In the central part of the village of Shuiskoye there are also ordinary apartment huts.
I remind you that Shuiskoye is a village in the Vologda Oblast of Russia, the administrative center of the Mezhdurechensky district and Sukhonsky rural settlement.
And next to the new supermarket there may be stand (or lie) a destroyed barn.
The layout of the courtyards corresponds to the type of houses. Somehow cleverly said. In short, if the house is a hut, then in the courtyard there are barns, baths and garages.
Caps.
Windows.
Doors
Drying clothes are one of my favorite elements of old courtyards.
Here's how you can like this stuff? But I feel something looking at this photo. And I, too, felt something when I was standing in that place.
Reportage photographers would appreciate this landscape. And landscape photographers would call this photo amateurish. It seems we are doing one thing - taking pictures, painting with light, but how different and often opposite in philosophy are the genres of photography.
The degree of antiquity of a particular settlement can be judged by the surviving wooden walkways.
Shuiskoye is a district center. But I felt something else. I definitely liked it here, and I felt the artistic potential of this place. I must somehow try to come back here. Ideally: during an ice drift on a sunny evening.
Again I want to feel in the ancient narrow streets of Shuiskoye.
There are fewer such ancient settlements.
Walkways' crossways.
That's all.