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At the world’s end

The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.
By Gazeta Russa
People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.
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Anisia Boroznova

People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.
The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.

Anisia Boroznova

The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.
The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.

Anisia Boroznova

The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.
The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.

Anisia Boroznova

The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.
The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.

Anisia Boroznova

The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.
The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.

Anisia Boroznova

The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.
The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.

Anisia Boroznova

The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.
The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.

Anisia Boroznova

The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.
The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.

Anisia Boroznova

The landscape is formed by rocks breaking abruptly into the sea, and rocky soil covered with moss, lichen, blackberry, and mushrooms. Red whortleberry stands out strikingly against the dull background. Yet, despite its sparse flora, the primeval nature captivates.
People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.

Anisia Boroznova

People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.
People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.

Anisia Boroznova

People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.
People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.

Anisia Boroznova

People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.
People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.

Anisia Boroznova

People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.
People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.

Anisia Boroznova

People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.
People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.

Anisia Boroznova

People don’t live on the Rybachy Peninsula, where temperatures never rise above +15 C. With normal summer temperatures hovering around +5 C, this climate is too harsh not only for people, but even for trees.
The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.

Anisia Boroznova

The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.
The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.

Anisia Boroznova

The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.
The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.

Anisia Boroznova

The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.
The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.

Anisia Boroznova

The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.
The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.

Anisia Boroznova

The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.
The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.

Anisia Boroznova

The Rybachy Peninsula is located in the very north of the Kola Peninsula, which is part of Russia’s Far North. Throughout the whole winter these lands are covered in darkness, while in the summer, the Sun scarcely sets below the horizon.
January 7, 2011

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