Wow! What a fantastic journey, and the video is beautifully done. I hope you have lots more footage for the film.

In 1982, I did the trans-Siberian rail journey from Nahodkha (sp?), near Vladivostok, to Moscow. Vladivostok was closed to tourists at that time because it was of major militiary significance being a naval port.

Tourists weren't allowed to photograph anything that had infra-structure in the background eg. railway carriages, bridges, power lines, culverts etc. Everytime I tried to take a photo there was an objection from the guide so I gave up and have no photos of my journey. How times have changed - isn't it great?

Thanks so much for bringing back those memores for me. And, yes, the people of these areas were lovely to us.