Chasing the dawn through the morning fog. Beklemishevo - Yaroslavl by russian train

After a wonderful four days in Moscow, I headed east. About two hours after departure, I woke up to greet the sunrise on the Rossiya train, which became my home for the next 90 hours. The train, number 002 'Russia', runs from Moscow to Vladivostok, with an electric locomotive EP2K-379 at its head. The journey begins at 0:00 with the Ryazantsevo–Beklemishevo stretch, then at 0:48 the train stops at Beklemishevo station, at 4:39 at Itlar, 9:24 at Silnitsy, 16:19 at Petrovsk, 23:05 at Debolovskaya, 32:12 at Rostov–Yaroslavskiy where it arrives, 34:28 where it departs, 46:27 at Semibratovo, 54:16 at Koromyslovo, 1:02:42 at Kozmodemyansk, 1:12:41 at Polyanki, and 1:15:38 at Yaroslavl where it arrives. During the journey, at 10:41 the ChME3-1805 locomotive led the service train, at 17:55 the VL11-366/367B led the cargo train, at 32:54 the snow removal train SM2A-971, at 33:24 the TEM18DM-1962, at 36:03 the TEM14-0006, at 1:18:00 the snow plow CC3-067, and at 1:18:14 the 1ADM1.3-1773.