Ratel's photos #11 Travel to the Abandoned Children's Camp
This object is far beyond the city. So I had to buy tickets for the shuttle bus, and carefully check with the navigator, so as not to miss the necessary stop.
We reached the necessary village, and right at the stop we were met by an abandoned school. That's what we did not expect! Inside, everything is empty and painted by local children. The state is extremely sad, and it seems that this has never been a school, but some kind of unfinished. But, judging by the inscriptions, the school still was.
The path to the abandoned camp lay across the village. Guided by the navigation on the smartphone (thanks to my favorite navigation application - "maps.me"), we walked a few km along the village, and then turned into a forest.
Walking along the rolled path, they came out on some dirt road, which was filled with an incredible amount of dust. The slightest whiff of wind, and kilograms of dust instantly soared upward. And it was like some kind of Silent Hill.
And finally, having passed through a forest full of mites and dense thickets, we reached the desired place.
We went into a once-living room. Judging by its size, and the number of rooms, there probably lived educators.
Inside everything is gray and empty. There remained some furniture, cabinets, interior items. And most importantly - silence ... only the wind forces to knock the remaining and skewed window frames
In the yard there was a ruined porch.
A little farther from the living quarters and verandas were, I believe, living quarters for children, or something like that.
Inside, it's pretty sad. Being in them, you feel melancholy, and some kind of contrast, like everything was before, and what it is now.
In some places there were posters.
Near was, apparently, a kind of entertainment building ...
... it was very dark in the assembly hall.
And also something like a make-up room. In which stood the remains of the dynamics and other equipment.
On the second floor everything is much more cheerful and lighter. Logo of the camp, various motivating slogans.
Also there was a library. From which there are a lot of children's books.
And also different children's creativity.
And my favorite photo is a dumped doll.
We returned back where we started. It remains to bypass several small buildings.
Something similar to the dining room. With unusually holey floors.
And this is probably a boiler room.
First-aid post. In which, for some reason, there was a lighting control panel.
And also this strange photo.
A small house, emm ... director, or someone like that.
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Widow walking. We went to another facility (also an abandoned children's camp.), Which was very far away. And we went through the forest to the track. They went for a long, very long time.
By the way, it is worth saying that the weather was hot, and nothing foreshadowed the rain. But all of a sudden, whence do not ... the clouds appeared ..
And then it began to rain ... heavy rain! And there was nowhere to hide. The track, the field around and nothing more. So we walked in the rain, all wet. Fortunately, a good man was found and drove us to the city. As a result, we walked about 35 km.
Eh, if it were not rain, we would have reached another camp, because there were very few left!
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