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| Who said that nothing happens twice? Christmas is back in Lviv. |
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| It must be a Ukranian specialty. Beautiful craft. |
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| Christmas rush. |
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| Jeff, can you break the code? Don't worry, actually it's a doorbell. |
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| Never seen such blue flowers. |
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| One of a dozen of those Greek Orthodox churches in Lviv. |
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| Weinachts Markt still in January. What a treat! |
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| Obviously I stopped at the Christmas market. |
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| Maybe these houses remember the Polish/Jewish times.. |
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| Gingerbread man strolling down the street. |
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| Majdan tribute wall. And a hansome Ukrainian lady. |
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| Cute couple. |
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| One more Christmas market. |
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| Ukrainian angel. Cold resistant. |
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| Exactly. |
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| The bronze man is selling antques. |
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| Justin easily makes friends. |
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| Which animal do you represent? |
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| A man who fell in love with a hat but didn't buy it. Justin. |
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| A motto for 2015. |
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| The door cought our attention first. Then the fish. |
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| Justin's beard looks different in Lviv. |
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| On the train to Uzgorod. They like to imitate the sensation of sauna. |
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| Uzgorod. It used to be a Hungarian town. But the fence tells everything. |
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| Random blue and yellow. |
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| Temporary ice skating ring. |
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| Direction south west. Budapest. |
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| Justin skipped his nap today. |
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| A postcard to my Ukrainian friend in US. |
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| Back home. Our backs can rest. |
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| Map of Ukraine for our collection. |
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