Snowdrift-Car

Hello my friends.

I'm not a wizard or a magician, I'm just learning to be one.

I was away from home for almost a week. There were 4 days off in Russia and I decided to devote this time to a little trip. This morning I came home and saw a snowdrift not far from my entrance. By the way, there is a car from the last century next to the snowdrift. I can't even imagine how you can drive such a car in a city where traffic jams are constantly happening and you have to constantly work with the clutch and brake with acceleration.

I tried to strain my brain and realized that this car has been standing in this place without movement since last fall. It is likely that its owner left the country because of the threat of mobilization for a "special military operation". This car can just be attributed to the category of youth cars.



Here is another car-a snowdrift in our yard. Why didn't I notice it before? Probably because I don't drive my car into the yard. There is no free parking space here. Where can it come from if half of the yard is occupied by the construction of a new multi-apartment multi-story building, and the remaining space is occupied by such snowdrop cars?






I really want to know - what is under this snow pile? What if there's a car? I already showed a month and a half ago how someone filled up a car with a huge snow-ice pile in the parking lot next to the store.
Places for overnight car parking are a big problem in our city, especially in winter. The snow is to blame for everything.