We went to a new ranch that was receiving cattle. It is in a new region and it is very close to the Ukraine border. We saw a few sights along the way. It was the girls turn to go. The day before, the boys had helped Jeff haul horses to another ranch.
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| A WW II Memorial. The tank in the next picture is next to this wall. |
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| We followed behind some of the cattle trucks headed to the ranch. To the left of the truck is a guard tower. There is a prison in the center of the village! What I could see of the prison from the outside didn't look too good. I can't imagine the conditions on the inside. |
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| Ice fishing is very popular here. |
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| We are close to the Ukraine border... The Russian words say Zone Customs Control. I guess they get the idea. |
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| The cattle trucks going through a village. |
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| Unloading |
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| The ranch compound. The trucks are being unloaded and cleaned. |
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| The door is jammed on this container. Sage is on the right watching |
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| Sophie and Saylor |
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| Unloading cattle from the container. They had traveled 32 hours in the container. |
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| Saylor-- The Ukraine border is behind her. |
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| The girls helped move cattle to another pen. |
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| Newly arrived American horses |
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| On the way home we saw another church. During the Communist era a lot of the churches in the smaller villages were not maintained and now they are slowly repairing them. |
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| We saw Lennin. |
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