Residents of Lviv
welcome the Red Army.
Categories History, Other, Photos, russian army, Society, Technology
When you happen to find yourself in Riga and would like to
feel really scared, don't forget to visit Irbene.
Categories Funny, Photos, Russian Nature
It looks like autumns in Latvia are really
nice. It worth taking a look.
If a train meets a digger in a fair battle who will win? In
Latvia they had a chance to check it recently.
A Latvian billionaire implemented a fantastic project nearby Cēsis town in Latvia. If you’ve believed there is no Sun City, only Sin City, now you can see that you’ve been totally wrong. There people live according to special rules and have a routine different from those of
common human beings. The three-storey houses are constructed of green materials and are located on various height so that the dwellers don’t see other houses from the windows of their own. If you want to live in a hobbit hut, you know now where to head.
Categories Exclusive, History, Photos, Technology
Somewhere between Ventspils and Kolka cape in Latvia (ex-Soviet country) is located two radio telescopes (also known as "zvjozdachka" - the star), that in those days were one of most secret elements in soviet army. There are two antennas left – RT-32 (main
dish is 32 meters in diameter) and RT-16 (16 meters). The smallest one – RT-10 – was taken away when soviet soldiers left Latvia in 90-ies. With those antennas Russian forces were able to spy phone calls everywhere they wanted.
Categories Funny, Photos, Russian People, Society
This weekend they had the Day of
the Blonde in Riga.
Categories History, Photos, Russian Art, Russian People
Yuri Gagarin, first man in space, first Russian cosmonaut, you probably know him. People from Latvia know him too, they say that during the Soviet Times Russian authorities wanted to rename Latvian capital city Riga after Yuri Gagarin to Gagarin city, but they didn't for some reason. So they decided to commemorate the glory of the hero in bit different way. They have made a monument of Gagarin, but
not just a monument. Yuri tragically died in plane accident during the test flights he participated in while on his service in Russian army in his young age. Latvian monument builders decided to imagine what if he didn't die how he could like at his 70s and built such a monument which tends to look how Yuri Gagarin could look in his old ages. You can see it below:
This economic recession and global financial crisis consequences now reveal
themselves in some East European countries like, those events in Latvia nowadays.
The photos made from plane of the terrain of Russia. From the cold
Siberia to sub tropical Sochi. The one above is Siberia.
