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Spring in Chara Valley, Eastern Siberia, Russia.
Psyche revived by Cupid’s Kiss, Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia
St. Basil’s Cathedral, Moscow, Russia
I have recently come across this Chukchi & Inuit group called Ergyron, & after hearing this song, it got me thinking about how distances can bring us closer together. My editor showed me this song, & now am listening to more of their songs (subtitled). Hiyo’oy.
Here’s a relaxing session with the little flower from the Nanai people. Check out more from the people & especially by Stepan Porto (the person behind this video). After seeing this, it really brings back how much we have in common with native Siberians in the Russian Far East & even those in my bone line. Kekuken is an amazing poem on nature worth listening to in heart & mind, and a part of it is also a source of a popular picture in another video.
PS: There is another website with this video, but I can’t get it working at the moment.
I would like to meet some old friends there, especially with how closely related our cultures are to them. With these commonalities & some of the shared forestry in our northern reaches (albeit with generally drier forests), I would definitely look back at the times me & the family went & moved into the areas with our herds. I even remember back to the times in the middle of Selenge aimag. I look forward to a trip to Nucasir if the chance were to come.
I found this one recently, & it’s beautiful. But, I heard that you actually need special permission to be in there even if you’re a citizen of Rossiya. Even so, I would like to get the entry forms & go, & you should definitely give travel to my northern neighbour a try (especially beyond the big cities of Moscow, St Petersburg, & Vladivostok).
Explorer inside Orda Cave, the biggest underwater gypsum cave in the world, Russia
Spring in Chara Valley, Eastern Siberia, Russia.
