The World Through the Eyes of Jan Tielens

Taken from the Crown Plaza hotel in Moscow, Russia.

Our daughter Fran, relaxing in the couch while watching Bumba. It’s just impossible to take a bad picture of her. 🙂

Nele’s eyes after a make-up course with her friends.

Moscow has probably the most amazing metro stations in the world. Every station is decorated in a specific style, and the Komsomolskaya station is probably the most well know.

It was cold, it was very cold (-18 degrees C.), but it was worth it. Yesterday I visited the famous Red Square in the city center of Moscow. Probably the most iconic image of Moscow is the St. Basil’s Cathedral, next to the Red Square. It’s beautiful and colorful, but it isn’t as big as I expected it to be.

The photos had to be taken very quickly because of the cold: after a couple of minutes I lost feeling in all my fingers. But as already mentioned; it was worth it.

I just arrived in Moscow, Russia and when I opened the curtains of my window room I had the view displayed above. Pretty nice isn’t it? I have no idea what I’m looking at, I’ll probably find out tomorrow. 🙂 (Taken from the 10th floor of the Crown Plaza Hotel.)