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  SCAND 2003 #45   Moscow: The Kremlin:    

        For some reason I woke at 6:30 and then again at 9:30, when I finally got up.  Jackov or Jake is the uncle of Dimitrii’s wife, Tania and he was given the task of giving Marcia, Irene and I a tour of the city. He was there sitting in the lobby waiting for us when we got there at 10:00. Now Jake is a warm and friendly person but just a bit eccentric and easily rattled when he gets under a little stress.  Obviously we wanted to see the Kremlin and Lenin’s Tomb but everything was still not open. Vladimir drove the three of us to Red Square and it turns out they had opened the Kremlin Jewelry for tourists. We gazed in amazement at the beautifully colored St. Basil’s – the symbol of the Kremlin.  It took awhile to absorb it all – the sheer size of the place and that this was the center of the “Evil Empire.” We bought tickets and entered the Jewelry to see all the magnificent gems, tiaras, jewelry, clothing and Faberge eggs. From there we went through the Kremlin Armory but Marcia never enjoys these type of museums.
and Armory Christ th X, 3 lunch at Sbarro see TUNA

4 cap lunch Café Loft

Learned word for cinnamon is koritza 5:00 drive to clinic tour do AOL 6:30 DRIVE HOTEL 7:30 run tr and hotel

815 Vlad drives to suburbs

915 dinner Tsarskaya Okhota pectopah c slava alek vlad

11 dessert at Alek Rosenberg house in country guards uzzis

115 drive to hotel  To bed 230

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