i go to the valman swamps, i understand that i will not be able to find the scissors, which were a hint\u200b\u200bthese swamps is more than 100 hectares. and we still managed to talk to the locals, who, unfortunately, did not want to talk with us on camera, so, according to them, at least in this place where i am now standing and i am, the water reached my height. and plus about one and a half meters more, that is, more than 3 m, of course, why does he not ship ships here and again claims, some old-timers local, that they saw masts here, and even one grandfather said that the video is here, the bow of the ship is wooden, where a figure was carved. that's interesting. if i go further i will find or i will fail. maybe still not to take risks eh and take risks. this curiosity is eternal, but, perhaps, while i pass, that's why they call this place the sea of ​​herodotus, it turns out. more than two and a half thousand years ago, the greek philosopher heradodes described these lands that there was a lot, a lot, a lot of water. that is why they called it the sea of ​​herodotus. let's go back

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