That's what the universe was preparing me for, no wonder I forgot the tripod! Gavrilkovo is located closer to Vologda, but it is almost 15 kilometers away from the highway. On the way to this place, a heavy snowfall with wind began, a blizzard simply.
The village of Gavrilkovo is bigger than Vragovo and Pionersky!
Structure of the settlement is quite interesting: three streets branch off from the center in different directions and there are three sectors of different eras (Soviet, vintage, and... I don't know what to call it).
There is also a large stone church in Gavrilkovo.
You can't take pictures from a tripod in a snowfall - you need short exposures, which means that the ISO still needs to be lifted.
In the old part of the village, there are old huts of the same type along the street.
As always, one-story barracks with two or three apartments are located in the Soviet part.
But in one of the sectors, I didn't understand what it was: the houses were made like huts, but they were all the same. Apparently, it was some kind of massive typical building in the old style. And the structure of these houses is hardly log.
Panel rooms...barracks...for an ordinary hut style..?
...The snowfall was getting heavier, then almost stopped.
On the way to the village of Gavrilkov, a hare ran across my path.
The road is very heavily covered, my car tracks are not visible...but there are traces of wild animals everywhere.
It was as if they were running around in front of me, frolicking in a crowd.
Gavrilkovo left behind one of the best impressions of the entire Mezhdurechensk district.
I had been here for work before, but I didn't really remember this place and it was like new to me.
Thank you, universe, for leaving the tripod at home - otherwise I would not have come here, but would have spent all my time on the first two villages, which turned out to be boring.
For the sake of a snowstorm in Gavrilkovo, it was worth traveling so far and returning so late!