How I spent my summer, or photos from my vacation.

Good afternoon, dear forum members! I suggest that in this thread, we share stories about our trips for vacation, to sanatoriums, recreation centers, the sea, resorts, etc. The topic is called "how I spent the summer," but this does not mean that you cannot post your photo reports from a winter vacation, which many people enjoy more than a summer one. ;) Perhaps someone will want to visit those places that the speaker tells about and shows. ;) P.S. Maybe we should create another topic about business trips? --------------------------------------------------- Vacation/Sanatorium Kommunalnik/07/28/08-08/07/08 sanatorium website (there are over 1000 photos in total, and as you understand, not all of them are included in this photo report:o)

Tennis, respect and kudos!	With my wife near one of the buildings	All the squirrels are tame, and sometimes even cheeky. They run after you, pull at your pants, as if saying, "Give me something to eat, have some conscience!":D	A squirrel is having lunch (macro shot):)
As I found out, squirrels are most attracted to pine nuts	We went for a ride on a catamaran. I thought I would go fishing on the lake, but it turned out that there is practically no fish (I'm not counting the small carps). But they charge 350 rubles for 2 hours of fishing, justifying this by saying that they released White Amur into the lake. Let them catch it themselves at such prices:mad:	A lizard :)	We went by bicycle to explore the territory, as it is truly huge!
An old woman-homeless person, as I nicknamed her:D	How can it be VDV without barbecue? And where there is barbecue, there is beer!:smile03:	I had to undergo treatment (it is a sanatorium after all:p), this is a salt room (halotherapy). You sit and breathe in this salt for 30 minutes, with the sound of birds and the murmur of water in the dim light:eek:. Many people fall asleep:)	We are observing a solar eclipse
Almost a complete solar eclipse (through a floppy disk)	Billiards	A model of the Krasnoyarka settlement (Sorgatskaya culture), 2-3 century BC:smile11:
Probably a chipmunk :)	In one of the passages from one building to another. All the buildings are connected by a single structure, and you can get to any building without going outside!	Have you ever seen a squirrel laugh?	It climbed onto my hand and didn't run away until it had eaten everything

Sincerely, VDV_forever