Couple

At Ostozhenka Street.

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Narrow Passages

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Prechistenka

Sweet warm September 2012.

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Marathon in Moscow

Photos I made during marathon of Athletics championship 2013 in mid August.  
Not many spectators, but a lot of security.

And press transportation truck:

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Glass Dome

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Ostozhenka Street

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"Godzillas" Hostel

Empty and lazy side street with rather remarkable sign.

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Summer Days

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Prechistensky Sidestreet

This church is surrounded by roads on all 4 sides, which makes the smallest square in the city. At Glazovsky sidestreet.

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Backyards

Surprising color scheme, I think.

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Tverskaya Street

Your attention is deep into the slow traffic and the best view is the car in front, specially when it starts to move faster. Then, by pure accident, you look to the right and there it is. The city prepared a present for you, just to remind how lucky you are to live in Moscow. 
Near "Tverskaya" ("Gorky street" in my childhood).

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Iliinka Street

Another box of treasures, Iliinka street.

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Nikolskaya Street

The view of Nikolskaya street these days and in the lithography of mid 19th century.

Link to lithography.

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1905 Year Street

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mother

rain

Game winners

In Moscow have passed the Third world "Game winners" for children who have oncological diseases

Are you in the mood for a conversation?

Lialina Square

It is the smallest square which I know in Moscow. I stood on the opposite side of Lyalina Square when did this photo. Isn't it nice?

In 1812 (Napoleon's intervention) the square was completely burnt out and later was slowly built on. Most of the buildings date to the end of 19th century.

And I like cars, too))

Google map.

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Moscow river