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On a lake in the White Sea-Baltic Canal (Belomorsko-baltiysky Kanal). ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 A pathway.	Svyatitel Nikolai (Saint Nicholas) is passing the waterlocks ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 Potato farming in Kareliya. As everywhere else in the Russian North, potatoes are a part of the natural economy many need for surviving.	Svyatitel Nikolai in the 2nd lock of the White Sea-Baltic Canal. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 The White Sea-Baltic Canal takes ship of seagoing size. The cargo ship Medon carries coal to the White Sea and timber back to St. Petersburg.
Svyatitel Nikolai in the White Sea-Baltic Canal. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 The boatswain Andrey Baklanov and the captain Aleksey Dmitriev discuss the course.	The bridge over the water lock is opening to let the ships pass. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 Yevgeny Kolesnikov, the cooker on Sv. Nikolai.	The new locks have such a floating systems to fix the boat in the locks. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 Øyvind Ravna
The water in the lock falls - and the crew have to give out more rope. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 The taxidriver. With new glasses and a new radio.	The White Sea-Baltic Canal consists of 19 water locks ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 Lake Vyg (Ozero Vyg) is one of the biggest lake on the White Sea-Baltic Canal (Belomorsko-baltiysky Kanal).	This part of the White Sea-Baltic Canal is not reconstructed ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 A small boy meet us in the harbor area close to Belomorsk.
This part of the White Sea-Baltic Canal is not reconstructed ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 Happy faces on the way back from Belomorsk to Svyatitel Nikolai.	This part of the White Sea-Baltic Canal is not reconstructed ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 On the way back from Belomorsk to Svyatitel Nikolai.	This part of the White Sea-Baltic Canal is not reconstructed ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 Gandvik was the Viking's name of the White Sea. The central in hotel in Belomorsk carries the old Nordic name.
This part of the White Sea-Baltic Canal is not reconstructed ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 By the end of the White Sea-Baltic Canal (Belomorsko-baltiysky Kanal) we meet the canal cruiser Ryleyev.	This part of the White Sea-Baltic Canal is not reconstructed ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 Arve Tannvik spends some films during the trip. Here is he putting another into the camera close to the road to Belomorsk.	This part of the White Sea-Baltic Canal is not reconstructed ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 By the end of the White Sea-Baltic Canal (Belomorsko-baltiysky Kanal) we meet the canal cruiser Ryleyev.
Through the locks of the old part of the White Sea-Baltic Canal. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 One should always agree upon the price before driving in Russia.	Water runs into the lock (sluice). ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 A sailor (the cooker Yevgeny Kolesnikov) is looking with binocular.	White Sea-Baltic Canal (Belomorsko-baltiysky Kanal) ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 The White Sea-Baltic Canal takes ship of seagoing size. The cargo ship Medon carries coal to the White Sea and timber back to St. Petersburg.
With a stedy hand, captain Yevgeny Dimitrev takes Sv. Nikolai ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 Lake Vyg (Ozero Vyg) is one of the biggest lake on the White Sea-Baltic Canal (Belomorsko-baltiysky Kanal).	Working to hold the ship away from the walls. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 2002-07 Svyatitel Nikolai (Saint Nicholas) has a small, but comfortable galley with a nice cooker.