When I lived in Moscow it was so cold one winter (-34) that the authorities turned off the non-essential electric to a lot of businesses so homes etc could get the supply. We went to a restaurant and sat in fur coats drinking coffees, the cooking equipment was working but no lights or heating! All candlelight including in the toilets. A cold but lovely day out.
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3 comments:
interesting post, amazing how reliant we are on power, it dominates just about everything. Nice to shop by candlelight though.
Have a great week
How lovely to shop by candlelight though I think just once would be enough. Love your photos, especially the first one - beautiful colours.
When I lived in Moscow it was so cold one winter (-34) that the authorities turned off the non-essential electric to a lot of businesses so homes etc could get the supply. We went to a restaurant and sat in fur coats drinking coffees, the cooking equipment was working but no lights or heating! All candlelight including in the toilets. A cold but lovely day out.
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