During our last day in Moscow of March, we went for a leisurely walk nearby the Moscow River.
It was a fine day with white clouds floating in the blue sky but the weather was too cold and my hands were numb. I could not even talk and was unable to take many pictures. The bitter cold wave told me that the journey ahead would be tough though we had prepared carefully.
We braced ourselves against the chill wind from the peak all the way to the river bank. As we made our way down the bank, I couldn't help but admire the beauty of the snow.
Along the way, we saw a nice ski jump hill
After a long walk down the hill, we finally reached the river bank. I was filled with a soothing sense of tranquility and calmness and I felt so small standing there in the open area.
Looking across the Moscow river is the Moscow Olympics Complex
The snowy scenery literally took my breath away. Despite the bitter cold, I enjoyed walking around from sight to sight and getting the taste of Moscow's beautiful landscape. It was a refreshing change as we never get to see snow in our homeland.
The Moscow skyline from the riverside is amazingly beautiful too.
This is my entry for Skywatch this week. Hope you enjoy these photos of the snowy landscape in Moscow.
I felt the chills just by looking at your photos, LR!
ReplyDeleteBut I do love the sight of white snow...
Nice skwatch
ReplyDeleteReally nice are the pictures of Moscow.
ReplyDeleteNice chilly cold pixz of Moscow..tQ
ReplyDeleteOh wow. Your photos are stunning. It must have been beautiful to have seen it in person.
ReplyDeleteWhat delightful, different views of Moscow than you usually see! I know it had to be freezing, but what gorgeous skies! Your photos are superb! Thank you for the tour of a place you don't often see -- at least not like this and I love it! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! Enjoy!
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Amazing shots. All around snow and in the middle river. Great stuff.
ReplyDeleteLife Ramblings, your first photo reminded me about my first encounter with Moscow, many years ago, when going into the city from the Sheremetievo airport I passed near birch trees woods. I love birch tree, and their white silhouette are even greater on snow.
ReplyDeleteI like also your second photo, the green church put into light by the snow. Wonderful!
I love all the snowy pics LR, I miss snowy weather!
ReplyDeleteI can't take the cold cause if my sinus problem but I sure love snow! :D I can imagine how cold it was when u were here.. how lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for the rain tonight, feel a little chilly now brrrrr! :) Oh and TGIF!
ReplyDeletei love the days when there is snow on the ground while the sun is shining overhead.
ReplyDeletehave a lovely weekend.
Ewok
Beautiful shots, it is neat see what Moscow looks like. For some reason I never imagined skycrapers.
ReplyDeleteThe snow and blue skies are beautiful, but there will be no ski jumping for me!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! And they have snow in March? Thanks for sharing!
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wow, that looks very cold indeed. but that layer of white blanket sure does make it look so much more inviting!
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrr to cold for me, fantastic photos just the same.
ReplyDeleteI have been to St. Petersburg but not Moscow. I long to visit there some day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of Moscow! Blue sky and sunshine...love this!
ReplyDeleteLovely views of Moscow. Gorgeous snow... I enjoyed this walk! The cold is bearable as long as we wrap up and keep moving...
ReplyDeletenice shots in the freezing snow,Moscow looks very modern.
ReplyDeletegood post, bravo
ReplyDeleteMoscow is so beautiful even in winter.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this post. It brings so many memories. I know every spot.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures of Moscow - thanks for sharing
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Thank you for braving the snow and the cold to get these beautiful pictures. The snow is indeed gorgeous to see. I didn't realize that Moscow was so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLovely snow... :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos leave me feeling good, refreshed.
ReplyDeleteBrr that looks cold! It's 34C here in tropical Malaysia. But I would like to go sledging on that hill!
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What a lovely set of photos, i particularly like the ski jump hill one
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely Sunday :-)
sometimes i wish we had snow here :P
ReplyDeleteIt must've been better if there are people around enjoying the snow.
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