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2014-11-25
Because Yakutsk is on permafrost, utilities must be above ground. The city is heated by hot water boilers in several sectors. Hot water is carried through pipes like these to heat the city.
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2014-11-25
This market operates all winter at sub-zero temperatures, so the food products stay frozen.
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2014-11-26
At the opening of her beadworking exhibit, Semenova Polina Ivanova sat at a table and received flowers and accolades from a wide variety of people. She wore a headdress, necklace, vest and reindeer hide boots, all beaded with traditional Evenki designs. The ceremony also involved performances by...
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2014-11-26
These boots by Semenova Polina Ivanova were on display with a matching hat, coat and bag at the National Art Museum of The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in Yakutsk.
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Vendor pushes a sled filled with frozen fish to his stall in the open-air meat and fish market in Yakutsk, Russia
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The open-air meat and fish market in Yakutsk, Russia offers frozen fish, meats, berries, mushrooms and vegetables, as well as some clothing. Most of the fish come from lakes and rivers in the Sahka Republic, while some are imported. The meats include horse, reindeer, beef and pork. The meat is...
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2014-01-26
A banquet table for foreign dignitaries was laid out with zakooskee, a selection of small dishes traditionally eaten with vodka before a large meal. In this case the zakooskee included cold meats and fish, salads and a variety of fresh fruits.