Summer hiking. Part 10. Visual story of 17 photos.

 Good day, dear friends from Hive! Finally, the heat in our area is over, and I am again capable of meaningful activity! Therefore, I continue my saga about hiking. I'll try to finish it during autumn if circumstances permit.

 So, the last series ended with a description of our adventures on the rapids. Finally, after all the dangers, we reached where we had to moor for the night. And just in time - the day was leaning towards evening, and all the watermen got tired of rowing. Besides, it started to rain several times, and we got wet. But, in general, everyone was happy with the land, although I really liked the trip on the water.

 The camping lot was quite inhabited - several tourist groups had already settled in a large meadow. Therefore, we did not immediately find a place for ourselves. We didn't get wooden bridges for mooring - we had to jump straight into the water; besides, the bottom was muddy. All feet were dirty. After dragging things and setting up camp, we negotiated with our neighbors about letting us use their walkways to wash our feet, clothes, if necessary, and dishes after dinner. It was impossible to climb into the water where we moored, and even more so to wash there. There was stirred silt too, and for some reason, it settled slowly.

 It was possible to agree with one company; they had a fun wedding in the bosom of nature. The people were already getting pretty drunk, and they didn't care who was hanging around on their territory:)))

 We already habitually pitched tents, and I went to survey the surroundings. But, unfortunately, the kids didn't keep me company. They were exhausted.

 The place was gorgeous - on the one hand, a pine forest; on the other - a birch forest, a vast meadow, and on the opposite bank of the river - picturesque mountains. So I wandered through the woods and photographed all the beauties. Here they are:

 After dinner, our commanders cooked a huge pot of grog, and the youth sat down to play mafia. I watched them a little, but this game always seemed dull. So I went for a night walk in the woods. A few photos of the evening sky turned out well. But then it got too dark; I found a bench at the edge of the forest and read a book I had downloaded on my phone. Naturally, there was no Internet there, too far from all the mobile towers:)))