Siberia is COLD in the Winter
So I arrived in Khanty-Mansisyk, Central Siberia, a few nights ago. It was minus 44 Celsius (even colder in Fahrenheit!).
They like heat here - a bit too much. The hotel room must have seriously been at least 85 degrees F. I opened the window - it froze open immediately! They moved us (2 little kids, wife, and I) to another room.
Today it's only minus 20 F, about minus 30 C, so we went for a long walk and played in the snow. My mother in law is also here - she is complaining that the beds are too hard.
Hmmm, Siberia, mid-winter, cold snap, and she's complaining about the beds?? At least the pool is heated here, and the food is good.
So, where is Khanty-Mansisyk?? From Europe, head to the center of Kazakshtan, take a left, and stop half way to the Artic Circle!
Dosbedonya for now,
Your Siberian Scribe,
Ted
They like heat here - a bit too much. The hotel room must have seriously been at least 85 degrees F. I opened the window - it froze open immediately! They moved us (2 little kids, wife, and I) to another room.
Today it's only minus 20 F, about minus 30 C, so we went for a long walk and played in the snow. My mother in law is also here - she is complaining that the beds are too hard.
Hmmm, Siberia, mid-winter, cold snap, and she's complaining about the beds?? At least the pool is heated here, and the food is good.
So, where is Khanty-Mansisyk?? From Europe, head to the center of Kazakshtan, take a left, and stop half way to the Artic Circle!
Dosbedonya for now,
Your Siberian Scribe,
Ted
posted by Ted Demopoulos at 7:31 AM
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