Krasavino. Raliway area

I walked around the whole town of Krasavino several times in a long time, but it never bothers to walk around this marvelous city. In this wonderful place I will always find something new or well forgotten old. But one district I has not captured since I documented dilapidated housing. And this time I finally got to the most distant neighborhood, where the railway station is located.

As in Veliky Ustyug, in Krasavino the railway station is far outside the city. In this case, you need to drive six kilometers from the city center.

I think that neighborhoods where there are railway stations in any city look sad and depressive. Housing here was built only for employees serving the railway branch.

Here everything is still good and dilapidated housing is missing, but the depressive atmosphere has not disappeared anywhere.

Apartment houses made of brick in a single-story design are a feature of this neighborhood.

And the sheds are wooden, like everywhere else.

And long.

New swing against the backdrop of a dilapidated barn.

A place to remove dust from carpets, as well as a place to dry them.

In the district of the railway city Krasavino one main street, on which there are two brick two-storey apartment buildings.

In the courtyard, everything has been landscaped on its own from scrap materials. Flowerbeds from old car tires.

Arbor - from old doors, refrigerators, drawers...

The linen is dried on the street at any time of the year.

Probably due to the fact that the house has no balconies.

The railway station itself was renovated in a modern way. The year of construction on the steps of the platform is paved - 1971.

Lines here are few, trains do not stay in this place.

Service building.

In this neighborhood there is a large sawmill... and that's it. There is nothing more here.

Behind the forest wilderness for tens of kilometers.

The Krasavino microdistrict is the most depressed and forgotten place.

Gradually there will be nothing left.

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Veliky ustyug district, Vologda region, Russia
Canon 6d, Ef 17-35L