| Subject: | Recording in the Ukraine |
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| From: | "John Tudor" jtudor2005 |
| Date: | Wed Jul 1, 2009 7:30 pm ((PDT)) |
I have an opportunity to go to the Ukraine in September for a short period = of time. In particular, in the region near Pripyat. Apart from the possibil= ity of recording two headed six legged animals, has anyone got any advise. Anyone been there or experienced problems? Any problems with carrying recor= ding gear (Sound Devices with M/S rig) in these types of countries. Anyone on this list from these areas???? Apart from travelling from England to Australia when I was to years old in = 1961, this will be my first foray out of Australia as I approach the half c= entury mark in life. So any information will be greatly appreciated. Simmo, if you're reading, chime in with recording travel advice please.... |
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