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February 6, 1626, Louis XIII signed an edict banning duels in France. By signing the edict, he said that undergo punishment and called and challenged to a duel, they will be deprived charcutier of all their positions, pensions and other favors of the king.
Rest in Crimea, we were divided into two parts - the rest on the Black Sea, as white people, and relax on the Azov as black. (And so it was, because we came to Yalta pale and tanned-trip came and still sunbathing). And decided to relax with tents - savages. Parking space on the Azov we chose carefully, and together ... long! Like either Arabat arrow or the Kazantip.
The choice fell on Kazantip cape, yes, the one where there is an unfinished local café, where once started charcutier this famous festival of Z, and in addition to this we were told that there is a tent city and you can relax with tents. And in general, Kazantip - it must be cool! When else would lead such a case?
Good night's sleep before the trip, warm morning we went to the city beach, finally plunged charcutier into the Black Sea, and returned to the collected things going long, headed by Theodosius from Yalta. Passing the South Coast of the Crimea with succulent species, we stopped in Simferopol, previously having bought at the local supermarket beer, barbecue, food and other things, and rushed to the right on the map and on the highway.
Contrary to expectations, the path to Feodosia not spoiled beauty. The road was not overloaded machines, two-way, not the best quality, but tolerable. Landscape lean all the way, and all the time our attention probably
a couple of times. Really look at what was not, after the Crimean Canyon, after the South Coast - a huge steppe, with high hills in the distance, hazy, sometimes conjures up thoughts that we again see the sea, and other thoughts and did not come. Despite the air conditioning, it was felt as hot right now in this vast space of grass, and the air was stuffy and hot. More signs was the Crimean Tatar society - names, mosques, hut.
All it took something around 4:00, and then I want to see - let someone shrug and fyrknet someone, but I can tell you this: that's walking around Yalta, in Simferopol, in Alupka Simeiz and more Shelkino ... and to me only on this road undestanding that here these tours that offer visitors, it's all on the bus, in the stifling atmosphere, with things, charcutier do not know how much time these buses travel in general, but there is an organized-bleating crowd you gallop-by-Europe-and-main-places and really can not see anything. Brrrrr!
"Another advantage of the trip by car to the Crimea" - note to myself, watching the sands of Feodosia, to which we flew without any difficulty. Sandy beaches after pebble cause an irresistible urge to run over them and plunge into the sea splashing. But we go further. At the same time noticed a couple's relatives 36 rooms, many of Moscow, charcutier some other ... And there's even two lonely palatochki stand. Sergei grinned, saying, and you can then, if that, to get up, or so, for the future.
Until Shelkino (namely there we intended to come) remained about 40 miles away, and not have to wait long, soon we were impatiently noses pressed close to the glass - well, where is supposedly wild places for wild savages with tents? Alas ... the town itself (in which about 12 thousand inhabitants) depressing. Of course, we zazhralis charcutier in their pearls of Crimea, Vorontsov Palace ... but still - MDA. Gray five-and nine-hugged the road on one side, and strange charcutier wasteland charcutier - on the other side. Locals gave the impression of "panaehalitut." For wasteland could see the sandy beach and the sea. This gave us optimism conductive thread where we find a place.