CAPTAIN VOLGAR'S NOTES

I recently decided to mark the places on the Volga that I have visited during my 34 years of sailing trips. Bays with an approach to the shore on small vessels with a draft of up to 2 meters. There were more than a hundred such places on the section from Saratov to Volzhsky. And each place deserves its own attention. I had my own stories with each place, some of which I outlined in the comments to the bay.
Since I traveled the Volga on a sailing yacht from St. Petersburg to the Caspian Sea and to the Sea of Azov, I have not found so many bays with such density and uninhabitability in our country.
It seems to me that this is a great uniqueness of our region, and our region is not only Stalingrad and the Motherland.
Perhaps this is a treasure trove for the travel industry of the Volgograd region, which is not written about, not talked about, and perhaps simply not known.
My guests from Moscow on family sailing yacht tours along the Volga last summer were in great perplexity: - Why are we walking along the Volga for days and there is no one else besides us? There were only rare tankers. What is it? Is the whole world hidden in the “middle” of our country?
A link to a map with markers and stories.
(The map may open in your geolocation, scroll to the city of Saratov)
https://yandex.ru/maps/-/CCUQFZsv2C