Death is not the end. Orthodox Rus'

Where do people spend their weekends? In shopping centers. So today I went to the Siberian Fair to see what they were selling at the Orthodox Rus' fair.

There were so many people, and trade was going on, women were buying candles, complaining that the churches were completely crazy, prices for candles had been raised completely, they were ordering some prayers, etc.

These traders were calling out to me from all sides: “Girl, kiss me.” Damn, do I really look so bad that I need to do something already? Or, on the contrary, is it happiness for them - if I give in? Lots of questions.

In any case, you need to spend more time in the fresh air and in general.

Here is a guitarist in black performing soulful songs for the assembled audience.

I liked the blouse - Death is not the end. Is this a quote from the Koran? No, sturzbomber suggests that it's from Bob Dylan

Dudes are selling funny T-shirts.

Prayer service from enemies

As soon as you see the queue, you immediately feel that you need it too. It's worth your turn to kiss the cross with the relics from Ganina Pit. Ganina Yama is a monastery near Yekaterinburg. A former mine where the remains of members of the royal family were dumped.

There are many wreaths with royal themes and the names of the authors. Apparently there was a competition.

You could buy massive jewelry.

I really like these glasses

In general, Cahors is a sweet rubbish, I tried it once. And no matter what it is, 700 rubles is robbery.

Cognac will also come in handy at the post

Icons - 3000 rubles. But this is a real painting, not pasted on

Souvenirs

Orthodox mouse

More food with kittens for fasting people

Well, to the heap

I tried these soaked apples. No, pickling apples is sacrilege, I’m telling you that. They sold this perversion under the Lipetsk sign

The song is being sung. I recorded half a minute of the man in black singing, I must say, these are not his most hysterical lines. Just for the atmosphere

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