September 21, 2015
New York: Empire State Building
We have already talked about the 9/11 Memorial. Another “must see” attraction is the famous Empire State Building. Today Victor shares his impressions about his visit.
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September 21, 2015
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May 16, 2015
Cowboy museum in Oklahoma
Cowboys are mainly associated with Westerns, and it is hard to imagine that one can meet them today. In fact, the tradition of cowboys is very much alive today, and they exist far beyond the movies. They grow cattle, train horses, participate in rodeo, and get together for the cowboy poetry evenings. In Oklahoma, we visited Cowboy museum to learn…
April 25, 2015
Arkansas: Little Rock and Bill Clinton Museum
What do you know about Arkansas? Going there we only new that its name is similar to Kansas, but the state appeared to be quite famous.
March 29, 2015
9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York
It is difficult to find a person, who has never heard about the terrible events that took a place on September 11, 2001, when almost 3000 people were killed (24 of them missing).
November 29, 2014
Taos Pueblo, New Mexico
Taos is the oldest continuously populated settlement of the USA, situated about 70 miles away from Santa Fe, New Mexico. The Indians still living here are considered to belong to Pueblo people, although it is important to understand that “Pueblo” is very much of overgeneralization, since its tribes are very different in languages, cultures, and traditions. For instance, the language…
November 22, 2014
Santa Fe, New Mexico
This time we will tell about the unusual city in New Mexico state, where Nastya was lucky to travel for a conference. New Mexico became approximately 27th US state, however, very different from the rest. At first, it seems to be a usual American town.