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After cancelling Daylight Savings Time just one year ago, rumours are spreading that it may be reintroduced before next winter, much to many netizens' delight.
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Russia is in the depths of winter still, with much of the country still covered in snow. Some people are finding it difficult to cope with spring's late arrival.
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This Ukrainian man tries to get out onto his balcony after heavy snowfall overnight, much to his son's delight. It's not as easy as it might at first appear!
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A Siberian man boils a pot of water and throws it out of his window into -41 degree air, and watches as it turns into ice instantly and drifts away in the wind.
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Netizens bemoan the fact that people seem to be shocked by snow in winter, after the largest snowfall in Moscow in fifty years brought the MKAD to a standstill.
After cancelling Daylight Savings Time just one year ago, rumours are spreading that it may be reintroduced before next winter, much to many netizens' delight.1
Russia is in the depths of winter still, with much of the country still covered in snow. Some people are finding it difficult to cope with spring's late arrival.
This Ukrainian man tries to get out onto his balcony after heavy snowfall overnight, much to his son's delight. It's not as easy as it might at first appear!
A Siberian man boils a pot of water and throws it out of his window into -41 degree air, and watches as it turns into ice instantly and drifts away in the wind.
Netizens bemoan the fact that people seem to be shocked by snow in winter, after the largest snowfall in Moscow in fifty years brought the MKAD to a standstill.