Vytegra night shots
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The University of Michigan Global Course Connections Program, Slavic Department and Residential College have teamed up to provide students with a unique opportunity—to travel to St. Petersburg and northern provincial Russia for 10 days of community service, sightseeing, research projects and personal growth. On this blog, participants will tell about their experiences before, during, and after their spring break trip.
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Cool night photos...The old wooden house with lights on is really nice, and reminds me of the Keweenaw Peninsula in winter in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Thanks for sharing!
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