This reminds me of the train station in my forest village! http://www.mynilambur.com/2011/01/palakkad-shoarnur-nilambur-train.html
This is still a train station if you believe me :D
I really apologize that I have not made any real visit to your beautiful blogs. My laptop broke and my sweet wife use the other one and she works from home using that. I don't want to steal her time using it and I am waiting for my new laptop delivery from Dell in the next week some time. They are taking longer time than the promised 12 days delivery time.
I hope everything is fine with you and your loved ones!
It's a pity, the restaurant looks very cozy. About your comment, I'm not sure if there are lots of Russians living here.The Church was closed, I couldn't see inside.I think they only open for the ceremony. However, during this last school year, I had two school mates, one from Russia, living here about 13 years, her husband is also Russian (working for a Bank). The other girl is from Bielorrussia, she told me she asked for exile and now she is living here.In fact I didn't understand much about. Generally people are very reserved.
What a shame! I hope someday it will be a good home for another business.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of the train station in my forest village! http://www.mynilambur.com/2011/01/palakkad-shoarnur-nilambur-train.html
ReplyDeleteThis is still a train station if you believe me :D
I really apologize that I have not made any real visit to your beautiful blogs. My laptop broke and my sweet wife use the other one and she works from home using that. I don't want to steal her time using it and I am waiting for my new laptop delivery from Dell in the next week some time. They are taking longer time than the promised 12 days delivery time.
I hope everything is fine with you and your loved ones!
It's a pity, the restaurant looks very cozy.
ReplyDeleteAbout your comment, I'm not sure if there are lots of Russians living here.The Church was closed, I couldn't see inside.I think they only open for the ceremony.
However, during this last school year, I had two school mates, one from Russia, living here about 13 years, her husband is also Russian (working for a Bank).
The other girl is from Bielorrussia, she told me she asked for exile and now she is living here.In fact I didn't understand much about. Generally people are very reserved.
Have a nice weekend!
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Léia
What a shame! It's such a lovely building!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful piece of architecture...sad to see it deteriorate.
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