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yes my name is Alla Fattakhova if suddenly00:00:06
somewhere on the Internet you will read Aliya00:00:08
Dragon It's me too00:00:10
Aliya is my home name, although according to documents00:00:14
Yala00:00:15
Dragon is generally a desire for the Sun00:00:18
How could God have had such a period of life when00:00:20
The astrologer chose this combination for me and00:00:24
he is exactly like that Aliya Dragon it turned out00:00:26
the desire for the Sun as God is why I00:00:29
I use it somewhere, I don’t really like it00:00:31
when they call me in real life00:00:33
aliya yes, that is, I associate myself00:00:36
it’s with Alla that Dragan is like that00:00:40
creative nickname00:00:43
about the great Russian Northern Route00:00:47
Well, in fact, the path is not created by one00:00:51
human although we know some00:00:54
the names that the man made on00:00:56
in fact, we also have people in Russia00:00:57
who made the trail00:00:59
just one specific person for example00:01:02
yes, but in fact they create a path00:01:07
people a lot of people who live on this00:01:09
the paths that I dream about dream about this path00:01:12
they want to pass, for example here00:01:14
just two days ago a man called00:01:16
he is 85 years old from Novorossiysk and he wants to00:01:20
we go to Solovki00:01:23
This is where we collect that energy00:01:26
the energy of people who dream about00:01:29
so that we have such a path in Russia00:01:32
people who dream of working at this00:01:36
ways to open guest houses because00:01:39
It's difficult to work there at a level00:01:40
unemployment is very high and we create00:01:43
just this path is the path that we00:01:46
we see how it should be00:01:48
to our understanding, everyone has their own way00:01:51
and we see him like a fireplace When00:01:55
need to go without sleeping bags without00:01:59
tents and you can come at the end of the day to00:02:02
guest house Let it be Northern00:02:04
guest house that is an ordinary house00:02:07
local resident00:02:09
with a direct fall toilet that we have00:02:12
a very popular topic right now00:02:15
Well, this is actually true, but also00:02:19
I want to say that in the north it’s all00:02:20
much more cultured than average00:02:23
strip If you have not been to the north, that is00:02:26
this is for real00:02:30
vertex00:02:32
toilet design in Russia00:02:37
and at the moment there are 4-5 people in00:02:41
basically on the team00:02:42
this is Valery Shanin who is with one00:02:46
sides He seems to be in autonomy but he00:02:48
tirelessly continues to shoot and00:02:51
install remove material00:02:54
stripped off00:02:57
a two-minute film is a must00:02:59
watch episode 38, it’s from that one00:03:03
part of the path we walked in 21 years00:03:05
Moscow Solovki00:03:08
this year we walked with him from00:03:12
Kholmogory to Vologda, that is, actually00:03:15
We connected that part of the track00:03:18
the path splits into two parts00:03:21
connects in Vologda goes to Vologda00:03:24
one track and then we split into two00:03:26
on two paths one goes to Solovki and00:03:28
another conditionally to Arkhangelsk and so00:03:31
from Arkhangelsk to Vologda, Valery and I00:03:34
passed this summer but there is no film yet00:03:37
because it costs money we really00:03:40
We expected that we would be honest00:03:42
will help MSU because it will00:03:44
Lomonosov is practically a brand00:03:47
maybe MSU Yes, but people don’t00:03:51
not organized yet00:03:54
Olya Bukanova00:03:57
That is, if Valery was there from the very beginning00:04:00
project when we started organizing00:04:02
the great Russian Northern Route and went to00:04:04
Olya joined the project at 2100:04:07
came out this summer for the May holidays00:04:11
with us on one of the most00:04:13
wonderful sections of the route along Mother00:04:17
I’ll tell you later how we defeated the Volga00:04:19
the route should be so pleasant00:04:21
clear This is from Yaroslavl to Rybinsk then00:04:26
came and stayed with us even now00:04:29
she makes her way with us in everyday life00:04:32
to the designer And the rest of the time we are with her00:04:35
we walk or drive along the Great Russian00:04:37
Northern route00:04:38
We also have Olya Kolesnikova00:04:42
Petersburg lawyer and accountant00:04:45
to say already of our project because00:04:47
quite recently just a few00:04:50
days ago the Ministry of Justice registered our00:04:53
organization00:04:55
center for the development of pedestrian routes00:04:58
northern lights and is doing just that00:05:01
we have Olya00:05:03
we also have a person who was engaged00:05:05
Until recently00:05:08
adapting walking routes to00:05:11
cycling00:05:12
was involved in marking for us partially00:05:16
the path has already been marked00:05:18
Well, circumstances forced him to leave00:05:22
Now he is in Spain But he is making a website for us00:05:25
because he is a programmer and works00:05:27
website, in general there are 45 of us00:05:30
who are actively creating00:05:32
way and I think we are succeeding00:05:36
Well, as if I had already told in parallel00:05:38
yes about00:05:39
[music]00:05:40
Way of Santiago Saint James fireplace00:05:43
Santiago, everyone has probably heard about him00:05:45
Just like the fireplace before00:05:48
Santiago We want to do great00:05:50
Russian Northern route to the end00:05:53
every day there was an overnight stay under the roof00:05:57
what about the prices? I want to say that we have00:06:00
almost Kamensky in terms of the fact that everything00:06:04
organized for reception00:06:06
no one overcharges travelers00:06:08
you can spend the night for 500 rubles00:06:11
have lunch and dinner in the bathhouse wash and00:06:15
no one puts the bathhouse in a separate one00:06:17
the counter is the only thing we already have00:06:20
that we don’t have housing on the other side so often00:06:22
sides00:06:24
on the fireplace, too, not everywhere everything is very straight00:06:27
Great, yes there are some very difficult sections00:06:29
for passing there is housing which Well00:06:33
infrequently there are some areas like this but00:06:36
in the fireplace00:06:39
The Vatican has its own department00:06:42
fireplace that is00:06:44
The Catholic Church is very clear on this00:06:46
earns money there are municipal00:06:49
shelters about the state in Spain00:06:53
there is a whole fireplace department there too00:06:56
yes, that is, it’s a big tourist one00:06:58
tourism component in the country and on00:07:01
make money accordingly00:07:02
there are many private hostels00:07:05
more expensive hotels00:07:07
there are taxi drivers who do this00:07:09
earn00:07:10
backpacks for those who find it difficult to carry them and here00:07:13
we just dream that someday we will have00:07:16
everything will be exactly the same, maybe even better00:07:21
This00:07:22
ruined temple00:07:25
a chain of villages starts from Yemetsko00:07:29
before00:07:31
Bereznik Dvinsky00:07:34
old preserved highway Old00:07:38
road sandy road pine forests00:07:41
whitewash00:07:42
and so00:07:44
we managed to make such a good one00:07:46
beautiful shot00:07:49
and there really is a lot of that00:07:53
everything is destroyed people see this house00:07:57
he is recovering Yes, like this00:07:58
looks great but initially00:08:01
such a house is three times longer or even a00:08:05
4 then only the residential part remains here00:08:07
all other parts have already been demolished00:08:09
the owners cleaned it up because it was behind them00:08:12
they didn't take care of it in time, they fell apart and00:08:15
everything was falling apart literally here00:08:17
the nineties already When life was very difficult and00:08:19
money to keep the house in good condition00:08:22
there was no condition and they simply cut them off00:08:25
parts called povetki are00:08:28
there were two-story rooms in which00:08:32
hay equipment was stored on the second floors00:08:35
some people lived on the first floor below00:08:38
animals00:08:41
but it's beautiful there, really beautiful and00:08:44
it's worth going there00:08:49
tell me more00:08:52
I see how our journey began, sorry00:08:58
how it really began00:09:01
I walked by the fireplace in the twentieth year and got00:09:05
under00:09:08
lockdowns00:09:09
My flight was canceled. That is, I was going to00:09:13
some in one Beautiful morning00:09:14
I woke up with two backpacks sitting downstairs00:09:17
German women say We called00:09:20
uber take us to the airport00:09:22
Why did they shut down all of Germany?00:09:25
the government showed up and didn't00:09:27
come back, we won't let you in anymore00:09:29
The Germans are efficient people00:09:32
quickly bought new tickets and already00:09:34
Called a taxi to go to the airport00:09:35
Porto was the nearest airport00:09:38
I say Okay, I'm going, I'm already with a backpack00:09:41
I also went out and wanted to go out and but00:09:44
this same morning they closed the Spanish one00:09:47
I walked along the border with Portugal00:09:49
Portugal was going coastal, I really wanted00:09:51
go through exactly00:09:53
along the Atlantic Ocean00:09:56
I'm starting to buy tickets00:09:59
First I'll cancel mine that I already have00:10:02
there were those who were from Madrid to Moscow00:10:05
My tickets are not on the lefansa website00:10:09
and I start buying tickets00:10:12
the cheapest for 32 thousand that’s it00:10:15
the time when Aeroflot saved everyone by 15000:10:17
thousands already00:10:19
I arrive at the port and spend the night there in the morning.00:10:23
I’m on a plane and they don’t take me on the flight anymore00:10:27
they say yesterday Yes, yesterday they could have taken you00:10:30
because yesterday Take a ticket they sold you00:10:32
today you are no longer accepted by all of Turkey00:10:34
finally closed the borders00:10:38
the airlines are certainly chic Since then00:10:40
I love Turkish people very much because they00:10:42
solved this issue and sent me00:10:45
Aeroflot the next day, that is, the one00:10:48
a flight that cost 150 thousand they gave me00:10:50
old tickets were imprisoned and sent here00:10:52
when we all go 10 We have a big one00:10:54
Russian-speaking group way to Santiago00:10:57
On Facebook we discuss how we should do what00:10:59
to do and why we came to this life00:11:02
that people go everywhere00:11:04
and we don’t even have anywhere to go, why aren’t we here?00:11:07
such a path and how it is but00:11:11
there is a certain level of public00:11:13
understanding what exactly the religious path is00:11:15
We don't need pilgrimage We want00:11:17
to have completely secular people in your country00:11:20
normal cultural-historical00:11:21
route00:11:22
I suggest Why not the Lomonosov way00:11:25
the places are very beautiful and interesting00:11:29
the path is absolutely secular00:11:30
Lomonosov is known in Europe, we decide Yes00:11:35
Will we need Lomonosov's path? It was00:11:38
March '20 in June in June '2000:11:42
we have one person come out so to Putin00:11:46
such a spontaneous Veronica is difficult for us00:11:48
I got ready and said I'll go00:11:51
at that time I was with my child on the beach00:11:54
Evpatoria and pointed it on the map and said00:11:58
Veronica that way, don't turn there00:12:00
definitely only asphalt according to this idea00:12:03
its path can be seen on the map Veronica00:12:06
she turns and walks along this road00:12:08
ends suddenly She calls me00:12:11
I don’t know where these games go next00:12:12
coming back was very interesting00:12:15
the first 100 kilometers to the village00:12:17
monastery and when we all walked this year00:12:20
they remember her it was such a real feat00:12:25
and at the end of the same summer my name is me00:12:29
I’m meeting people I’m invited to the project00:12:32
the great Russian Northern route itself00:12:33
Moscow Solovki was once an idea00:12:37
invented by Dmitry Sagal, he received00:12:40
create a blessing from the patriarch00:12:43
pilgrimage route Moscow Solovki00:12:46
it was an anniversary year and it was decided later00:12:49
walked 500 kilometers along the M8 to Vologda and00:12:53
was going to move on00:12:55
created an organizing committee00:12:58
anniversary year in my opinion Alexandra00:13:00
Nevsky until 21 years old, I kind of00:13:04
not very in the subject Here in all these00:13:07
religious things here00:13:09
and in the end it so happened that those who are00:13:14
moved this idea00:13:16
no one went Well, new ones came to the project00:13:19
people and then we came out, it was Sergei the fence00:13:23
Neyagin who sponsored us did not00:13:26
he loves this thing, I already said it’s too late00:13:28
talk about the first movie which is 52 minutes00:13:31
Valeria Shanina00:13:34
Valery Shanin joined Very much00:13:36
unexpectedly I want to say that I'm up to00:13:38
last minute I didn’t believe that it was with us00:13:40
coming00:13:41
I came to visit Valeria00:13:43
Alexander advises and he had Shanin and00:13:46
he's so tricky00:13:49
came to shoot some footage there00:13:52
he had previously filmed the Crimean trail for him00:13:54
I needed to do something for the film and00:13:57
Sovetov says let's go together to the halls00:14:01
Solovkov00:14:02
Well, let's go, then we sit for a while00:14:05
we talk We talk about we advise00:14:07
no I can't go I have some stuff there00:14:09
strawberry problems will grow who will her00:14:11
will collect00:14:13
folded her fingers we now think they00:14:16
will also refuse00:14:18
he sits all the time and says I don't care at all00:14:21
I don’t go to Russia, I can’t even remember00:14:23
where am I in Russia? I wanted it now00:14:25
will you refuse? No, he didn’t refuse, he left with00:14:27
by us We have walked this path wonderfully00:14:30
there were us eight people who went out and reached00:14:34
licorice And on the way, in principle, we were00:14:37
sometimes more00:14:39
in total there are probably 24 people00:14:42
joined left behind Here we are00:14:45
it would actually take 72 days to get to Solovki00:14:50
It was00:14:51
60 days because we took a day for00:14:55
stop in cities00:14:58
since the administrative one was connected00:15:02
resource, we were met in every city00:15:04
We gave interviews with television media00:15:06
wrote a lot talked a lot00:15:09
but here we ended up with 72 days00:15:14
but we have walked this path all the way00:15:16
on foot We didn't have any anywhere00:15:18
there are transfers, so we walked along Dvinskaya00:15:21
therapy this summer along the Lomonosov path Yes00:15:23
back then it was called we had a big one00:15:27
transfer of 300 kilometers because there00:15:29
there is nothing, just a swamp, no roads00:15:32
The old road is lost and it is needed there00:15:34
restore everything and when it goes00:15:36
transfer is no longer very interesting00:15:38
you fall out of this flow In general, we00:15:42
made this way to Solovki00:15:44
And then I returned, but to the one we00:15:48
wanted to do Lomonosov's way00:15:51
and last year we this summer we him00:15:54
started doing it and at some point it came00:15:56
the understanding is that it is necessary somehow00:15:59
break it down so it's clear what's going on00:16:03
it was nice to walk along it, that is, on00:16:06
fireplaces all points converge all paths00:16:09
converge at one point Santiago Yes00:16:11
We don’t have such a compostela00:16:14
yes we can go to Solovki we can go00:16:16
from Arkhangelsk to Moscow00:16:18
in our dreams we have a path Antoniy Siskova00:16:22
which will connect these two large branches00:16:25
Northern Dvina and Onega Well, that's when you00:16:28
still in the future and we have solved these trails00:16:31
break down into 14 understandable intelligible with good00:16:36
entrance exit to public transport00:16:37
and such that they can be passed through00:16:40
for a week so that people don't go over their heads00:16:42
grabbed and didn't talk about 72 days left00:16:44
he doesn't have so much time, you probably don't00:16:47
are you working No we are00:16:49
we don't work work we leave every day00:16:52
so we can go out go that's why00:16:56
we now have 14 pipes, they are all00:17:00
tied by name How so the area00:17:01
Yes, this is nice for the tourist who goes and00:17:06
it’s clear to him and at the same time it’s nice00:17:08
to local residents because we00:17:11
used some names that00:17:13
indicate some interesting points in00:17:16
this area00:17:17
Pearl Legend for us a little00:17:19
seemed like such a pretentious name00:17:25
I’ll tell you about Lomonosov now, but we00:17:27
left actually maybe00:17:30
the name looks pretentious but it sounds00:17:32
there really was a history of pearls00:17:35
Onegas forgot pearls Why Lomonosov00:17:38
I didn’t make it to Moscow myself, but because00:17:41
really the person who is00:17:42
I came up with a legend, but there was a moment00:17:45
in the history of Soviet power there is already what is needed00:17:48
was to show that we also have our own00:17:50
Russian heroes Yes Soviet Well, let it not00:17:53
Soviet But Russian heroes because00:17:55
We were all sorts of damn sgausens00:17:57
Kruzenshtern and whoever else was there and now00:17:59
promoted the Legend of Lomonosov no00:18:02
Lomonosov existed when we arrived00:18:06
Kotlas tell us and we tell you now00:18:09
Let's tell a story about Lomonosov who00:18:12
you may not like it00:18:13
Why do you want to tell you that he is a son00:18:16
Petra they are like Yes, we also think so00:18:21
because even at the very beginning when we00:18:23
started to calculate When we walked we reached00:18:27
these I say and here and here the Great00:18:32
there is a large village in the yard00:18:34
there are 27 houses these 27 houses at all times00:18:38
were taverns that is 27 taverns in00:18:41
the owners lived in them and they had00:18:43
open open00:18:44
these are the taktirs and these houses are still there00:18:49
there are literally two houses00:18:50
rebuilt all the rest remained as00:18:52
there is and here he comes This great courtyard00:18:54
drank the money his guy gave him00:18:57
diag on the road and left the tits monastery00:19:00
earn money in 30 kilometers00:19:04
our MSU professor who walked with us00:19:07
the mathematician immediately turned on in his head00:19:09
adding machine and says how he walked00:19:12
how many days did he work in the monastery00:19:14
to earn money and work00:19:16
debt And how could he get there? I tell you myself00:19:20
I started saying that he’s on the other side00:19:24
Northern Dvina, that is, an island00:19:29
It turns out it's leaking on one side00:19:31
North 12 on the other hand is small00:19:33
Kuropolka rivulet therefore Kuro island00:19:35
on the opposite bank of the Northern Dvina00:19:38
vavchika that is the place where you came00:19:41
Peter to build his ships00:19:45
and we say Well, you see, Well, how is it00:19:48
could be00:19:50
local girls are beautiful00:19:53
girls who were born may not00:19:56
tracked yes And his boy was born00:19:58
took note, turned out to be good00:20:00
the boy was taken away from Moscow, well00:20:03
truly a Kotlas writer00:20:06
wrote: Well, it's really artistic00:20:09
this work is not historical, but it is00:20:10
there are no official ones00:20:12
evidence that Peter really was00:20:14
son00:20:17
Lomonosov was the son of Peter the Great and his00:20:21
at some point he was being led00:20:23
he was observed at some point00:20:25
that's why they took him to Moscow at that moment00:20:27
I really didn’t walk history00:20:28
fictional but any story is possible00:20:31
come up with00:20:32
win back and she will live the same way00:20:36
By the way, fireplaces for Santiago are nobody00:20:40
definitely doesn't know the power or the Saint00:20:43
Jacob are kept in the temple00:20:45
Santiago de Compostello This is just00:20:47
guess but there anyway00:20:50
500 thousand tourists visit every year00:20:53
pilgrims and Spain makes money from them00:20:56
very well and not only Spain France00:20:58
Portugal earns very good00:21:00
money and we thought that00:21:03
We can too00:21:05
our villages can earn00:21:09
the same money because00:21:12
There is very high unemployment in the village00:21:15
there are no workers at all there are some00:21:19
forest harvesting enterprises00:21:24
and all the school is cutting down on first aid stations00:21:27
reduced Russian Post seen00:21:30
amazing building so small00:21:32
bun00:21:34
probably the size of a newsstand or something00:21:37
smaller this is a post office Yes00:21:40
modular, well, that is, literally here00:21:42
at the level00:21:44
I dropped the card. Yes, you have a letter from there00:21:46
it happened, of course I'm not exaggerating00:21:49
so Yes there is a person sometimes00:21:50
appears twice a week But nevertheless00:21:52
less and if we We we succeed00:21:55
to launch such a flow of tourists then this00:21:58
I already brought the money while we were walking00:22:01
organized meetings with local residents00:22:03
held a meeting of this kind and everything was like00:22:07
once we meet people a person came00:22:10
10 we tell them about the ways we say that00:22:13
This is where your part needs help00:22:15
local population because 700:22:17
kilometers to you We couldn’t go00:22:19
This is an old highway, but he00:22:22
overgrows if there is no grass at the beginning of summer00:22:25
you can go there in May you can go there00:22:28
Can be done in August When it’s time00:22:30
berry they trample it all but in July00:22:33
it is impossible to pass the grass above00:22:35
human head00:22:38
and the man looks at us and says she00:22:42
we are looking, we are still telling him, here we are00:22:44
today there are only four in your village00:22:46
we left 10 thousand people00:22:48
spent the night paid We went into00:22:50
the store gave 1500 chose everything00:22:54
you could buy everything else there00:22:56
just the latest wine and vodka matter00:22:59
they took the milk there in recent years And somehow00:23:01
that's how they paid the boatman Because00:23:03
it was seven kilometers to walk00:23:05
impossible We just didn’t take the risk because00:23:08
that on the previous day we walked three00:23:10
kilometers for three hours on the same grass00:23:13
trying to find this road yeah we understood00:23:15
that the map showed her somewhere nearby00:23:17
that she's near this road, but we couldn't00:23:19
find00:23:20
So the man asks Are we ready?00:23:24
mow down these seven kilometers Only00:23:26
Tell me how many years it will take us00:23:28
do it for free after all gasoline00:23:32
I liked it so much and he’s already seen it00:23:35
films Shanina as a man of Solovki and then00:23:37
yes, we came to such a ready-made00:23:39
soil00:23:40
That is, how long will it take us00:23:42
free to do00:23:44
Well, that's why I had to00:23:46
do it for free We hope that we can00:23:49
get a grant opened it in00:23:52
Arkhangelsk region development center00:23:54
walking routes, especially since00:23:58
I think we're locals who work00:24:01
in the Department of Tourism and Culture and00:24:04
they said that how come we don’t know about you00:24:06
apply for Grand and we will help you00:24:10
get it00:24:15
and I already ran far to another place00:24:18
Moscow Solovki, in principle, yes, this is 180000:24:22
kilometers and we walked when everyone asked00:24:25
how did you find them going to Solovki00:24:29
here is Onega because those who are in the subject are They00:24:31
they understand that there is no00:24:33
transport links in general00:24:36
tried tried to scout out the way00:24:39
because according to00:24:41
According to rumors, one of the locals says00:24:43
someone doesn't confirm this, you can leave00:24:46
Through the mountains along the coast00:24:50
I don’t want to, can I go to Belomorsk00:24:54
Well, that's a huge number of kilometers.00:24:56
the path was unexplored because we were00:24:59
automotive reconnaissance was done only to00:25:01
kargopol00:25:03
and then they went straight ahead Well, here we go00:25:05
went out and walked Yes, everything was just00:25:08
the agreements were at the online level I am with00:25:11
wrote off people, agreed00:25:15
probably the best plots in this00:25:17
parts Although one cannot say that they are00:25:19
some are better or not better00:25:22
some more00:25:23
natural areas where all the time and cheap00:25:26
by nature practically And there is, for example00:25:28
sections from Vologda to Lipino Bor00:25:32
where is every stone this story00:25:35
Vologda begins and we walk along00:25:38
Cuban lake and this is the story00:25:42
who studies at school about ancient Rus'00:25:45
here was the Rostov principality there was00:25:48
Moskovskoe A on the other side00:25:51
there was the Principality of Belozero That is, this is00:25:55
it's so interesting And we have it there00:25:58
Is there a special route at all?00:26:00
this section of the path is called you00:26:02
named along the sovereign road for00:26:04
frescoes of Dionysius not only there as00:26:07
times we When we go we tell00:26:09
we understand that00:26:11
when people go out on the route there are00:26:13
different someone just wants to go00:26:17
would anyone like to know something else?00:26:19
historical moments but since we are not00:26:22
professional guides we are not guides00:26:25
professional Yes, but nevertheless we00:26:27
trying to lure people with something else00:26:29
stories That's why this part is00:26:31
we have a very interesting one in terms of history00:26:33
every day a new story00:26:36
meeting00:26:37
with Dementiev with the writer with Valery00:26:41
who wrote a lot00:26:45
materials specifically about the Cuban lake00:26:48
because he lived there, was born there, lived there00:26:50
his father00:26:52
and I rely on the material that is in it00:26:55
book I just described this trail00:26:59
there respectively Kirill Kirill00:27:02
Belozersky Monastery Ferapontov Mountain00:27:05
mauro mountain mauro00:27:07
In general, there is an assumption that this is exactly00:27:11
the name comes from the ancient Bulgars00:27:15
there is also evidence that00:27:19
it was there that ancient Bulgaria was located and00:27:21
it turns out to be such an interesting place00:27:23
where is history just coming to life you go00:27:26
and you see it all, you just feel it00:27:30
and there are places when we walk, for example, along00:27:34
on the move Yes, there are just forests like this00:27:37
good forests where you can just these00:27:40
wear now so very chic from00:27:43
exactly from the Lipino forest to Kargopol00:27:47
there are also forests there too00:27:49
these are just forests but they are so unexpected00:27:52
forests When can I go out00:27:55
on00:27:57
second paving stone00:27:59
Catherine's road as a local one00:28:01
they call it those roads that were before00:28:04
revolutions in previous incidentally picture00:28:07
the price was high, very interesting00:28:09
Lomonosov's path is painted, they did it00:28:11
local community activists00:28:15
this is us picture picture snapshot ours00:28:20
girls walked from Karakapol to Solovki00:28:23
completely independent this summer00:28:26
the group without us, we were already walking with Valery00:28:30
they are almost long00:28:33
and the top photo is the first year00:28:36
Kiostrov When we went to Slavki too00:28:41
it's in Dubovka00:28:43
at the border one can almost say00:28:46
border with Yaroslavl and Vologda00:28:48
region00:28:49
we us our second overnight stay in Vologda00:28:53
areas after we passed00:28:54
Yaroslavl00:28:57
very interesting place00:29:01
the man who hosted us, family00:29:04
who received us, the owner of the house00:29:07
famous architect works in large00:29:10
international projects and here they are00:29:12
hosted organized a meeting with00:29:15
creative team who came00:29:17
in front of us songs of local tunes greeted00:29:21
very good and commented on social networks00:29:24
they asked But that's all of you there00:29:26
there were songs and dances with a loaf of bread00:29:28
because the Vologda region is on us00:29:30
border of the Vologda region met from00:29:32
punishable with milk Speak to us like this00:29:35
will meet But in fact00:29:37
they greet you like that, that is, Well, it’s clear that they don’t00:29:40
meet at the border of the region with00:29:41
punishable with milk but nevertheless00:29:44
met everywhere Very good We have very00:29:47
walking comfortably00:29:50
Good people, someone asks What if there00:29:55
dogs someone is afraid of dogs no here are dogs00:29:58
definitely not there00:30:00
Why not but because basically everything00:30:04
country villages if they even go there00:30:07
some dogs come here00:30:09
small domestic dogs00:30:11
absolutely tiny like that00:30:14
toy terriers and there are no yard dogs because00:30:16
that no one lives in winter, and for the most part00:30:20
that’s exactly what it is if they live in villages00:30:23
then two three Maximum 5 houses left A00:30:28
How come there are wolves in winter, then there are no dogs?00:30:30
keeps because wolf wolves dogs00:30:33
They eat cats too00:30:36
Well actually it is00:30:40
so they try to avoid animals00:30:42
keep if they keep it then they are at their home00:30:45
sit and they are not aggressive so the dogs00:30:48
you don't have to be afraid of anything at all00:30:50
drunk people, some inappropriate people00:30:54
who doesn't we walked calmly Not at all00:30:56
it works out right away00:30:59
three thousand kilometers away which we are00:31:01
passed for two summers and never met00:31:04
On the contrary, people are so enthusiastic00:31:08
we are greeted00:31:10
they are happy that we are doing something for them00:31:14
surprising the only thing surprising Maybe00:31:17
what moments this summer our friend00:31:20
Alexander he walked by the fireplace and was very00:31:24
it's very hot and he writes that somewhere00:31:28
there were fires under extra modura00:31:32
he stopped he was on a bicycle00:31:34
traveling he stopped and drove up00:31:38
police00:31:39
asked how he felt I need00:31:41
is there any help for him?00:31:43
when he returned to the car the policeman brought00:31:46
him a bottle of water and when he came in already00:31:50
reached the shelter at the entrance to the populated area00:31:53
village point he was met by a volunteer00:31:57
at the shelter with water and saw him off00:32:02
everyone was worried Yes, it’s very hot00:32:05
he walks as if he doesn't feel bad00:32:07
we walked with Valery00:32:10
for some reason they were coming to meet us00:32:13
the police are very hot00:32:16
we're walking along00:32:19
almost no car on a country road00:32:21
No, no one drives along this part at all.00:32:23
and here we are walking together, they passed00:32:25
towards us but drove slowly but not00:32:29
stopped and didn't ask why we were here00:32:32
we do it and we do it No, just00:32:35
We drove by in silence. We have everything, of course.00:32:37
here from the side00:32:40
police authorities are so responsive00:32:43
Of course not, you still need to learn this though00:32:45
administration of settlements00:32:49
saw00:32:51
benefits for the locality00:32:53
which maybe yes and met us00:32:56
had a lot of fun00:32:57
excursions showed their populated00:32:59
items were even delivered to those villages00:33:02
which are not at all on the way but nevertheless00:33:06
less they enter the ancient bush00:33:08
villages that were simply destroyed by M8 Yes and00:33:12
they are now scattered in different parts00:33:14
they took us there and showed us the roads00:33:17
their own art objects that locals create00:33:20
bushes of villages Here we are now passing00:33:22
for example, some kind of village00:33:24
through the next village 20 kilometers 2500:33:28
kilometers so each of these00:33:30
villages were part of a separate bush in this00:33:33
bush of villages could be up to00:33:36
100-200 villages, that is, these are so00:33:38
was it was it once densely populated00:33:41
places you could go like now00:33:45
for example, you’re walking along a coastal fireplace00:33:49
in Portugal you just walk on wooden00:33:52
decking on one side, ocean on the other00:33:55
sides settlements one after another00:33:57
one after another, that is, they don’t even00:33:59
are interrupted00:34:00
you can go off the trail and spend the night in00:34:03
anywhere00:34:04
all this is continuous and we have now00:34:07
of course there is no such thing00:34:09
few villages00:34:11
small population00:34:15
something like this00:34:17
what should I say next?00:34:20
what we did in 22 Well, that’s exactly it00:34:22
we made a new website although we have an old one00:34:25
the site is also very visited but00:34:29
we made a new design on it, it doesn't work for us00:34:32
liked it so we liked it too00:34:33
we are remaking it. That is, we now have a website00:34:35
2 this is the morphface that everyone knows and also00:34:39
this one00:34:42
Great Nordway00:34:45
So we decided somehow our programmer00:34:47
says that everything should be called00:34:48
equally everything should be called great00:34:50
Russian Northern Route but in English00:34:52
Great Russian Northern Route for the site00:34:55
unreadable Yes, that's why we're a little bit00:34:57
We have reduced these three thousand kilometers00:35:00
divided into 14 I already said understandable00:35:03
paths that have a clear entrance and exit to00:35:07
public transport because00:35:09
public transport there is also very00:35:11
it's Complicated00:35:12
This is probably our last00:35:16
achievement we organized a winter pass00:35:21
under the Dinskaya trail We want to show that00:35:24
You can also walk around Russia in winter, but00:35:29
possible To begin with in organized00:35:30
groups00:35:31
and we go from00:35:35
Kholmogory to the Syrian monastery to00:35:38
in German because our path is just right00:35:42
Dvinskaya it is from the hill of the city of Emetsko and00:35:45
imprinted the monastery to Yelsk we pass00:35:48
on horseback sleigh such a repetition of fish00:35:52
import because it’s 20 kilometers on foot00:35:54
Of course it’s impossible to pass in winter00:35:58
skiing is also a question mark00:36:00
because this is just such a period00:36:01
time in Arkhangelsk may blow out00:36:05
southerner as they call it and the weather is harsh00:36:08
the snow becomes damp and begins to melt00:36:11
it is impossible to go on skis so we00:36:14
there will be huskies short write transitions in00:36:17
accompanied by a car but nevertheless00:36:19
So we want to try to go on this winter00:36:22
actually ski in that part00:36:26
guaranteed comfortable comfortable better in00:36:29
January-February because in December even00:36:32
even Northern rivers can hide00:36:34
Dvina May be calm at the end of December00:36:36
open up and the ice begins to drift and then she00:36:39
will freeze again and will be almost frozen00:36:42
until April00:36:45
because the North White Sea is high there00:36:49
the tides are high and the water goes quite far00:36:53
in rivers it is generally considered up to 30000:36:57
kilometers there may be a flood of water00:36:59
Therefore, in the rivers there it is also unexpected00:37:02
The water level rises completely00:37:04
inexplicably we walked00:37:09
according to Vaga, he has already risen unexpectedly00:37:12
water level, birth was nothing00:37:15
these are not mountains at all, but where could I come from?00:37:18
heat water snow melt water rose a00:37:21
then I decided for myself that apparently00:37:23
water is being thrown in and little by little it’s just under00:37:26
with pressure it rises somewhere and that’s it. Well00:37:29
that is, such an interesting nature00:37:31
interesting climate00:37:33
go well go can be done in different ways00:37:43
The Dvina trail is completely from Kholmogory00:37:48
to German00:37:49
we named the next trail for walruses00:37:52
because then we go on as usual00:37:56
Bolshakov it is very safe00:37:59
interesting part of the route00:38:01
and there is a bush of villages margin mountains00:38:07
ustmorazhi Walrus00:38:09
We tried to find00:38:12
where did this name come from?00:38:15
that's what they called it. In general, they googled and searched00:38:18
information everywhere assumed that you00:38:22
thought Yes, it’s just about the Legend00:38:23
you can come up with00:38:25
decided that, in principle, there are freshwater00:38:28
seals00:38:29
Why couldn't walruses come there?00:38:32
raise your young00:38:36
and decided to call it Rafa00:38:38
be called walruses, that is, we00:38:40
came up with and got this history of the place00:38:43
which can be untwisted00:38:46
use these walruses as some kind of00:38:48
object Yes, this is it, although in reality00:38:51
in fact there is a lot on this section of the road00:38:53
interesting things besides walruses Well, here we are00:38:56
decided that it should be a margin00:38:59
further we begin in this part00:39:01
the path from Kholmogory is your Sky enemy trail00:39:06
trail because we are walking along Vaga00:39:09
and we called this part the enemy00:39:13
the path for lions and drogs is in this00:39:17
parts in the north are known for painted houses00:39:20
where there is an interesting painting under the roof and on00:39:24
painted on the façade00:39:26
Lions and unicorns in the north they00:39:29
were called enroge such houses remained00:39:32
very little Well, just critically little00:39:36
famous one of the best houses00:39:40
perhaps he was a Sudra00:39:43
the owners sold it 10 almost 10 years ago00:39:47
back00:39:48
they wanted to remove this house and dismantled it00:39:52
somehow this information reached00:39:55
prosecutors and the deal was seized00:40:02
dismantled house00:40:04
already packaged for export in films for these00:40:07
rotted for years00:40:11
the trial is still going on00:40:14
the fate of one house is very interesting00:40:16
the house It was taken out is located in Velsk00:40:19
museum space it is possible00:40:21
look00:40:22
Another very interesting house00:40:26
this is generally very good information00:40:28
go deeper into Timonev's theme Neva00:40:32
the owner doesn't want to sell it00:40:34
restoration She has no money00:40:37
the fund helps the chains free of charge00:40:40
such wonderful people who00:40:41
They are engaged in wooden architecture00:40:44
restore temples00:40:45
wooden and, accordingly, these00:40:48
wooden houses are also great00:40:51
happy to help support00:40:52
they cover the roof and do something00:40:54
minimal repairs for safety00:40:57
yes this is not a restoration this is00:40:58
just such preservation00:41:00
there is also a very interesting house00:41:04
road00:41:05
in Nyandoma from Kargopol he is practically on00:41:09
on the road, that is, you can see it00:41:11
that's exactly it00:41:13
lions and horns with simpler painting00:41:17
eat at home00:41:21
at the threshold it's falling00:41:24
and in a big forest and here you can just00:41:27
count on one hand the houses that00:41:30
remained They are huge beautiful00:41:31
interesting and00:41:33
the paintings in these houses were not only00:41:36
outside but also inside all the walls had doors00:41:40
the paintings are so interesting00:41:43
beautiful and as we walked I kept saying00:41:48
and Malkov wondered why they00:41:52
there are more than one balconies here, that is, there00:41:55
midge mosquitoes it is impossible to go out onto the balcony00:41:58
why sit like somewhere in the south?00:42:03
they did it and so did we00:42:06
walked and reasoned But because it was00:42:08
index00:42:09
the welfare of these people they could imagine00:42:13
allow just beauty00:42:16
there was no need for this balcony Yes but00:42:20
it cost money to build such a house And to00:42:23
I still need to build a balcony for him. Yes, no00:42:26
they built it because they could afford it00:42:28
The North generally lived very richly00:42:31
in fact00:42:32
Well, then we generally have a way to go if we00:42:34
we start from Moscow then we went through00:42:36
Northern Dvina along Vaga And if we00:42:39
we start from Moscow, then the first of course00:42:41
the path is the first path, we don’t count it00:42:44
his00:42:45
author trail creator00:42:49
Eldar Arudzuf is the road to the Lavra about00:42:52
which everyone has probably heard for a long time and knows00:42:55
then the sovereign's road begins00:42:58
to Alexandrov00:43:00
from Alexandrov we go to00:43:03
Pereslavl-Zalessky00:43:07
in Pereslavl-Zalessky we dream00:43:10
make a circular route, we have it like this00:43:12
already developed it will be approximately 35000:43:15
kilometers Rus' initially but there on00:43:18
actually such a big story too00:43:20
everything that happened00:43:23
multi-layered to different stories and leprosy00:43:26
deserts you've probably heard about00:43:27
and all these princes of whom there were very00:43:32
there are many in every village according to the prince Yes and00:43:34
the mare is there and everyone else plus there00:43:37
Semibratova And how does it turn out that brothers00:43:41
to all Simeonov who are like prototypes00:43:44
used in the fairy tale participated in00:43:47
the kidnapping of the princess of the boar desert and00:43:51
We want to make a circular route there00:43:52
a circular route in which guides00:43:55
there will be a grandmother at the cassock00:43:58
laywoman old laywoman and she will00:44:02
will tell about this path00:44:04
drive00:44:06
we want to make an audio guide But it’s like this in00:44:09
in the future, yes And then we have00:44:11
the trail is called payama00:44:14
we go through all the Yamsk stations from00:44:18
Rostov to Yaroslavl00:44:21
because there are such interesting places00:44:24
who remain as if we are not on the path00:44:28
made a small little loop and00:44:31
we're passing through just seven brother what we are00:44:33
we know now Semibratov is enough then00:44:36
there is a large settlement nearby00:44:39
Makarova Makarova That’s exactly what happened00:44:41
the first pit was Makarova Yes Seven00:44:43
brother already appeared later00:44:46
in the place where there once were towers00:44:48
brothers00:44:51
and then there will be Gavrilov Yam and through00:44:53
Gavrilov Yam we go to the Karabikha Museum00:44:56
Nekrasov and through him to Yaroslavl from00:44:59
Yaroslavl to Rybinsk I already told you00:45:02
it goes along Mother Volga all the way00:45:06
all the time along the Volga, all the time along00:45:09
Volga00:45:10
sandy pine dressings again Oh well00:45:14
completely different pines are not like those on00:45:16
in the north there are no white forests, but still00:45:20
less very beautiful Volga is so00:45:22
beautiful and every day a different color00:45:26
from Rybinsk We leave for Poshekhonye and there00:45:30
we also want to make it circular00:45:32
route00:45:33
one part Can be passed will be led A00:45:37
the other one you go through arefina00:45:40
pass to Poshekhonye00:45:43
we called00:45:45
to Bear's Corner because really00:45:48
these are bearish places and the nuts are on00:45:51
interesting because there were several00:45:55
ancient noble manor This is the manor00:45:58
princes of Ukhtomsk00:46:01
princes' estate00:46:06
I don’t remember, but it’s very Ukhtomsky00:46:08
interesting because00:46:11
Paul Khlebnikov00:46:13
if you remember there was such a thing00:46:16
editor-in-chief of Russian Forbes00:46:19
In 2004, he was shot alone in Moscow00:46:22
from their descendants00:46:25
buried there and When you were born00:46:29
near some village00:46:32
I'll save the hell the brutal Seraphim was born00:46:36
there are very interesting ancient and00:46:39
nobles In general, they lived not only in Moscow00:46:42
and near St. Petersburg Yes, but they lived far, far away in00:46:45
forests Well, as it seems to us now in the forests00:46:47
yes, that is, life really is in Russia00:46:49
was everywhere00:46:52
and this is a very interesting wedding00:46:55
the complexes continue with a rush We are leaving for00:46:58
Vologda but we’re leaving too, we can leave00:47:00
there are different ways to go through00:47:04
we were walking for the first time we were just walking along the road00:47:07
We didn’t find any other options because00:47:10
the problem was again in housing, the goal was00:47:12
go without tents at all00:47:15
that’s why we’re still attached to housing now00:47:19
I worked out a new route and we00:47:22
we pass through two noble estates00:47:25
manor doggy style pain00:47:27
and the mistress from it we can go to00:47:32
Isaac's Hermitage is a monastery in which00:47:37
just one nun is a rapist00:47:39
he is recovering but he00:47:41
The monastery is not being restored Yes00:47:43
because00:47:45
well, not enough let's say00:47:48
nun sisters to fill those00:47:52
monasteries that exist even on00:47:54
at the moment But nevertheless he00:47:56
is being restored just by00:47:58
architect00:48:00
where we spent the night he studies00:48:03
restoration of this monastery00:48:05
The temple is being restored very very00:48:07
interesting by the way if you're somewhere00:48:09
this place is right next to it00:48:11
visit00:48:13
in the destroyed temple00:48:16
There are only three walls left, one completely00:48:19
destroyed inside built wooden00:48:23
temple and it rises as if from ruins00:48:26
rises like a candle, that is, very00:48:28
beautiful so such a good idea but00:48:32
instead of being interested in what happened there00:48:34
ancient Ukhtomsky00:48:36
swath, that is, roads used to be exactly00:48:40
along the rivers Yes, and there passed the ancient00:48:43
Tomsk Val is a place of watershed00:48:46
when they say that they dragged00:48:50
they crossed here from river to river00:48:55
not really that kind of story00:48:57
because these are exactly these00:48:59
watersheds converge very close to rivers00:49:02
among themselves those that flow north and00:49:05
those that flow south and could00:49:07
sail north00:49:09
turn around and just drag these00:49:13
ships and return again to the north along00:49:16
another river that is00:49:18
what they did, for example, the White Sea00:49:22
considered unnavigable They entered00:49:25
onega with a tidal current through00:49:27
portages crossed00:49:29
rafted along the Northern Dvina already in00:49:33
Arkhangelsk because to go from the area00:49:37
Onega, relatively speaking, along the White Sea to00:49:40
Arkhangelsk was dangerous, I didn’t00:49:42
we preferred to make loops like this00:49:44
along the drag ways and cross and for00:49:47
this was just the Earth like this00:49:49
it is arranged that these rivers converge very00:49:52
you can move close when you said00:49:54
we'll get to the portage routes now00:49:57
I’ll tell you some further. So we have00:49:59
after Vologda00:50:02
This is exactly the sovereign's road00:50:05
frescoes of Dionysius I and then begins00:50:08
road to from Lipinogo beard Kargopol we00:50:12
she was named00:50:13
Diamond painting of the quietwings00:50:16
known since the 12th century in the sixth cultural00:50:20
layer of Veliky Novgorod found a bag00:50:23
building with a tax that was paid in00:50:26
quietness This indicates that you are quiet00:50:30
there was a big time when taxes were not collected00:50:35
Now it’s a small village00:50:38
bush of Pokrovskaya villages in the north00:50:42
In general, everything is very difficult with names00:50:44
but the signs are actually the same name00:50:47
other name00:50:50
may be called differently on the map00:50:52
because the locals remember the old things00:50:55
name they use them they use them00:50:57
apply00:50:58
settlements are constantly updated00:51:02
they are optimized and combined somewhere00:51:05
are called by one name in another00:51:08
they already have a third name00:51:09
appeared00:51:11
And here is the last association again00:51:14
What names will appear?00:51:16
completely unclear00:51:18
and when we go and tell the locals exactly00:51:22
the name we found00:51:25
historical and start talking to them00:51:27
just like that They are very happy00:51:30
admire and say that there are many00:51:33
who's new moved especially to Covey00:51:36
there from Severodvinsk from Arkhangelsk00:51:38
bought houses they no longer have these names00:51:40
they know they know what's on00:51:42
signs hanging on the road And when we00:51:45
we call old names and it’s very00:51:49
I like it quietly means why00:51:51
gold ross diamond placers because00:51:54
what's really there00:51:55
found rich people even under Soviet rule00:51:59
diamond deposits00:52:01
but it was mothballed and cannot be mined00:52:04
become00:52:05
so we decided that here we are00:52:07
we use the name, especially since00:52:10
the village itself is so old00:52:13
historical Yes, you are known from the 12th century00:52:16
Already a diamond in itself00:52:18
and then Kargopol begins00:52:21
in fact, the Pearl Legend from00:52:24
Kargopol to Onega00:52:27
and this is probably exactly from Cargo00:52:30
fields to Onega one of my favorites00:52:33
plots00:52:34
Onega00:52:36
Onega has always been00:52:38
trade river from the White Sea here00:52:41
came here and crossed through the varnish00:52:44
ways to the northern dvina00:52:47
Omega has been bargaining since time immemorial00:52:49
foreigners00:52:52
And00:52:54
in the seventeenth year in the eighteenth year00:52:56
when Russia was already attacked by Atlanta00:53:00
Entente00:53:03
Omega has become like a layer cake00:53:07
some villages were white, others00:53:10
there were red others00:53:12
gray-brown-raspberry00:53:14
brothers fought with sisters in the village of Ulitino00:53:18
This00:53:21
Left bank of Onega00:53:23
two older brothers had white sister00:53:26
was red and the younger brother was too00:53:29
white00:53:30
and when the younger brother returned to the village00:53:33
his sister shot him00:53:36
The older brothers came back and shot00:53:39
my sister00:53:43
they died there still00:53:47
sister was a heroine of the Soviet regime00:53:51
well-kept monument wreaths00:53:55
but they still don’t have the brothers’ graves00:53:58
abandoned always looked after00:54:01
relatives00:54:02
went and planted flowers here00:54:07
for me this is the place where I go to everyone00:54:10
I say that we can take this section of the road00:54:13
walk on foot there's really not much housing there00:54:16
you can raft on00:54:17
catamaran and when on a catamaran That is00:54:21
possible If you walk then you can go to00:54:22
ulitina And when on a catamaran I always00:54:25
I say don't pass by please00:54:29
communion for us00:54:31
go there it's like that00:54:34
real living history00:54:37
whatever happens around us00:54:40
you should never forget about your family00:54:43
about your home about your family this is the most00:54:46
important and true she is there if00:54:53
live in Truth precisely at your own level00:54:55
your own home your family your own00:54:57
kind of it will continue Yes00:55:01
that's why I can't calm down at all00:55:04
telling this is such a topic for me00:55:06
here Well and further Of course there00:55:10
Posadsky village00:55:13
they were once very big along00:55:16
the banks of Onega were huge00:55:19
church complexes temple complexes00:55:23
wooden architecture domes heaven00:55:28
They were all lost for the most part00:55:31
Soviet power00:55:33
remained00:55:34
Overall a small complex00:55:37
the rest of the complex is during tourist hours00:55:40
Posadsky Island is called this place for00:55:46
on this complex there is no value, no hanging00:55:49
cultural monument plaque or00:55:51
architecture Therefore00:55:54
Sergey is a resident of this00:55:58
tour guard of this village he is now00:56:00
lives but he has been living for many years00:56:01
Norway has the opportunity to do this00:56:03
restore00:56:05
if it was a cultural monument probably00:56:07
he wouldn’t have enough money for it Yes A00:56:10
so he can let you do it00:56:13
the temple in Pili with heaven is being restored00:56:16
interesting beautiful about00:56:19
restoration of temple temples with00:56:21
signs with a very interesting story in00:56:24
sink this is the Dvina trail00:56:28
a small 17th century chapel00:56:31
was falling apart00:56:33
and the locals decided to sheathe it00:56:36
siding Well, that is, raise00:56:38
repair and sheathe siding to00:56:40
it didn't collapse it was so big00:56:42
the scandal was talked about a lot00:56:46
came came came Dasha Governor00:56:49
Arkhangelsk region see how00:56:51
destroyed a cultural monument It’s true00:56:54
it remained covered with a white garden00:56:56
siding blue domes and he00:56:58
indeed there is security inside00:57:00
remained as it is, they corrected it00:57:02
it was sheathed on the outside00:57:05
in the neighboring village in pochelo, in my opinion00:57:10
on the ruins00:57:13
stone chapel, also from the 17th century, hanging00:57:18
sign something cultural monument00:57:20
but it's real Ruins That is, if we00:57:23
local residents did not bring did not show00:57:26
that this is a clock from the 18th century00:57:30
think about something, some kind of russula00:57:31
there lives a careless owner nearby who00:57:34
filled it with firewood Yes, there’s something else there00:57:35
did that's why you're welcome00:57:39
there are people who care, they are00:57:41
restore there is a string of funds00:57:43
which to restore I already said00:57:45
wooden temples wooden architecture00:57:47
there is a fund that is a common cause00:57:50
restores stone temples00:57:52
and probably only the north is due to them00:57:55
and survives that there are people who00:57:58
they don't throw it00:58:00
Daniagi So we're going on foot, but00:58:03
further00:58:04
I'll tell you now00:58:07
and then we go by train because00:58:09
there are no other options from Onega by train00:58:12
to Belomorsk you can see there00:58:14
petroglyphs and leave on a boat to sail to00:58:18
Solovkov And you can drive further to Kimi00:58:21
and already with the searchers will go on a boat to00:58:24
Solovki it will be a little cheaper but from00:58:28
Belomorsk to warblers is more interesting because00:58:30
that then you return to Kimi00:58:32
see another monument00:58:35
architecture00:58:37
A temple that is equal in age to that00:58:41
temple in Kondopoga which burned down on 1800:58:44
year00:58:45
they are the same age they say that even00:58:48
Kem Temple is 50 years older00:58:52
how the locals greet us Yes I00:58:54
already in general told about overnight stays00:58:57
route, as I already said, they are with us00:58:59
Always00:59:01
under the roof where there are cities, this is in00:59:05
to a greater extent it turns out on the way to00:59:07
Solovki there are quite a few cities there00:59:11
we can easily spend the night in00:59:14
hotels because there is a hotel If00:59:17
no, that means we're going to spend the night next00:59:19
in the homes of local residents or in00:59:22
monasteries00:59:23
monastery We also don’t have so many of them00:59:27
us usually in places where there are already00:59:29
there is other housing and some special00:59:32
need to spend the night in a monastery00:59:34
no, unless you want some00:59:36
authenticity Immersion in some00:59:39
another reality and monastic00:59:41
hotels vary greatly00:59:43
quality00:59:45
how they greet you in monasteries00:59:49
basically good00:59:51
there was not a single place where we00:59:54
they said you came in trousers there without00:59:57
the scarf on my head is still missing01:00:00
Kazan Convent Kazanskaya01:00:03
The Mother of God in Yaroslavl had thoughts01:00:07
it was very hot, about 50 degrees01:00:10
I went through the temple, took a scarf and tied it01:00:12
I go out and my mother meets me01:00:15
deanery at this time ours comes01:00:17
girls they walk in shorts enters the gate01:00:20
and distracts me and asks me to find skirts01:00:23
mother tells them what kind of skirts the girls are wearing01:00:27
What did you eat while alive? Come on, you’ll go to the temple01:00:30
skirt, scarf on head01:00:33
you can walk around the grounds as you wish01:00:36
more convenient, that is, there are no problems with this at all01:00:37
there are none at all01:00:39
it was unexpectedly pleasant because01:00:42
we are used to grandmothers who sit and01:00:45
I whisper to your back in the temple there is something there01:00:47
food tourism food standard01:00:51
ordinary simple village food01:00:54
Fine01:00:55
a lot of berries01:00:58
We bought wild plants by the box01:01:01
large baskets and blueberries blueberries01:01:04
You can even collect it along the way01:01:06
gastro tourism Well, yes there are such elements01:01:09
I'm not wide Still because we're walking along01:01:14
those places where the Tourist doesn’t particularly go Yes01:01:16
but nevertheless there are already some places01:01:18
where can I get something interesting?01:01:21
nutrition01:01:23
there are interesting cheese factories in linden on boru01:01:26
that is, right there they can01:01:29
interesting to feed there are the same ones01:01:33
there are few farms along the way01:01:35
pointwise but nevertheless it is it01:01:38
I wonder if they can feed you some01:01:42
northern treats shangi steps steps01:01:46
it's actually not steps balls01:01:49
These long pancakes are made from oatmeal01:01:54
but accordingly there are gates everywhere01:01:57
they sell yes, when will you be in Cyrillic?01:01:59
be sure to buy local lemonade01:02:02
local Raipo does amazing01:02:05
grapes when a man is a nightingale with us01:02:07
there was an escort car and01:02:10
the car broke down it happened to him01:02:12
go back to Lipenbor when you can01:02:15
we went quite far towards karkapali01:02:18
and Sergey bought a whole box of this lemonade01:02:20
because they don't sell it anymore yes01:02:22
that is, such a small production01:02:27
good quality tasty worth it01:02:29
try it's actually there01:02:31
interesting things you can01:02:33
just try it there, it’s not Coca-Cola01:02:36
which is sold everywhere Yes, here is a museum and01:02:39
museum events01:02:42
there are museums everywhere, big small ones01:02:45
some homemade a lot of this01:02:50
home-format museums in the northern01:02:53
houses along the Lomonosov path Yes, just like that01:02:56
it’s easier to say by length and stick them01:03:00
so many01:03:01
a lot of01:03:03
safe items such as spinning wheels01:03:07
some utensils are very interesting, what if01:03:11
we're going of course01:03:13
to Solovki there we have cities again, yes01:03:16
that is, we start from Vologda01:03:18
Vologda01:03:20
Kirillov Ferapontova Belozersk Kargopol01:03:24
there are already large state museums there01:03:26
completely different format interesting01:03:30
It’s interesting to go there and spend the night in principle01:03:33
not necessary but possible too01:03:36
stay at the monastery in Goritsy01:03:39
go up and walk around the Garemauri and01:03:43
stay overnight in the monastery01:03:47
in the hotel they have a normal hotel in01:03:50
they already have in common01:03:53
rural hotels in principle throughout Russia01:03:55
but very nice mother very nice01:03:59
sisters and it's good there01:04:03
in St. Kirill Belozersky monastery01:04:05
There is no pilgrimage hotel, but there is one01:04:08
she's completely lost01:04:12
Belozersk Belozersk is very interesting01:04:15
beautiful but01:04:17
go there01:04:19
there are no country roads and01:04:23
have to follow the road01:04:25
pebble road like this Dirt chain01:04:29
and the car is also really small because01:04:32
Belozersk is completely out of the way Yes01:04:34
And01:04:36
you can walk safely without cars and01:04:39
the exit from Belozersk is also the same01:04:41
the same pebble road but at the exit01:04:43
very interesting object. Perhaps you have already01:04:45
heard01:04:46
crashes but not a flooded story heard01:04:49
about this one01:04:51
in the last frame of the film Kalina Krasnaya01:04:55
there's actually two films there01:04:58
crossings Yes, the first thing is about the crossing. This is01:05:01
Vagnevskaya at the beginning of the film and at the end01:05:03
film shows another crossing01:05:05
picture01:05:06
it's all through the channel through shexnom and here it is01:05:10
look at the last frame of the film01:05:13
shows a flooded church01:05:16
ruins of a flooded church here01:05:19
the very church in Khrakhino is being restored01:05:22
Honor Tukaeva and her foundation are not flooded01:05:25
story01:05:27
Severstal provided great assistance01:05:31
they dumped a large amount of metal01:05:34
This island was protected from passing01:05:38
past the cruisers so they don't01:05:40
smashed And now he's like01:05:43
standing on a metal podium01:05:45
remains of a destroyed temple01:05:48
they are not going to restore it That is01:05:51
this is not church history, but this is exactly01:05:53
secular is a historical memory01:05:56
thing is a memory of those people who once01:06:00
lived there who left these places01:06:02
when they flooded it all with water01:06:05
Sheksninsky reservoir01:06:08
Hello This year we put up the letters01:06:10
big crashes but in the swamp01:06:13
found01:06:15
ancient northern wedding tunes01:06:20
St. Petersburg Conservatory is ready01:06:22
to voice them the question is only about money01:06:24
now yes the letters stand and in general in the end01:06:27
these letters will sing these letters will01:06:29
singing they will sing wedding tunes01:06:32
it’s also absolutely worth a visit there01:06:37
they can stay overnight We have01:06:39
agreement sonor tukaeva that she01:06:41
there it opens in one of its01:06:43
trailers that are there for01:06:45
volunteers01:06:46
overnight accommodation for our travelers01:06:50
This is about one of the parts of the path01:06:54
work with local administration01:06:58
administrations are great to work with01:07:01
they are all active and alive01:07:06
they accept us not because from above01:07:11
instructions were omitted Yes, although that was when01:07:13
we walked we wrote letters to the governor for01:07:16
we assigned curators curators01:07:20
delegated powers means to local01:07:23
administration to the birds but the birds are already01:07:25
reduced this year they are no longer available01:07:28
functions were transferred to someone unknown01:07:31
but nevertheless always with the head01:07:33
administration with active people on01:07:35
places you can always cooperate01:07:37
there are people who are ready01:07:40
go to a meeting01:07:42
There is also a lot of simple01:07:44
people who have nothing to do with01:07:47
administration but are interested01:07:50
interested entrepreneurs who01:07:53
ready to develop local projects01:07:56
of course those who are not really01:07:58
interesting but nevertheless in Cuba on01:08:02
Cuban Lake What to see Yes in01:08:05
basically from museums we are talking01:08:07
this is our window01:08:10
Solovetsky Monastery01:08:12
the view from the terrace and the distant photos are the homeland01:08:17
mountain01:08:18
kurostroph01:08:21
there was a village called Rovdina Gora and on it01:08:24
Dutch Mill01:08:26
these rings are half rings It's simple01:08:29
This is an art object that artists have seen like this01:08:31
yes And they depicted the window, it looks very good01:08:33
interesting unusual01:08:35
Dutch church is being restored01:08:38
restores01:08:40
Nikolay Vymorkov01:08:42
he has been director of the museum for two years now01:08:47
Lomonosov in the village of Lomonosovo01:08:51
there01:08:53
Lomonosov was presumably born on01:08:55
in fact he's not even in this village01:08:56
born in the neighboring one because the trees01:08:58
I already washed it off with water01:09:00
kuro island changes its configuration01:09:03
he's always so sandy and because of01:09:06
the fact that the Northern Dvina is constantly01:09:09
migrates and there are many channels in this part01:09:12
the lake changes its configuration and the village01:09:14
washed away01:09:16
Therefore, they decided that the museum was supposed to be01:09:19
Lomonosov's house and everywhere like this01:09:21
historical invented Legend will be01:09:24
Wow, this is not the house he's in01:09:26
the Lomonosov Museum was born in reality01:09:29
in fact01:09:31
In my opinion it's very good now01:09:33
Looks like the locals don't like them01:09:36
got used to the museum that was there before01:09:40
with some laid out on the shelves01:09:42
exhibits on shelves01:09:47
so traditional let's say then and now01:09:50
escapades makes the museum very interesting01:09:54
that's what I would call it in Dutch01:09:56
style01:09:57
The Dutch are generally the best museum workers01:09:59
in the world and here he does it in this01:10:02
interesting interactive when visitors01:10:05
museums don't just go look at01:10:06
exhibits that cannot be touched with hands01:10:08
A01:10:11
they touch they can touch they01:10:14
whole walls can participate in it01:10:16
designed interactively and like this01:10:19
interactive When can you play with this on01:10:23
they're just on the wall01:10:25
go to some expensive tablet01:10:28
tincture, leaf through it with your finger01:10:31
poke guess not guess And he has this01:10:34
really interesting I think that01:10:36
now a museum01:10:38
Lomonosov to the resort is very interesting and01:10:43
interesting01:10:44
Well, maybe, yes, maybe we’re used to01:10:46
traditional us to break the stereotype and01:10:50
for young people he really is01:10:52
what it should be like01:10:55
and now he is just restoring his homeland01:10:59
mountain01:11:00
also such an interesting object appeared on01:11:02
on the resort island there is one on the resort island01:11:05
the only one of us in every village01:11:07
this is one single guest house01:11:10
the owner is a local fireman01:11:14
and he cuts out his free time from work01:11:17
very beautiful ice figures01:11:19
but in December there are no ice figures01:11:22
because the length doesn't freeze like that01:11:24
so that it is yes therefore to see01:11:26
his ice figures he needs to go to01:11:29
January and February01:11:30
very beautiful elegantly interesting figures01:11:33
and once again in his free time01:11:35
called01:11:36
held various01:11:40
discos, New Year's events, that is01:11:43
there are actually a lot of people in general01:11:44
interesting and when we think that here they are01:11:46
they live there in the north they have there01:11:48
bored, not interested, can't leave the house01:11:50
because the wolves come out, no they do01:11:52
so many things are organized there, they don’t live01:11:55
boring01:11:58
in the power of the oracle for example very famous01:12:01
ensemble01:12:04
northern patterns01:12:06
all the pensioners sing there, they occupy01:12:09
some big laureate places01:12:12
interesting ones agreed with us on01:12:15
New Year's Eve is not celebrated on New Year's Day01:12:17
it turns out 5 January 4 agreed to come to us01:12:20
come sing songs with us or we01:12:22
together with them but in general something like this01:12:25
every village has something for01:12:28
I grew up under the Soviet Union this01:12:32
normal and understandable because I myself01:12:33
grew up in such a village01:12:35
in which there was a lot01:12:38
repressed01:12:41
and these are the people who were repressed01:12:44
stayed there didn't leave Yes they gave some01:12:46
Here01:12:48
impulses that we have in an ordinary village01:12:51
which was 300 kilometers from Tomsk01:12:54
before and actually in the taiga in the taiga where01:12:56
There wasn’t even a road or a ferry crossing01:12:58
we had our own theater in which01:13:00
children played in which teenagers played in01:13:02
which the adults played had its own01:13:04
vocal instrumental ensemble here01:13:06
in the north it’s the same thing, that is, they have it there01:13:08
or there are people who were01:13:11
who originally lived there in the old days01:13:13
everywhere and even among them it was developed in01:13:16
tradition it was or it appeared01:13:19
for example, like in Kotlas where we do01:13:22
space didn't say exactly the driving route01:13:25
We always walk and don’t stop01:13:29
That's exactly what you need clearly here01:13:31
make the route No from Bereznika to01:13:34
Vologda via Kotlas and Veliky Ustyug We01:13:38
we want to make a cycling route because01:13:40
Otherwise there is no way to get there but the place is perfect01:13:44
amazing01:13:46
just driving a car is not01:13:48
interesting You can drive there01:13:50
bike stop in Kotlas in01:13:53
Ustyug in Totma are the most gorgeous places And01:13:56
here is Kotlas01:13:58
no way at all, that is, not a city, not01:14:01
the village in general is some kind of01:14:04
industrial settlement but there are 1201:14:07
members of the Russian Writers' Union 12 all01:14:12
became 13 because Galina Fedorovna01:14:15
Sergeev was also received by members of the union01:14:18
writers of Russia01:14:20
unique people and that’s right there01:14:24
this environment was created due to those01:14:27
people who were repressed there01:14:29
remained01:14:31
and people were Unique when they built01:14:34
the railway appeared during the war01:14:36
there was an urgent need to build01:14:38
railway to transfer01:14:40
cargo to the White Sea01:14:43
they started building a bridge across the river it seemed01:14:46
that there is no01:14:48
metal of the required quality so that through01:14:52
it was possible to build a brain based on it01:14:54
Could the trains have passed? What do you think?01:14:56
people who have been sitting for a long time01:15:00
number of years repressed01:15:04
got involved in this work I couldn't01:15:06
keep silent at all, well, I can’t01:15:08
you this bridge and let it not work out01:15:11
and they offered because they were01:15:14
specialists with builders and designers01:15:16
engineers and they offered to disassemble01:15:18
somewhere in Moscow there are some metal ones01:15:20
designs that they knew that01:15:22
corresponds to this quality people were01:15:25
we from Moscow offered to disassemble and01:15:28
use them as this01:15:31
construction material on these bridges01:15:34
they were dismantled and brought from Moscow01:15:36
installed and they are still there01:15:40
and these people just became like this01:15:43
this is the basis of such a creation01:15:46
cultural layer in Kotlas and such01:15:50
there are a lot of places in the north And in general I01:15:52
I noticed that those places that will be abandoned and01:15:54
local residents01:15:56
villages that collapsed disappeared They01:15:59
mostly modern or their01:16:03
created under Soviet power as01:16:05
agricultural enterprises Or they were created01:16:08
during logging, people left there01:16:12
quickly because there were random people01:16:15
and those villages that have a deep history01:16:19
they are saved we walked01:16:23
by naslavki a year ago01:16:27
and the village after quiet01:16:32
from Kryukov from Koryukov we lived in a guest house01:16:36
his house was just being registered under01:16:38
guest And so in general we spent the night with them01:16:40
just in winter, friends, hunters, the house remained01:16:43
from our fathers-in-law and they tell us But this01:16:45
house next door for the third year01:16:47
great-grandchildren are coming01:16:50
people who lived here01:16:53
they come back and don’t give up theirs01:16:56
parents' houses and when they only01:16:58
some kind01:17:00
financial opportunity appears01:17:02
let not for children, let not for grandchildren01:17:05
great-grandchildren. The opportunity arose01:17:07
come back and restore these houses01:17:10
generic01:17:12
and at home of course we are just amazing01:17:16
When01:17:17
I always do car01:17:20
excursion in advance01:17:21
and when we passed in April with01:17:26
From Arkhangelsk to Kholmogora you can’t go01:17:28
could Well, this is again ours01:17:30
Some kind of Russian, I don’t know01:17:32
We arrived at the ferry, there is no ferry01:17:35
surrounded circled not signs01:17:38
nothing left went further on the route01:17:40
we reach the next village we start01:17:44
ask children about guest houses here01:17:47
can someone accept and say Yes, here you go01:17:49
we wanted to tell us01:17:52
we didn't get to the island, there was no ferry, we were told01:17:55
that there is no ferry today, and what about the woman?01:17:58
with an ax No, my husband is a ferry captain01:18:03
you ask, it turns out they have it01:18:06
summer parking some summer pier01:18:08
there is an autumn pier, we are at that pier01:18:10
we arrived01:18:11
So these are all these people01:18:15
who live there01:18:19
and at home what I was talking about Here we are next01:18:21
we left without stopping at the resort01:18:23
we left the island and began to be so huge01:18:28
whose houses are on the road to Solovki along01:18:30
Onega is not there, they are big there01:18:33
northern ships What are they called? Well, there you go01:18:36
compared to those in01:18:38
Kholmogory district They are actually something01:18:40
the koterochki are really huge01:18:43
tall buildings with three floors and even those01:18:46
which are already starting to collapse01:18:48
Believe me, they still clean very well01:18:50
big and when we arrived in the summer01:18:55
we were very disappointed when we saw01:18:59
one-story houses are large, like northern ones01:19:02
up to long but one-story why everywhere01:19:07
such big houses and yours are so big01:19:09
single-story and they explained to us that the headman01:19:13
local01:19:14
what did they have there in '32 when01:19:19
began to imprison those who have two-story01:19:21
Houses01:19:22
it was believed that he lived prosperously and especially01:19:25
northern houses you can always roll them out01:19:28
they stand on the stones and they just01:19:30
the ground floor was removed from the house and lowered onto01:19:33
morning everyone became poor Soviet01:19:36
peasants living in one-story houses01:19:39
but then they were normal, that is01:19:42
everything depended on the local Commissioner01:19:44
Who lived in this village and how did he feel about it?01:19:47
saw wealth was very was very01:19:50
interesting story so about vaniga01:19:52
it means it was impossible to have chairs there if01:19:56
you had chairs, you counted too01:19:58
wealthy and people back chairs01:20:00
sawed off and left stools01:20:05
I already talked about nowhere she was01:20:07
rich she traded with the British and01:20:11
there are still some houses there01:20:13
you can find them in attics for souvenirs01:20:16
antique english sewing machines01:20:18
some other meat grinders like this, that is01:20:21
namely the mechanic the technician who which01:20:24
used there in 1800 some year and01:20:28
all these are working working simply01:20:30
there are already places I need everything is not interesting01:20:32
they use electricity, but these are all01:20:35
things are there and01:20:37
This is how we lived. It’s very interesting.01:20:45
popularization of the route Increase01:20:47
number of guest houses arrangement01:20:49
Trope search for volunteers01:20:51
about popularizing the route we have a bunch01:20:54
groups on Facebook VK telegram channel01:21:01
We don’t write on Instagram but it will be there01:21:04
Facebook repost01:21:06
everywhere everything is called the great Russian01:21:08
Northern route01:21:09
There are separate thematic groups01:21:12
exits Who wants to go out somewhere already?01:21:15
there is specifically sitting in this group waiting01:21:16
when we call him01:21:18
Increasing the number of guest houses01:21:21
work01:21:22
We constantly communicate with local residents01:21:25
let's get acquainted we agree just in time01:21:29
so that01:21:30
We didn’t receive the grants, the locals did.01:21:34
residents received local residents developed01:21:36
trails on your own with our help Yes01:21:39
we are always ready to help Kinesersky Park01:21:42
conducts training seminars on guest01:21:45
home01:21:46
we are only for people who live01:21:49
guest houses were opened on our trail01:21:51
trained in Kinozersky Park01:21:53
We hope that they will be ourselves too01:21:56
we want to buy ourselves a house01:21:59
So an apartment in the Arkhangelsk region01:22:06
We really want01:22:08
arrangement of trails Well, that’s it01:22:12
Arkhangelsk region is still at01:22:14
promised in words to help us with01:22:16
arrangement of trails along the Northern Dvina01:22:21
wooden flooring is of course not ours01:22:23
case Yes, although I was speaking Portuguese01:22:27
the coastal path is 200 kilometers01:22:29
eucalyptus wood flooring I was walking01:22:33
I didn’t see you later along the Northern Dvina01:22:36
200 kilometers of flooring is certainly very01:22:39
I wanted to, but there is a eucalyptus eternal tree01:22:43
we are already such a tree in general01:22:44
No01:22:46
and they bring us larch from the Far East01:22:49
in the north No longer, just here already too01:22:52
I was interested and then it is believed that01:22:55
methodology for constructing long routes01:22:58
it does not involve flooring on the other01:23:01
on the sides we have such plots of 501:23:03
7 kilometers between settlements01:23:05
on which we can lay floorings01:23:07
it will be very cool beautiful that is01:23:10
some small area Yes there from01:23:13
this01:23:16
I forgot what we called the village01:23:18
fornicated for three hours01:23:20
[music]01:23:22
it was fabulous, that is, really01:23:25
along the Northern Dvina high sandy mountains01:23:29
there was a road everywhere, but we got lost01:23:32
walked around this road for three hours01:23:34
in the end we rolled down from the high city01:23:36
Valery as an experienced traveler01:23:38
went down01:23:39
Sergey too I said no I even01:23:42
I won't go down these stones01:23:43
I'm just jumping I'm just jumping01:23:46
fell into the water and climbed in with my clothes on01:23:49
as it was01:23:50
Sanin shouts boys to the right girls01:23:53
to the left undress bathe I'm just01:23:56
sat down, sat down, doused herself, wanted to01:23:58
drink water from the river because water01:24:01
That's why we've run out of water01:24:03
arrangement of work here we are just here01:24:05
we are going to that part of the path which is strange01:24:08
unclear, mow down to make it clear01:24:12
where are these respectively the markings01:24:15
us01:24:16
It is not expected that there will be any global01:24:19
small markings on the trees where01:24:22
it’s unclear and that’s all because basically01:24:25
we are walking along country roads Why01:24:27
so because firstly I’m not a Tourier myself01:24:31
who walks with backpacks there 10001:24:34
kilogram hundred liter Yes somewhere01:24:36
there are just mountains in the mountains I want to walk01:24:38
calmly normal and like Sergei01:24:40
Zaburnieyagin said Alla makes the path01:24:43
for herself just the way she wants01:24:45
country roads are my everything01:24:48
And in fact in this format too01:24:51
good Also because in Russia there is no01:24:54
law on pedestrian routes on public roads01:24:57
The road to the Lavra is the only road in01:25:01
Russia01:25:02
which is cadastrated but it is for01:25:05
cadastred again Like the road from01:25:07
we don't have a path, we have corpses01:25:09
official But they are within the framework of some01:25:11
reserves, nature reserves, yes And there are01:25:13
other laws But specifically for pedestrians01:25:16
routes like a fireplace for cadastration01:25:18
there we have it like the Lethian path01:25:20
impossible therefore when we go just01:25:22
along the road and even there we draw some01:25:25
sign we are not breaking any laws like01:25:27
just like we have a road both by law and not01:25:30
violated that's why those who01:25:33
the plots are small01:25:35
we will mark just draw on01:25:37
we did a little bit of the same thing in the trees01:25:39
We are looking for volunteers01:25:41
all the time01:25:43
those who want are of course important to us01:25:46
volunteers and those who live with us01:25:48
here close in Moscow in St. Petersburg yes01:25:49
which can connect and are very important01:25:53
those who live locally01:25:55
Because01:25:58
these overgrown paths need to be mowed01:26:01
precisely local people because it’s unrealistic01:26:03
go there and mow01:26:05
Although we think that when we get rich01:26:08
we will buy all kinds of lawn mowers01:26:11
Yes Yes01:26:17
oblique authentic yes01:26:20
Yes, you can ask a question01:26:39
there you can start some section01:26:41
a separate section of passing correctly01:26:43
Yes, I will repeat your question01:26:46
the meaning and the link we gave is01:26:50
that anyone can visit our01:26:53
resource and select that section of the path01:26:56
who wants to pass Yes, that's right, you can01:27:00
come see and get a consultation01:27:04
pass We provide support01:27:07
informational to absolutely everyone who goes01:27:09
we understand that our path is rough01:27:13
although we have everywhere on social networks in01:27:16
groups there are Google tables about which01:27:18
said That is, Google is attached everywhere01:27:21
tables that contain all of our everything01:27:22
contacts along the way guest houses01:27:25
Do you suddenly need some tour guides?01:27:28
food points they are all there, that is you01:27:30
you can just download this Google plate01:27:32
this go to look at it screen01:27:35
These are all contacts, basically01:27:39
spring summer autumn But here we are01:27:42
now we want to show what can be done01:27:43
in winter, and in our winter in January or01:27:47
February wants to go through on his own and01:27:50
group on your trail01:27:53
the climate there is more stable Yes01:27:56
because the length is already far01:27:59
and according to the old Bolshuk there are more than a hundred01:28:02
kilometers they plan to ski01:28:04
independently that is people01:28:06
professional skiers really want where01:28:08
so I sent them on your path01:28:10
Valerie did the right thing01:28:12
it's there like you weren't but it has01:28:17
and in winter there01:28:19
that's why it's kind of good01:28:22
there are guest houses there quite often01:28:25
turns out for a horse nothing at all01:28:27
25 kilometers away the housing there is very01:28:31
ok that's why01:28:34
we will help everyone01:28:38
horses It's winter right now01:28:40
we have a passage from the rural monastery to01:28:45
asked about no horses or no horses01:28:49
route Yes there is a Russian monastery01:28:52
to the German we go on horseback01:28:55
will be banned in Sani and we are on them01:28:57
let's go to01:29:00
just horses01:29:03
need to be clarified Well, that is, if somewhere01:29:05
still on the route, that is, we did not set01:29:07
such a goal to go on horseback, but I01:29:11
I think they still exist somewhere01:29:14
there is a farmer there in Shiloth01:29:18
he keeps his farm here01:29:21
of course a big kaniferma welski01:29:25
but there is a slightly different scale, that is01:29:29
there is already a business project and prices will be there01:29:31
others Yes, namely in this capacity01:29:33
to01:29:35
inexpensive interesting authentic that's German01:29:38
it definitely is01:29:41
there are huskies, you can walk with huskies01:29:46
husky husky factory in mote mountains01:29:52
We will go with huskies on sleds and01:29:55
sketchjoring and in the summer you can definitely go01:29:58
same with keyjoring but on foot01:30:02
fairy tales are interesting to walk around01:30:05
if you're lucky with a dog01:30:10
No, she walks ahead of the husky you are wearing.01:30:13
special train hook them up01:30:15
Carabiner husky on a leash She is walking01:30:18
for example, I went twice so fairy tales01:30:20
there was one girl so cute01:30:23
she just walked everywhere there were flowers01:30:25
smelled butterflies, looked normal, walked01:30:29
the other was a boy who was01:30:31
completely parallel to who has the trailer for it01:30:33
He was walking by himself01:30:38
it was very interesting too, but nevertheless01:30:40
it was less interesting because even them01:30:42
purely to compare Yes, what they were like01:30:44
so what else is she not walking all the time01:30:48
since our path is not a pilgrimage Yes, we01:30:51
we don’t resist so we have to walk01:30:53
All the time no We have some water01:30:56
parts of the route if along Onega then it’s possible01:31:00
rafting on catamarans on Onega01:31:04
there are panic two boat crossings01:31:07
And in exactly the same way along the Northern Dvina you can01:31:10
go some part of the way by boat01:31:14
this is very interesting, especially good01:31:16
There is01:31:18
I already talked about the peculiarity of the length up to01:31:21
that the water does not last long when the water01:31:24
it comes off, you can walk along the shore right here01:31:26
sometimes you can walk down the beach01:31:29
see very beautiful places01:31:32
there are a lot of stones, some rocks, caves01:31:36
which can only be reached if it is low01:31:39
water01:31:42
but if the water is high then no way at all01:31:43
you can’t go through, so you can go by boat01:31:45
these caves are just very interesting01:31:47
going on a boat is very interesting and beautiful01:31:50
you can see01:31:51
Valery has somewhere even very01:31:53
interesting photos from this cave01:31:57
I looked for her on his VK page01:32:00
I found it because my phone drowned in01:32:03
German01:32:05
and this photo disappeared I thought to myself01:32:08
I’ll pick it up from somewhere on his page01:32:10
I'll ask permission but he doesn't have it there01:32:13
now please ask me for photos01:32:15
from the cave01:32:17
I don’t remember the photo, the video was definitely not a photo01:32:20
was when you and Malkov left to reconnoiter01:32:23
the road01:32:25
Well, it’s very interesting and not always possible01:32:28
look from the shore what is the point of going01:32:32
along the shore what you can see from the water01:32:34
and then the section we passed01:32:37
on the boat01:32:40
there is the next green point of some kind01:32:44
half-abandoned village in which even01:32:46
country houses are such ruins of roads01:32:49
no We decided what was needed there for now01:32:51
moment to completely pass the boats01:32:54
the locals are very helpful01:32:57
knocked on the village01:33:00
through the gate01:33:01
I was sent by the targets, go over there01:33:04
I came and it turned out that I was with this person01:33:06
met back in April says01:33:09
Oh, you came, you came when we need you01:33:11
the boat says, okay, I’ll take you and01:33:15
we always had a great time crossing01:33:17
we can agree01:33:19
And it’s not even for money, money isn’t01:33:22
usually take01:33:24
no Yes, there is such a thing, yes, that is, they can01:33:27
take this for the gas we filled up with01:33:30
because it's already expensive and then it's there01:33:33
there is no gas station close anywhere in the north01:33:35
may be For example if from linden01:33:39
beard Kargopol gas station in Kargopol01:33:42
in linden on Bor the distance between them is 30001:33:45
kilometers there is still a turnaround as on01:33:48
in the north they say the Vytegra breed is like this01:33:51
here's a skill game another 150 kilometers is01:33:53
only three gas stations That is, while you're driving01:34:05
150 kilometers come back01:34:07
already burning half of the gasoline and you're on your way01:34:10
Kargopol, that is, gasoline there in general01:34:12
it’s very difficult and now we’re somehow even01:34:14
We made a post recently about horses01:34:16
which are needed there because it01:34:20
the most resourceful mode of transport in01:34:23
rural areas because01:34:26
the car doesn't drive well there, there are no roads01:34:30
and the horse is just right, but it’s there again01:34:34
live permanently These people don't live either01:34:36
horses where to live01:34:39
the more people there are, the more there will be01:34:41
And when of course he says that01:34:45
people will go back there01:34:50
Although people began to return to Cavit01:34:53
schools are closing01:34:56
medical stations and at times it seems01:34:59
what are the chances that they will return?01:35:02
no people01:35:04
but still people come01:35:08
from big cities Very unexpected01:35:11
come We were in Dalmatovo passed01:35:14
this is a large course of Puya villages that is01:35:17
Dolmatova is no longer just herself01:35:22
one of the Big villages remains01:35:23
which entered this bush01:35:25
the road from Velsk to Vologda yours01:35:29
he'll let go of the [ __ ] of the bush of the villages01:35:33
had more than 9501:35:36
settlements, villages and they all01:35:39
there were potters, that is, every village in01:35:43
I specialized in something, there was nothing like that01:35:45
that there are 95 villages and that’s all there01:35:48
doing something No they were at all01:35:50
absolutely concrete there was a bush of villages01:35:53
for example there are 200 houses and 200 villages01:35:57
were engaged But then Almatov specifically01:36:00
did pottery the price was01:36:03
what kind of pot how much grain will it hold?01:36:05
such a natural exchange01:36:08
and now the Dalmatians are restoring it01:36:11
craft01:36:12
restores exactly not how01:36:14
some kind of tourist attraction01:36:16
there are some things for real01:36:18
they make pots and sell them well01:36:23
they were engaged there again in those parts01:36:25
how to conduct your special someone01:36:28
wooden01:36:29
pipes all the chairs01:36:32
Dolmatovskaya let only him too01:36:35
he's very interesting in his own way01:36:36
the sound is so chic, tune in01:36:38
they make whistles too01:36:40
paintings of course01:36:43
there are few real ones left01:36:46
Borovskaya painting which is what everyone is talking about01:36:48
we’ve heard a lot, no longer because there’s no village01:36:51
baroque, yes, that is, disappeared a long time ago01:36:54
Soviet power01:36:58
little finger painting but we are so far there01:37:00
we don't go01:37:02
but Mizinsky’s painting itself is very01:37:04
so interesting01:37:07
the most ancient the most ancient and in01:37:11
Mezen painting01:37:13
ancient sacred signs have been preserved01:37:16
for example This01:37:19
The elk that carries the sun on its antlers01:37:21
Yes, he was painted, right here on01:37:23
solstice01:37:26
it was Elk who brought the sun Yes, here and there01:37:30
these are all signs, they are all some kind01:37:32
interesting speakers01:37:37
sheburshalka What is the correct name of this01:37:40
little thing01:37:42
Shurka sharku legs Shenkursky sherku legs is01:37:47
those rattles that were made from01:37:49
birch bark they are made by Shenkursky they can be found there01:37:52
feel free to buy and give01:37:55
there's a family there, there's a newborn, it's real01:37:58
good toy that is worth it Yes01:38:01
this is what they are slowly developing01:38:06
people are starting to make money from it But01:38:09
these are all newcomers to a greater extent01:38:12
to say that there are really locals there01:38:15
who live there no01:38:18
even if they are local, that means they are01:38:20
came from somewhere01:38:24
they returned to their native Severodvinsk01:38:26
at home, that is, to the parents' houses from01:38:29
Arkhangelsk returned if you didn’t come01:38:32
there from St. Petersburg or from Moscow01:38:34
In general, everyone moves the entire business there01:38:37
equals Visitors01:38:40
the locals are somehow not very interested in this01:38:44
They01:38:46
they probably don’t see the point in it01:38:51
that this can be promoted and sold on01:38:54
earn money from this and stay at home01:38:56
weave rugs But who doesn't need this01:38:58
only expenses and no income from it01:39:01
that's why they don't do it, but no matter01:39:03
less01:39:04
regarding the Northern Why don’t the locals01:39:07
are engaged And just about people yes01:39:11
big northern houses are huge01:39:14
huge there are so many people there01:39:17
settle in this house but 200-30001:39:20
squares if he has a whole house01:39:22
Believe me, they didn’t fall off even when they say01:39:26
she tells me where to receive people like nowhere else01:39:29
you have so much space here they say Well01:39:32
How01:39:33
all rubbish is stored01:39:36
old things something else someone needs01:39:39
It’s easy to clear even inflatable ones01:39:42
put mattresses and people will01:39:45
happy to live in such a space01:39:48
they will just be happy we spent the night like01:39:51
since people have Kuznetsova as an artist01:39:53
Severodvinsk And she has01:39:57
a large art space is possible01:40:00
Have you ever heard such a call?01:40:04
St. Petersburg Well, like St. Petersburg she used to be01:40:08
her parents and grandmother repressed them01:40:11
got caught in this place she grew up then01:40:15
has a mother and grew up her mother went to01:40:17
Severodvinsk then returned Well, in general01:40:20
she's so average, not a northerner01:40:24
in its purest form but nevertheless it is hers01:40:26
home place is at some point01:40:27
I decided to return there and bought a house there01:40:30
opened up space They spent a lot01:40:33
festivals these were the first people01:40:35
artists who spent time there01:40:37
festivals01:40:39
art space soundland and theirs01:40:42
very interesting house01:40:45
very interesting space which01:40:47
just such a simple authentic01:40:50
some kind of curtains, as it were01:40:53
Soviet Under the Soviet Union hang01:40:57
grass some kind of bed these are bees01:41:01
woven paths And that's all Nothing more01:41:04
necessary because everything there is dry and clean01:41:06
ok Yes and you are in a village house yourself01:41:09
you feel that is, here I am again01:41:11
I say that it comes and embodies01:41:13
people who live in cities01:41:16
and it seems to the villagers that01:41:19
For me it’s so simple for us, who cares01:41:22
need it, it's not interesting01:41:29
in the budget of one one exit in 200101:41:34
year we fit in one and a half thousand days01:41:38
but this fifteen hundred included absolutely01:41:41
all accommodation meals01:41:43
some big ones01:41:45
crossings For example, we had rafting01:41:50
it was quite expensive for the money Yes01:41:52
but he fit into it there were some01:41:56
We spent three days on the road01:41:57
overnight stay when we stayed in01:42:00
Kirillov Ferapontova It turned out that in01:42:02
Kirill Kirillovsky Monastery01:42:04
Kirillov Monastery is very bad01:42:05
hotel And we stayed for three days and01:42:09
how we returned to this boarding house01:42:11
Lukinskaya on the shore of the lake there was very01:42:14
Everyone liked it, but still01:42:17
So we reached the average figure of one and a half01:42:19
we probably had thousands this year01:42:21
even cheaper because we walked all the time01:42:24
on foot we have some big ones01:42:26
There were no expensive transfers when01:42:28
we transferred there for example to01:42:30
the boat transported us for free01:42:33
So probably a thousand or more01:42:37
basically it was pretty cheap01:42:39
some places to stay for the night where they charged us01:42:41
only 500 rubles with meals01:42:45
you can travel on a budget01:42:48
I think what01:42:52
21 days that we walked with this year01:42:54
Valera spent forty forty three thousand01:42:57
but that’s just with all the gifts01:43:00
some interesting with something else01:43:02
what I bought on the way home01:43:05
and at the same time this is village milk fruit01:43:09
fruits vegetables from the garden the most interesting01:43:12
that there are huge apples growing there01:43:14
the quantities are so delicious01:43:17
we didn’t find the berry because we were walking01:43:20
early Yes, to get the berries you need to go01:43:23
in the second half of July And we went in June01:43:25
there were no berries, but there were all the garden01:43:28
vegetable garden01:43:30
that this is a completely budget trip01:43:33
For01:43:35
behind01:43:37
there's so much to see in a month01:43:40
Well, what if you go for a few days?01:43:43
somewhere by the sea01:43:45
really so01:43:49
so I suggest everyone to walk and01:43:52
budget01:43:56
e01:43:58
you go ticks need to be vaccinated01:44:03
about ticks Do I need to get vaccinated?01:44:05
because we walk on the grass01:44:08
we walked 1800 km from Moscow to Solovki01:44:13
didn't remove a single tick at all01:44:16
alone, that is, not that he sat there01:44:18
got stuck, they just didn’t even shake themselves off01:44:20
When we walked along the Northern Dvina we01:44:22
Sergei Malkov filmed himself getting things wet01:44:25
that is, relatively speaking01:44:28
72 days there 20 days here in Northern01:44:33
Dvina and more than 20 people were baptized01:44:37
although everywhere they hang on locals if they01:44:41
there is an ad about what you need01:44:43
undergo or vaccination01:44:45
encephalitis, do local vaccinations too01:44:48
they think there are a lot of ticks, we01:44:51
they probably weren't tasty01:44:53
When did you go to Yaroslavl I three01:44:56
I took it off so I'll be lucky01:45:00
no need to relax but here01:45:03
It’s different for everyone, and plus we went with01:45:06
essential oils We went out on the trail01:45:11
processed01:45:13
just dripped onto your hand from a jar01:45:15
wiped it like this and that's it01:45:19
essential oils can be geranium lavender01:45:24
these are approximately citrus fruits, but I01:45:27
with lavender I like lavender very much01:45:28
like01:45:33
and come out with us01:45:38
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