In the Lovozero region, not far from Seydozero, in a couple of days, tourists found two abandoned tents. Things were scattered around: clothes, shoes, bowlers, bowls. There were no people.
“A torn up tent was found near the Seyduay stream near Seydozero. 50 meters from the main path. Inside there is a sleeping bag, some clothes in the form of a jacket, pants, dishes and shoes. You can, of course, kick at the poachers, but they usually stand on the opposite side,”the tourists wrote in social networks and posted photos.
The second tent was found a little earlier in the same area: things, food, for about two people and no signs of people. Seidozero is a Sámi sacred lake, on the banks of which there are seids - stones that were worshiped in ancient times by the indigenous inhabitants of this region. This place is still considered mystical.
In social networks, they are discussing that the photograph taken resembles the famous riddle of the "Dyatlov Pass". Then the death of the tour group occurred presumably on the night of February 2, 1959 in the Northern Urals, near the pass, later called the Dyatlov Pass, when a group of 9 tourists, led by Igor Dyatlov, died under circumstances not fully clarified.
It was originally discovered from a ravaged tent, with clothes and shoes inside. The bodies of tourists who died under mysterious circumstances were found later.
Seidozero is a Sámi sacred lake, on the banks of which there are seids - stones that were worshiped in ancient times by the indigenous inhabitants of this region. This place is still considered mystical.
In social networks, they are discussing that the photograph taken resembles the famous mystery of the "Dyatlov Pass".
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Then the death of the tour group occurred presumably on the night of February 2, 1959 in the Northern Urals, near the pass, later called the Dyatlov Pass, when a group of 9 tourists, led by Igor Dyatlov, died under unknown circumstances.
Initially, their ravaged tent was discovered with clothes and shoes inside. The bodies of tourists who died under mysterious circumstances were found later.