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Ruth4Truth,I say. I say the problem is not in the objects. (as they are being built and repaired) It for physicians. But not in Vladivostok. In Kamchatka Yes. We have very few good doctors.
You have a good cardiologist on Kamchatka. A passenger on an Alaska Air flight I was on had a heart attack (infarkt), so the plane made an unscheduled stop in Petropavlovsk, and the airport authorities called the doctor, and rushed the passenger off the plane. As far as I know, everything turned out ok, the airline picked him up the following week.
That's what I've been wondering. Where are the Finns?
Only one in the Kamchatka Peninsula (4 towns and 100 villages)? lol many Hospitals in Kamchatka, but good doctors all exactly lacking. It's hard to live, but who comes, he remains forever.No not Fina. Where the author of this topic? Unless he does not have issues? as in Estonia, who knows?
lol. They are very good skiers. Kamchatka every year to attend the international competition in biathlon. We have a very good stadium for the biathlon world class.
Did you mean like Kamchatka? Petropavlovsk - The town itself is not a beautiful gray. One-way ticket now costs 36,000 rubles.
The town is on a beautiful bay. It reminds me of Norway. This is why it was so popular with the Icelanders.
The ticket is expensive because it's not a regular service. If there were weekly service year-round, like there was before, it would be much cheaper.
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No not Fina. Where the author of this topic? 
Unless he does not have issues? as in Estonia, who knows?
