Just a few photos
 

She promised to show a bit of New York Cyril Syzran.

Marina56, thank you, nice ...
I've been in your photos here and in the Metropolitan Museum of Art saw the same lady with
boy, from which draw the conclusion ... : shy:
Here are just a man in a hat, I hope, not your husband. And if he, you and his family were Americans and there has been finally settled. : p

The conclusion is incorrect. : confused:
This is our friend and her son, whom we met at the museum. A man in a hat already very colorful ... He looked very good against the backdrop of sleek young Asians in the suits.

Marina56, well, you got me calmed down ...

To reassure pumped quite a few photos of our summer trip to the National Park Yellowstone-where is the world's largest geyser valley. For five hours that we spent there, and unable to see the entire valley.: Cool:

The composition of antlers. Deer are many and from time to time shed antlers.

Yes? And the Valley of Geysers in Kamchatka?

- We have in Dilijan water in the kitchen opens - the second place in the world takes!
- A first in Yerevan, yes?
- No, in San Francisco.
- A Borjomi? Think what you say! "(C)

As for the "largest in the world" from the guide. Perhaps this is the complexity of the translation. : shy:
Or PR.: Rolleyes:
But really very beautiful. The soil is fantastic. As on another planet.
And perhaps because the earth looked millions of years ago?

Kamchatka is famous for Russia unique corner of nature - the Valley of Geysers. Clouds of steam, fountains of boiling water, incredible color slopes on which jets of hot water, along with lush green grass and trees create an enchanting sight. The valley is located approximately 160 kilometers north of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. At a total area of about four square miles are more than 200 thermal springs, including about 90 geysers, which emit jets of boiling water and a couple of tens of meters in height. The soil temperature at a depth of 1 meter near the geysers reaches 70 degrees Celsius.

And do not establish whether temka "Cities and the country" and the theme is interesting, and the information will be streamlined?