домики
The place
домики ("Little houses") in Krasnoyarsk Krai, Kuragino/Idrinsky area (northern slope of the Western Sayan, southern Krasnoyarsk, Russia), at 943 m elevation, on the slopes of the Western Sayan in southern Krasnoyarsk. Continuous cluster of Krasnoyarsk-Khakassia, Russia (batches 260-391). A group of small forest cabins (Domiki, a generic plural + Krasnoyarsk Krai, population 2 million, Russia's 2nd largest krai by area, 2.3 million km² + Western Sayan, 3,491 m Munku-Sardyk + the Yenisei, 3,487 km, the world's 5th longest river + heritage of the Russian Siberians and Khakas (a Slavic people, 87% of Krasnoyarsk + Khakas, Turkic, 63,000 Khakas speakers at the frontier + Siberian founding by Cossacks, 1601 Yeniseysk, 1628 Krasnoyarsk + gulag heritage, Norilsk Nickel, 400,000 prisoners 1935-1956, nickel/palladium mines, the USSR's largest polluter + the 1953 Vorkutlag/Ustlag rebellion, a three-month uprising by political prisoners).
The setting
Krasnoyarsk, Kuragino/Idrinsky, northern slope of the Western Sayan, southern Krasnoyarsk, Russia, 943 m, Western Sayan slopes in southern Krasnoyarsk, continuous cluster batches 260-391, small forest cabins Domiki + Krasnoyarsk pop. 2 million, Russia's 2nd largest krai, area 2.3 million km² + Western Sayan 3,491 m Munku-Sardyk + Yenisei 3,487 km, world's 5th longest, Russian Siberians/Khakas, Slavic, 87% + Khakas, Turkic, 63,000 speakers + Cossacks 1601 Yeniseysk 1628 Krasnoyarsk + gulags, Norilsk, 400,000, 1935-1956, nickel/palladium, USSR's largest polluter + 1953 Vorkutlag/Ustlag, three-month uprising.
