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As soon as quarantine stops, I want to get to Sakhalin Island. What would you recommend interesting? Is it worth it?
As soon as quarantine stops, I want to get to Sakhalin Island. What would you recommend interesting? Is it worth it?
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ollennka. no more than money zhyzh.
...we can't get in the sun for at least another year, so...
...we can't get in the sun for at least another year, so...
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answered 4 years ago
I threw the information in a personal in order to avoid sanctions))).
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answered 4 years ago
Not so much bold as long and expensive)))). I remember how I flew from Novosibirsk to Buenos Aires, which was also not easy, but quite feasible.
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answered 4 years ago
Well, this is my dream of youth, especially after watching the film "Seven Brides of Corporal Zbruev", I dreamed of traveling all over Russia by train or car to Kamchatka and Sakhalin, to visit Baikal ... but the Union fell apart, it became more difficult to go, I never went ... ollennka, tell me, pliz, maybe we'll get together ...
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answered 4 years ago
YaSlavnaYa
Well, then it’s better to go to Vladivostok ... to dream about it. In modern conditions, even without a pandemic and quarantine, it is very difficult to travel across the Russian Federation from Ukraine. And then there's COVID-19. Now they fly to Sochi via Minsk or Riga. Those. you need to go south, and you fly to the north.
I, in my youth, lived with my parents in Komsomolsk-on-Amur. Many times I traveled across the country (both by train and by plane) to the "Great Land". A very tiring journey, and expensive.
Well, then it’s better to go to Vladivostok ... to dream about it. In modern conditions, even without a pandemic and quarantine, it is very difficult to travel across the Russian Federation from Ukraine. And then there's COVID-19. Now they fly to Sochi via Minsk or Riga. Those. you need to go south, and you fly to the north.
I, in my youth, lived with my parents in Komsomolsk-on-Amur. Many times I traveled across the country (both by train and by plane) to the "Great Land". A very tiring journey, and expensive.
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answered 4 years ago
traveling from Ukraine to the Russian Federation is not difficult at all - if only there was money. even on your own typewriter with native numbers
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answered 4 years ago
If away from the sun, do you want to go to Norway? :) Absolutely amazing beauty. And getting closer, easier and more enjoyable :)
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answered 4 years ago
pachok,
we spend half our lives in the north, we have Norway planned later ... when we miss the tundra)))
we spend half our lives in the north, we have Norway planned later ... when we miss the tundra)))
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answered 4 years ago
What tundras, you mixed up! :) Powerful forests, mountains, waterfalls, glaciers, fjords!
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answered 4 years ago
And she saw her dream - she was with her brother in Vanavara, this is the closest village to the fall of the Tunguska meteorite. The river Podkamennaya Tugunska, the village of Taezhny, was visiting there, cedar firs. Olenka, were you there? I think not, everywhere there is only Sakhalin and Baikal, well, boring Egypt.
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answered 4 years ago
pachok,
by "tundra" I meant glaciers. husband said "anywhere not higher than the 55th parallel!" ))
by "tundra" I meant glaciers. husband said "anywhere not higher than the 55th parallel!" ))
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answered 4 years ago
There is tundra in Norway, but not much. Basically it is a forest tundra.
vedrogvozdey, No, I haven’t been to Varnavar and I don’t plan to))). Everyone has their own dreams, for me it was Man-Pupu-ner. Traveling in Russia is expensive, this is the main deterrent.
vedrogvozdey, No, I haven’t been to Varnavar and I don’t plan to))). Everyone has their own dreams, for me it was Man-Pupu-ner. Traveling in Russia is expensive, this is the main deterrent.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka, what a pancake, you have such an unrealistically beautiful country by nature, well, never mind, it’s expensive, because there is so much natural beauty, it’s worth it.
I personally look at Ukraine from all sides as much as I can, I have friends from Yoburg, I somehow brought them to the Carpathians, think people from the Urals ended up in the Carpathians, it’s funny from those mountains and into ours, but! It was in 2008 and, I don’t understand why, but they still remember the Carpathians, their flavor.
I personally look at Ukraine from all sides as much as I can, I have friends from Yoburg, I somehow brought them to the Carpathians, think people from the Urals ended up in the Carpathians, it’s funny from those mountains and into ours, but! It was in 2008 and, I don’t understand why, but they still remember the Carpathians, their flavor.
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answered 4 years ago
vedrogvozdey,
I beg of you! I climbed the Caucasus, walked through the taiga - and the Moldavian Codris fascinate ... this is different! maybe that's what attracts
I beg of you! I climbed the Caucasus, walked through the taiga - and the Moldavian Codris fascinate ... this is different! maybe that's what attracts
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answered 4 years ago
YaSlavnaYa, I wrote about something completely different.
In general, I have a feeling that either something is wrong with me, or with people, everything that I write, the members of the forum perceive absolutely not the way I wanted to say.
In general, I have a feeling that either something is wrong with me, or with people, everything that I write, the members of the forum perceive absolutely not the way I wanted to say.
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answered 4 years ago
vedrogvozdey, which means do not care?)))) I do not yet have that kind of money to comfortably ride around Chukotka and Kamchatka. Oddly enough, Patagonia will cost less, I thought twice.
I do not suffer much, everything has its time. There will be a rich lover, he will take him to Chukotka and Putorana.)))
I do not suffer much, everything has its time. There will be a rich lover, he will take him to Chukotka and Putorana.)))
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka, Seriously, is it SO expensive for Russians to go to Chukotka and Kamchatka??? Well, is it really more expensive than flying from Moscow to South America ??
If so, then something is wrong in the Kingdom of Denmark.
If so, then something is wrong in the Kingdom of Denmark.
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answered 4 years ago
vedrogvozdey,
I realized that the Sverdlovsk people were delighted? sorry if i misunderstood...
I realized that the Sverdlovsk people were delighted? sorry if i misunderstood...
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answered 4 years ago
vedrogvozdey,
I will give an analogy to Kamchatka and South Africa: in Zatoka it will be more expensive to rest from Kyiv than in the same Egypt ... and Ukraine will be smaller than the Russian Federation
Or have I misunderstood you again?
I will give an analogy to Kamchatka and South Africa: in Zatoka it will be more expensive to rest from Kyiv than in the same Egypt ... and Ukraine will be smaller than the Russian Federation
Or have I misunderstood you again?
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answered 4 years ago
From Moscow.
Of course, more expensive. I haven't been surprised by this in a long time. Flying to Barnaul for me (4 hours) is always more expensive on average than to Spain (5 hours). I do not argue, there are those who like to give up on vacation with a tent and stew in a backpack, then it can be cheaper (both to Chukotka and Patagonia). But this is no longer my option due to age.
Of course, more expensive. I haven't been surprised by this in a long time. Flying to Barnaul for me (4 hours) is always more expensive on average than to Spain (5 hours). I do not argue, there are those who like to give up on vacation with a tent and stew in a backpack, then it can be cheaper (both to Chukotka and Patagonia). But this is no longer my option due to age.
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answered 4 years ago
YaSlavnaYa, we were very pleased, you understood correctly, while these were media people, we rested in Yaremche and went to ride in Bukovel, while we also celebrated the New Year there, almost all of them were in Ukraine for the first time, 12 years have already passed years, but they still remember the Carpathians.
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