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Those Russian guys made photos of their travel across Siberia in January 2006.

The average temperature outside was -60 F. Yes, minus sixty fahrenheit.

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They have visited different cool places in Siberia.

For example this is a Jewish region right in the middle of cold Russian Siberia.

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When it is -60 F (-50 C) outside, the car windows never get rid of the ice and snow. Even when the heater is on to its maximum.

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Here you can see the reading of the thermometer: -49 C (-56 C).

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Russian guys are used to such extreme colds.

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They got advised in one of the Siberian cities to install double windows on the cars. Those double windows help a lot in keeping warm.

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They have met wild Siberian horses - pony sized horses living in Siberian woods.

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And all the way through Siberia there are remains of Soviet Era artefacts sitting right near with old pagan totems of wild natives.

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Here you can see the car before the double windows were installed.

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More Soviet artefacts.

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And different unidentified objects.

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Some guys use more heavy vehicles to travel across Siberia.

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More strange buildings.

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Before the cell and satelite phones in Russia in Siberia there were such phone booths each 25 km (12 miles) across the Siberia road. Most of the drivers had a special key to unlock the booth.

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Different Siberian monuments.

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And Siberian people.

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Using special laptops.

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And even vodka freezes in Siberia.