This man was playing a glass harmonica on the street; I love glass harmonicas because the sound is so pure and haunting
A distanct glimpse of the M.S. Rossia, which ferried us from St. Petersburg to Moscow
Transfiguration Cathedral, built in 1713
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
More of Uglich
Catherine the Great's efforts account for a number of neoclassical structures in the town.
This man was playing a glass harmonica on the street; I love glass harmonicas because the sound is so pure and haunting
A distanct glimpse of the M.S. Rossia, which ferried us from St. Petersburg to Moscow
Transfiguration Cathedral, built in 1713
This man was playing a glass harmonica on the street; I love glass harmonicas because the sound is so pure and hauntingA distanct glimpse of the M.S. Rossia, which ferried us from St. Petersburg to MoscowTransfiguration Cathedral, built in 1713
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