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I will try to correct you, but I am not sure I understand what you meant:
Kazan...
Kazan is a beauitful city, with a similar style of architecture like Saint Pertersburg. I was amazed there was hardly anyone on the central streets in the evenings.
[I don't know if that pharse was supoosed to be sarcasm and the streets were actually busy and not deserted. Also, Americans would tend to us "on" the street, but British will tend to use "in" the street- I don't know why LOL. Remove "some" it is a word that does not need to be in that sentence.]
This was the first time I rode my bike to another city and I beleive is was the damn right decision. I found that many of the tourist thought I was a local citizen. This was amusing at times. :-)
Kazan
Kazan is a beautiful city with an architecture style as the Saint P s. like St Petersburg.
I was amazed of by people's attendance on some central streets in the evenings - there was nobody there.
I It was the first time that I ever took my bike to another city and it was a damn right fine solution, I reckon. I could see more and some of another other tourists think thought that I am was a local citizen — it was funny sometimes :)
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Thanks, Ed
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