Back in the U.S.S.R.

Sailing along Russia's eastern peninsula, an American discovers a lost world where shamans still rule village life and people live off the land.

By Rob Johnson
October 3, 2007

Russia

A land of ghost towns and shamans, high volcanos and untouched landscapes, Kamchatka had intrigued world-cruisers Rob Johnson for decades before he sailed there.Onne van der Wal

Russia

On picnics ashore, we kept an eye out for grizzlies.Onne van der Wal

Russia

The author, left, and crew Erik Soper explore a Vestovaya shipwreck.Onne van der Wal

Russia

The author, at the prow, heading up the Zhupanova River to a nature preserve known for its steller's sea eagles and aggressive bears.Onne van der Wal

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