Marie jumping in front of Notre Dame

Jumping in front of Notre Dame

Some touristic walks in Paris with Marie on a Saturday is the perfect occasion to Jump !

Marie & the little family have now also become an expert at photo jumping too. I'm very proud :-) You should open a blog !!

written by  Sly on August 28, 2010 from Paris, France
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And of course, a perfect way to jump !!

Jumping in front of the former Jameson Distillery

Jumping in front of Guiness Brewery

Jumping in Howth

At least we've seen some seals. Are there any seals in Saint-Tropez ?

written by  Sly on September 5, 2010 from Howth, Ireland
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We arrived by Thalys and we had a 1h stop over connection. Enough to go jump in front of the Cathedral !

Jumping in Front of Cologne's Cathedral

From there we took a train to Moscow (arriving from Amsterdam) for 2 days ! :-)

written by  Sly on September 9, 2010 from Cologne, Germany
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The trains in Russia, Belarus and Mongolia have different spacing compared to European standards.So we stopped 3 hours in Brest to change the boggies.

That's still some good time to stretch your legs, buy some Chicken for lunch... and jump of course !

Jumping in Brest on Belarus border

Behind me our Amsterdam - Moscow train.

written by  Sly on September 10, 2010 from Brest, Belarus
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Jumping in Minsk train station

In fact, in Warsaw our train coming from Amsterdam got Split in 2: one part went to Vienna and our part got attached to a part coming from Vienna to continue to Moscow.

written by  Sly on September 11, 2010 from Minsk, Belarus
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Right after, we met with Ksenia and Gregory (CSers that I had hosted during the summer) for a city walk and we met with those fellow wannabe-jumper clowns.

Jumping sheep-style

We stayed 3 days in Moscow, hosted by Katya, the greatest CSer in town! An also particulary skilled at jumping :)

Jumping near the Red Square

Saint Basil's Cathedral is probably one of the most emblematic monument of moscow. It sits on one side of the red square. On the other side you'll find the Kremlin, the History Museum, the Kasan Cathedral and the Goom.

Jumping in front of Basil's Cathedral

The picture below was taken at VDNKh park. This "Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy" (Выставка Достижений Народного Хозяйства Vystavka Dostizheniy Narodnovo Khozyaystva) or ВДНХ/VDNKh is a now permanent general-purpose trade show in Moscow. This park is fantastic, it bring you back to the soviet period in an instant.

Jumping in VDNKh park

Jumping in Balezino

After one night aboard train Rossyia (linking Moscow to Vladivostok), we stopped some time in Balezino. Enough time to stretch our legs and buy some food for the day to the local sellers on the platform.

written by  Sly on September 14, 2010 from Balezino, Russia
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Jumping in Perm'

Aboard the transsiberian, life is simple for 4 days: eat, sleep, read, talk, take the apero, eat, sleep etc... That's a wonderful time where you end up relaxed as you've never been before.

But when you'll get offered the chance to stop in a station for more than 5 minutes, you come to really appreciate to get off of the train and walk around the platforms.

Perm is mostly an industrial city. But it is also the entry door to famous Oural mountains.

written by  Sly on September 14, 2010 from Perm', Russia
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Jumping in Barabinsk

Barabinsk is a small city for which wikipedia says "the most important economic sectors are the production of building material as well as metal and agricultural industries".

Ok, might not be the hottest touristic spot of Russia.

written by  Sly on September 15, 2010 from Barabinsk, Russia
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