Confessions of a Train Geek

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From 1977 to 1979, my family lived in Moscow in what was then known as the Soviet Union (USSR). My father was in the military and was attached to the Canadian embassy in Moscow. These are some of the posts I’ve written about our time in the USSR. You can see the complete list here . Why I was in the USSR Our USSR apartment School in the USSR Hockey in the USSR Soviet Military Toys Leave a Comment Cancel reply | Hi! My name is Steve Boyko . I’m a father and a husband, and I love trains, photography, and grain elevators . You can email me at steve@traingeek.ca or contact me at any of the sites below. Steve Boyko I love to tell stories with photographs . I write frequently here. My photos have been published in all of Canada’s major rail magazines, and I have licensed my photos to a number of businesses and organizations. Places you can find me: Pinterest LinkedIn Facebook Twitter: @stevetraingeek TripAdvisor Instagram: @stevetraingeek Mastodon About Advertising I am a participant in the

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