Ustye-Povalikhino. The left coast

The Ustye-Povalikhino is located on the bank of the Shardenga River at the place of its confluence with the Yug River. The village is located on both sides of the river, and between them there is no bridge. In Soviet times, of course, there was a bridge, but later it became unclaimed and simply disappeared.

The Ustye-Povalikhino is a rather large village - there are about thirty houses and almost no abandoned one. Here people live only in summer.

The main problem of the village is the road to it. The route is not far, but after turning on the primer, the path passes through a plowed field. Locals have repeatedly asked not to plow the road, as was done in Soviet times, but no one listens to them. Therefore, after a little rain it will be problematic to drive to the asphalt.

But despite this there are a lot of people in the village.

Children play outside, people water vegetables in the gardens, friendly dogs and cats run around.

The only house that is not in use stands slightly apart.

The Shardenga River has an unstable depth, but in the summer time the maximum depth is in the belt.

Locals wash all their clothes in the river.

Here everything is dried.

Here I understood everything: the best feeling in the village is when life is in full swing in it!

So good and easy for me for a long time was not.

Here, everything is as I like: a minimum of fences in front of houses, dense buildings and grass-covered streets.

Each in the yard a lot of flowers.

Five-wall house is the only one in whole village.

It turns out that there is no need to go far anywhere - all the cozy villages are closer than I thought.

Here, as in Skorodum, people come for the summer from other big cities.

The woman agreed to wash the carpet on camera.

At the same time in the process of striki told about the history of the village. She has an apartment in the city, but she comes here every year for the whole summer.

There is another opposite bank of the river and there are houses there too. It is imperative to be there.

To be continued...