Since the moment of its founding City Novosibirsk grew into two parts on different shores of the River Ob. And not only the river kept everything apart – Novosibirsk had also 2 different time zones. On the left bank the time difference with Moscow was 3 hours, but on the right – 4. This situation wasn’ t too inconvenient for Novosibirsk because they lived apart, and even marriages between people from the opposite shores of the city happened rarely. The city became more cohesive in 1955, when there was built the first bridge across the Ob. Novosibirsk became “a single time zone” city in 1958.
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between two shores
river never runs late
rooster crows twice
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I loved reading about NOVOSIBIRSK, and your Haiku is beautiful.
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I love that bit of history and the haiku that you came up with to illustrate it. Great job! Very inspiring, once more.
Have a beautiful day!
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Here is always something interesting to read. 🙂 And I really like this haiku. Great!
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Nice. I love factual writing. A beautiful haiku as well- the crowing of the rooster twice was a good touch.
-HA
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A lovely post and your haiku is a gem.
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