Indian summer

August is pleased with the beautiful weather. Friends invited us to try shurpa soup and say goodbye to the summer in a cozy place on the shore. It's like I've been living here for a long time, but I did not know about the existence of such cozy corners. At the turn of the dam near the shore of the reservoir there was a bath with a gazebo and a small house. Although the law categorically prohibits construction in the water protection zone, in the 90s the "brothers-mafioso" really liked this place and "the customs gave green light." Well, as they say, although it is impossible, but if you really want, then you can.

Passage through the dam is prohibited - the path is blocked by a barrier. Sometimes prohibitions play a good role. The coast behind the barrier is surprisingly clean and neat. It is strikingly different from places where the townspeople visit picnics. There everything is covered with plastic debris and broken glass.

We are riding along a dam and find out that the holiday house of the city administration has hidden on the right on Lake K.

• And whose these elegant gazebos on the shore, there further?
• Special force department. It's like a training center ...

We drove up successfully - the shurpa already looked pretty appetizing.

Limited access has another positive aspect. Neither the dacha nor the bath have locks! There is a refrigerator and a music center in the arbor. And the most beautiful is that the territory has no fence. I just hate fences ...

Everything is done quite simply, you can even say - ascetic. Stained glass windows "hello from the 80's" clearly moved here from the village house of culture.

I asked the children: "Who will play in the hali-halo?" - "What is this?", - "Now you will know"

The adults played with the children. We laughed to tears. Then we played a bouncer, a king, and a chik. Children never looked into smartphones!

Good evening turned out :-)