Walking in the Arctic
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Walking in the Arctic

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06-07-2022
 
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The famous Ryazan traveler Viktor Atlasov went on an expedition to the Arctic, Interfax-tourism reports.

The expedition started on Tuesday. The traveler intends to pass from the Russian borders with Norway to the northeast coast of Chukotka. He will overcome all the way alone without any technical support.

For the first time, Atlasov went to Kamchatka in 2014. Then he walked from Chita and Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.


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