Zaparochye is well known of it's Hartysa Hydro energy plant as you can see the photo. The weather was chilling, windy and sunny, 2c in day time. That is why i said that the winter in London is just like a summer in Ukraine! Train en route to Zaparochye took approximately 6 hours ahead, and i arrived there early in the morning when there were still absent of singing birds. Exhausting, sleepy night, i decided to go to the river bank first. Nothing much apparently, so i began my photo shoot session with my mate Chee Seng. I do know what is the statue about, and there is another medical university just located next to the river. The city is beautiful constructed in a way that the street are wide and long, surrounded by residences. Amazingly i found hypermarkets in Zaparochye, size of Tesco(Penang), ironically, i can't find any in Simferopol...:( Ploshat Lenin( Lenin St) is a major street in the city flooded with shopping complexes, i do not know how many Adidas shops i've seen for sake! haha! I did not buy anything this time, the time was running. There are several shops which sells interesting antiques, guns, rifles.....It's something that cannot be found in Malaysia. I went to a few museums as well, but i didn't fully comprehended what was actually interpreted. I had Chinese food there, which is the only one i saw, 70UAH for 2 persons, and Japanese food in the evening, which i didn't order Jap food! haha, Irish Pub later, which i had fried chocolate ice cream with warmed bananas and stout! There is no other way to kill my time, pool was the one left. The shops closed at 7pm...it was quite boring after 7pm......the hotel rate are relatively expensive, so i just paid a 6 UAH at the train station for a cosy couch(VIP room)until the next morning 8am........