Once again I found myself in this beautiful place. Well, since I've already been here once, then I need to explore the places I haven't been to yet.
I immediately headed to the opposite side of the Syamzhena River.
The whole village (the district center in the Vologda region) it consists of height differences and a slightly chaotic arrangement of streets.
There are also a lot of pines in Syamzha, which means that the soil is sandy and there is little dirt.
There are many district centers where there are pine trees. In such places, it immediately becomes somehow more cozy.
There are also dugouts in Syamzha, which are in excellent condition used for their intended purpose to this day!
But for the entire route I traveled that day, I met only one place with them.
Of course I would have taken pictures here at night, but the trip was too short.
I managed to get around quite a few places, but they all turned out to be interesting.
Street scenes in such places, you know, is almost impossible to find.
Although last summer the traffic was much more active here.
The population is usually decreasing every year in such places, but it is surprisingly growing here.
At the moment, the number of residents exceeds 4,000 people.
Maybe because Syamzha is located on the federal highway M8 "Kholmogory"?
Or maybe because the place is beautiful here?
I wouldn't want to live here, even though I like everything here.
It's too rustic quiet here.
I like it when you can walk along the river. But this is the second place, after Chagoda, where no attention is paid to hiking trails near the shore.
I tried to pass in one place and I managed it with difficulty.
But suspension bridges, of course, cover this disadvantage with a vengeance!
To be continued...