Life on the slope

Today we will move to Krasavino, a neighboring city with Veliky Ustyug. Those who follow my blog have already heard about this wonderful city and have seen pictures many times. It seems that the attractions in Krasavino are not so much, the church is generally alone, there is no beautiful promenade, but there are a lot of interesting places. Krasavino wins due to the landscape - the city is located on the hills.

Today I will show how people live on the slope, or rather on the old former bank of the river of the Northern Dvina.
One of these streets is Proletarskaya Street. It is located at the foot of a high hill.
It begins at the walls of the flax-processing plant, where the Lapinka River flows from the territory of the enterprise.

There is also a road to Gorodishche - a microdistrict, which is located on a hill, that is, over Proletarskaya street.

The day was just wonderful! All I love are the fir trees in the snow and the low winter sun shines.

Further, downstream Lapinka there is another bridge. Here you can look at the location of houses and wonder how people live on the slope.

Forest from the hill just presses on the houses.

The garden is constantly tilted and the soil in spring can just slip.

The street is very long by the standards of a small city. There are almost no abandoned houses, they live everywhere.

I myself would not abandon the house in such a beautiful place!

Someone climbed high! It is difficult to get to the house on foot, let alone the car.

That's how it looks from above.

I never reached the end of the street - it's too long. Then it rests on the cottages and the bypass road.
After walking along Proletarskaya Street, I once again became convinced that people can live anywhere and adapt to any conditions of landscape, nature and weather.