Moscow State University, which lies on a hill near Moscow.
A large campus.
This is the main building.
The two clock faces were something of an enigma.
The one on the right had the local time.
The one on the left had a range of 70 to 78 or so.
We could not figure out what the units were; they could not
be degrees!
My net-buddy, Otto Makela, suggests that the left dial indicates
barometric pressure.
This seems plausible if it the units are centimeters of mercury.
If so, it's ironic, because one member of our party subsequently went
shopping for a barometer!
Perhaps the urge to buy a barometer was the result of
subliminal influence.
Another view of the main building at Moscow State University.
Large wild dog in foreground.
And another view of the main building at Moscow State University.
I can't believe I took this picture.
The composition is completely wrong.
And another view of the main building at Moscow State University.
This was taken from what looked like the main entrance.
Moscow State University with a somewhat run-down building on the left.
There is a some sort of (probably decorative) pool in the foreground.
From left to right, Ross Drake and Scott Dubach of Boeing Huntsville
and Todd May, a JSC employee at MSFC.
Moscow State University in the background.
Todd May took this picture.
From left to right, Scott Dubach, me, and Ross Drake.
This is a view of Moscow from the edge of the hill where
Moscow State University is located.
This view is largely dominated by this stadium building.
Another part of the view from the hill near Moscow State U.
Another part of the view from the hill near Moscow State U.
Yes, a river runs through it.
When I took the some of the previous pictures from the hill,
I was standing on top of a ski jump that had been built for the
Moscow Winter Olympics that the USA boycotted.
Here, I decided to turn around and face the other direction.
There were a large number of roller bladers around.
It was a good area for roller blading as long as you could
dodge the maniacal Russian drivers.
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