One problem with caching in Russia is snow. It is considered “bad form” to recover caches from under snow and frozen ground because of the risk of damaging container and leaving traces.

But you can try this one in the Nara district. [http://www.geocaching.su/?pn=101&cid=686]

The cache is multi-stage and its name can be roughly translated as “Holy Trinity Hermitage Convent”.

Step 1. Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin in the village of Rudnevo. The number of crosses on the gate is A. To double-check, look for a prominent gravestone at N 55 25.740 E 36 57.671 and count the number of letters in the last word of the epitaph. (Number of letters) – 8 = A.
Step 2. Holy Trinity Hermitage Convent at N 55° 24.500' E 36° 54.660'. (Founded in 1826 with Church of Holy Trinity at the core of the complex and a gateway Church of Our Lady Odigitry. Active and prospering before the Revolution, the convent was closed in 1917, fell into decay and was re-established in 2000).
On the wall of the church, pained in pink, there are arched niches where frescos used to be (see image #2) on cache page. The number of niches is B.

The coordinates for the cache:
N 55° 24. (B-1)83 E 36° 55.A53

The container is hidden in the center of a multi-trunk tree (see image). Good luck!