It’s sad to see that beautiful building fall into such disrepair. What does the label say above the entrance? What building is it?
It says “kirovsk”.
label: KIROVSK (this city) I think, this is something like “culture house” of the mine/factory/plant
The building with “Kirovsk” writing is a railroad station.
Beautiful pictures.
Oh I love these pics. Kraseevy!!!
Great pictures I would like to see the same taken during the summer.
In summer you will be disappointed for sure. Snow takes a lot of the ugliness of the average soviet-city away, as is proved in these pictures.
The beautiful landscape is completely spoiled by those ungainly grey apartment buildings. Check picture 9.
I love the night/darkness photos. The beautiful colorful lights in the sky make the city like a giant disco! 🙂
ok, who’s going with me for a trip to the north? 😉 it’s beautiful
Looks like the town is well managed. Snow removal, ect.
how cool!
they even have a ski resort
During summer it will probably be less beautiful. Snow is a blessing for ugly cities and buildings. Look how those grey apartment buildings are soiling the landscape… 🙁
I love the nature. I don’t like what people did to it.
Dear friend MaxD,
Look on a bright sidethose gray apartment buildings are probably full of young Russian ladies looking for nice man to take them to a dinner, disco, and later on . . . you know.
“Nice man” should read as “[u]not[/u] some filthy non-European”.
I agree. It would take millions to get me to move to this cold, desolate place.
Look on a bright side–those gray apartment buildings are probably full of young Russian ladies looking for nice man to take them to a dinner, disco, and later on . . . you know.
:))
Exibir mapa ampliado
ahhhhh . . . “Life in a Northern Town.”
What a great web site! I have often admired the Russian people and their ability to thrive in very harsh conditions and under sometimes very heavy-handed rulers. What a shame that so many barriers have existed between the United States and Russia. I hope that the future will find our countries as friends, but somehow I think it may not ever happen. Great site.
Well said! I just want to add, that the barriers are set by polititians and for polititians. I wish that it would not stop people of our countries from being friends.
фото #17 как Хиросима после ядерного удара D:
truly amazing!
it’s a shame that they’re too small for a wallpaper 🙁
Excellent view! But this town is turning up on the extreme north, and there very difficult life.
Imagine growing up there, like on the end of the world. I couldn’t do it
I’m first again!!!!
And this is PHOTOSHOP!!!!
LMAO!
more Kirovsk photo (1 year ago)
http://gallery.ru/watch?a=cl-OCg
Beautiful photographs. Thanks for posting.
first
Really beautiful shots, used one as my desktop!
It’s sad to see that beautiful building fall into such disrepair. What does the label say above the entrance? What building is it?
It says “kirovsk”.
label: KIROVSK (this city)
I think, this is something like “culture house” of the mine/factory/plant
The building with “Kirovsk” writing is a railroad station.
Beautiful pictures.
Oh I love these pics. Kraseevy!!!
Great pictures I would like to see the same taken during the summer.
In summer you will be disappointed for sure. Snow takes a lot of the ugliness of the average soviet-city away, as is proved in these pictures.
The beautiful landscape is completely spoiled by those ungainly grey apartment buildings. Check picture 9.
I love the night/darkness photos. The beautiful colorful lights in the sky make the city like a giant disco! 🙂
ok, who’s going with me for a trip to the north? 😉
it’s beautiful
Looks like the town is well managed. Snow removal, ect.
how cool!
they even have a ski resort
During summer it will probably be less beautiful. Snow is a blessing for ugly cities and buildings. Look how those grey apartment buildings are soiling the landscape… 🙁
I love the nature. I don’t like what people did to it.
Dear friend MaxD,
Look on a bright sidethose gray apartment buildings are probably full of young Russian ladies looking for nice man to take them to a dinner, disco, and later on . . . you know.
“Nice man” should read as “[u]not[/u] some filthy non-European”.
I agree. It would take millions to get me to move to this cold, desolate place.
Look on a bright side–those gray apartment buildings are probably full of young Russian ladies looking for nice man to take them to a dinner, disco, and later on . . . you know.
:))
Exibir mapa ampliado
ahhhhh . . . “Life in a Northern Town.”
What a great web site! I have often admired the Russian people and their ability to thrive in very harsh conditions and under sometimes very heavy-handed rulers. What a shame that so many barriers have existed between the United States and Russia. I hope that the future will find our countries as friends, but somehow I think it may not ever happen. Great site.
Well said!
I just want to add, that the barriers are set by polititians and for polititians. I wish that it would not stop people of our countries from being friends.
фото #17 как Хиросима после ядерного удара D:
truly amazing!
it’s a shame that they’re too small for a wallpaper 🙁
Excellent view! But this town is turning up on the extreme north, and there very difficult life.
Imagine growing up there, like on the end of the world. I couldn’t do it
Very Beautiful!