Travel contest 5th edition - The girls I saw in Moscow

Hello, my friends on Steem

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This is my answer to the task of the Travel contest 5th edition by @hive-111293 (Steem-Traveler).

10% of the publication rewards from this post go to the development of the @hive-111293 (Steem-Traveler).


The year 2020 was very difficult not only in terms of travel, but also in terms of work and health. I think all readers understand what I want to say.
Until 2020, I usually visited Moscow 1 time in 2 or 3 months. Last year I was in the capital of our country only in January. This year I planned a trip for the end of September, but for a number of reasons the trip had to be canceled. And now I don't know when I'll be there yet.
During each trip I visit my daughter. My daughter and her husband organize joint walks through the streets of Moscow, sometimes we visit exhibitions, museums and other interesting places. I am very grateful to them for this.



At the beginning of the summer of 2019, we walked around Red Square. It was interesting to watch people. A lot of young girls took selfies sitting or lying right on the paving stones.
This girl noticed that I was photographing her, but it made her feel very funny and she and her friend laughed a lot.



This girl was passionate about hunting and did not notice anything around her.



I will not show all the sights of Red Square within this context. You can see a lot of them on other Internet resources. Maybe I'll show my view on them in the next contests.



And this is Zaryadye Park. The girls here completely relaxed and decided that they were lying on the beach. People were waiting for the concert to start in an open area, but it wasn't part of our plans. We walked through this park and went to a cafe to have dinner.
By the way, this park was made relatively recently. And it is still being improved. I recommend visiting this place if, friends, you will be in Moscow.



During an autumn walk on Red Square, we got to the fair. It was quite interesting to look at the offered product from the outside. But all this was sold at quite high prices. It's a Fair on Red Square. This means that prices are almost 2 times higher than usual. Everything is designed for tourists. This is a common thing all over the world: tourists are money thick wallets.



From the Square we went for a walk on the territory of the Kremlin itself. I was there with my daughter when she was still little. It was in 2007. She hasn't been there since. And her husband, in general, has never been there.
So they looked at everything around them with interest. Of course, I was also interested in all this again.



This is the Tsar Bell, which has never rung.



This is the Tsar Cannon that has never fired.



Friends, you probably guessed who it is? Yes, they are - my companions in a walk not only in the Kremlin, but also in Moscow and its environs. And also in other places of our country. My daughter and her husband love to travel a lot. These are just the people I often see on my travels.

This is the end of my little virtual journey.
I hope this will not be my last trip with you. We'll see you again.

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Thanks for attention.

I wish you all good luck!

And I will be glad to have your attention to my posts again.

@apnigrich