I hope you didn’t take these pictures yesterday! Brrrr! I hear all the stalls and stuff will be up until the 11th – I’m hoping to get in one more time before they all shut down!
Yesterday and the day before – but I was well-minked 🙂 I actually have been loving the weather the last few days – so crisp and properly wintery! I am not excited about going back to work on Monday….
It looks lovely! However, I am well over winter, we had some -15 – -20 days and the roads (sidewalks as well) were super icy. It got warmer this weekend and then it snowed last night. Not it’s all melting. Again! 😦
Oh wow — how absolutely gorgeous! I spent Christmas in Colorado and we got a fair about of snow, but it’s also those gorgeous purple and blue lights that make it so spectacular! Thanks for sharing 🙂
I bet Colorado remains a winter wonderland throughout the season – it’s so much more environmentally clean than Moscow! But hey, I’ll take my small pleasures wherever I can get them 🙂
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Marvelous looking
Thank you!
Most welcome! 🙂
I hope you didn’t take these pictures yesterday! Brrrr! I hear all the stalls and stuff will be up until the 11th – I’m hoping to get in one more time before they all shut down!
Yesterday and the day before – but I was well-minked 🙂 I actually have been loving the weather the last few days – so crisp and properly wintery! I am not excited about going back to work on Monday….
That final shot does it for me! 🙂
Proper Russian winter, that one!
This is all so gorgeous!
What are they drinking?
Dammit, you got there ahead of me! I’m gonna say hot vodka 🙂
I’m going to say as long as it’s alcoholic, it’s good by me!
Yeah, unless she’s drinking hot Bud – that would just be wrong 😉
Eeeeeewwwwwww
Heh heh 🙂 They have hot beer here – Glühbier – I haven’t tried it!
You should. In the name of science.
I might pass on this one 🙂
That sounds wrong.
But these Moscow Christmas markets are actually fairly booze-free – can you believe?
I find that hard to believe! Although it might explain why I saw Russians hitting the Glühwein hard here 😉
There are actually laws against serving alcohol in public parks during national holidays, as to protect the childrens.
Stupid children. Ruining everything. 😉
But wait, they have no problem not protecting them from the evils of alcohol for the rest of the year?? 😉
Nope 🙂
Good 😉
Ew. That’s just wrong.
…that’s exactly what I was wondering…
Between you, Linda, and me, it’s clear what’s most important 🙂
I’m sure Anna is as well 🙂
I had a couple of pints before heading out 🙂
You guys….
It’s tea, tea, tea! And I think some places sold mulled wine.
Tea… with a splash of *something*, right?!
I had a *something* on the side 😉
HOT TEA, ladies. Just hot tea, in Russia’s traditional ‘samovar.’ Go look it up.
Sigh. Where’s the excitement?
It looks beautiful I adore Moscow and really want to go back soon!
We finally have a proper winter. It’s pretty great!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
It looks lovely! However, I am well over winter, we had some -15 – -20 days and the roads (sidewalks as well) were super icy. It got warmer this weekend and then it snowed last night. Not it’s all melting. Again! 😦
I dont mind the cold at all – as long as it comes with now. But now it’s warm (0) and slushy and gross 😦
Just gorgeous !
We fiiiinally got a proper winter / holiday season here. A total delight!
Oh wow — how absolutely gorgeous! I spent Christmas in Colorado and we got a fair about of snow, but it’s also those gorgeous purple and blue lights that make it so spectacular! Thanks for sharing 🙂
I bet Colorado remains a winter wonderland throughout the season – it’s so much more environmentally clean than Moscow! But hey, I’ll take my small pleasures wherever I can get them 🙂
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