Hello to everybody from Montana! It is so good to look at this site. I miss Kremenchug very much. It is beautiful town. I love it.

poslushay vanya ne znau s kem tu obshaeshsya no v bat-yam zivut normalnue rebyata i nashu zemlyaki toze.mu s dochkoy priexali 3,5 goda nazad i kak mne bulo tyazelo znaet tolko bog no i uze 1,5 goda rabotau po specialnosti medsestra i v otpuske v germany mu buli i dedushek babushek u nas net/dochke vsego 6 let/ i seychas i planiruyu uchitsya dalshe.tak tu vanya opredelis v prostranstve potomu chto esli chelovek drek to on drek i prityagivaet,bolyshomu korablu bolshoe plavanye.good luck!

Lubimie Kremenchugane, S Dnem Svyatogo Valentina! Est takaya teoriya, shto tolko tot chelovek, kotoriy lubit sebya, sposoben lubit ostalnix... tak shto ne ogranichivaytes v svoix chustvax, virazayte ix... lubite i budte lubimimi! Ya vas ochen silno lublu!!!

Vsem ogromniy privet!!! Po fotografiyam vidno, shto v Kremenchuge uze poxolodalo :) Ya lublu svoy gorod! Pictures are just great, Thank you!

Merci aux auteurs pour cette adresse a inet la photo et merci Jeanchik. Paris est magnifique, mais Kremenchug il plus gentil.

i loved kreminchug i was there for 6 weeks 1st dec till16 jan 20001 met a girl called tanya who is coming to live with me i hope in feb .loved the pepol thay are very friendly and i could not of wished for a better time i love you all norm.

*Happy New Year*

Hello, Alexander! I feel it would be an injustice not to post a message to your guestbook, because your Web site offers wonderful shareware and freeware -- and much more! (No software for Windows rivals DzSoft’s Perl editor! I am happy to be a registered user!) Also, your interest in your native city of Kremenchuk (Kremenchug), and in sharing it with the world, is commendable! Viewing your daily images is a part of my daily routine! I also appreciate the wonderful section on your site about your city’s history; the historic images are a wonderful enhancement to that Web page! In addition, I appreciate the time and trouble you take to photograph Kremenchuk each day and post the image to the Web! (I assume that Perl comes in very handy in your Web development!) ;-) I was in Ukraine in March; I visited Kiev for a week, to teach a Web development workshop to twenty teachers from all over Ukraine, and I then went to Odessa on the all-night train for a personal visit to Odessa. I have become involved via e-mail with a wonderful young woman, Tanya (Tatiana), who lives in Kremenchuk. I find that it is very interesting that my interest in your software should coincide with my personal interest in Ukraine, and my particular interest in Kremenchuk over the last few months! Finally, I appreciate the prompt, friendly support you offer for your software, and I admire all of your programming knowledge, since you are much younger than I believe most visitors to this Web site realize. Your talent and intelligence are amazing, Alexander! My would like to visit Kremenchuk this spring, and I hope that we can meet in person, Alexander! (Life, of course, offers no guarantees, and my long-distance relationship with Tanya takes much effort on both sides.) Cordially, David -- http://www.igc.apc.org/ddicker son/ http://www.iearn.org/hgp/

can u please take a picture of house # 17 on 50 let SSSR or its backyard or playground. vi ne mogli bi sfotografirovat dom #17 yl. 50 let SSSR evo dvor thank you!!!!