Ride in the wheel

While scientists broke spears, arguing about where the first wheel was invented, Soviet children were using wheels for games. Racing in tires was one of the favorite courtyard entertainment. Tires proportional to growth were “trackers” along roads and at landfills. A good service could serve "blat" from a friend of the uncle-tire attendant. Skating was carried out both in an individual offset in turn, and in distillation. The most desperate rolled down inside the tires with slides. In addition to tires, cameras were popular. The bigger, the better. The most chic is the cameras from the Belarus tractor. The most running cameras were cameras from "Ural", "ZIL" and "KAMAZ". In the summer, they were used as boats for swimming, in the winter, as tubs for descending from the mountains. By the way, for skiing from the mountains, empty boxes and refrigerators could well fit. The rounded doors of the Dnepr refrigerators were almost bobsled race cars.