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Alexander
Shashkov (42, computer-engineer) started
mountaineering when he was 16 years old. From
that age on, he went to the mountains every
summer for 2 or 3 months. The first years he was
teached by a special mountaineering club. When he
was 20 years old, he could climb every top with
every difficulty.
In 1978 he graduated as a guide in a special
school of mountain guides in the Caucasus. After
that, he worked every summer as a guide, all over
the mountain region of former communistic Central
Asia and the Caucasus.
He guided expeditions in the Fan mountains,
around Dugoba (Shachimardan) and the Pamirs (for
example Pik Lenina, Pik Communisma) and Tien
Shan.
He also guided military guards making maps of the
mountain area's at the borders of former Sovjet
Union with China and Afghanistan.
Alexander Shashkov
also works as a skiing guide/teacher, in winter
and in summer. His speciality is extremal skiing
from mountain tops (climbing up, skiing down).
He speaks English
quite well and worked several times as an
interpretor for foreign businessmen.
He likes guiding
individuals or small groups most, for short or
longer trekkings or expeditions. He can also
arrange trekkings and expeditions for larger
groups.
He charges $ 15 a day. Including transport
(within Uzbekistan, Kirgizstan, Tajikistan),
equipment, lodging and food, the costs are
normally $ 40 per person per day.
Alexander Shashkov
can arrange the whole trip, eventually combined
with excursions to the silk road cities, Fergana
Valley or the Kyzylkum Desert (Nurata, Lake
Aidarkul).
Email: alexsha_@mail.tps.uz
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