From Russia With Love
By Alan Hill

Gazing upon such an iconic landmark reminded me of the first time I stood on Westminster bridge and looked down the Thames. The feeling of being confronted by such familiar landmarks is always hyper real feeling but always a great pleasure.

Next edition: Alan Hill explores the more colourful side of Moscow. It's more Dostoevsky than Tolstoy.

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