Question

When the Russians speak of the north , they don't mean St.Petersburg although St.Petersburg is farther north than the north of Scotland - indeed, farther north than much of Canada. They have in mind places like Arkhangelsk and Murmansk . Murmansk is the northern -most point you can get with Intourist and the trip is practical only in spring or summer becouse of the polar night. In March , when the sun reappears over the horizon , a " Northern Sports Festival " is held there . At a lower latitude, Lake Onega and the Island of Kizhi with the midnight sun and a lot of wild flowers show you the gentler side of the Russian north.ПЕРЕВОД СРОЧНО НАДО!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

Когда россияне говорят о севере , они не имеют в виду Санкт-Петербурга хотя Санкт-Петербург находится севернее, чем на севере Шотландии - в самом деле, чем дальше на север, чем большая часть Канады. Они имеют в виду таких местах, как Архангельск и Мурманск . Мурманск-самая Северная точка вы можете получить в "Интуристе", и поездка является практичным только весной или летом, потому полярной ночи. В марте , когда солнце появляется над горизонтом , в "Северном спортивном празднике" проходит там . На более низкой широте, Онежское озеро и остров Кижи с полночное солнце и много диких цветов показать вам лучшую сторону Русского Севера.

Answer 2

Answer in detail. When the Russians speak of the north, they don't mean St. Petersburg although St. Petersburg is farther north than the north of Scotland - indeed, farther north than much of Canada. They have in mind places like Arkhangelsk and Murmansk. Murmansk is the northern-most point you can get with Intourist and the trip is practical only in spring or summer becouse of the polar night. In March, when the sun reappears over the horizon, a "Northern Sports Festival" is held there. At a lower latitude, Lake Onega and the Island of Kizhi with the midnight sun and a lot of wild flowers show you the gentler side of the Russian north. TRANSLATION URGENTLY NEEDED!!!!!!!!!

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Answer in detail. When the Russians talk about the north, they do not mean St. Petersburg, although St. Petersburg is further north than the north of Scotland - in fact, further north than much of Canada. They have in mind places like Arkhangelsk and Murmansk. Murmansk is the northernmost point you can reach with Intourist and the trip is only feasible in spring or summer because of the polar night. In March, when the sun reappears over the horizon, a "Northern Sports Festival" is held there. At a lower latitude, Lake Onega and the island of Kizhi with the midnight sun and a lot of wild flowers show you the softer side of the Russian north. TRANSLATION IS NEEDED URGENTLY!!!!!!!!!