Travel notes. Basargino

I haven't had travel notes for a long time! I can't even remember when they were. And every time I start by explaining what kind of genre travel notes are. I can explain it now. These are pictures taken on the move, on the run, from a car window, or during a trip.

Basargino is located about ten kilometers from Gryazovets (a district center in the Vologda region).

The village is located on the elevation difference formed by the Nurma River.

Beyond Nurma is Rostilovo, the extreme settlement of the Vologda region on the Vologda-Rostilovo highway.

In general, this is called the Old Moscow highway.

The most boring places are always along some highway, but there are exceptions.

Basargino looks like an ordinary Russian village and it attracts.

And this village is bustling with life.

I love it when the village looks alive, without metal fences.

And it's amazing that the village is real on a busy highway.

This usually happens in the outback, where there are no roads.

And I'm moving on...to study Rostylovo. But not during the day, but at night. There must be dugouts!