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June 30, 2017

Anomalous zone in Russia: Cherepovets bogs


Near Cherepovets, the Russian Federation, the Cherepovets marshes, known as the anomalous zone, are located. For many years, experts have tried to find out why people who fell into the zone of influence of the marshes either went crazy or committed suicide. But according to legend, there lives a dark spirit that destroys human lives ...

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Mysterious place is almost a thousand years old. The depth of the marshes does not reach 5 meters. In the central part of the anomalous zone there are 2 lakes: Ivanchevskoe and Desert.

10 most beautiful places in Spain



From the northern mountains to the hot Seville and the distant Canary Islands: what places are worth visiting in order to most fully capture the splendor of sunny Spain.

1. Pueblos Blancos, Andalusia

The snow-white villages that littered the hilly region in central Andalusia not so long ago experienced a period of decline: young people massively left these farm settlements, going to work in large cities. However, now the inhabitants of the villages have clearly decided to attract more tourists to their homes and are engaged in the restoration of buildings and pavement.

June 28, 2017

Fortress of Fun, Crimea, Russia



For protection from nomads at the foot of the mountain in the Middle Ages the fortress of Fun was built. The so-called Crimean Greeks and the mountain itself ("Smoky"). The fortress and the church are partially restored, they also go on excursions when they visit the Valley of Ghosts. Through the gates of the fortress there was a road from the steppe to the South shore, arrows and stones flew to the enemies from these walls.

June 26, 2017

The Grand Canyon of Crimea, Crimea, Russia



For those connoisseurs of nature who have visited the Grand Canyon of Crimea for the first time, this grandiose, forested gorge with deep baths, invigorating waterfalls, clear springs and clumps of rocks remains a favorite for life. The desire to return here will never leave.
Visitors to the Grand Canyon are ready to scream with delight, but they keep quiet, and not only because of fatigue on the rare steep ascents here. Many feel that nature herself imperiously demands silence. And then they remember how this delicate silence allowed everyone to take their time, alone with themselves, to their impressions. Silence here is so relevant that it is like the best music in the world, I want to record it on a tape recorder.

June 25, 2017

Cave City Tepe-Kermen,Crimea, Russia



Tepe-Kermen is a lonely cone-shaped mountain, on which people settled, resembling a volcano in shape. It was part of the Inner Ridge, which is gradually being destroyed, and remained in the form of a lonely "Crimean Vesuvius" with a height of 543 meters above sea level. Tepe-Kermen, from Türkic means the Peak-Fortress, is visible from afar. It is more convenient to climb it along the path on the north-eastern side of the mountain, although you can approach the steep rocks with caves of the lower tier from either side. On an excursion to Tepe-Kermen, they climb a plateau along the usual trail.

June 23, 2017

An island where you can not, Japan




A deserted island and a city where nature takes its toll. Gunkanjima - the nickname of the Japanese island of Hasim - literally means "cruiser", so he is called for resemblance to a warship.

In 1810, deposits of coal were discovered here, and mining enterprises were built.

In the 30-ies of the XX century, military factories appeared. On the fragment of a rock about half a kilometer long, life boiled: multistoried apartment houses, a hospital, a school and other infrastructure were built.

The Uzunja River Canyon, Crimea, Russia

The Uzunja River Canyon


Uzundja Canyon is the Grand Canyon of Crimea in miniature only there are almost no people here. In the depths of the canyon from under the rock the water of one of the most powerful springs of the Crimea is knocked out.

June 21, 2017

Ayu-Dag, Crimea, Russia

Ayu-Dag - Bear Mountain



Mount Ayu-Dag, or as it is customary to call it Bear Mountain in the Crimea, its "bearish" form due to geological origin - this is a failed volcano
Or, as scientists say, a kind of diapiric intrusion. The magma, which was screeching beneath the earth's crust, was preparing to erupt, but it did not have enough pressure, it only rose with the surface rocks - and froze with a mass of quartz dolerites and greenish-gray, very solid, valuable for the construction of gabbro-diabase. But tourists prefer another version of the origin of this natural monument - Bear Mountain legend.

June 20, 2017

Ai-Petri, Crimea, Russia

                                                                                                                                                           


 What is Ai-Petri? It is difficult to answer this question with one or two sentences, it is even more
difficult to describe the multifaceted nature of this mountain massif,
Where each tract is both surprising and delightful. Catch with climbers and climbers, tourists and excursionists, cave explorers and skiers, foresters and meteorologists, mushroom pickers and forest fruit lovers - everyone will tell about their own, but even these fragments combined will not give you an idea of ​​Ai-Petri until you visit it. Ai-Petri is not the highest mountain of the Crimea, but it seems that God knows what a huge, because everything is in front of you. It is a mountain-castle, - a magical, sky-high castle. With ruined towers, with steep wall breaks, with prongs that have been eaten by time, a castle worthy of Byron's Manfred.

June 8, 2017

Bridge on the Dachstein glacier, Austria

Bridge on the Dachstein glacier, Austria
The Dachstein Glacier is one of the best and popular ski resorts in Austria, the northern part of which is covered with glaciers, and the southern part is cut off by almost vertical rocks. The highest peak of the glacier reaches 2995 m.


Located on the territory of just three Austrian lands - Upper Austria, Salzburg and Styria, the Dachstein mountain range is twelve thousand two thousand "equipped" with large glaciers, which allow you to ski all year round. The peak of the massif, which ascended to a height of 3000 meters, is a tasty morsel for rock climbers, and lovers of natural attractions enjoy a dizzying view of the Austrian Alps from the Dahstein viewing platform and inspect two magnificent caves - the Ice and Mammoth. Still here is an amazing Ice Palace, built right in the thickness of the glacier - so that the impressions of Dahstein's visit are abundant enough for the whole family.