My Actifit Report Card: March 10 2019
Dear Steemians and Actifitters, I hope you have had a wonderful weekend!
Today was just a usual day for me. I spent the first part of the day at home researching the news about the crypto world. I also analyzed the price charts of some of the major cryptocurrencies. Then I did my daily Cryptocurrency Market Overview for my DTube channel.
In the afternoon I was also at home. I did a lot of Steeming and watched many videos of my fellows. Also, I supported the STEEM Twitter Hustle.
At about 7 p.m. I went out. Traveled by bus to Trubnaya area:
I had dinner in a small restaurant in this area and at about 8:40 p.m. my evening stroll started:
... but at the very beginning of my stroll I stopped by a small store and bought a soda:
Then I went on foot to the old part of the city center. I took a shoot of the Central Children's Store on Lubyanka
The store was built between 1953 and 1957. So, it means it is a Soviet-era building.
Then I went to Nikol'skaya street. So, I took a picture of Moscow Print Yard.
It was the first publishing house in Russia, according to Wikipedia. And was built in 1553.
This is a church of Epiphany:
According to a legend, the first monastery or church in this place was founded by prince Daniel (the first prince of Moscow) around 1296.
Then I went to Birzhevaya Ploshchad' (Stock exchange Plaza) and took some pictures of the old building surranding the square. This is the first picture:
The second one:
The third one:
Then I went to Khram Varvary Velikomuchenitsy (the church of Saint Barbara):
Also, I decided to go to one of the channels of Moscow River:
Having walked alongside the channel for 30-50 minutes I decided to go home. So, I went to Borovitskaya metro station.
The metro station is located next to this building (Pashkov House):
According to Wikipedia, the Pashkov House was erected in 1784—1786 by a Muscovite nobleman, Pyotr Pashkov.
At about 11:15 p.m. I was already at home.
That's it for now! Thank you for reading!
Fellow Steemians and Actifitters, I wish you a wonderful and actifity week ahead! 
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You sure have beautiful buildings over there!
@frankvvv, yeah, I like the architecture of those buildings!
Wonderful Amazing Bluuuuuuue Lights ! :) 💙💙💙 ♩♬
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@bluengel, glad you liked it! Stay active!
thanks ! :) 💙 ♩♬
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고마운 곰도뤼~♥
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Да и результат хороший :)
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Спасибо! Погода улучашется. Предполагаю, что очень скоро буду намного больше ходить.
Красивая архитектура!
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@cryptoprima, да. Сдания красивыe.
Awesome bro @cryptospa! I enjoyed the view!
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@robmojo, thank you! Glad you liked my pics!
Most small stores here which are also opened on Sundays are owned by people from Pakistan or India. Is that also the case in Moscow?
By the way, before people tag me as racist -I am right winged, but surely not racist racist- I have one of those stores very near my home. And I enjoy it. I hope they never shut down. They are very convenient. And cheap.
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@javirid, in my view, most of the people living in Moscow are either Russians, from different parts of the Russian federation, or people from the former USSR countries. Theoretically they are quite diverse. But, actually, they are almost the same, because they lived together in the Russian Empire and USSR. Of course, there are also many expats from all over the world, and other immigrants, but they account for just 10% of the population in Moscow. To be honest, to me, all people are the same.
Most of the stores here are 24 hours open :).
Great stepping buddy. Beautiful pictures as always. I really like the architecture there in Moscow. Thank you for telling us the historical facts of the buildings. Hopefully your Monday is off to a good start. Keep stepping 👍😀
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@practicaleric, thank you for stopping by! I am glad you liked the information about the pictures! Have a great and productive week!
Such a great spot to be in. I wonder how do they look in real life, surely wayyy better than in pictures right?
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I think so! You're very welcome. Cone visit me.
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I like those trees with lights!
Yeah, I also like those illuminated trees.
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The clock pic is very cool, so you had a stroll in the very downtown and thanks for giving us some explanations, didn't know about the publishing house and the church.
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Yeah, interesting information. I found it in Wikipedia.
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