Get bubbling – flash mob in Moscow
Published: 12 April, 2009, 21:39
Moscow is hosting an unusual event, a so-called flash mob. This time thousands of people took to a downtown street to blow bubbles.
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Published: 12 April, 2009, 21:39
Moscow is hosting an unusual event, a so-called flash mob. This time thousands of people took to a downtown street to blow bubbles.
