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 Svishchevo, Russia. 1997
Since the Trans-Siberian
Railroad does not stop in the tiny central Siberian village of Svishchevo,
locals like Vladimir Maltsev rely on horse-drawn sleighs to get around.
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Svishchevo, Russia. 1997
Since the Trans-Siberian
Railroad does not stop in the tiny central Siberian village of Svishchevo,
locals like Vladimir Maltsev rely on horse-drawn sleighs to get around.
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| Petrovsky
Zavod, Russia. 1997
Babushkas load baby carriages with pans of home-cooked food and garden produce to sell to travelers of the Trans-Siberian Railway at Petrovsky Zavod. As many struggle to supplement government pensions worth only about $60 a month, food that is not sold will have to serve as a meal at their homes. |
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