Sculpture Bathing of Red Horse

Annual festival of ice sculptures

1. Compound of Economic Exhibition Center in Moscow
2. People near ice sculptures
3. Huge ice ball
4. Ice columns with children playing
5. Girl walking along ice wall
6. Girl touching ice wall
7. Woman in fur coat
8. Ice replica of Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre
9. Ice cannon firing
10. People watching sculptures
11. Russian politician Vladimir Zhirinovsky taking part in cutting a sculpture
12. Sculptor's hands
13. Zhirinovsky cutting a bear out of ice
14. Ice figure of woman
15. Girl
16. Ice replica of television tower
17. Ice sculptures
18. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Viktor Petrovich, pensioner
Beautiful ice sculptures. Children, all people can seem them. They can also see Zhirinovsky here.
19. People looking at sculptures
20. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Alexander and Irina
It is nice and warm here. Not cold, we have prepared for the weather.
21. Ice wall
22. Girl touching ice sculpture
23. Hand on ice

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The city of Moscow hosted on Sunday the annual festival of sculptures, carved from ice cubes by more than twenty artists from all over Russia.

The unveiling of the festival, which is expected to last several days at the All-Russian Exhibition Complex, attracted several hundred people who braved minus 10 degree Centigrade frost and high humidity.

Russia's flamboyant politician Vladimir Zhirinovsky was seen among the artists, meticulously carving an ice bear, apparently reflecting his new leaning towards the ruling Unity party whose mascot is the bear.


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VLOG - WALKING AROUND ST PETERSBURG | ALEXANDER GARDEN | BRONZE HORSEMAN | SUPER MARKET IN RUSSIA

In the afternoon of our first day in St Petersburg,we visited Alexander Garden (Aleksandrovsky Sad).This small picturesque garden is situated between Admiralty, St. Isaacs Cathedral and the Senate Square with the Bronze Horseman Statue.It exits with one side at the Admiralty Embankment on the Neva River.You'll see many monuments to famous Russian art and science personalities.In front of a Admiralty Building there is a beautiful fountain.Lovely park to wander through, many vendors selling souvenirs and also many Music Artists performing there.

The Bronze Horseman is a monument to Peter the Great, the founder of Saint Petersburg, located on the Senate Square. The monument was made of bronze with his horse rearing above the snake of treason.Its inscription reads ‘To Peter I from Catherine II – 1782’.

We strolled along the bank of Neva River with amazing view of boats, vessels in the water.

Then We went to a super market and bought food and water. Prices are reasonable.Buying food from super market is a better option to save money.

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