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User:Palefire

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I've been making very occasional contributions to Wikipedia since August 2003. I used to regularly upload photos (mainly for pages on Russia), here are a few of them:

  • A museum, Kazan

  • St Volodymyr's Cathedral facade.JPG

    St Volodymyr's Cathedral, Kiev

  • St Volodymyr's Cathedral roof

  • Interior of St Volodymyr's Cathedral

  • Tretyakovsky Proyezd, Moscow

  • Komunalnaya Ulitsa, Tambov

  • Theatre, Tambov

  • Cranes on the Shenska River

  • Cherepovets railway station

  • View of old Riga

  • View from St. Peter's Church, Riga

  • Another view from St. Peter's Church, Riga

  • Oak tree at night

  • The roof of the Duoma di Milano

  • Napoleonic war heroes in St Petersburg Hermitage

  • Stairwell in a block of flats, Astrakhan

  • Astrakhan Kremlin

  • Ashdown Forest at sunset

  • Shalyapin Palace Hotel, Kazan

  • Building in central Kostroma

  • Church in Rostov

  • Kostroma Kremlin

  • MTS, Cheboksary.JPG

    MTS central office, Cheboksary

  • Zero Mile stone, Cheboksary

  • Agricultural Academy, Cheboksary

  • Leicester Square, London

  • A baby sleeping

  • A tyre repair shop in Vologda

  • A church in Cheboksary

  • Chess players

  • A statue of Lenin in central Kiev

  • Additional views of St Volodymyr's Cathedral, Kiev

  • St Volodymyr's Cathedral Interior 1

  • St Volodymyr's Cathedral roof 1

  • roof 3

  • facade 2

  • baptism

  • chandelier

Churches in Vologda

  • Vologda church 21 08 05 2.JPG
  • Vologda church 21 08 05 3.JPG
  • Vologda church 21 08 05 2.JPG
  • Vologda Churches.jpg

Other Kazan images[edit]

  • Shalyapin Palace Hotel, Kazan

  • Inside Kazan Kremlin

  • Kazan Metro

  • metro sign in Tatar and Russian

  • Kazan Kremlin at night

  • Central shopping street

Moscow[edit]

  • Tretyakovskaya Gallery

  • Entrance to Novokuznetskaya 

[More of my photos on Wikipedia Commons]
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