I'm reading a new book " The Time Traveller"s Guide to medieval England " LADIES do you think I should call it a day and stop reading this book? 🌱 👀 MEN But whether you will find it funny is quite a different matter!!!! I hate people who say things were better in the past.🤣 I came accross a weird joke , here's it is : "One merchant asks another, ‘Are you married?’ ‘I had three wives,’ the second merchant responds, ‘but all three hanged themselves from a tree in my garden.’ The first merchant retorts: - "Pray, give me a cutting from this miraculous tree."

The Moscow Metro🚇 is one of the most famous and beautiful subway systems in the world, known for its stunning architecture, deep tunnels, and efficiency. - Opened in 1935, it was the first underground railway system in the Soviet Union. - Designed to showcase Soviet grandeur, many stations resemble "palaces for the people"with marble walls, chandeliers, mosaics, and sculptures. - Today, it has over 250 stations and 16 lines, covering more than 450 km (280 miles). ⚡ Facts & Features - One of the deepest metros – Some stations (like Park Pobedy) are over 84 meters (275 ft) underground! - Extremely efficient – Trains run every 90 seconds during peak hours. - Busiest in Europe– Carries around 7 million passengers daily. - Military & Secret Uses – Some lines were designed as bomb shelters during the Cold War, and Metro-2 is a rumored secret subway for government officials.🐇🕳️ The Moscow metro keeps getting bigger and better! They've just opened some awesome new stations - really modern, with free Wi-Fi, charging spots, and cool lighting. It's not just pretty - they're making it easier to get around the city, especially to areas that didn't have good metro access before. I use the Moscow Metro quite often—to me, it’s the most convenient way to get to my destination. We even got a new station under the international airport, so you can reach it directly from the metro! How cool is that? The biggest project right now is finishing this huge circle line (like London's Circle line, but way bigger!). When it's done in 2026, it'll connect everything better and make transfers way easier. They're also building new lines to some fancy suburbs where lots of people work. Best part? Even with all this new tech, the stations still have that classic Moscow metro style - you know, the beautiful designs that make it feel like you're in a palace underground. They're just updating it for the 21st century!