ДОЖДЬ и ВЕТЕР РВУТ ПАЛАТКУ! ОДИНОЧНЫЙ ПОХОД в ДИКУЮ ТАЙГУ. ЕРГАКИ. Часть 3

ДОЖДЬ и ВЕТЕР РВУТ ПАЛАТКУ! ОДИНОЧНЫЙ ПОХОД в ДИКУЮ ТАЙГУ. ЕРГАКИ. Часть 3

Well, my new little house has passed the rain test; it rained almost all night, and now that I’ve arrived, I’ve set it up in the rain. And it was so convenient to set it up that I could put up the top flysheet first, then the dry tent inside. Anyway, so far I’m really liking the tent. We’ll see how it performs. In this weather, the water feels downright warm. It’s so inviting. It’s time for bed, and I haven’t eaten. Just kidding. It’s almost 7:00 PM. I’m all swollen after swimming, so cold. The thing is, it’s not so much the cold of swimming that I can’t recover for a long time. It takes me ages to warm up. I wrapped myself up in my sleeping bag, lay there, shaking all over. Well, finally, I’ve warmed up. It’s almost 7:00. I’m getting ready to eat. I’ve already cooked everything. Here. And I’m really hungry already. I’ll eat with pleasure now. By the way, the tent has a really cool ventilation window. You can close and open it right here from the tent. It’s very convenient. You couldn’t do that with my old tent, but here it got cold. Bam. So, op. And like that, op. Oh no, over here, I mixed it up. Op. And op. And that’s it. And no draft. I also poured some tuna oil in there to make the potatoes fatter. And you have to put it somewhere, because there are all sorts of bears around here. Oh, how nice it is when you’re cold. I ‘ll be so full now. I don’t take lunches, only snacks, so of course you get hungry, and snacks won’t fill you up. But, in principle, it lasts me a long time. By the way, I use these bags for trash later. You can stuff a lot in there. Very convenient. And then you can burn it all. And even this bag. What are you going to do?! It’s stuck. That’s how I’ll hang it. Yeah, basically, that’s how I put the food away. I can’t take the rope off . It’s really caught there. Damn, if I don’t take it off, I’ll need it. The sky is black, pink over there. Black and pink mixed. 9:00 PM. Okay, time to sleep. The main thing is, I sprinkled pepper around the tent. And now I don’t know if I’ll get the rope. Oh well, I’ll figure it out tomorrow. If anything, I’ll have to cut it and take some of it. But, of course, if I need it somewhere on some high-grade passes, then I’ll be left without rope. That’s how it is. Well, it happens, it happens. What can I do? Okay, good night everyone, see you in the morning. It’s almost 10:00 AM. There were some sounds somewhere over there. Either trees falling, or a large animal walking around. I think I’ll set off a firecracker now, just in case. It’s already so dark, my tent. It’s cold, I have to leave. And it’s harsh, so loud! It feels like stones are about to fall from the cliffs. Smoke is coming out. Smoke is good. Good morning, earth. It’s not even eight o’clock yet, and I’m already out. It’s so quiet. Good. The night went perfectly. Especially after I set off a firecracker yesterday. There was a deathly silence everywhere. I even stopped hearing those voices you usually hear on solo hikes, which I already talked about in one of my films. There. The bears stopped walking and even the birds stopped flying. There was a deathly silence. The weather is promising so far, but in Ergaki everything can change in a few seconds, since there are such thick clouds, so slightly gray, it could still rain. But, of course, I’m hoping for the best. Today I put on a jacket and pants, because the weather is cloudy, cool, but I think it won’t rain today. I’m heading from there. There’s a river here, winding. And all that stuff is a swamp. The main thing is not to go in there. You have to go around it like this, hug the river and go around it like this and then there. There are some blockages here too. It’s obvious that no one walks here. In my way there’s another sea of ​​kurumnik again. These kurumniks are untrodden. You have to be careful here. There are a lot of living rocks. How is that possible? In the middle of the taiga, these kurumnik rivers seem to flow. Or maybe they did. It’s solidified lava. I already took off my jacket there in the forest. Oh, because it’s still hot to move around in a jacket. Even though the wind is cool and the mosquitoes are biting, everything is fine, as it should be in the taiga. Such a forest, mossy rocks, you have to walk on them carefully, especially since it rained. And this moss that is on them is very slippery, and you can fall between the stones, so it is better to walk slowly across the open spaces and not fall into any holes. A short rest stop in such a place. Yeah, it’s wild here, of course there are bears, I saw bear shit and deer shit too. That snag is so cool. What a huge mushroom. Nobody eats it here. Nobody needs it. Not even me. A wild, wild forest. Where have I wandered? You have to constantly check the map here, otherwise you might end up in the wrong place. I came to a river. I need to wade across it. I’ll probably have to take off my shoes here. And wade like that. Damn, there’s such a current there. Now I’ll find a better place to cross. I waded across the river. That was something. Oh, the current is strong in one place. Well, in principle, it’s possible to walk. I even took a trekking pole with me, but I’ve never used it yet. I’m not used to using them, and, in principle, I get by just fine without them. But just in case, I took it, I thought, wild places, all that, you never know, maybe I’ll need it somewhere, maybe the ford will be stronger. I’m climbing up the mountain through the rhododendron, forgive me, I’m trampling you. Oh, no. Phew. The main thing is to move away from the river carefully. There are rocks, pits, holes with water, everything is slippery. There. You have to be careful. And then you move away, and the situation seems to be better. Oops, a resinous pine cone. I’ll take it with me. Such beauty opens up from above. Wow. What wild places, cool. I’m constantly climbing the mountain now. I’ve already planned on going to the Metugul-Taiga pass. I came to a small path. I was told that there is a small path all the way to the pass, that it is rare, but people go. It is like that. But further on, only a few people go there. Really a few. Such a view. Fir, fir, fir. The fir here is, of course, gnarled, but at least it’s alive. Well, of course, not all of it, but there’s a lot of dead fir. Mostly alive, which is good. And I’m, as always, on a mossy rock. It’s wonderful to sit on rocks like these, just like a chair. And they’re still so soft. Well, when, of course, it’s not raining, then it’s great. Misha’s paws did the deed. He destroyed the mink. How many cones the nutcrackers and chipmunks have clicked out. And there are more over there. For some reason, all the clicked ones are lying around here. Finally, I came to an open space, the mountains became visible. And here I am, walking, all taiga, taiga, and so dense, you can’t see anything. I wonder when I’ll finally get to see the views. And here I am, finally! I thought I was going somewhere there, but the map shows somewhere in that direction. I realized that I definitely won’t get stuck under the pass. Wow, how beautiful. The view up there is absolutely stunning. Because there is no water anywhere. And I have a feeling I’ll be without water for a long time, because the only water is beyond the pass. I’ll have to make do with it. I have one bottle, I’ve been saving it the whole way. I haven’t drunk it yet, although I’m really thirsty, but I will save it. A bottle of water. And then there’s a long way to the pass. And then I have to cross the pass. And only then can I reach some lake down there. That’s how it is. Such gorgeous views behind me, absolutely stunning. Wow. I’m just saying, there will be no water. It’s not even on the map. And now there’s a little water trickling out of the ground. I’ll stop now, have a drink and get some water. There are rocks and holes everywhere under the leaves. And now there’s water trickling. Yeah, I’m so lucky that I came across such a small stream by chance. A little scree and then back into the taiga. Oh, it’s still a long way to the pass, even though it seems close. This tree looks so impressive, even though it’s dead. The valley is like, you know… terrifying. My beloved dwarf birch. There are so many of them here. The views behind me. Simply amazing. I just want to get stuck and stare for a long, long time. No, I have to push on because this is my first time in these parts. I don’t know what awaits me. And it’s already two o’clock, and I don’t know when I’ll reach the camp site. And I want to cross the pass and stop somewhere by the water. It seems like the pass is just a stone’s throw away, and then there’s another kilometer and a half, plus the ascent and descent. Well, quite a bit. It’s nice to relax with such gorgeous views. You sit, admire, look. And I even noticed the lake. Now you can see it from here, because I’m always climbing up. There. From the lake, it’s practically always up, up, up, up. And until I reach the pass, it’ll all be a climb straight from the lake itself. By the way, there you have it, the familiar Ergaki Mountains in the distance. Right there in the middle, that’s the Dragon’s Tooth sticking out. It’s visible from every angle, I think. From any vantage point. The panorama is fantastic, of course. I have to make a circle. I have to climb the pass, and beyond that, there’ll be another pass, the Kedrovy Pass. And so, there’s a circle like this, There, somewhere in the wild. And somewhere not far from Buibinskoye, I’ll come out. Somewhere in this direction. But I don’t know whether I’ll go there or not. We’ll see. Well, somewhere there, in short, then I’ll go to the familiar Ergaki later. I have another stop, a very quick one. I’m really hungry. It’s already lunchtime, but I decided I need to climb the pass. I don’t like eating before passes. So, I’ll climb up and have a snack somewhere up there. And I discovered a small lake there. I don’t think it’s even on the map. Oh, what a lake. Wow, it’s formed like that in the middle of the scree. Can you imagine, there’s even water here. That’s awesome, because you climb and climb and it seems, where could the water come from? And then, there it is, water here. Oh, how wonderful it is when you can drink and get more water. It flows out from under the ground there, so it’s definitely normal. Cool. Oh, it’s so cold. Oh, good. Oh, it’s nice to be in the village in the summer, if only it doesn’t rain! Someone’s bed, a roe deer or a red deer. See, the grass is flattened. It must have been lying here, resting. Oh, hurray, I’m up. Uh-huh. Now I just need to figure out where to go down. Oh, what a view. Amazing. It’s really unclear where to go down. Everything here is really steep. Now I’ll be running around without a backpack, looking. Maybe there’s even a descent here, but I don’t know what’s down there. Yeah. Actually, I have a feeling it’s somewhere over there, as if it’s possible, at least it looks okay down there. Or maybe I can just go through the greenery and get there? Anyway, I’m going to look for a descent now. Damn, this is awesome. What wild places, completely untouched. Amazing. How beautiful. And the clouds are just so gorgeous. Now I’ll have a snack first, because I’m really hungry, and then I’ll run around, looking for where to go down here. I’m settling down right here on the cliff. Oh, it’s so comfortable, like a chair. Oh, some water. I have walnuts, mango, cookies and candy. That’s my whole lunch. By the way, I’m sitting here, eating my lunch, looking around and wondering where to go down. And you know what I thought? I should probably go up there. Damn, I really don’t want to go back up the mountains. And just going down there, well, at least it looks easier. Like, a normal descent there . Greenery, of course, there are probably rocks under the greenery, those nasty, slippery ones. From here, everything seems so smooth. You sit there and look at this infinity. Just silence. Only the chirping of grasshoppers, the chirping of birds somewhere, some flies flying around there. But otherwise, no voices at all, no people, no one. And it’s kind of weird that it’s kind of like Ergaki, but kind of not, because, well, it doesn’t look like Ergaki. Unusual Ergaki. I don’t think anyone’s ever shown you Ergaki like this. This is my first time here. I hope I can do it! To walk this huge circle through these wild places. What giants. The main thing is, they’re so huge from this side. And from this side, everything looks different. Well, yeah, it’s unclear where I’d go down there. Everything looks somehow dangerous there. Anyway, I didn’t quite make it to the top. There’s too much to go around, and then it’s all downhill anyway, over these scree. I decided to go a little lower, I don’t even know how to show it, try to carefully and slowly cut there like this, and then go down like this. Loose rocks, damn, damn, brutal. Do I need to go this way or this way? That way. I just managed to somehow lower my backpack here. The slope here is really steep. You can’t jump off with a backpack. I had to leave it diagonally here, along with the tripod. Then I got down myself, barely. And how, I don’t know how I got the backpack off, onto my back. There’s a really steep descent right here. The camera doesn’t show anything, after all. Anyway, I got through. Damn, where did I come from? I’ve already forgotten where I went down there. Anyway, somehow along this, right here, it’s all loose rock, it’s just pouring down. All these rocks, the river. Well, and then there’s this steep descent. Here. And I came out here. Damn, from afar it all seems so simple, but when you get closer, it turns out there’s this huge scree here, you know, huge. Of course, I won’t be able to film my descents. It’s very dangerous. It’s even dangerous because I have a tripod in my hand, but I really have nowhere to put it. It’s so difficult to attach it to the backpack. Especially since I had to attach a mat. So I have to drag myself through this loose snow with it in my hand. Well, I believe that I can do it. I can do anything. I can always do anything. Everything will be fine. Well, that’s how it looks from this side. It’s still a kurum-murum. It seems like the lake is close. In reality, it’s far away. Oh, can you imagine what a circus it is here. [ __ ] And I was still planning to go down somewhere over there. Yeah, right. I’d kill myself . I had a good idea to go here. Now I just need to jump over the kurum somehow. Hooray! I passed this wild, shaky kurum. The largest one, then. There’s crumbs here. Well, when it’s dry, the crumbs are more or less fine. Well, and here there’s still some kurum, but it’s mixed with green stuff. Normal. I did well, I passed this kurum. Now the main thing is to get to the lake. But I don’t know yet, I probably won’t stand next to it. Maybe I’ll go further and have a look. I’m almost down to the lake, but I won’t stand next to it. The second one is simply not visible. Now I need to go around here like this and stop somewhere near the second one. Wow, so much snow still there. And the lake is small. I crawled here, damn, into a scree, into the bushes. I couldn’t see it because of the bushes. Now I’m walking, breaking my legs. Totally crap. Everything is in the bushes, these rocks and these holes. I need to somehow crawl out of here. So many wild onions are blooming, it’s so beautiful, like a flower bed. Great. And here is the second lake. I want to stop somewhere around here. I don’t know where yet, on which side. I’ll keep looking. Now I still need to get to it. And it seems like it’s close. And there are rhododendrons and dwarf birches everywhere. And there I see thickets, and it might be swampy there. Anyway, I need to find a place and stop already. I’m getting a bit tired. Wow, I didn’t expect this. And I still need to go down to the lake. It looks like it’s steep here. I didn’t think it would be so cool here. Looking from above, they seem to be lakes nearby and you can’t see that there are any other slopes here. Oh, I still have to get there. The reflection is simply unrealistically beautiful. Loose powder. Oh well, it’s okay to walk. I’ll soon start tumbling down. I can see the tracks of large animals here. I saw hooves. Maybe even a bear. It came down here too. They did. And there were even a few tracks. I cross a small ford. A small river. The area is really cool. I like it. The walking is, of course, difficult. Well, not as hard as, you know, breaking through mountain passes, for example. It’s possible. It’s cool. To get to the lake, you have to go around it all. The lake is there, but you can’t get through there. There’s a huge hole there, water everywhere. You have to go around. You can’t get on the hike from this side of the lake. It’s swampy. Damn, I’ll have to go all the way around again. Maybe it’s somewhere on the other side or in the woods there. The lake, by the way, isn’t very deep at all, but crystal clear. You can wash yourself. Well, just rinse off the sweat. And I thought it would be fine to swim here, but no, you can only wash yourself here. It seems big, but very shallow. And I, basically, found a spot here. I don’t know where else. Well, now I’ll go up again, I’ll see what’s better there, because it’s really swampy here, but you can stand. I have a footprint, basically. Well, a little wet, but bearable. But the view is so gorgeous! I went to that forest. No, it’s certainly cool there. There are tons of rhododendrons everywhere. There’s nowhere to pitch a tent. You can’t stand on a rhododendron. In short, this place is perfect for both the view and the location, but it’s a little damp, which is okay, it’s not really wet, it’s not a swamp. By the way, I’ve been plagued by midges all day long. Sometimes small midges, sometimes really small ones, sometimes mosquitoes, sometimes larger flies. Well, basically, they’re constantly biting everyone, especially near bodies of water in general. And horseflies bite too. But by the way, there aren’t any here now, but over there, some of them stuck to me, then let go. Oh, I’m all in that, you know, when you’re walking through wild places, you brush against tree branches and all sorts of chaff falls down your collar. I need to pitch the tent and go wash off the sweat from all this chaff. Oh, I’m so glad I came here, that I’m in this wild place. I can’t even believe it’s me. By myself. Damn, there’s still so much more to come. I hope I can get through it. Everything is fine, everything will be fine! My lips will be hot with love. Everything is fine, everything will be fine… It’s really hot, and I put on my jacket because they’re eating me. Oh, my little ball, I was on a chain just like you, then I broke free and ran away. And so, I learned freedom. La-la-la-lalay. Lai-lailailailailalay. Lai-lailailailalay-lai-lai. Get up, my tent. Misha, everyone’s scattered. Alina’s going to sleep here today! What a shame. Doesn’t everyone understand, bears?! Okay, I’ve pitched the tent and set it up. Just like that. It looks great, actually. So yellow, so bright, against all this color. Simply gorgeous. Five stars. I’m off to get some water. The main thing is not to lose my tent later. Yeah, I’m kidding. I doubt I’ll lose it. Well, unless a bear destroys it, I hope that won’t happen. Damn, I’m getting fed up with the little midges. They’re flying right into my eyes. I think a midge bit me in the eye. So don’t be surprised if I wake up tomorrow with an eye like this. Just awful. By the way, why did I go for water? Because the lake is stagnant and shallow, and even though it’s wild, of course, I’m sure you can drink the water here, but it’s still better to get some at the river where I passed. And you have to trudge quite a distance to get water. There it is, my tent is pitched. So lonely. I can’t even believe that people can even be camped in such a wild place. And I haven’t gotten there yet. I have to get over everything. There was water somewhere down there. Oops. Op, op. Mishandya. Anyway, someone big was running up there, and I didn’t see it from behind the bushes, well, from behind the trees. And by the time I got out, it had already run up there. And I, damn, am such a good girl. Oh, damn, they’re gnawing. I made a big mistake. Damn, how am I supposed to get through here? I didn’t take a hunter’s signal, damn, I didn’t take anything with me. I’m saying that I’m a good girl, in quotes. Firstly, what if I meet one, and secondly, what if I come to the tent and there’s a bear right there. And I have all my protection lying right next to the tent. You’re just great, Alina, really. Well, it seems the mosquitoes don’t understand that I’m a guest. What do you mean, guests should be treated, not eaten. I think you’ve got something mixed up, comrades. I was just talking about the bear. And here you go, Misha’s shit. And thankfully it’s not the freshest. I’m wondering who blazed a trail here? Is this Misha’s, or something? And I’m also picking wild onions here. There’s plenty of them. What about this evening now? Yes, onions for dinner. Everything is fine. Beautiful marquise. Everything is fine. Everything is fine. The tent is in place. No one has ruined it. No one has eaten Alina yet. And this is how you come to understand how Alina shoots. She holds everything in one hand and shoots in the other. Oh, there’s even a butterfly sitting there. A butterfly sitting. Ah, good. Winnie the Pooh has a good life, that’s why he sings these songs to my ears. So. How good it suddenly felt, in fact, if only these bloodsuckers weren’t gnawing at me. Damn, I need to get dressed now urgently. I don’t want to, but I have to. The sky has really covered everything harshly. Everything has turned completely black. It’s twenty to seven. Such a setting. What a combination of colors, I like it! Yellow, pink. I don’t like pink, but I don’t mind it, right? A light rain has started. You can see the dripping on the water. I have a good sense of smell, after all. I was thinking of going further today and stopping there; there are more lakes further on. Not right at the nearest one, not under the pass, but a little further. And then I think, isn’t it already late, and I’m tired, and the sun is scorching something. And, in short, I decided to stop by this lake. What a good girl. I just finished doing everything , washing up, setting everything out, and it started raining. Even if it was light, but still. Or maybe it would clear up. And if I had gone further, I wouldn’t have had time to do all this. It would have been unpleasant. By the way, it’s so convenient that it unzips here and you can get into the backpack. I’ve used it several times . I just take it and tie it here. And here’s a piece of this rug, remember, I took it from the campsite, and it’s helping me out now, and I put my backpack on it, on this piece. It’s swampy here, right under the backpack. Great. I really like the vestibule, it’s so roomy. Everything is just sitting here. I don’t know how it will perform in the future. Time will tell, and you will know about it too, because I will be walking with it and talking about it. There you go. Oh, it’s so good when you’ve completed such a rather difficult route. Just lie down and wait for the food to cook. Where are you going, mosquito? Okay, I have freeze-dried rice with fish and vegetables, and I added mayonnaise. Onions. Chinese soy crab meat. Well, I made some tea and something else, I’ll drink some tasty things with my tea. Now I’m going to eat. Now they’ll feed me. U.M. You’ll be so hungry by evening. The Chinese, damn, what can they come up with? I don’t eat crabs at all. This soy meat, it’s the same, crab, fish, whatever. In short, it’s all the same, so it doesn’t even resemble crab. I just like it. The spices are delicious. It’s drizzling lightly. It’s almost 8:00. Well, let it pass, let it pass, as long as there’s no tomorrow. I tied my food like this. I couldn’t think of anything else. Of course, it’s better when it’s hanging, but I’ll sprinkle some pepper now and I think that will discourage anyone, oops, anyone from eating my food. Oh-oh-oh. And there’s my tent below. Well, no, well, not too far. It’s fine. 50 meters is as it should be. Now I’ll sprinkle some pepper and it’ll be fine. Ouch, they’re biting, damn it. Okay, I’m off. Well, my food, don’t go to waste. Oh, the rain is getting heavier. Pepper. By the way, bears don’t like it, that’s why I sprinkle it. Actually, I don’t think any animals like pepper. It’s pretty good. Okay, I need to go hide in the tent. Maybe it’s going to get stronger now, and last half the night. There was a rumble and the rain passed. The clouds went away. I went out to brush my teeth and put some ointment on my leg. I need to wash my hands after. It felt so good. The mosquitoes only bite, but otherwise everything is fine. And look at this little island on the rock. A rock right in the water. What a sight. And so much stuff has grown on it. Cool. And there’s another one over there. How I did it all just in time . Everything in its time, as they say. Okay, I’m ready for bed, but I’ll lie down a bit longer. I need to charge the camera. And while I’m charging, I look through everything I’ve shot during the day, work, so to speak, and delete the unnecessary things to free up memory. That’s it. That’s it. Good night everyone, until the morning! Before going out, oh, before going to bed, I’ll go out and set off a firecracker. Anyway, a really strong wind picked up and it started raining. Not strong yet, but I feel like it’s going to get stronger. Well, we’ll test the tent in strong wind and rain. I’ve already climbed into my sleeping bag. At first there was, oh, lightning. At first it was fine, but now everything has gotten cold. It’s gotten cool. [ __ ] How it thunders. Insane. Oh, everything is fine. Oh, nothing is pouring down there. Wow. Wow. Everything is pitch black. Both. That’s what I captured. What weather. Insane. Insane. I don’t know, I hope they can see me, because I’m not taking selfies, but I can’t see myself at all. Here I am, can you imagine, for the first time in my life I forgot my flashlight. Or maybe I didn’t forget, but I can’t find it anywhere. Anyway, I’m without a flashlight. And now I have a flashlight shining from my camera. So, in short, I’m having the best time here . I’m looking through the material and at the same time listening to this roar, this lightning. It’s just brutal. I hope it stops soon. I still wouldn’t want it to drag on. Well, not because I’m scared or anything. Not really. I’m not scared. I generally like thunderstorms, especially when you’re lying in the warmth of the tent. It’s just that it will be bad in the morning, everything will be wet. That’s why I’d like it to pass quickly and for everything to dry out by morning. Anyway, you have to see it. I left the tent to relieve myself. And then I can’t see anything at all. It’s all fog with a fine drizzle. And there’s my tent in the fog. I can’t even see my food, I can’t see anything. And then, in short, the rain stopped and that’s it. Just a puddle. I’m standing in a puddle, but basically, it’s a puddle here, and it’s fine there. The water is here, and the tent is there, a little higher up. Oh, it’s cold. It suddenly got really cold. I’m like a hedgehog in the fog, damn, my tent is just standing in the fog, completely. I can’t see anything. But I can barely make out a rock. I move away just a little and I can barely even see the tent. [ __ ] And I want to fire the hunter’s signal. I’m scared. Damn, I’m scared of it. Mommy, I’m scared. Oh, damn, my ears are ringing. Holy shit, it ‘s clapping so loudly. It’s deafening. เฮ เฮ เฮ

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