Paul said at Vladimir that he wished we were travelling
straight through to Irkutsk because there wasn’t a lot to see in
Ekateringburg. Well, apart from the fact
that I could guarantee there would be a lot of churches (no longer a selling
point), I was glad we were splitting our journey and I was interested to see
this city, the industrial capital of Russian on the border between Europe and
Asia.
Of course Ekateringburg is infamous as a result of it’s connection to the “demise” of the Romanovs but more of that later.
Of course Ekateringburg is infamous as a result of it’s connection to the “demise” of the Romanovs but more of that later.