Voyage Manchester gentleman Ukrainian cities - part 4

AGAIN (former) Soviet Union (continued, part 4) had to wait a while, but we managed to play a game called "Come on guess who from others - Victoria. The game was quite difficult, because the platform were many young and beautiful girls. Marina approach to some of them, but our landlady has not found. And only when I took off his baseball hat, our Victoria has managed us to identify at my bald head, which she saw on the site. "The interior" of our room Kharkov - is the second largest city in Ukraine, with a population of around two million people, when you come into a crowded subway, it seems that these two million are here together. Hence, what some 20 miles to the border with Russia. Yet this town is notable for the fact that here was born and grew famous writer Vital Vitale. Television viewers of the older generation can remember him when he worked as Moscow correspondent for the popular television show, Clive James, the program was aired in the evening on Saturdays. We did not linger on the platform, and Victoria took us through the underground passage in the subway. Netherworld of concrete We rode the subway two stops, moved to another line and got to the subway "Student", where captives to the taxi called "taxi". So in Eastern Europe called the small private buses that describe labirintopodobnye path through the city streets. Salon filled with people very quickly, basically has to go standing up, and if you will be careless enough to sit in the back row, then in order to arrive at their bus stop, you have to fly through the air, another option would not be. This type of transport is clearly not suitable for those who suffer from claustrophobia. The only advantage of this unpretentious service is cheap - for 20 pence you can get almost anywhere in the city. In the center of Kharkov apartment of Victoria is located in the Kharkov region called Saltovka is actually a city in the city, some hellhole of concrete, which are many rows of soulless apartment blocks. Here lives the 600,000 people in the evenings when kharkovites include light in kitchens, hundreds of lights arranged in a sad monotonous columns. Start material: Read more: