The USSR was once considered the most well-read country; people read on park benches, on buses, and on metro escalators. I am glad that the glorious traditions of education and an irresistible thirst for knowledge still exist.
Creative people (artists, photographers, religious figures, Baker (or Biker)...) prefer not to cut their hair, assuring that with long hair the world around them is perceived better.... If you read books completely naked, then you will remember them forever...
The USSR was once considered the most well-read country. People read on park benches, on buses, and on metro escalators. I'm glad that the glorious traditions of education and an irresistible thirst for knowledge still exist.
Viktor Kirillov, Yes, that was the case. Although it's not a fact that the information was accurate. That the USSR was the most well-read nation. But the fact is that people read a lot back then.
Creative people (artists, photographers, religious figures, Baker (or Biker)...) prefer not to cut their hair, insisting that with long hair the world around them is perceived better.... If you read books completely naked, then you will remember them forever...
Kurta Arkadiy, awesome!) I have relatives right in Lviv (they've been living there for a long time), I'll be there! I've been wanting to go for a long time, especially with the architecture.
Kurta Arkadiy, awesome!) I have relatives right in Lviv (they've been living there for a long time), I'll be there! I've been wanting to go for a long time, especially with the architecture) Thank you.
S V, It's an amazing city. I haven't experienced such an atmosphere anywhere else.
Even the Lychakiv Cemetery is a unique work of art.
The information was for general informational purposes.
In the USSR, people read fully clothed... but here this girl took off everything she had just to read a book!
That's where the craving comes from!!!
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Well, I've said everything I knew to ask.
Although it's not a fact that the information was accurate. That the USSR was the most well-read nation. But the fact is that people read a lot back then.
That's a level! 😆
I have relatives right in Lviv (they've been living there for a long time), I'll be there!
I've been wanting to go for a long time, especially with the architecture.
Thanks.
It's an amazing city.
I haven't experienced such an atmosphere anywhere else.
Even the Lychakiv Cemetery is a unique work of art.
N.B.: I don't need travel (any kind) for free.
Seriously, I checked, I need a desert!
I'll come, don't worry, only when... I'm down.
And then I'll go to a monastery, then only something else.