I **LOVE** this lead pic!

And who would have thought pics of beaten up rust buckets masquerading as cars in Russia could be so fascinating . . . !

You're such a good photographer, Miss Shauny. Such colours, and some lovely people shots. ...and those funny little cars! What's WITH that?

i surfed in one day after hitting random melbourne blogs, then following links, and i can't seem to leave! i love that you love russia and lenin, and i adore your olympics blog. awesome.

I am wishing that you could find that couple to give them that picture- ridiculous, I know!

I also love the one of the older woman with the car in the background....

Beautiful! amazing !
I simply adore your blogs!
all of them.
Still!

#4 - If the Pillsbury dough boy were a motor...

This set both delights and perplexes me.

For a minute I thought the old lady in #7 was a road worker in some bizarre Russian road worker uniform consisting of bright orange splotches.

#4 is the Pillsbury Cry Baby, with bright orange tears and all!! Great pictures, and I'm glad you've been having a grand adventure!

Jesus Shauny, for a nano-second when I saw that picture i thought you had some big news!

Now I know where my stolen piece of junk ended up. Somehow it looks better there ...

I love the moments you capture. Brilliant photography.

I am seriously convinced I should go to Scotland now. :)

Umm, the photos are in Russia.

hehehe

Beautiful, Miss Shauny

Graham, if ever there were to be a uniform for bizarre Russian road-workers, that would be the perfect design.

Is the sky in Russia really that blue?

The Astoria! I went in there with my friend to find the ballroom where Hitler was to have his Victory over Russia celebration. Instead we were invited to buy a cup of coffee and a cake for US$17. Now I wish Hitler had won the war.

ahhh takes me back to my visit to east Germany before the wall came down

how many people does it take to make a Trabbi?

2 ... one to fold and one to glue