
In fulfillment of a promise to talk about the July-August taiga wanderings, I propose a brief description of the expedition, which was called the "bright path". She passed along the Yenisei River and was dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the return of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin from the Turukhan exile. This event largely determined the fate of the world of the twentieth century and was saving for Russian civilization.
In Eastern Siberia, Joseph Stalin was not of his own free will - he became a victim of political repression and it was his seventh link. He returned back as a patriot of the Fatherland, having signed up a volunteer to the front of the Second Patriotic War. On the way, he learned that the liberals overthrew the king-father, and hurried to Petersburg to fight for popular happiness.
We managed to go almost along the entire route of his follow -up from the Yenisei from Krasnoyarsk to the polar kureka and vice versa. This time the Kureyka itself was not visited. T.K. We were there recently and plan to visit next year.
Yenisei divides Russia into two equal parts. On its eastern shore in the southwestern part of the Putoran plateau, Lake Vivi is located - the geographical center of Russia.
There are a lot of fish in the Yenisei, the shores are rich in forests. And the forests are rich in animals. Mosquitoes and midges are not often found. It is always good there. It was very hot this year alone - the temperature did not drop below 37-37 degrees Celsius.