From Kargopol in the direction of Plesetsk went a good asphalt - it pleases, but you need not miss the lapel to the Kenozersky National Park.
If anyone is going to go - take petrol with at least 20 liters! There are no gas stations here. There are only in Kargopol (from Vershinino 150 km) and in Plesetsk (from Vershinino 170 km).
In Vershinino, I, of course, later found gasoline from a local for slightly more expensive and poured 30 liters, but more on that later.
On the route Kargopol - Plesetsk will need to turn away from the village of Konevo. Everywhere there are pointers, so it's not hard to find. And then a dirt road of medium degree of murder will go. This year, because of the rainy summer, dirts are everywhere bad. Then after 16 km there will be a paid pontoon crossing over the river Onega. But the fee is ridiculous - 50 rubles. Then the dirt road will go a little better, you can accelerate to 70 km/h.
On the way there are many residential and semi-abandoned villages. One of them is Izmaylovskaya.
In it, I stopped and took pictures.
The road runs all the way along the Kena River to Kenozero itself.
Before Izmaylovskaya across the river a rickety bridge, along which it is terrible to go.
The bridge is completely made of wood.
But in the footsteps on the bridge you can see that the cars on it still ride at their own peril and risk. And where to go to the locals? They have no other bridge.
In the village the houses are beautiful, just like in the whole north!
The streets are quiet, even dogs do not bark.
The church itself is similar to the Kargopolsky form of domes and the bell tower design.
I love all the neglected, cracked, shabby and I like to photograph all this.
The Kena River. View from the bridge.
Got an aesthetic pleasure from what I saw, photographed and need to go on to the end point of our route.
The entrance to the territory of the Kenozersky National Park will be symbolized by such a sign.
We're almost there!
To be continued...