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Red Square, with Lenin's tomb on the right and St. Basil's Cathedral at the west end. It would be our first of many cathedrals we would visit.
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The Kremlin Wall, behind which is the Kremlin. (dah)
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The whole city of Uglich seems to be in the process of being remodeled. This chappel, the Church of St. Dmitry on the Blood in Uglich, Russia, housed military equipment and operations back quite a few years.
Note: Blogger was not liking me to upload pictures tonight. If you have seen these previously please forgive. Click here to see my other Russia posts.
I thought I'd tell you about the rules of RUBY TUESDAY.
They are real simple:
On Tuesdays you can post any photo you like (it must be one of your own) that contains the color RED.
Your photo can contain lots of RED or a little bit of RED
AND (please) post your link here with MaryT
I will might post a NEW Ruby Tuesday each some Tuesdays.
Hi Jim - Thanks for posting those interesting Ruby Tuesday shots from Russia. It's a country I've never visited.
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Great Ruby Tuesday shots from Russia. Nice photos hope to visit there someday.
ReplyDeleteWow! That sounds wonderful! What a neat experience to visit Russia!
ReplyDeleteLoved the title!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the last shot - stunning colors.
Blogger was a beast tonight - grrr!
Wow! Those pictures are great. I especially like the last one with the blue tops (I'm sure that has name, but I have no clue what it is).
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morning Jim and Mrs,Jim
ReplyDeletethanks for the birthday song,
so are ya on the road again , or just coming back?
take care
blessings
Yup, (un)fortunately, Russia will always be red. Beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteWell I like these shots from the country of my ancestors :0)
ReplyDeleteThey do love their red. Even though I am 100% Russian I've never been to Russia...
Have a wonderful Tuesday Jim!
I love looking at the old buildings in Russia, so beautiful....
ReplyDeleteYes, we did have a "gully washer" yesterday....lol
great photos. I get to see a place I have never been.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Red Stuff. :)
ReplyDeleteWhen were you there was it chilling?
ReplyDeletemy grandparents cme here from Russia and I have always wanted to visit there.
ReplyDeleteyour photos are beautiful
I also enjoyed the Sunday post showing the McDonalds in Russia
What a beautiful collection of photos. Another place I would have loved to visit. Next life, I guess for that one too. Isn't it just maddening when blogger gets in that no pictures tonight mood?
ReplyDeleteGlad you decided to do Ruby Tuesday today Jim! It's always more fun when you post! Happy Ruby Tuesday! :) Love those RED buildings of Russia.
ReplyDeleteI find the architecture in Russia fascinating. Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteThose building are sure pretty Jim.
ReplyDeleteNothing redder than RED Square...
ReplyDeleteI have always been green :):working at health food store in college - as a docent @ the FW nature center - worked for 3 years recycling ink cartridges and cellphones w/ schools and I am working on becoming a naturalist -- I am just not an extremist:) so yes send me the link and its is funny for the first couple of times I did not know what JIMG was:)tee hee-then I liked it-- you did not answer was Russia frightening
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ReplyDeletehow exotic. The Red Square.
Good to see it free from all those military parades from the time of the cold war.
I never knew that the wall of Kreml was red. Amazing.
You certainly are a man of many colors. I'm looking forwards to seeing your next red!
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Wow - perfect subjects for Ruby Tuesday! It's interesting that Lenin's tomb is bigger than St. Basil's cathedral. We can all draw our own conclusions from that.
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you are to be able to see such wonderful places. These buildings look like something from a fairy tale.
ReplyDeleteI've seen some Russians playing in the Olympics. Their flag is red, white, & blue too, also, in addition, as well.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots for Ruby Red Tuesday.
Wow, very cool. What happened to the post with the Fenstermobile?
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