Saturday afternoon we went to Old Arbat street, aka, Staryi Arbat. It is a pedestrian street with performers, sketch artists, painters, musicians, some break dancers and a few other gigs. We have been a couple of times including opening night at Wendy's. But this was the first time we actually took pictures.
This was like the most boring picture of the street you could possibly take. We are not good at the whole taking pictures thing.
In front of a souvenier shop. The large Matroshkas in the windows had 30 pieces and were around $1500.
We found this sweet babushka performing. We gave Leah a little money to give her.
She then proceeded to dress up Leah. We gave her about $2 more, for a total of $4 and she gave Leah the stuffed animal and a piece of chocolate which probably cost $4.
Here is Wendy's. The thing I like about it is that they have part of their menu like Arby's. The curly fries went well with my chef salad. We always forget to take our own ketchup and have to pay over $1 every time in ketchup. It's not free like in America and no free refills on the drinks either.
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