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The map of the Vogul area
Surgut, a modern and expensive town in the middle of Ural
An outrageously expensive hotel in Naganya, in the middle of nowhere
A typical Russian block of flats
A suburb in Naganya
Following in Artturi's footsteps
Artturi, Santeri's great grandfather, studied Finno-Ugrian languages in the Vogul area in 1901-1906
The villages must have looked really bad at that time
More suburbs
Babushka
Two men and a dog
Leaving Naganya, too expensive for us
Waiting for a train to Yekaterinburg
Young Russians
Railside view
Vogulian countryside
Russian villages are quite often a mess
Some cows
One house in a somewhat better condition, Konda
A village near Konda River
Swamp
A typical scene in classical Russian movies: a forest of birch trees
Another village in Konda area
More cosy-looking village, Konda
Backyard
Some houses
Saw mill
Babushkas in the railway station kiosk, Berhekondskaya (or whatever)
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