To: Farmer Dean
I traveled a lot around Russia and a great deal of Georgia.
Worst thing was finding the courage to cross streets in Tbilisi.
Planes in Rostov on don were shakier than you can imagine in the late 90’s.
37 posted on
04/03/2016 4:48:52 PM PDT by
MarMema
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To: MarMema
Planes in Rostov on don were shakier than you can imagine in the late 90s.
My wife and I took a flight from Moscow to Minsk in 1999. I thought they were using an eggbeater as an engine. I had flown many a military flight in everything conceivable over every type of terrain imaginable and was not "too" worried. Wife was new to this and was very concerned. I had to maintain the confident air for her sake. It really was a rust bucket and should not have been flying. Color scheme looked like an old 70's reject from American Airlines.
91 posted on
04/04/2016 2:22:33 AM PDT by
wbarmy
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