KhabarovskMapSeptember 23–26, 2005 The train from Blagoveshchensk stopped 15 minutes from the city for one and a half hours. But as luck would have it, it did so next to a set of stairs. So I had to disembark and hail a cab.  It was my third time in Khabarovsk, but for some reason I didn’t manage to do any proper photography during the first two. Time to fix the gap. 
KHABAROVSK The city is pleasantly hilly.  Well spoken. 
Angel Suitably antiquated.  Apothecary Partially cautionary. 
ATTENTION!!! You can’t ride horsies past this point.  The city is almost completely empty on weekends.  Here Karl-Marx is hyphenated.  K-Marx St Some people live like this.  Others like that.  I saw everything I came to see.  DETOUR around Khabarovsk Onwards to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk by plane. |
