Vladimir Bagadaev, 46, lives alone in northern Russia
and faces one of the most extreme climates on the planet
Reindeer herder lives in a log cabin but if his
reindeer travel too far from home he sleeps out overnight
He will then light a fire and make a bed from snow
before climbing into the sleeping bag handed down from his father
Vladimir is one of a tiny population of Siberian
indigenous people, known as the Evenks. By LUCY CROSSLEY
In the frozen wilderness of northern Russia, reindeer
herder Vladimir Bagadaev lives alone, braving temperatures of -60c and even
sleeping outside to protect his animals.
The 46-year-old is one of a tiny population of
Siberian indigenous people, known as the Evenks, whose association with
reindeer dates back to prehistory.
Valdimir lives an often isolated life in a small log
cabin near the forest, or taiga, battling one of the most
extreme climates on the planet on a daily basis.
All images © Amos Chapple/Rex
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