Walking in the St Patrick’s Day parade in Moscow.
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Waking up two hours earlier is really worth the effort if you’re heading for such a nice field recording walk as this one. I went to the northern part of Sergiyev Posad called Severny (The Northern, actually) which is a semi-rural area even these days. When in Sergiyev Posad, you can reach the place by the 1 and 19 minibus route.
The weather was fine and I had enough time to gather some sounds before work. First, sort of a sonic border between the urban and the rural. Busy traffic of the Krasnoy Armii avenue to the right and the first wildlife representative, a lively bird song ahead of me. Don’t forget to click on the photos.
A fact not known to many – there’s a very personal relation between a small village near Sergiyev Posad and the famous Russian bass singer Feodor Chaliapin who died in 1938.
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