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The Lost Pianos of Siberia: Sophy Roberts on her expedition across Russia All products and recordings are chosen independently by our editorial team. This review contains affiliate links and we may receive a commission for purchases made. Please read our affiliates FAQ page to find out more. The Lost Pianos of Siberia: Sophy Roberts on her expedition across Russia For three years, travel writer Sophy Roberts crossed Russia in search of its pianos, each with a connection to its country’s tragic history and cultural soul Published: April 2, 2021 at 8:37 am In 2015, I spent a few happy weeks staying with friends in Mongolia’s Orkhon Valley near Karakorum, the site of the historic capital of Genghis Khan’s colossal former empire, not far from the border with Siberia. My friends – a German filmmaker, Christopher Giercke, his Mongolian wife, Enke, and their three children – live in the valley during the warmer months i ....
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Baransky volcano on the Kuril Islands, Russia. Photograph: Yuri Smityuk/TASS Paolo Cognettiâs book Without Ever Reaching The Summit is a powerful evocation of the travellerâs enduring need to be surprised, and it has made me think of a place I want to return to when this is all over: the Kuril Islands in Russiaâs far east, strung like a necklace between Kamchatka and Hokkaido. Soviet historians called them the end of the world but they feel more like the beginning: the haunting mist, the steel-grey ocean scored with pathways of foam, conical volcanoes wrapped in skirts of shimmering jade. ....