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Hi! I'd like to tell you something about the place I live. It's called East Siberia. The region between Far East and West Siberia is located s in about 5000 km from Moscow and is the most famous for the Baikal lake. Our lake is the deepest lake all over in the world. Its natural Views of the lake are fab and breathtaking, but local people, particularly native ones and Chinese tourists which are looking for cheap tours in Russia are making the surrounding areas around very dirty and unpleasant. having a rest.
In 1990'sth my dad was a scientist. He took me and my sister ion his business z trips. And I remember how wild and clean the coast we visited was and the welcoming and friendly population people we met. I don't want to write about the ecologic problems we have, but I mean that people don't change. Our minds don't change. There were was no plastic and a lot of tourists 20 years ago and we didn't care of our lake. It helped itself. And now we also still don't care but Baikal can't help itself anymore because of the increased pressure from people. hard load on it.

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Hi! I'd like to tell you something about my home town, it's called East Siberia. The region lies between Far East and West Siberia and is located about 5000 km away from Moscow. We have one of the most famous and deepest lake in the world - Baikal lake which has breathtaking scenery. However, these days the tourist, especially the localites and Chinese look forward to cheap tours in Russia, making the surroundings very dirty and unpleasant to have holidays.
My father was a scientist during the 90s. He used to take me and my sister to his business trips, and I remember how beautiful and clean was the coast we visited. The people we met were welcoming and friendly in nature. I don't want to discuss the ecologic problems we are facing. People are not ready to change their mindsets and lifestyle. 20 years back there were not much of tourist population visiting the lake and so was no plastic. The lake helped itself to become clean naturally and so we never cared about keeping it the same way. But now Baikal can't help itself anymore as the load of garbage has increased day by day killing its charm and ability to take care of itself on its own.

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Hi! I'd like to tell you something about the place I live in. It's called East Siberia. The region between the Far East and West Siberia is located locates in about 5000 km from Moscow and the most is famous for Lake Baikal lake. Our lake is the deepest lake in the all over the world. It has natural views which are fabulous and breathtaking but people, particularly native ones and Chinese tourists which are looking for cheap tours in Russia, make the surrounding areas around very dirty and unpleasant for having a rest. enjoyment.

In the 1990s, my dad was a scientist. He took me and my sister in on his business trips. And I remember how wild and clean was the coast was when we visited and welcoming and friendly the population locals we met were welcoming and friendly. I don't want to write about the ecological problems we have because the main problem is that but I mean that people don't change. Our minds don't change. There were no was no plastic trash and not a lot of tourists 20 years ago and we didn't care of for our lake. It helped itself. And now we also don't care but Lake Baikal can't help itself anymore because of the ecological stress placed on it. hard load on it.