My Actifit Report Card: March 4 2019

Hello dear Steemians and Actifitters!

I hope you are having a wonderful time!

So, it turned out that in Russia they are celebrating Maslenitsa now. According to Wikopedia, Maslentisa is the oldest surviving Slavic holiday. So it is a kind of Slavic carnival. People celebrate the end of Winter and the beginning of Spring.

So, while having a walk in the city center, in one square there was a carnival. I took a few shots. In this picture you can see people dress in medieval clothing, playing medieval music (I'll upload the music tomorrow. It will be a DTube video):

So, now let me tell you about my daily activities. As usual, in the first part of the day, I read the news about the cryptocurrency market, checked the Twitters of some crypto devs, analyzed the price charts of some cryptocurrency pairs, etc. Then I did my daily Cryptocurrency Market Overview for my DTube Channel.

At about 2:00 p.m. I went out. I had a short stroll in a park. It was snowing:

After that I went to my favorite cafeteria, which I used to visit, when I worked as a cryptocurrency analyst for a brokerage company:

And, of course, I had lunch:

After lunch I went to the city center. And it turned out that there was some kind of carnival. As I said about it is called Maslenitsa. As I said earlier, there were people dressed in medieval clothing and playing medieval music:

Actually, according to Wikipedia, Maslenitsa has its origins in the pagan tradition. So, it is a very old Slavic celebration. Yeah, they are celebrating the end of Winter, but it was snowing during the whole day :).

Also, there were a place, where some men, dressed in medieval clothing, were playing with some kids. Actually, they were fighting with each other with wooden swords:

At this carnival, there were some people costumed in some very strange clothing:

They also had some masks with horns on their heads. I don't know what it is about, but in Bulgaria we have similar carnival in January. We call those people Kukeri. In Bulgaria those men, dressed as Kukeri, usually perform traditional rituals intended to scare away evil spirits.

One more picture of those men costumed in medieval clothing with masks on their heads:

So, enough about the carnival Maslenitsa. In 30 minutes I left that square and went to the river. Actually, I went to one of the Moscow River channels. There were many ducks under one of the bridges:

Some part of the channel was frozen:

So, I had a 1- hour stroll alongside this channel of the river:

Then I decided to go back home, because it was snowing. So, I went to the metro station. On the way to the metro station I saw one very strange or interesting building. So, I decided to take a picture of it:

I traveled back home by metro. And at about 8:00 p.m. I was already in the area I live in. It was snowing:

Hopefully, in one month, in the beginning of April, spring will come.

That's it for now!

Thank you for stopping by!

Fellow Steemians and Actifitters have a wonderful and actifity day tomorrow!

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