I didn't plan to discuss the crash sites in this thread. Oleg Taimen simply says that he found a more precise location for the tent, with a difference of 50-100-200 meters.
As for the distance, I went to the bank today to pay my rent, I walked the path of Igor Dyatlov and didn't even notice it. The length of our street is 600-630 meters, the difference in height is 30 meters (from the end of the street you can see the roof level of the first house). At first the slope is small, then it increases. It is very strange to imagine that Dyatlov fell exhausted near our house, Rustem Slobodin fell near the next house, and Zina Kolmogorova fell at the very top, where the bus stop is.
When a bus drove along our street (which still drives, but only to the cemetery on weekends), I often got off at the stop at the bottom of the street and went up (like Igor Dyatlov), and my father got off at the next stop (where Zina Kolmogorova is), and then my father went down. It is very strange to imagine that you can die at such a distance, that a trip to the bank will lead to death.
It was hard for me to climb up the mountain in the forest, in the summer at +32*C. When climbing to +150 meters, I stopped to rest 4 times. Therefore, this summer I did not climb the mountains at all and bought berries at the market. I was in the mountains only at the beginning of May, decided to shorten the path through the forest and got lost like Teodora (or rather. The road through the forest led to about the same set where I entered). When I decided to check the dependence of radiation on altitude, I specially waited for it to be cooler. It was Septembrr, 4 (+28*C). At first I walked along the stream, and then climbed to the very top, 300 meters high, like the Eiffel Tower, I walked 2.5 km in 55 minutes, measured the radiation at the cross of the deceased on the ridge and went back.
During the climb I stopped only once to measure the radiation at the cross of the dead in the middle of the climb.
I also measured the radiation at the exit from the city into the forest. At the stone where the man was hit by a car.
When I was going down, I met an old woman of 70 years old from the neighboring village (her mother, 96 years old, lives in the village on the ridge). Such a climb, like to the Dyatlov Pass, was not difficult, neither for me, nor for the old woman.