Russian Coke

Posted on June 11, 2014June 12, 2014 by BashfulAdventurer

Catherine Palace, named for the wife of Peter the Great, was initially built in 1717 and then rebuilt in the 1740s and ’50s. Photo credit: M. Ciavardini — Catherine Palace, named for the wife of Peter the Great, was initially built in 1717 and then rebuilt in the 1740s and ’50s.
Photo credit: M. Ciavardini

For this week’s Wacky Wednesday, consider the general likelihood that you might one day be drinking a good old Coca-Cola in front of the gates at Catherine Palace in Pushkin, Russia. Then dream big.

Coke at the palace gates, Pushkin, Russia Photo credit: L. Tripoli — Coke at the palace gates, Pushkin, Russia
Photo credit: M. Ciavardini

—Lori Tripoli

Enjoying a Russian Coke in Pushkin Photo credit: M. Ciavardini — Enjoying a Russian Coke in Pushkin
Photo credit: M. Ciavardini

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