All trips on trains have been very different. When I left Irkutsk the train was 45 mins late, and that's quite exceptional for trans-siberian trains. For the first two days I shared the cabin with and older alcoholic lady and I was quite fed up. However, on the third day three firemen jumped on board and I found myself sharing a bit too much vodka with them and the provodnitsa - that was all quite early in the morning. 5 or so hours after they left the train and I happily fell a sleep. Woke up as new people joined my cabin and still the next day I found some almost empty bottles lying all around...
The rest of the journey was more quiet again but I had good time. Met some Americans, played, listened to music, read books, solved sudoku's, ate, even had a bath! Now I've arrived in Moscow and don't quite know what to do. Maybe I should try to see the Red Square this time. And the Cosmonaut museum might be fun too.
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