Novosibirsk III

We slept in late until 2:30 p.m. local time (2:30 a.m. Chicago time.) We went to the grocery store and picked up enough groceries for the four of us in the flat. We spent 880 rubles (about $34). Very european. Breads, crackers, cheese, sausage, keifer, etc. We sat around talking and then were picked up for pizza and orientation.

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Novosibirsk II

We’re at St. Petersburg. After a nice night’s (or is it day?!?!) rest we prepared for a days walking. The bed and breakfast called “Agora” is on the sixth floor of a relatively non-descript building. You wouldn’t even know it was a B&B unless you went in. The owner is helping establish the Anglican church in St. Petersburg. We had nice rooms and had a delightful breakfast of porridge, toast, and french press coffee.

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