in our sleeping bags was the perfect beginning to our final day of the
expedition. On our way back to Bol'shie Koty, we stopped by a cliff
side near Sagan-Zaba Bay to see if we could make out the ancient
petroglyphs (about 4,500 years old). The modern graffiti tags made
searching for the petroglyphs a challenge, but with the help of our
trusty binoculars we caught a glimpse of the triangular people and
geese. Afterward, the group on the Kozhov enjoyed structured bonding
over tea, while those on the Vershina took turns steering the cutter.
In the final stretch, we alternated cat-napping with packing and
arrived at Bol'shie Koty before we knew it -- around 7:00 p.m.
Lyuba and Hayley
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ReplyDeletelooks as if you had a good time.
ReplyDeletelooks as if you had a good time.
ReplyDeletelook like u ladies, inspiring the waters, an friendship as well. please stay warm in those --sleeping -bags girls
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