Finnish-Russian border.
Local gourmet cuisine.
A small section of the Hermitage in St. Petersburg. Pictures do NOT do this city any justice at all, everything is HUGE.
Slightly larger view, but again...not even close.
A view from the river tour boat. It almost hurts to put these up, it's like showing you a tooth and telling you "this is a shark".
Here's me in St. Petersburg.
A familiar scene.
Moscow or bust. It was almost bust, actually...the trip was 12 hours on a road that felt like being in a spin cycle.
Moscow.
The Spires, from a distance. Red Square was closed our first day there due to the anniversary of victory over Germany.
The Kremlin is behind me.
The main shopping street in Moscow. In the backround is one of several "Stalin Skyscrapers", and they are GARGANTUAN.
Tue and Jodi outside Red Square.
Mr. Mike Wead and I ten minutes before showtime.
Hell yeah.
Taken from behind my drums. The Moscow show was one of the most exciting shows I have ever played. Truly an honor.
I have more pictures of the after party, but this one of Hasse pretty much sums it up.
The last day in Moscow we went back to Red Square and it was open.
Some fine Russian architecture. The buildings are also nice.
Baskin Robbins!
A bowling alley on a day off in Latvia.
Go Latvia!
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