The skies in northern Russia don't stay the same for very long. Clouds come and go, and so does the sunshine. These photos were all taken early in our visit to in St. Petersburg, where we moved aboard the
Viking Surkov to enjoy its comfortable facilities, including its wonderful dining room, for the first part of our 13-night
Waterways of the Czars trip, with
Viking River Cruises.
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| © Photos by Kay Davies and Richard Schear |
Posted for
SkyWatch Friday
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Beautiful skies and I'm so glad you had those to enjoy as well on your trip to Russia! Have really enjoyed your captures from Russia! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Fabulous photos from a most intersting place for travel adventures, love it when other bloggers take us on tour to experience places through their camera.
ReplyDeleteGreat tour Kay!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletenice shots
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It's not surprising that the best part of Russian skies are these great domes.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures -- loving the travelogue. Changing skies make for the most interesting pictures. But it's actually hard to concentrate on sky when I am seeing the River and the wonderful buildings.
ReplyDeleteInteresting how the skies are so much more transient than the magnificent landmarks of St Petersburg!
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Fantastic shots from such a beautiful city.
ReplyDeletethose fast changing skies offer endless opportunities for photographers!
ReplyDeleteI too crave to visit this place. Such wonderful scenes shared. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSeems like they have different looking skys each day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful architecture, and the sky scenes are lovely Kay. What a wonderful experience this must have been..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place. I would like to see this in person.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful pictures of St.Petersburg. From the beautiful canals, St Isaak's cathedral and statue of Peter the Great to the skies above it, it was lovely to see again. You probably were told that St.Petersburg was known as the Venice of the north, just as Riga was known as the Paris of the north.
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvellous adventure to go on!
These are fascinating views Kay!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your travels through your photos. Very astounding domes and architecture.
ReplyDeleteA perfect day to be taking photos of the skies!
Nice postcards from Russia :)
ReplyDeleteEspecially I like the second and the last one.
Regards!
Very changeable skies amid that wonderful architecture.
ReplyDeletesome really dramatic skies, kay! i really like how you've framed the top and bottom photo. very lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures, Kay! ~~ We took the Viking Surkov in October 2006. Also we went back to St. Petersburg in Spring of 2010.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures bring back pleasant memories. Thank you.
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Those are changing skies and I love the golden domes. Hope you're having a wonderful weekend. (((hugs))) Jo
ReplyDeleteHi Kay, me again! I love your new profile photo. You look stunning! Was this taken on your cruise? Beautiful! Hugs Jo
ReplyDeleteThe last shot is gorgeous. Such elegance from the past. - Margy
ReplyDeleteLovely skies and magnificent buildings. What a wonderful trip!!! Have a lovely weekend. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure which I adore most, the skies or the architecture. I do know I love the second photo with the white tiles on the domes.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, especially the last one. I hope I get to go to Russia one of these days...
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