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The Russian – Scandinavian            Kayak Expedition 2018 -2022

The Russian – Scandinavian Kayak Expedition 2018 -2022

Circumnavigating Western Russia and Scandinavia by kayak

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Category: Russia: The White Sea–Baltic Canal and Kola Peninsula

Posted on June 11, 2018

Day 102 – Stein tried to dive, but to no avail – 11 June

Day 102. 11th of June. Longasy to Kizhi. 10 km, 7.6 km/hr average speed. We waited out the forecast morning rain, and got off to an 1145 start. With following…

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Posted on June 11, 2018

Day 101 – We decided that we’ll take the good conditions while we had them – 10 June

Day 101. (We’ll admit, it feels a little cool with 3 digits). 10th of June. Petrozavodsk and too far towards Kizhi, 54.3 km, 6.7 km/hr average speed. After we had…

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Posted on June 10, 2018June 11, 2018

Day 100 – Time flies. Only six days to the half way mark – 9 June

Day 100. Still Petrozavodsk. Day 100. Time flies. Only six days to the half way mark. We started the day with Viktor Dimitrev and his maritime museum. It is an…

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Posted on June 9, 2018June 11, 2018

Day 99 – The colors in Karelia’s tricolor flag is green for the land, blue for the lakes and red for the blood spilled in the War – 8 June

Day 99. 8th of June. Petrozavodsk. Today was a busy day even without any paddling. First appointment was at 1000 at the university, for an interview and for Anna to…

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Posted on June 7, 2018

Day 98 – Bears in Karelia have enough to eat. So not to worry – 7 June

Day 98. 7th of June. Unnamed Beach to Petrozavodsk. 38 km, 6.4 km/hr average speed. Another day with persistent headwinds of about 5 m/s, at least until two thirds was…

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Posted on June 6, 2018June 7, 2018

Day 97 – So far Onega has been a clear improvement on the Ladoga channel and Svir – 6 June

Day 97. 6th of June. Rybreka to a sandy cove about 40 km from Petrozavodsk. No name, no coverage. 52.6 km, 6.2 km/hr average speed. It was a long, slow…

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Posted on June 5, 2018

Day 96 – Rybreka is probably the closest thing to a “capital” for the about 12 000 Vepser that exist today – 5 June

Day 96. 5th of June. No paddling. Waiting on weather in Rybreka. We had found a good campsite yesterday and had decided to wait out the forecast 10 m/s winds.…

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Posted on June 4, 2018June 5, 2018

Day 95 – We both agreed it was the strongest winds we ever paddled in – 4 June

Day 95. 4th of June. Vosnesnje to Rybreka. 43.1 km, 6.8 km/hr average speed. Weather forecast this morning was 7 m/s tail winds. But it was hardly more than 4…

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