Night outskirts of the city

Once I decided to take a walk not in the center of the city or residential quarters, but on the outskirts, where the industrial zone is mainly located.

Kirov Street is one of the longest streets in Veliky Ustyug. It starts from the bank of the Sukhona River, crosses the whole city across and merges seamlessly with the regional highway.
The old skidder is located on the pedestal near the tractor spare parts shop. Good promotion!

Very close to the very end of Kirov Street, something similar happened: the old Moskvich was placed on an iron support near a car wash.

A great way to prolong the old car life...albeit not quite for the intended purpose!

A good attempt to lure the client, but I still go to another wash.

Further, Kirov Street goes straight, and Transport Street adjoins it, where there is also a continuous industrial zone and a bus station. Removed from Pushkin Street, which also adjoins Transport Street.

According to Pushkin st., I went to the microdistrict "Hill".

Street lighting was turned off at 11 p.m. It was very dark.

Passing patrol policemen were very surprised (or frightened) when I came out of the dark. They stopped me and asked what I was doing. Seeing the tripod and the camera, quickly retreated.

Without lanterns, it's not interesting to shoot: the sky is not so dark and the Milky Way is not visible, and the rest of the objects are all in the dark.

So I went home. That's my yard.

The nights are getting darker and the photos taken at this time are getting bigger!