Our day in Moscow was all the greater because of the painfully long trip from Tallinn. Actually, it wasn't so much that it was long, just that is was long because it was so insanely slow and bumpy. Here are a few videos outlining our trip:
First, Rasmus and I waiting for the late bus in Tallinn to take us to Riga (which, by the way, is in the opposite direction of Russia.....way to go Jenny on booking that one.....) where we would catch our bus to Moscow. Ah, so naive....we had no idea what was coming....
And finally, we are in RUSSIA! But, still have another eight hours or so before we make it to Moscow.
And when we, at long last, step off at our destination. We have no idea where in Moscow we are, but no more bus!!!!!
Then we headed down to the metro, where, in fact, we did not record anything. But it was actually a rather pleasant experience buying our metro tickets -- I remember the lady behind the counter being very nice. And, of course, the metro was a-mazing :p A speeding train every 90 seconds -- and more than enough people to fill it up. And into the city center we went!
First, Rasmus and I waiting for the late bus in Tallinn to take us to Riga (which, by the way, is in the opposite direction of Russia.....way to go Jenny on booking that one.....) where we would catch our bus to Moscow. Ah, so naive....we had no idea what was coming....
And finally, we are in RUSSIA! But, still have another eight hours or so before we make it to Moscow.
And when we, at long last, step off at our destination. We have no idea where in Moscow we are, but no more bus!!!!!
Then we headed down to the metro, where, in fact, we did not record anything. But it was actually a rather pleasant experience buying our metro tickets -- I remember the lady behind the counter being very nice. And, of course, the metro was a-mazing :p A speeding train every 90 seconds -- and more than enough people to fill it up. And into the city center we went!
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