Kazan is a large Russian city, approximately 500 miles east of Moscow. Tornadoes are very rare in Russia (unless your in the tropics) so It was definitely a big surprise for the citizens of Kazan (a non tropical city) to see a real tornado, after all this is Kazan, not Kansas…
We’ve already showed you one extreme tune up of the good old VAZ-2108, here is another one. It’s not quite clear what inspired the driver to go for this somewhat radical design, perhaps SR-71 Blackbird???
This sign simply informs the unfortunate restroom visitors, that they are “not allowed to do number twos in this bathroom” and to enforce this ridiculous rule, the administration is threatening people with 100 ruble fine for not complying…
- Unfortunately in Russia, barely anyone wears a seatbelt. As a result it’s very hard for most people to see the benefits of protection when riding a bicycle, which naturally seems a lot “safer” than a car…
Well as you have already seen here, Russian drivers do crazy things when money is no objects, here is just another example…
Russia is a Tractor Nation, and since you’ve already seen Tractor Racing in Russia, here are some more tractor videos for you. If you don’t understand what’s happening in the first video, then wonder no longer - the tractor is out of fuel so the driver is using “alternative energy sources” to move it…
We’ve already showed you Bird’s eye view of Moscow. Now here are more pictures of Moscow taken from a helicopter by Marina Lisceva, enjoy…
Everything in Russia runs on a tight schedule, so if they need to put new asphalt, they will do it even if there is a parked car on the old one…
via fishki.net
One popular Russian rock radio station did their annual open air concert near Moscow. As you can tell from the pictures, something just didn’t seem right about the concert…
Real “tough guys” usually are the ones buying huge expensive SUVs thinking that when the magic moment comes and they actually drive their gas guzzler off the road (usually once a year or so), & that there will be absolutely nothing that could stop them. Unfortunately this is usually never the case, since even the slightest bit of mud gets them so stuck that they have to rely on old beaten up tractors to get themselves out, but perhaps this is what the off road experience is actually all about…
