Mirror of streets - 3

The next neighborhood of Veliky Ustyug is called Borki. It is located in close proximity to the pine forest, so this name. Pines are also found in the residential area of ​​the microdistrict.

As usual, I'm primarily interested in dilapidated and old residential architecture, as well as the arrangement of streets and yards.

Lesnikov Lane.

The neighborhood of Borki consists of a private one-story sector, multi-apartment two-story wooden houses and brick multi-storey buildings. In general, housing for every taste and color.

"Mom, Dad, I want to have my own room!" – "All right, son! Will be done!"

And Borki is the realm of sheds.

This photo was taken in the early morning. It's not very nice to take pictures of houses and yards, when people not only look at you askew, but also ask a lot of unnecessary questions.

And in general, the light is very pleasant at 5 am!
Krasavinskaya Street.

Crossroads of Krasavinskaya Street with Pine Lane.

On Borki (as the locals say) there are no asphalted roads.
Pionerskaya Street.

Check in for the continuation of Krasavinskaya Street.

Housing to choose from: a brick five-story building, a frame house and a usual wooden one.

Almost in every yard there are wooden paths - it's very pleasant to walk by them!

The most common kind of houses in this neighborhood.

And this is the street of Fedot Popov (the man who opened the Bering Strait).

More details in the next part. To be continued...