Adventures in the wilds of the golden taiga

The golden taiga was called the prospectors and gold producers of the Angaro-Senisei land. And how else if gold was mined here. The stocks of precious metal were great and many people were sent here in search of good luck and adventures. Once, a meeting of the famous traveler Chekanovsky and peasant Kataev occurred on the steamer that was walking from the Turukhan Territory. Hearing about the unusual subcaminate Tunguska, the latter decided to go on a risky journey to this mysterious and mysterious river.
All events took place against the backdrop of the great interest of world powers in the northern territories of the Russian Empire, the search for convenient ways to the cold seas. The real risky adventures await Kataev, the American athlete Churchill, the first Irkutsk motorist Yakovlev and their friends on the way to the Golden taiga.
The reader learns about the pioneers and researchers of the Kara Sea, the Great Lena River, after the travelers will swim around the hangar and Yenisei. Numerous documents on the development of northern rivers will complement this story.
In the narrative, much is real, but without fiction, it was not. Although it is based on reliable facts.
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