Напротив Японии. Самая южная точка Сахалина - мыс Крильон!

Hello everyone, It’s me again, I’m now on the outskirts of the village of Rybatskaya, this is the mouth of the Lyutoga River, Aniva Bay of the Sea of ​​Okhotsk. You see a beautiful boat, Anna, and here’s Captain Tolya. The fact is that Captain Tolya is my colleague, he also takes guests on fishing and on vacation. Tolya was born an interesting route over there, flax, one of the extreme points of Sakhalin, right opposite Japan, a tourist route, but like all guides, we test tourist routes on our relatives, on friends, including other guides, so Tolya told me that he wants to test a tourist route, let’s put it this way on experimental monkeys on my colleagues, that’s why I took my wife Marina Tor, I took my friend Serge’s name is Sergei, I took my friends Dasha Anton, so now we’re going to go with this motley group of people to try out a new route for Tolya and let’s just say, well, the route is not new, but new with tourists Yes, a new route with tourists to the wing, mostly we often go by car But here, right on the boat by car, there are a lot of problems, it’s hard to get through on a boat, that’s what I’m talking about, that the boat route with tourists is a new thing, it’s not clear where to disembark normally Where to unload the crowd ourselves there are dexterous, we will jump from the boat there into any wave And now with us the girls are now with us carefully parking We come out of the mouth of the fierce here the fishermen donochnik the city of Korsakov Aniva Bay and in us over there there is the Krillon peninsula which ends with Cape Krillon Here is the outskirts of the village of Rybatskaya We gave the gas a little bit, we walked along the coast, some people fell asleep here, it’s beautiful And it’s almost completely calm, we’re from the ditch, there’s such a specific passage, so before the road was on horseback, now almost all of it is overgrown only for jeepers Passing by Well, here, as usual, there are bird colonies only because these the rocks are accessible from above the fox, so the bird colonies are so few in number, we have an intermediate point in the distance, we are with Krillon And we enter the former ladle, this is why Cape Anastasia is called the place, I don’t know what settlement there was. T there used to be a ladle over there, there are tanks for solarium there, further on, there are salting plants Vats for herring Here it’s already covered in sand, small, you can see the outlet of Necha Zavo Navo, come down, jellyfish are swimming, an advertisement for the next Belan A2, by the way. Yes, most likely these are the remains of something. Apparently there was a brick base and then on top of the base there was something metal, I don’t know what it was a cool place, it smells very warm, it smells like this fresh greenery, these are abandoned booths, well, inside the traditional spectacle, everything has rotted and collapsed, but these temporary huts are built by the fishermen themselves, and it lasts several months for this reason. Usually no one makes any permanent buildings. And there, in the distance, there is already a waterfall from afar it looks beautiful, such girlish braids, now I need to go there and see And there is Ust Rechka Anastasia, although there is not a river there, but a stream, over there Orlan is already meeting us, trying to go fishing Now, no one is biting, but there you see, the pins are sticking out, the pins are rails, especially the Soviet Union In the sixties, when there was a severe shortage of resources, I very widely used old Japanese rails. Well, as reinforcement for concrete, in particular, these are also flights from some narrow-gauge railways, all this went to some construction sites, there’s this little thin rail. It’s even an Izha but it almost didn’t lose its native scale on such a rail except for trolleys and nothing to transport. It’s weak and can’t withstand anything, so they could, in principle, only be launched by adjustment. But good, actually for the sake of which this whole bucket was built and functioned. You see these cubes. They look like some kind of foundation But how many foundations have you seen where the bottom and the concrete bottom are also salting vats Oh, I almost fell into the drainage these are salting vats and again, a lot of them. Have you seen a lot of foundations that need to be plastered over there the remains of plaster are everywhere this is a vat where to dump basically herring fish is the most popular fish for the sake of which everything was done here because at that time the development of transport was zero and it was very difficult to bring out fresh herring Therefore, I always exported slowly only ready-made goods Well, of course, it was still built by the Japanese, the Japanese owned Sakhalin for a very short time about 40 years old So they took Oraza from the Tsar and the Soviet Union, so I can judge this from the plasterer purely Japanese rosehip blooms sea soon there will be fruits of this size Like small tomatoes Well and Of course how in such places without foreign building materials C so the Soviet Union I bought a lot of building materials from other people, but it’s unlikely that this is a brick, so maybe it’s Japanese, maybe someone else’s. And we went to the river and then to the waterfall, someone splashed on that one, by the way, Dasha is already trying to fish, now I’ll try too, and Listen, I saw it just now even a Silver tank for a rudd Looks like it’s not a pink salmon Won there I see a pink salmon I see a pink salmon Well, that’s the first cast There you are, someone someone grabbed a spoon twice I see a standing pink salmon There are a lot of pink salmon, if they are pink salmon at all, they are a giant rudd also an option Here she is, here she is, and you’ve gone off the hump of a pink salmon And here she is, right under your feet Yes, look, there she is, right there, and there’s no more sub-point, there are no fools here Wow, there are so many pink salmon jumping past, Here’s one spinner, I’m going to sleep, but it’s so weak that even not a subsection at all, so mountainous, yes Fresh silver pink salmon quietly quietly quietly quietly quietly quietly collected all the sand Just like that, I’ll stop fishing at this point We’ve got a change in plan Dasha also caught a pink salmon, it was somehow awkward to say and Dasha let go so we Dasha Well They also took pink salmon. Now we will eat it because everything that is taken must be eaten. I’m now fencing it with chopsticks so that it doesn’t float away because it’s still hot all around it has to lie in the water so as not to get boiled. People are resting at the foot of the waterfall. And the waterfall itself, of course, seems lovely from afar that these are two, as it were, such massive separate parts, but here close up there is already such an impression No, well, Judging by the useful T which is on top or here Usually it is visible at the top of a piece of pipe and here is the pipe, that is, on top of the waterfall The pipe was laid, then the pipe went on a support and came out a little bit into the sea and the approaching ship could be a bunker carrier, that is, some kind of concrete supports, supports for a hydraulic structure, everything is just for this purpose, well, even it is laid out of logs. Well, without [laughter] this, we refresh everything in the Sakhalin way, the main thing is not to break your head with these Patukas, it hurts, it hurts, no I think it’s too fresh for such procedures, so I’ll refrain; this is already the very south of the Krillon Peninsula. And there’s actually Cape Krillon itself and we’ve almost approached it. And here we’re going to moor here. Apparently there is a road in this bay. Well, most likely the lighthouse supply road And in general, all the services that are there on the cape have just been fiercely windy And in Buto it’s quiet and quiet Calm if there’s still wind here, then most likely there’s even no wind at all on the shore they conceived in this beautiful bay Anna was stretched out on two anchors light the fire now we will cook pink salmon on the coals Well, I remind you that for the Sakhalin residents these are the burdock leaves. These are not just plants. This is a rather utilitarian thing. It’s like wiping your hands with a napkin like a tablecloth. Put the fish there. And now we ’ll put it in the coals, too, along with the burdock, this is what it looks like the process of preparing this dish is nothing like you drink pink salmon, you just throw it into the fire on hot stones, it is of course somewhere in Podgorica. But the rest of the parts will be perfectly prepared and you will eat them. The main thing is not to worry too much about this. Because this is not some kind of haute cuisine. it’s just how to eat on the seashore quickly and efficiently oh, I climbed straight into the fire, one with one didn’t work out, let’s try the other one, so I turned the second one over. Wow, I also turned this one upside down, the appearance is not so hot, but it’s not about this dish. Another five minutes and the fish will be ready, part of it us team is sleeping, part of the team is helping me, and part of the team is fishing. Don’t look at the fact that the dish is all covered in soot somewhere, burned somewhere, well, it’s a fire, as if it’s not a tile, don’t adjust it, so you just need to look at it calmly and enjoy the taste what has survived here is full of all sorts of ATVs, the Indurian place is generally popular among lovers of active recreation, here is the view of our bay, a gorgeous place, and we want to go there further to the Lighthouse itself, we are moving towards Cape Krillon. Flowers here, typical of Sakhalin, in particular, are now dominated by these the flowers are already fading, you see, the seeds are appearing, I don’t know what they are called, these are some kind of Lilies, I ’ve been calling them lilies since childhood, besides them there are a lot of other different flowers, in particular, there’s clover, some other small white ones, here’s a crowberry, and it’s very low below Kolya It smells nice, just superb Despite the fact that it’s already July and this is the southernmost point of Sakho wine, you agree it’s not warm at all on the street Yes, there is such a thing Well, maybe 14 degrees, probably it’s much warmer there in the bay below because the wind is so does n’t walk around much, but it’s still comfortable and good, the SUVs are driving all covered in mud, but that’s normal because the road here is not at all icy, jeep tours are popular here. That is, for money, my colleagues, too, the guides get themselves a full SUV of tourists and take them here more often with an overnight tour in 2 days, but there is also a tour to O where it takes a lot of time, because the road is not at all close, the traditional Sakhalin tall grasses have appeared, even a little edible hogweed, and here is the bear's Dudka, also similar to hogweed, but absolutely grows safely here now small grows taller than a person so huge so when they tell you the word hogweed And that it grows around You don’t have to worry so much about hogweed Most of them are quite safe and some are even edible now almost on the cape Well, maybe a weather station Is there a border outpost? It’s not clear. There are no distinctive signs. It’s not clear. There’s a building there. They made it look like this; it’s just a building made of bricks, it looks like. Well, judging by the fact that the windows seem to be intact, it’s possible that they’re used for something. Although the windows below are already broken in this way. already piles to Whom This is the dilapidated one over there A little higher already there is a lighthouse tower in the distance some cars fuel in short life is seething only earlier Judging by the ruins life here was seething much more strongly But the building can immediately be read as built by the Japanese, that is, it can be seen from the plaster according to the type and was built like They always built in such places with the same conditions, the so-called Arctic corridors are when you immediately connect a building with each other with overhead passages such as corridors and tunnels so that in winter you don’t waste time clearing snow. But this is the final goal of our route, the southernmost point of Sakhalin Island, we and krillon, and krillon is a French name given to the French navigators Laroux and over there in the distance, the dark strip of land is the island of Hokaido, its northernmost point, and it’s a little more than 40 km in a straight line, that is, somewhere. Well, an hour and a half on a boat with a 9 and 9 engine, you can get there, but there is the island of Riri, a small dot, even the red flag with the hammer and sickle does not let people go. The Soviet Union here is such a ladder here, I’m not very sure this is either a monument or really a grave for the soldiers who died during the liberation of South Sakhalin in September August 1945, so the flowers are here too these wreaths are a tribute to their memory. But I’m not sure if here is the fact of the actual burial of people or if it’s just a monument, a tribute to what kind of space. Space and also a very large tidal flat and the depth begins only further, there’s Aniva Bay, there’s the Tatar Strait And there La Perouse Strait That is, when Frank or Tanich wrote the words of their famous song about Sakhalin where I throw pebbles into the La Perouse Strait. They could do it geographically only here, nowhere else, from here from here from the hillock there is an even better view of the La Perouse Strait, Riri Island is much better visible, a great overview from this sides On the other side of the peninsula in Japan, very few people live, not as deserted of course as here on Lyon, here on Lyon no one lives at all, but there are also quite few trees there North in Japan The North is completely unpopular on the northernmost outskirts Everyone wants to live closer to Tokyo on The southern island of Hanyu where there are warm apples And there in Hokaido there is the same climate as here there is a lot of snow and it’s cold so there’s no sugar there either, we’ve seen enough at Cape Krillon and set sail we’re seeing off with such a beautiful cloud illuminated by the sun So that’s it The captain is at the helm Now a gorgeous wave will begin, by the evening we are almost there You see how many canisters there are, the thing is that I said that the route is being tested How much gasoline will be needed for this That is, I think that the tanks in general would be enough, but I don’t want to stall in the sea as it is It turns out these canisters were n’t even useful, and this giant one was n’t useful either, we all got to the shore over here, here’s a boy with a fishing rod and a bucket on a bicycle, everything is as it should be, Tolya Captain. Well, how would you rate the route as a whole, not bad, in general there’s something to see There’s nothing to see on the wing We had time. There’s a little something to see there; in fact, there are also cannons from the time of 195, and that is, there’s also the Russian-Japanese War. The Russian-Japanese War is there, yes. We didn’t have time to get to them, that is, we need to somehow compress this matter a little. Naka for about two hours early Let's say we went out enough like this let's say in a gentle way in a gentle mode Well, today at 10 we went out light overall good Overall good good route I also liked it, I've never gotten to the wing so quickly on my small boat, it's much longer Well I'm glad Comfort is that I actually got all the way here, the asphalt and the weather today are great, the weather is super and the kids are swimming Yes, the kids are already swimming further about the route, I liked the route itself The only downside is that you can't moor there a lot, where everywhere the shore is very hard, these are the places it turns out so the bucket turned out to be a normal place where you can moor the bucket and here is the wing itself and actually the krillon And on the way there is such a coast Well, not very hospitable with the roll-on Yes, if there is a roll-on, then, in principle, it’s hard It’s hard to land somewhere yes Well, the goal is the goal is krillon, so I agree the goal was achieved Okay, I was glad to help you, goodbye, success in promoting new routes, thank you very much, we drove off not far from the fisherman's over there. Fisherman's, we set a table for ourselves here, now we'll set up tents. We're eating pink salmon here with an overnight stay, and here we recently caught cod liver and tried tsh cod. Well, people Did you like it? Yes For me, the route is good, but there aren’t enough places where you can, places where you can moor, the fishing is good for fishing, it’s just fire and beautiful places. Well, let’s go for Tolya and his boat, that’s exactly how Tolya usually takes people to the most popular places, this is over there there is my canal on a bus with oysters and Tolya usually takes everyone there. Well, they take everyone there. I also take everyone there. I also give him great respect for trying to expand this Vicious Circle and take tourists somewhere else. The new route is a little complicated, so it will be very interesting. If all this ends well and the route develops, bye-bye everyone, wave to the camera. Say goodbye. Like in House 2 we are happy.