is used for almost all of the buildings in odessa residential houses and theaters shops and restaurants and even churches. today the vladivostok fortress is abuzz with activity each day scolds tear up the quiet for number seven is passages. going to take a fancy to a central park to come from vacation. to school children on a slab until to perfect their skills by clearing the planet they've set up. if we know that our grandfathers and grandmothers built a forts part of that part of our history and that. we really come here to scale. but as a rule we skate here when it's just rainier saw it. but most of the time the faults of the blood of us don't fortress a quiet. in the peaceful environment of the central russian panzer region monk seeking silence dug out a small cave in a hillside close to the says an river. that was in one thousand one. later other monks turned the cave into russia's largest underground church. in soviet times the structure was almost destroyed and buried. but in two thousand and five excavations began. later a senior priest restored the church and now service is a.

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