Above the Arctic Circle

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watch View from my room in Murmansk.

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go site This will be a short post and more than likely not terribly coherent – so, my apologies in advance.

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https://www.marineetstamp.com/0wddzv33q0 I’ve just arrived in Murmansk, settled into my hotel, and washed off the grime of 30+ hours traveling.  My body has no idea what time zone it’s in so I’m taking advantage of the wakefulness to throw this post up.

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Tramadol Purchase Online Legally Flights went well; immigration was smooth.  I have two days of medical testing in the hospital here in Murmansk, starting bright and early tomorrow morning.  Can’t say it’s something I am looking forward to.  Necessary evil.

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http://www.mscnantes.org/4rers8k It’s bright and sunny outside despite it being after 9 PM here.  The view from my hotel overlooks the Kola Bay and I can see and hear a variety of shipping action down at the water.  The temperature is comfortable somewhere around fifty and the tundra looks fascinating.  Can’t wait to get out and explore it.

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