Russia 15-Going from Red Square to the Kremlin

July 18-21, 2008
We would have liked to stay and soak in as much of Red Square as a body can, but we needed to move on with our hosts to see other treasures of Moscow. We looked back often, but walked on. We crossed a park of large glass domes. The largest had a globe engraved on to it and Kathy took a seat just below Moscow. The park was filled with people coming and going or just milling around. We stood in awe in Alexander Garden gazing at the four horses rearing up at a wall of water. We came to the ticket office, tickets are required to enter the Kremlin, and stood in the long line. Finally we went through secruity, like entering the White House tour, and walked across the bridge into
the Kremlin.








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