An 83mm mortar round and the tube you launch it from is the next exhibit. Then a motorcycle with side car. A display of all the military medals that were awarded by the Soviet Union. A display showing how extended range artillery rounds work. The round is cut away to show the rocket engine inside and the guidance system and how the tail fins deploy.
After looking at all the exhibits, I was tired and wanted to rest my feet. So, I stopped into the coffee shop (кафе) and had a Dobre Cola (добре кола) and a slice of cake.
You might notice the Coke a Cola sign on the refrigerator in the background. The refrigerator still says Coke a Cola but it’s now full of Dobre Cola. Which is the company that still bottles Coke a Cola for Georgia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Armenia, but only sells it as Dobre Cola in Russia.
A big shout out to the people who follow me. Unfortunately I’ve had to leave Russia. It became impossible to receive any funds from the US. I am currently living in Batumi, Georgia.
This is my family in the living room of my apartment in Kimovsk, Russia. I am a disabled Vietnam veteran. Seventy six years of age. My son Aleksandr (left), and my granddaughter Dasha (center) look in on me. Here, I had hoped to live out my retirement years.
