Even before arriving to the place a guide told us that a tame dolphin 
Richi lives on the beach of Pitsunda, and if we will be lucky we will 
see him. The beach appeared to be huge, a lot of people, especially near 
from a fishing boat. From far away I saw that people were literally 
grabbing and riding a dolphin, and I rushed to the sea, too. I wanted to 
touch the dolphin very much! And he was maneuvering so well among the 
people, swimming at the depth of a child's belt! That's where we've 
touched the dolphin a lot, swimming by your legs! His fin had a letter 
"P". Such a smartie! Will swim like 10m away from the beach, will do 
several saltos, real saltos, not just surfacing, then will slap his tail 
at water several times, and swims back to people along the beach. And 
everybody was touching him again!!! Fishermen from the boat were feeding 
him fish, that's why he was swimming in this area. The skin of the dolphin 
is soft and slick for a touch. Our joy had no limits!!! A real dolphin 
was swimming around me! Our time in Pitsunda was coming to an end, we 
already had to go change the dress and back to the bus. I almost wanted 
to give up on an excursion, stay here for a day with the dolphin. But 
some boat lured him after them, throwing fish in the sea. And Richi 
swam far away into the sea after the boat. We bathed and got back to the 
bus. It appeared that nobody else from the bus have seen the dolphin, we 
were the only ones who swam with him out of the whole bus.