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The first frame in Kamchatka made immediately after getting off the plane. In the photo - Volcano Koryaksky.



The beach on the seafront of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. In good weather, it is clearly visible volcano Vilyuchinsky.



Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and disappearing into the clouds Koryaksky.



Blooming tundra along the way to the village Milkovo.



The road to the village Dolinovka. Because of the high humidity in Kamchatka is very dense forests, but almost all of them are deciduous, coniferous trees very little.



Volcanoes Kluchevskoy, Stone, Tolbachic



Tolbachic near Kozyrevsk.



The road to the lake Icarus in Bystrinsky National Park.



Near the village of Esso, the river Fast.



Sea of ​​Okhotsk, the road in October.



Pacific Beach near Ust-Kamchatsky.



View from Viluchinsky pass.



Caldera volcano Burnt.



Here hardened lava and volcanic ash form a truly unearthly landscapes. This enhances the feeling of the smell of sulfur.



Acid lake at the bottom of the crater of a volcano Burnt.



Sheveluch - one of the most active volcanoes of Kamchatka.



Kluchevskoy - the largest active volcano in Eurasia. The height of nearly 5 thousand. Meters.



Sheveluch on the way to Ust-Kamchatsky.





Kamen and Kluchevskoy.



The road between the villages Keys and Ust-Kamchatsky covered with volcanic ash from Shiveluch. Ash settles after a long car journey.



On crossing the river near the village of Kamchatka Keys.



We go further.



Red caviar - the main Kamchatka treat. Even a little time to get bored.



Paved roads in Kamchatka very little, mostly had to move on gravel road.



According to local residents, they "bears grazing cows." No clumsy we have not met, have seen several times only footprints. Because of this, had to put a tent near the settlements, so that could be heard barking dogs.



Most of all I was struck in Kamchatka volcanoes. They are incredibly huge and tall. Will be remembered for a lifetime climb the volcano Burnt, unearthly beauty there. In the photo - Volcano Vilyuchinsky:



Source: danlux.livejournal.com