Since I already have posted the Ferris wheel and told you that I was once up there. I thought that I'd continue with the views down the wheel. Like I said I didn't really look down. I was just sitting very still looking at what's on my eye level. But thankfully, I was with a bear... a kind of special Bear and he took all these pictures in this post.
There's the road going to the city center. The Kremlin, commercial building, some residential and the beach Kazanka.
Last time I've posted a sign that forbids people from swimming and some of you asked why it is forbidden. Well, you see there is a road that spans at the middle. Fumes, dust and maybe something else are brought about by every passing vehicle. The water is not really dirty. I have been there several times in summer and in winter too. There are no rubbish nor sewege from factories. There are no factories in the city. It's just not considered good for swimming. But you know some people still try like in those people in the previous post I've written about.
The Ferris wheel is a part of entertainment in Kurlai. It's an amusemrnt park. I like being there in summer, not to take rides but to eat cotton candy :)
Nah, I just like places where people go to enjoy. Kids, a lot of kids and their families could be seen in this place.
Farther you can see a UFO. They land in Russia from time to time. Didn't you know that Russia and aliens are allies?
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Of course I'm joking. That's a circus. I haven't been there. Another paranoia I've got is that animals could go wild and get loose...you know what happens next. (I'm sorry I've got weird imaginings sometimes).
This is right below us. You can probably even see the shadow of the wheel on the umbrellas. It's a BBQ place by the way. They also have good kebab. Yum! Summer, hurry up please.
The park isn't open yet. They close from late fall to early spring. As soon as snow is gone, they'll open again.
The river is still frozen, everything's covered with snow. Although it is already spring, our temperature today's nearly -10.
Tomorrow's gonna be -17...hopefully not. It is March 8 - it's Women's Day and I already mentioned to you before that this day is widely celebrated in Russia. I am planning to go out and see around, make pictures if I get a chance and later tell you about it.