Well, after months of absence, to keep on hold all my experiences in those frigid Russian lands, as I'm back at it again. You could put any excuse as to why not continue updating the blog more often, especially the classic "I have not had time" but not true, there's always time for everything, you just have to organize it, rather it was a matter of laziness, not I can promise not do it again, but meanwhile enjoy these brief periods of lucidity and inspiration.
Before continuing, I would give a small errata regarding my post about Russian Banya, messed up a bit compared to the temperatures, but it is also difficult to take a good indicator when you're not exposed to them, fortunately My friend Masha quickly corrected me, but as soon as I shape around here.
The joke is that Banya temperatures exceeded any expectations I had, Masha Banya told me that a less than 80 ° C is cold! and then to confirm this in various places on the internet, effectively, a quietly Banya over 93 ° C! I sometimes have trouble understanding it, but makes little sense, and I understand because that burning eyes and headaches, the contrast is really criminal, so when I turned to snow and back, I was going to temperatures of 90 ° (for me conservative) at -20 ° C or 110 ° C difference in just seconds! no doubt that the human body is a wonder in this whole issue of homeostasis.
'll end for now, I hope others soon join the one hand I'm missing including Russia and Ukraine, which are involved in some other adventures in Kazan, Moscow, Kiev and Mariupol, I just hope I win the damn nostalgia =)
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