What I Loved Most About Russia The Culture and HistoryThe Culture and History The Camaraderie of Our GroupThe Camaraderie of Our Group The Warm & Friendly Russian PeopleThe Warm & Friendly Russian People Sharing With Our New FriendsSharing With Our New Friends

Russian Culture and History St. Basil’s & Red Square The Kremlin The Cathedral of Christ the Savior The Tretyakov Museum Food, Food, Food

The Kremlin The Beautiful Architecture The Armory: Royal Heritage & Artifacts

The Cathedral Of Christ the Savior

Tretyakov Museum “The Eyes are the Windows to the Soul” & “Russian Fairy Tales”

We Ate and Ate! It was Exciting Trying New Foods Yes, Even the Raw Fish and Caviar I Especially Enjoyed The Blini, Ice Cream and Olga’s Mother’s Cooking

A Bonding Experience “My Family Away from Home” I felt so privileged to be with such a caring, fun loving and adventurous group of friends Getting to know everyone on a personal level was a wonderful part of my experience

Getting to Know You… Meeting the Russian People Was My Favorite Part of the Trip � Moscow Association for the Deaf � Students at Schools 22 & 30 � Bauman Students

Moscow Association for the Deaf

Communicating Without Barriers We had a Fantastic Time Socializing with The Russian Deaf

School 22 A Bright and Friendly Group

Bauman Students “Pick Me!” We Were All Very Excited to Meet the Students After Breaking the Ice, We Couldn’t Wait to Be Chosen and Go Home with Our New Friends…

Sharing Fun Times and Traditions Olga Getting to Know Olga and Meeting Her Lovely Family was the Most Special Part of the Trip Thankful for New Friends Olga and Me

I Will Always Keep A Little Bit of Russia With Me in My Heart