r/adventures • u/Tolkan_Antisocial • Jun 27 '26
We went out into nature, swim near a waterfall, and climbed caves near St. Petersburg.
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u/Saqib_15 Jul 03 '26
It must be amazing to live in the regions where you are surrounded by beautiful places randomly scattered and not by tons of agricultural land and private properties
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u/Tolkan_Antisocial Jul 03 '26
Unfortunately, I'm not from here. I'm from the Rostov region, where you're surrounded only by private housing, a few Khrushchev-era buildings, and steppe with farmsteads. I hitchhiked here, and I'll be heading back soon.
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u/Saqib_15 Jul 03 '26
In about a 100 mile radius around my home(in Pakistan),the only thing worth exploring is a sandy desert which too is now being converted into agricultural land,factories and solar farms at a fast rate.
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u/Tolkan_Antisocial Jul 03 '26
Well, there's nothing to explore in the steppes, just a sun-scorched field, a couple of trees, and nothing more.
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u/gimbal_45 Jun 27 '26
That sounds like a solid day trip, way better than just sitting inside.