EXCURSION TO AVACHA VOLCANO AND EXTRUSION CAMEL

The path to extrusion runs along the bed of a dry river. But as soon as the sun begins to actively heat the snowy peaks or go through heavy rain brought by a cyclone, like a stormy river from the slopes of volcanoes, everything starts to sweep away on its way, making the path almost impassable. We gradually gain altitude and stop at a special platform at an altitude of 900 m above sea level. From here there is a beautiful view of the volcanoes Avachinsky and Koryaksky, the city of Elizovo, located in the Avachinsky lowland far below. A colorful carpet of subalpine plants strewn our way to extrusion. The plants adapted to the short vegetative period, and since the snow melts, gradually exposing the slopes, from July to the end of September, it begins to fall at the end of September, then in one area (usually in September) you can see the same plants still flowering and already producing fruits. Approaching the base of the Camel, we, gradually gaining 200 m in height, find ourselves at the highest point of extrusion at an altitude of 1,250 m above sea level. Time destroys these rocks, turning them into sand and slag. Rising, here you can see black-capped tarbagans. Unlike evrazhek, looking forward to tourists at the bottom, they are in no hurry to communicate and try to get away from the person. Self-preservation instinct gives the marmot colony more chance to survive. Foxes are more likely to hunt evrazhek, which from the abundance of food brought by tourists become lazy and inactive. Happy gopher snouts have already conquered the Internet. If in early July evravki happy every piece of bread, then in September, "smiling" Only owners of delicious nuts. We immediately want to appeal to the tourists. Euros are greedy gluttons! They stuff their cheeks with bread to a state where they can barely crawl into a hole. But they will pay for it by making the bread moldy and their stocks disappear. Please do not feed them bread. Feeding the nuts is safer and gives you great pleasure and joy from what you see!