Russia "Waterways of the Tsars" Jay Dunn 57 images Created 8 Sep 2014
The Volga-Baltic Waterway runs between St. Petersburg and Moscow, Russia, a complicated, often breathtaking series of rivers, lakes, manmade reservoirs and canals. Leaving St. Petersburg via the Neva River, the journey encompasses Lake Ladoga, one of Europe’s largest lakes, the pristine Svir River, Lake Onega, the Vytegra canal to Lake Beloye, the Kovzha River, the Sheksna River to the Rybinsk Reservoir and finally, the Moscow Canal, a journey of 700 miles, multiple ecosystems, and a thousand years of Russian history.
Watch “Waterways of the Tsars, Russia” an HD video of the journey at https://vimeo.com/jaydunn/waterwaysofthetsars
"Twelve emotional days cruising the storied waterways between St. Petersburg and Moscow, Russia. On the streets, welcome smiles, dark poetry, stoic faces, soaring harmonies, everyday kindness, the simplicity and strength of true faith - what can only be fleeting impressions of a complicated, beautiful people."
Watch “Waterways of the Tsars, Russia” an HD video of the journey at https://vimeo.com/jaydunn/waterwaysofthetsars
"Twelve emotional days cruising the storied waterways between St. Petersburg and Moscow, Russia. On the streets, welcome smiles, dark poetry, stoic faces, soaring harmonies, everyday kindness, the simplicity and strength of true faith - what can only be fleeting impressions of a complicated, beautiful people."
