Here is the snow we got yesterday (May 12). I also included Urmik in the background as a reference for you to gauge the amount of snow...
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A compilation of deep, deep daily thoughts from deep, deep Siberia
I am posting here my day-to-day life in Novosibirsk, Siberia. The goal is to make this blog educational and informative, so that each time you visit this link, you feel you are learning valuable lessons and you are not wasting your time. You can use my material as part of geography lectures for young children, convicts or pro-Siberian therapy groups...Comments are welcome!
-Bruce.
-Bruce.
5 comments:
you sure it just isn't volcanic ash falling from Iceland?
According to Russian officials winter is over and the heat shall not be turned back on until late October. Therefore it cannot be snow. That is impossible!
iughh!!! move back to Houston!! no snow so far in May.. 90 degrees (farenheit) yes. :)
carolina
It's so refreshing reading your post! I'm so happy I have an AC in my apartment in St. Petersburg... +27 is quite hot for the beginning of may.
Urmik's body language suggests even he is annoyed by snow in May
We can see Urmik and on th road : a pigeon
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