St. Nicholas gardens — Parks and gardens of St. Petersburg.

On a beautiful September days
I decided to walk along the embankments of the canals of St. Petersburg.
On the way happened to look in the shady garden,
what settled around the St. Nicholas Naval Cathedral.

Walking was not a lot in this everyday day.
Everywhere there were free benches for rest.

Passing along the path in back garden,
suddenly found a lot
small .....Cops

So I thought in the beginning.
Apparently this is a RAID from the nearby kindergarten.

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A little further in the Park,
the monument to the heroes of the battleship
"Emperor Alexander III".

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It is a granite obelisk, dedicated to the sailors
killed in the battle of Tsushima in 1905.

The monument was created by sculptor A. Aubert and architect J. ProTeam.
Was opened in 1908.

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Just a hundred metres further on,
saw a small but pretty fountain.

I have often walked in this Park,
but something happened that never reached the fountain.

Here is met.

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Good to be here.
In this quiet and cozy place in the center of St. Petersburg.

It's time to continue on my way,
I hurried to the exit of the Park.

The garden is fenced on all sides.
There are only two entry and exit.
And that's good. There is no such thing
as "thoroughfare".

On this
today's walk in the Nikolsky garden ends.

Will Peter come....

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