Hitchhiking in Dombay. Day 6 by @fourapril

Attention: There are a lot of mistakes in the text, because I do not know English well. I'm sorry =)

The driver woke me up around 5am.

-Would you like some coffee?
-Oh sure
-Venera, and you?
*non-translatable muttering *

Drank some coffee and touched the road.
While driving to Krasnodar tried to talk with the driver on the topic of religion, in vain. I had 2 options for developing the conversation: to argue with his arguments (not a very good option), to merge (my favorite). The main topics of our dispute are:

• women do not have rights, they are created for obedience
• all people will become Muslims, they are simply too stupid and do not understand it. (This is straightforward)
• Muslims will not live according to the laws of the Russian Federation, because they have their own. :D

It was stupid to argue, because its foundations are unshakable, so I had to change the subject to politics

Then there was the most bizarre road towards Armavir, with constant stops for repairs, an air pump flew out. By the way I realized that he cheto does not really understand the repair, when I had to show how plastic clamps work)

I still managed to persuade him to stop at a workshop, so that the problem was taken up by specialists. We stopped in Armavir, in 15 minutes the boy fixed the pump and we were able to go at a normal speed (spoiler: gave 300 rubles, and after 150 km the pump flew again: D)
Then half-silently we rolled to the capital of the republic - Cherkessk. Stopped eating at a local cafe, all the girls are employees with a covered head, an interior in the national style, national food at very good prices. They took meat in the mountain, Khychyn (this is a national dish) with cheese and 2 coffee for only 300 rubles.

After Cherkessk, small mountains begin already

Because of the fact that it did not turn out dark to make normal photos

We reached Teberda, where Alik agreed to host us. In general it was the most boring day, almost all the time on the road. But we compensate for all this boredom the next day.