circles these old party political family may have the child, the last of the whole, 90 days on the job before the anti establishment. right and left. stop pulling at each other's hair long enough to join forces and kicking him out in a non confidence motion over a budget that they oppose. that would have meant klein back income for the already heavily put upon french working class. now nicole has recently been leading with f t blind to please, please work with this new guy wherever i end up choosing. and now we know who that is. and at least just give him a chance. he was quite clearly a big mad that he had to rack is brain to come up with a new p. m, taking to t v just last week, calling the move unprecedented this and our confidence voted using the opposition of fostering instability in france. something that the majority of french actually a tribute to mac home that's according to all the latest poles. and yeah, it is unprecedented because nicole, unlike other french presidents,

refuses to pick a prime minister from the party with the most seats in the wake of the election. that would be the left wing that he actually concluded with to block the right wing from getting the most seats. and um, while we won't even pick one from the party that won the popular vote in that election, which of course is nothing depends right wing national front. instead, he just keeps installing body super democratic, which sounds like it's going to work out loud as well as it usually does, since the left is already talking like it's thinking of reaching for the flush or already the country has 2 of these choices to continue francois barrows, policy of failure or to break up. deputies will have 2 options available, support and the rescue macro or censorship. we have made hours to nothing depend on the right wing has already said that she'll see what he does 1st before deciding what to do in 1st step is a budget. and well, the last prime minister hit the game over screen before he could even get past that

level one challenge. and the one thing that by who and by them you have in common is that they're both huge valid fans of the you the same you that as france over there right now, demanding that it reduces the data risk being put under parental supervision by process bureaucrats. like greece was, but the challenge for by who is to found a way to do that without disagreeing mugging the average french citizen, and triggering the anti stablished right and left for whom they voted in the majority opposition when they can bring them down at any moment. and send back home back to the drawing board over and over again until next summer when the next parliamentary election wouldn't be possible a whole year after the last one or 2 countries. rachel marston take us through the thank you. the numbers are low for the same for the

mount sins and the steps, the wild type guy on one of the world's most epic rivers were in her cost. you are region so beautiful. so the people who believe that it was bestowed upon them by going to himself. so let's get off this mountain and explore this divine land has to offer the view to say is one of the world's great rivers. because the whole of rushing ha, we've come most quenching the students tributaries in the south. the morning all the way to the i see the car seat and pull of that surgery in the know the

victoria was for cost. you called the land of the 5 elements. what city suits and that everyone knows the full main elements here at the water, the at and fire or hook has the is unique because it's describes, is the land, the following. you've elements? why? well, let's start with the meaning mountains and landscapes on soft costs. the indigenous population of coke has here cool themselves, the children of the mountains. so it's a very old local police or the other. now what uh we have a huge to if i e, and it's a little joke, thousands of streams and hundreds of lakes. i see, it looks like the idea is how fast it is covered with snow in winter. when it melts . on the day of the spring at twin oaks senior autumn, the june policy was e or feeling, the streams that the fire comcast sherman's worship fi,

it's present in electric tools and legends. vanya and air is unique, and hawk has the built in talk about the great spirit in the sky of the great spirit of acts, which is supposed to rain over. how has the the 5th element is unique to this place? we talking here about the special historical and cultural heritage such as the menus. wilks had 2 clips, one of a coined sculptures, etc. that's why, how has the a is known as the land of 5 elements. let me just see you mention the any say here, the world's 5th largest. we have lots of interesting facts. can you tell me about that? no. the units say is the main move to way of co cause the flows through the whole republic expanding over 4000 kilometers is the face longest river in the world to give you some perspective. it's 110th of the length of the equate to which is

and then minutes distance. every it to live is a foot 650 kilometer cube to move that into the ocean. that is a loss of water. just imagine a cube of water with each side, measuring one kilometer. we're going to here, we're talking about $650.00 of such cubes. we can talk about begin to say it's very beautiful for stuff is cost. you can see it here. and how does this depth very along the length, release sophia, and a say varies greatly, and this reflects katasha itself. the depth of the roof of varies from just a, a few meters in some places of just 70 meters in others. it's the result of tectonic events in this area. it created and very uneven terrain and late to the anastasia. oysters feel these pods. it's very diverse. for such a large river must be home,

some unique floor and phone. a lot of life lives in the gonna say and on these banks now the river originates into and goes all the way to the oxy, goshen, which means it's a home to an astounding variety of fluoride and fullness report. flows through different habitats, ranging from alpine meadows, at the source. down to the coal choose of the arctic ocean. it crosses tundra tiger foothill steps, and all kinds of other landscape. understandably, very different species of wildlife for to be found in on the roof. a big of a course of the, in a say runs through the habitat of the snow leopard and the screen. the red animal while pull up as a room, the expenses and the rates most a lot of diversity. the phone of the refund itself, the similarity which we have for a fish species, he like land or siberian time, and as well as move wide spread, ones like

a cru see in comp coleman comp. hi etc. i just wanted to ask you, i've heard that the innocent has been called the musta or the father is that because of the, the critical role that it plays in the culture. an ecosystem here gets to some people call it fall, begin to say for a reason. it's the main which way of our region and the source of inspiration for a huge number of legends. some of these tell the story if it's all right in the city, to be in a safe thought to be the son of 2 rivers, the house and the b kim, the mother and father. the son was very playful and stuff and but they turned washington and lovingly cool tim line s c, which is the yes and can name for the in a say your name on the origin of its present name on it would often floods the surrounding areas its level kept going up and down, but eventually he grew up and also when his parents leave to go away,

they let him go and again, and so he left his dea, a child with home. and when did all the way to the optic ocean on that? another tale about the industry is very romantic and beautiful. it includes some of brushes, best known natural gems, such as by count on the on g, r a river. you see, like like how all the greatest slaves do you suppose to have as many sons over 360 . how many streams flow into it? and only one pretty daughter young gara. i do not get a c cat to look. never showed to anyone. and hope that she would marry that we could to live nearby them. however, legend has it that she heard room is spread by c goes on. may the merchant sailing as by about the hands simeon to say, he was supposed to be a really fine fellow. so she fell in love with him and decided to marry him against her fault as well as a p. don't it towards him by call go mad and through

a huge role being garbo, this walk is still known as sherman walked about, like how wanted to block the passage. but the young guard insisted on having things her way. you can reach, be in a say, and the officer will see the vienna say is to meet the force of nature, but that hasn't stopped engineers here and see minutes. we're the so you all know shoshone sky, hydro electric, done to find out exactly how the money is to harness the power of this mighty siberian river. the the the galaxy nice to meet you. what else? which is, what's an impressive view?

this is what so unique about the center solution sky, hydro electric down, the just need to know you can see it's really a unique structure which was considered to be a feet of soviet hydro engineering of the street. and nobody had ever built an honest across such a wide canyon before an outage move, let you let you know the dam is 242 meters high, or do i need to make the switch the longest onto them in the? well, i think it's, it's only if what you meant, the length of its crest is more than a kilometer on their limits. it's for sure the dam this high creates a water pressure of 200 meters. can you imagine that the water at the other side of them is roughly at the level of the bottom of those big glasses? how much concrete did you use to build such an impressive structure? 9000000 cubic meters of concrete was used to build them for 9000000. and how can you imagine $9000000.00 of those to give you an idea that the amount of concrete would be enough to build a 2 lane highway for a must go to the bus,

stuck in the car and narrow path to the moon could only amazing, amazing and how did you even go about starting to build this dom did you have to block the unit? say 1st, this is unit say is truly a magnificent river. moving $7000.00 sometimes up to 9000 cubic meters of water per 2nd and some, yes. and would know so many or be managed to harness it though this year. and this is how they did it. you will, they built a temporary dime of us and rocks across the river. there's most come. and then over there, under the 1st 2 letters of the world where the spillway is now installed, released gates, which have been closed since then. then a time was chosen when the industry was like its lowest point to look at those these up periods when it gets the least amount of water from its tributaries and even they re routed its flow through those gates. that's blocking the gonna say anything like a full, quickly completing the dam. no, the cell, no restrictions guy hides relate to dummy's. also in the dentist bulk of world records as being the strongest structure of its type,

well gives it such strength because i've mentioned would require 9000000 cubic meters of concrete to build up what she was doing by so much for things that actually this is an area of strong seismic activity in us. we do get us quakes here, although we haven't had one in quite a while and i would because of it as a rule, they originate in 2 of a well, mongolia, but they can reach your area or as well. so you have an extremely wide canyon and seismic activity, i'm sure you would, but it was too tempting to build a dime here because the units they have such a high flow rate, again can provide enough water pressure to $1010.00 turbines because of the biggest in russia, in the, for each of them generates $640.00 megawatts, okay? which means that each of these turbines or hydro units reduced as much electricity as a relatively large stand alone hydro electric power plant. there are 10 of them here . what, why is it so strong? what it contains, a lot of concrete, when destruction was made extremely durable due to the threat of seismic activity

according to the specifications that should be able to withstand a magnitude 8 quake and covering right underneath that. nevertheless, all these say back in 2009 the, there was a disaster, and most of the 70 people died will cause this disaster. and what lessons have you learned from it to prevent it from happening again? the subjects in the both securing the color of one of the turbines broken down the road to shut out into the machinery a whole week at the nobody had ever thought that was possible. for me, it was a huge lesson know if that'd be for all of us. would also have a hydro engineers around the world when your input and conclusions have been drawn from the incidents of use and the say on associated scale. hydro electric powers nation has been extensively modernized since then in this instance, gave you the hydro units of being replaced with mole mode and then say for one not just restored when you're sitting in a multi level safety system has been added, which provides for all imaginable contingencies given was the heat shield, something happen, it'll kick in automatically. if one system fails from another,

will be activated to get off of that model nice. ation and say, i know solutions is probably the most modern and the safest hydro electric power station in the world. that's good to know, standing here. and finally i like say, watts impacts has such a big dumb out on the surrounding ecosystem here. shortly. architects of the so you all know solutions go hydro electric power station were aware of environmental concerns for them. and the nature was, it was created here to address those when he was a monitors, the environmental situation utilizes the impact of the damn and the reservoir on ecosystems. annual studies show that it was owned, as well as i know. the important thing to note is that the water and going through the sleeves gates comes from the bottom of the rest of law and we from the other side of the them, not from the surface. moving, so it's warmer in winter time and colder. and some of that is why the water in the units say, stays at about 10 degrees celsius solely around for the left, which means the dam helps to stabilize the micro climate or most deeply making

winters, wilma. and some of the cool, a few things to wilma winters, we can now grow apples as a breakouts entity from grapes suitable for wine making around here was they said in siberia and you'll notice it's harsh climate. it's always to be, well, i'd like to try the twine the every klein has its own state good mountain. so we've come to the best mountain range and this seemed to keep resists to find out what customs and beliefs the people they have. a mobile, the mountains play in their lives, the actual, how did these hills form the so we usually don't feel like waves from the a? well, nick,

with some to is believe the man maisie and who did all of these. john county is a us landing spot. well, the trying, so we joined animals of course and on the range of some do key consists of 5 hills, which you can see over the back in the devonian period 370000000 years ago, they were pushed on by taking tony movements. this is how the cross is split, which is why the soon to key rise smoothly on one side, a have a sharp drop on the other that completely natural phenomenon. and the name single key meaning chests. also unusual why they called just, well we have slip of some of the day. if you look at the top of the 1st one, do come with a good job with a hill with walking on its shape and resembles a chest except for the top layers wise water. while the rest of the rug is red, it just has it. but that's why they became popularly known as a single key of one year from the hawk. us name is on low cost, which means sites are more exciting devices. what does mention that to reflection of the ester and on the glass space of this sacred sites?

i'm talking about the 1st some the, some i've heard the legend about it. that's when the world was covered in oceans. there's a method. this was the 1st mountain to rise out of it. what can you tell me about that? the midst of the sacred mountain is universal, done in cultures all around the world. every civilization has its own sacred mountain, and some of the most famous included limpets for the greeks. we are married for the chinese bear, as i see for the persians an around. so the medians, and even the egyptian and nastic pyramids of attempts to replicate the concept of a mountain within this region. starting from the 3rd millennium b. c. the 1st one to do was consider the world's mountain. it was a place of great significance, accessible needs of greece and plunge it who performed rituals here for over 3000 years. as you travel 3 to 400 kilometers away, other civilizations identified new world mountains. but for those who lives here with us on the duke remain central on the site found on the 1st one to the own

ritualistic in nature. these include various ceramic vessels with so assembled sky level tunes, ones and broken arrow heads as all discarded for the sacrifices and offerings to the son. it is without doubt essentially, what can we take a closer look up to him. okay, excellent. now some believe that this is one of if not the oldest open observatory in the world. how did people back then use this formation to look at the sky, a sewing machine in a single car inside. and there are numerous onto a logical size. we know 16 kilometers are radius of the some the mountain, the close at 8 tied to astronomy. normally when there was a significant saving, the people that people called holes in the rocks from your place slams that specific angles for a new range stones to line with the sun. and having the course they did this to observe an owner of the sun as part of

a widespread sun calls that cause the sun count was not unique to this region here is existing across the world. i'm supposed to be in the book just as the most well known son worship took place in egypt, and it was practice here in much the same way, almost the police involve this time profound meaning that's the good news. this is brian. we think the purpose was to join a witness and greet the son of god on the phone book. that's why these places offer referred to as observatory. existing is to give you a look around nearly every mountain in this area as monuments in some way related to astronomy, owing to the 1st song to where we stand. now what was the last of them on this was the world mountain, little person with the same tree, the dwelling place of the colors, where the sun and moon touched the you can ski, actually, it wasn't immensely important. take a look. so create your list, state of it. so in sync would side so the people of that time is kind of bare with the end, but they're just like many cultures across the globe and everything was deeply

connected to astronomy, him at the senior senior. i'm glad you asked it, though that replaces lightless sleepiness one over the well and one officiate. but this one here is one of the oldest sites of his kind, dancing bank to 3000 b. c. smith, when it was an active site of worship. going amazing and role does this seem to play in the lives of people these days of the day? this area is known as clock cost? yeah. so this directly, this area was populated by indo european until the 2nd century, a d. i went to a few people till cove of smith and the south cost c. a came to be like a couple quick questions here with today. we also have some others who performed the annual rituals here to celebrate the summer solstice with which is the is going to celebration because the sun is high in the day as long people have been considering this a special day of worship at the celebration since pretty historic times of school. so today summit has continued to make offerings to the spirits. and if this

tradition is thousands of years old, i thought i was in this particular place. because being the lives of 5000 years, the only relatively miles climes of the industry in the south of the region. we've now come to a rather chile and drizzly, but no less during the school, the in the north. and to about to embark on an expedition deep into the heck us mounts the. let's just say you, we've us lift to offload very columbus sets off on thoughts into the mountain. so for a cost, yeah, i'm here with our guides give jenny and he's been telling me some interesting thoughts about these k a pods. there was insights, a gold rush day in early 18, hundreds, earlier, and the famous one in california and the name of the settlements police go lawyer.

so if folding down things you have get a, an comes from the russian would priest, which means mine almost gold left to these days. unfortunately with us not to say that there are some treasures to be found here. now i've been checking for a couple of hours or so, but i can definitely say it's was, it looks about spelling the, the if jenny, this place isn't exactly the easiest to get to. are there any funds to, to make it more accessible to people? oh, that's spelled the country side here and you have the time i agree with you that building a wooden plank trail here would contradict the very idea of coming to this place to enjoy ne checkerboard and how i can the mountains as opposed to walking on paved walkways or the said front building a proper road to access this place would be a great improvement to the facility. it's a little bit aggressive. now it's been a while since we've seen in the houses, and i don't think we've actually seen anyone else on our way here. it's funny

remotes will sold, wildlife, is there any spots there? it's like a city paul cable. here we have the as instead of square rows, we give them names. there is a band called does show with 3 cubs when the mall show with 2 comes up and she even visits dosher and we saw him today. it would be no brownback called your would also comes by. yeah. then the raise, the range, the come for these pod is the migrate. so give me who you then we'll see them fairly soon. get us was also a side view in l showed up the season. luckily we also get 2 links and bold the readings to plus folks is very common. so you think we might see them today? yeah, it's just, it's quite possible i hope so. and with via one of the yvonne of scale lakes. here is this fantastic emerald color. why is it so broad like this? yeah, only believe that the color is defined by the minerals contained in the late, but there is gold and silver in the mineral compositional dislike the crosby's mountains. you will find lakes

a bit different color from the deep blue. that's due to a different chemical formula with uh, but i think this color is quite typical for lakes in the mountains. uh no, this isn't the suggestion of getting the book. the people swim in these lakes the yes they do. they also dive as well as swim you've got people come here to train for a swimming competition on lake by called was they often turn up in morning before a day of practice and leaving the evening. you nice. nowhere obviously had the tail end of the summer, but this place is better known among skiers and snowboard is so it's a windsor. what makes it so special for those sports fellow? can i place you are exactly right. and the snow you'll find here is you need more of the for the because there is a now pine scheme area where this note is very dense with infinity. but there are also places with power soft snow. well, i can japan, the piece me you the people who know they sleep to see quick like to get have 1st one and can only then choose the mountains to ski on to for them depending on the

conditions each day throughout the year. because i've had this place has been compared to the fairy tale, the 12 months. do you think that's a fair comparison gift in all? i think that's the reason i ended up staying in this place. even though originally i only came here for a day when you go out in the mountains, usually truly get to experience all 4 seasons in a single day from a snowy winter to spring and then to a hot summer. amazing. you have given you with arrived here and they also late on i see there's still some, some ice on the mountain side does not completely melt evening soma. there is a reason why he doesn't know to them. as we go up the mountain, we may encounter a tundra zone and then a glacial zone. that's reason number one. reason number 2 is where we are a little bit closer to the northern latitude, even though it is called the south. you increasing number 3. the slopes here on ne, facing, they're also quite steep. so at the end of the station and that explains that. i

see miracle. you see this is squared away. that's why we've got to l pine ice given it's a relatively low altitude virus that they do some say for beauty is the only place on of you with this know doesn't know at this low altitude people are in a sense that's true. and if it's like this in the summer, one of the conditions like here in the winter, a winter is the crumbling jewel of the mountains. this place gets covered with an enormous amount of snow, very soft snow. in fact, there are these huge, overhanging ledges you can ski on them or jump up to them. just like when you were a kid also though it gets completely covered in winter. the ice is relatively same, but the layer of snow on top of it is massive, literally 10 meters of snow with up and that's considered normal here. the place where we all know everything gets covered with fresh snow during the winter. snow forms here, mostly due to the wind, dragging it across, and it comes from the south from the east, excess to move from the mountains all accumulates here. as for the mountains

themselves, they get the snow from the west and from the northwest. i think we should come back here and the wind said to see what is light then? absolutely, this is a place you simply have to seeing the winter. so if we came back in winter, you have guinea. where would we ski? down the mountain side. that's easy, we can calling by ourselves with a group that started from this i was on the mountain, didn't make a jump from one of the ledges that onto the slowed things. finally have a nice lunch down here on the lake. you make it sounds so easy, but i'm still a beginner. i know it may seem like something only pros can do, but it's actually surprisingly easy. okay, so i guess we'll find out in a couple of months time then great, thanks. you've getting the,

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