Graffiti Polygon (17pics)

Greetings, my friends
I thought I knew the streets of the city well, but it turned out that they sometimes change. In the summer I used to walk along the city embankment, in city parks, or outside the city. But with the onset of autumn, I began to walk along city streets more often, because the daylight hours became shorter, and walking along deserted streets became more interesting.
On one of these days, I saw something unusual on one of the streets I know. Graffiti. This is very rare in our city. I saw a real graffiti polygon.

Friends, I invite you to walk with me along the concrete fence and look at this marine-themed graffiti landfill. I was interested in the question, what is behind this fence? During my youth, I often walked along this street, but I never paid attention to this fence. Maybe even now I would not have thought about what is behind the fence, but graffiti posed such a question to me.









An old wooden house. The masters of rock art even put their mysterious inscriptions on it. In this part of the city you can find many such abandoned wooden houses. They are waiting for the hour of their dismantling. Activists of urban stories sometimes stand up for these old houses, considering them some kind of historical landmarks. It seems to me that this house will stand in this place for a long time. No one will build anything on this place. Do you know why, friends? The answer lies in the following photographs. This has nothing to do with its historical value.












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Here is the answer to the question of the impossibility of demolishing the old house. There is some kind of military facility behind the fence. I absolutely do not remember having seen this door with a star before.
By the way, the inscription next to the checkpoint says that our city had different names at different times during its official existence: Khlynov-Vyatka-Kirov. Next year the city will celebrate its 650th birthday.

















What is behind the fence is not very interesting to me. I am much more interested in the image on the fence and whether there will be similar fences on other streets. If all the concrete fences were so decorated, it would be very cool!