Checkmate, atheists
>>52302215
So what?
imagine driving 100 hours through siberia
might consider suicide during that
>>52302215
IS THAT THE SILK ROAD
Would it actually be possible?
Is there consistent petrol, accommodation and food along the way?
>>52302215
>118h
Comrade, it take 8 days by train.
>>52302288
No, there is no food, stay away.
>>52302270
they call this the new silk road
but the old was was much more south passing through uzbekstan and krygzstan
>>52302303
MAKE A HSR IN SIBERIA
>>52302323
>HSR
What?
>he can drive across his "country" in less than 100 hours
>>52302409
It means high speed rail in Korean.
>>52302215
Do it with a URAL 4320 or a Land Rover Defender on boggers, and make sure to go in the worst bogs Russia has to offer.
>>52302448
Or Hans shits right.
>>52302409
maybe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-speed_rail ??
It couldn't be very high-speed all the way. Besides, if you need speed, you fly. If you are in no hurry, you take a ship. Trains are somewhere in the middle. I'm not sure if HSV would ever be economical for Siberia. If the rail is primarily for industrial and military use, ie heavy transport, it can't be HSR anyway.
>>52302409
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-speed_rail
>>52302499
>HSV
HSR peRRRRRRkele
>>52302478
Do people have ural bikes in your country?
>>52302554
Ural thread now.
Looking at the small unmapped towns on the eastern border of Russia, is it possible to drive between those towns?
Do their supplies come via ship?
How does the government administer so many remote areas?
How interconnected are they with the rest of Russia?
Do remote towns develop their own dialects over long periods?
>>52302585
>>52302554
>>52302585
Nah, but those look fine, though look a bit like Indian knockoffs.
>>52302323
Simple modernisation and extencive development is enough. There is no need in HSR in Siberia, planes are doing this work pretty good.
>>52302638
who /gtaiv/ here?
>>52302657
>dat benis in the background
>>52302215
did it this summer with 3k roubles, met a girl in Хaбapoвcк and stayed there. Happy as shit i left fucking Moscow. But the weather outside is frightening lol.
>>52302704
Did you drive the whole way?
It sounds like an amazing adventure.
I'd love to visit Russia, and go on some type of journey to the remote parts. Siberia seems very mysterious.
>>52302303
so russia is basically snowpiercer
>>52302238
What is Vladivostok like compared to Moscow and Leningrad?
I only know the name from the radio station in GTA4.
>>52302680
>>52302410
>unnamed rd
>>52302772
hitchiking dude. one hunter dude near Chita told me story about how he accidentely stared at wooden mask of a shaman (with dead shamans eyes sticked in mask) that he found while was hunting in local indians grounds and could not sleep for like month without seeng nightmares and sleepwalking. so yeah it is pretty mysterious, especialy Baikal lake.
>>52302835
>Vladivostok FM mentioned
I first heard of it from there too.
It looks like a big, first world city.
>>52302875
Western civilization stops at L'Anse aux Meadows. Everything east of that is plain barbaric.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8zOMO8Dy7M
>>52302898
How could that be possible tho?
It's in Russia.
>>52302841
Cuuuute
>>52302663
EINS ZWEI DREI
>>52302835
I dont know. Never been in any of those cities.
>>52302663
Too bad being muh Russian was the only thing that held this station together.
It had way too much completely deffirent genres from dank rock to gay pop.
In episodes they even dropped the Russian part.
>>52302303
That train looks super comfy.
>>52303201
I doubt any rus-poster here has but surely you know something about the major cities of your own country.
I can tell you about San Francisco even though I've never been there.
>>52303336
Every city is different from Moscow or SPb.
Vladivostok is basically a remote important port city.
Japan import outpost, chinks watchtower.
>>52303336
Vladivostok doesnt look major to me. Just 600k population city full of japanese cars. You cant compare it with Moscow or Peterburg.
Oh, actualy I know one thing. My grandfather served on a nuclear submarine there in 60's.
>>52303336
the most fucked-up army base is located near Vladivostok. It is called Barabachicka. It is like legendary place fo reals.
>>52302898
I asked my Russian friend and she said it's shit. She followed this up by talking about the Trans-Siberian Railway and laughing at people who romanticize train travel in Russia.
>>52303554
Shto???
>>52302303
HOLY SHIT, that dude with the black shirt and right hand up looks like me. I've been to Russia, but never in winter.
>>52303764
Based on Karl Pilkington's show I think laughing at people who romanticize train travel in Russia is part of Russian culture.
>>52303764
From what I heard from my Russian friends it's like a prison on wheels that has no guards. A lot of people are drunk, and people are just sitting/sleeping anywhere they want and there are constant fights.
>>52302835
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHoSiUzTB78
