My field trip for the day took me on a tour of the canals of St Petersburg, followed by a tour of the Romanov Imperial Castle, where Rasputin was killed.

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img-046.jpg	img-047.jpg The tallest object in St Petersburg, by decree. Except for the modern radio antenna mast just out of view of this picture.	img-048.jpg	img-049.jpg	img-050.jpg
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