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Windsurfer Sergey Makarenko. The Journey to the Sea
Sergei Makarenko is the one of the first in Russia to deal with an unusual sport - windsurfing. After winning almost all of Russia's competition, Sergei opened the surf school in a small village in southern Russia. Today, the most serious Veselovka held in windsurfing competitions, and the sport has become one of the most popular and loved ones on the Russian coast. Be a pioneer is not easy, but it's easier if you infected with the idea. And if you support the loved ones who can give an answer to the sea, sun and wind.
Active Recreation in the Hills of the Caucasus
The village of Guamka is considered one of the key places to visit by those looking for an active holiday in the foothills of the Caucasus. It is one of the best places for people that love extreme sports and recreational activities such as driving ATVs through canyons and gorges whose rocky terrain around Guamka is marked by a large number of mountain streams. RTG TV host Denis Golovko walked by the Sukhaya Balka water bed, went down a waterfall of boiling water and travelled up stone cliffs using an “iron road” or via ferrata. He flew from one rock to another with the help of a rope connecting them and is eager to share the impressions the adventure has made on him.
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Active Recreation in the Hills of the Caucasus
The View From Up On High. The Mystery Of The Baikal Rift
Baikal – the most ancient, deepest lake on Earth. And the most perplexing. Scientists continue to attempt to resolve its mysteries to this day. One of them, is how it was formed. The leading theory is that it’s the result of a rift – the lake formed as the result of a deep fissure in the Earth’s crust. Is that the case? And is it true that Baikal may one day become an ocean? Answers in this RTG TV film.
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