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I had to chose one of your great photos to add to my favourites, which was a pretty hard task. I ended up with this one because of the peculiar atmosphere which reminds me of quite a certain mood that I tend to have when the weather is like this.
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thank you again for kindly comment 
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I had to add something from your gallery to my favourites, although it was pretty hard to decide which one. I chose this one because it reminds me of something... that certain mood that I have when the weather is like this.
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thank you again
I think I understand right what mood do you mean
and I think this song is very suitable for this picture
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Oops, I accindentally posted two comments on your picture, because I thought that I failed to post the first one 
Btw, in your profile it reads that you're from Russia, so it's interesting to hear you like finnish bands such as Uniklubi, that are not so famous outside our borders
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and I'm glad that I'm not alone too with my mood that I wanted to share by this photo and others
Yes, I live in Russia in Siberia, far away from Europe, but many finnish bands are known here, such as HIM, Negative, Amorphis, Korpiklaani, they have here many fans 
in other countries there are many good bands too, but finnish are "knocking in my soul" more. and it's not only about music, it's about all.
sorry if I get you boring, I just can speak this theme endlessly
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I'm not getting bored at all, actually just the opposite
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o, I like Amorphis too
I live in central part of Siberia - about 4000 km from Moscow and 5 hours of time difference with Finland
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How is it that the tickets are expensive? Are they more expensive than elsewhere in Russia per kilometer? I have been thinking about travelling by train from Finland through Russia to Mongolia and China and so I'm interested in this.
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wow, so interesting journey you planning
expensiveness is the relative concept..maybe for you it will be not so expensive
so, if you want to journey through Russia to Mongolia and China, you can fly to Moscow and then go by train to Novosibirsk, Krasnojarsk or Vladivostok (from Vladivostok it's easier to go to China), it's 4, 5 and 7 days on the road! as far as I know, it's the most commonly used ways through Russia..
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Well prices for railway tickets and other things are lower in Russia than in Finland, but several hundreds of euros are a lot of money for me too. So I won't be able to make that trip for a while, but I'm planning it already so that I will be able to gather some money and maybe to learn some russian. But thanks for the information! It's very useful to me.
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No problem
(now I studying english at courses and realizing how much russian language is difficult nevertheless, in comparison with english
Anyway, when you will take this trip - feel welcome to come to Russia
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I'm very grateful for your offer - It's great to know someone to ask about these things
Actually, I have already visited Russia, but that was just a few hours in the centrum of Saint Petersburg. We spend an couple of hours to find a restaurant with menu's in English - so that's why I think it would be useful to know a little Russian if I was to spend more time in your country
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Heh, shame on St Petersburg that they don't care about foreign guests.. if they don't have menu on English, they must be able to speak English.. some of them are able even to speak Finnish, because they have places to study it (in contrast to Siberia) . Maybe you just weren't fortunate with restaurant.. But I agree with you, to know Russian is very useful in Russia for a lot of reasons!
And, if honestly, I want to know Finnish language (I love it from childhood), I planned a trip to Finland for many years ago and saving money for it now, and don't want to be an "alien with phrase-book" or speak only on English
and for more knowledge in Russian language and for more useful info about Russia and Russians you can email me - lighter25@mail.ru. I'll be glad to help
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Well, in the St Petersburg case, we finally managed to find a great place to eat
Oh, finnish by internet courses, that's an admirable enterprise, because our language is said to be one of more difficult languages to learn
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I hope next your visit to St.Petersburg will be without any problems with misunderstanding
this is very beautiful city and seems to me a little similar with Helsinki in architecture
You right, finnish language is very difficult, but not more than russian, I hope to overcome it
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I also liked the looks of St Petersburg. St Petersburg has surely had great influence in Helsinki's architecture, though admittedly, Helsinki is a much more modest version. Like a little sister to St Petersburg or a smaller version of it
As you noticed, I added you on facebook. For me its an easier tool to communicate since I visit deviantart less frequently.
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O, I always thought in contrary - St Petersburg is a "little sister"
You're right about facebook, so I will update today and tomorrow my boring profile there and will be there more often
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Well, not only St Petersburg is a larger a city (what, a five millions inhabitants?) the buildings are also more massive than the ones you see in Helsinki. So when you go from Helsinki to St Petersburg you can't resist the impression that it's a Helsinki magnified doubly
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O, 5millions inhabitants - it's more than in five times more than in my city
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Wow, great for you
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Yeah, why not, if someone of my favourite bands will play there in that time, I'll take a chance to see them!
And the journey, I project it as a tourist trip to Helsinki (maybe not only Helsinki) where I'll stay in hotel for about 7 days and will go sight-seeing, photograph everything, will go to shops and buy some souvenirs to me and my family...and will just walking on the streets and being happy
you may write me further better on facebook
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thank you very much
sharing was only a pleasure
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The dry shrubs enhance the mood, what a pity that there are those cars. Nice flakes all around
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o yes, I think that those cars are unnesessary too..
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a tad underexposed for my liking but then again that creates the mood for this photograph which is amazing. You can really hear the silence of the scenery you captured or it could just be that its rely quiet where i am lol XD. Good job
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o, it's such a pleasant compliment for me! )) thank you very much! I'm very appreciate
I really wanted to reproduce the twilight gloominess and a little sinister silence.. so maybe I can
sorry my english
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You did an amazing job
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thank you again
yes, it's taken in Russia, this is Krasnojarsk city where I living all my life, the place near my house ) but my house is not a cottage like this, it's an usual many-storied house )
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That's awesome, i wish i could escape Montreal for a while and visit a more quiet silent place like that in your photograph.
I will add it to the places i want to visit when i can save up the money
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wow
so you're welcome to visit siberian silent places
the best time for see our beautiful silent places is November (if you want winter scenery) or all another time except January and February (here is cold about -30*C)
but I'm very surprised
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Montreal, is a very busy place. In the winter we get about the same temperature as you guys. Its a good place to visit if you are into the whole busy city lifestyle and if you like the french language
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o, I never knew! for some reason I thought that Montreal is quiet sity
actually, Krasnojarsk is the same. an usual big busy city
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Theres nothing like exploration of a city, there's soo much too photograph
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