Vladivostok

Eleanor Pray. A lifelong journey

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Eleanor Prey, a native of the United States, came to Vladivostok on a wedding trip in 1894 and lived in the city for 36 years. She wrote letters every day, which are now stored in the Library of Congress. What is the secret of these letters, why are they read like an exciting detective after many years? I'll tell you this on the tour, but if she was born 100 years later, she would be a superstar on the Internet. Modern bloggers follow the rules of their lives. What kind of rules you'll learn. The mere thought of living somewhere where I would not see this blue bay and the two bays (Amur and Ussurisky) terrifies me. I’ll read some letters, I’ll show you pictures from Letters from Vladivostok and you’ll see what a talented and observant storyteller Eleanor Prey was.

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