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Old 5th June 2008, 17:00   #1 (permalink)
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Magadan UHMM

Any body could indicate a comfortable hotel in Magadan UHMM ...if any ???

Thnx for the help.

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Old 5th June 2008, 23:16   #2 (permalink)
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Hmmm, my first reactions are - you'll be lucky! The only one I know of is the Soviet-era, imaginatively-named Central Hotel Magadan. Best of a bad bunch I would say. The new-found wealth hasn't moved that far east yet. Take a CD player (and CDs!), and/or a good (big) book. Maybe War and Peace!

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Old 6th June 2008, 00:01   #3 (permalink)
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I'm thinking about FISHING

Oh yeah... I'm already in meditation... However I got a good escort of DVD, CD, MAGAZINE and a peach cane!

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