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In 1929, Negley Farson attempted to cross the Klukhor Pass in the Caucasus on horseback. About 62 years later, Negley's son, Daniel - at the age of 64 - set out to follow in his father's footsteps. His expedition in 1991 coincided with the coup, and he describes their journey down the Volga aboard the Pipkin as the coup broke around them. When he eventually reached the Caucasus, his arduous climb became increasingly fraught as the horses collapsed and the porters deserted him. However, he finally succeeded where his father had failed.Latest Additions
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