Original YT playout date: 18 December 2008
Duration: 13:48
Another nice walk in Moscow I could do while auditing Mazars, a firm I was later to work with.
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Original YT playout date: 18 December 2008
Duration: 13:48
Another nice walk in Moscow I could do while auditing Mazars, a firm I was later to work with.
Continue reading “North East Garden Ring (Huliganov’s Moscow #5/7)”
Original YT playout date: 29 August 2008
Duration: 20:13
This concludes one of the most detailed looks at London Zoo done by a visitor currently up on YouTube – but don’t miss the ZSL’s own channel and subscribe to them. You can also support the conservation projects at ZSL London Zoo and ZSL Whipsnade by joining http://www.zsl.org
Continue reading “Uncle Davey’s Herts Content S2 E14, London Zoo 3/3”
Original YT playout date: 20 June 2008
Duration: 25:47
This was our full day in Venice, featuring quite a bit of time on canals and in the lagoon, as well as tremendous looks at the unique architecture and atmosphere of this classic location.
Fans of the Three Tenors are in for a big treat in the gallery section…
Continue reading “Huliganov’s Venice Experience #4/5 – Day in Venice”
Original YT playout date: 14 June 2008
Duration: 21:11
A poetry recital in the street and a lot more in the eighth of the series on Madrid. Those of you who asked to hear more of the Julio Iglesias piece “Corazon, corazon” will be pleased here. If you want to buy your own copy you’ll find it on my astore. That’d only make me a couple of cents, and the only reason I mention it is that the piece is not easy to find, and quite a few of you have commented in earlier parts of this series that you want to get hold of the product.
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Original YT playout date: 9 May 2008
Duration: 3:40
They are obviously still very much in love, but sulking. Each is hoping the other will turn around first. They miss each other, although they are only two feet apart, it may as well be another continent.
Continue reading “What’s up, ducks?”