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14 responses to “Independence Monument”
Independence from whom?
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From the Soviet Union I would say.
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Worth fighting for!
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Always!
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Brilliant shot!
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I’m glad you like it, Richard.
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Wow! Impressive.
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Thank you, Jane.
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Nice! It looks like a piece of machine from a science fiction movie, about to beam a laser into outer space, with the clouds just starting to circle round it ominously in suspense.
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Yes, some of the monuments in Kazakhstan really look like from a science fiction movie – and especially Astana. But it was too far away so I couldn’t visit the capital.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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Reblogged this on vequinox.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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