In a compound a couple of historic gems are grouped together...
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It was 9000 rubles pp pd. Still a lot indeed.SquAdmin wrote:Wow, that's 400 euros! I've read that Russian authorities are not very fond of journalists, which is hard to understand if they're ca$hcowsSjaak wrote:(somewhere in the region of 17000 we heard) to get a seat on the "press enclosure"
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You mean the planes fly upside down?? Sublime shot!!! no need to complainL.M.B. wrote: But just so you know, MAKS also has it's downside....
Your wish is my command...I think we need more pics to prove it was a nice show...
But I agree.......look at the 1st MI26 for instance, they ought to shoot people having picknick right in front of it !!!
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