This is a post to go with #WednesdayWalk challenge by @tattoodjay.


Hi, friends. Yes, I know I'm a little late, that today is Thursday, not Wednesday. But yesterday I came home late and was preparing photos for the show. I was very tired and fell asleep.
And this morning there was a lot of work and I could not get ready to write this article. Well, then. Let's get started.



I want to say that yesterday I also had a morning walk and an evening walk. The morning was frosty and the trees were covered with frost, and the road was clean. But a couple of hours after my walk it started snowing. In the evening it was already harder to walk in the snow. Today, the situation has not changed with the road surface. Public utilities have not yet started to clear the road. It seems to me that if it doesn't snow harder tomorrow, then no one will clean the road in the near future.



In the morning it was nice to walk on clean asphalt. But I knew it would all end. And I have to say - the real winter has come.



This is about the same section of road, but in the evening. The trees lost their silver attire, but the road was covered with snow. Now my walks are going to be pretty heavy. I try to walk 10 thousand steps or more every day. The worst will be in a blizzard and frost.

I walked forward, the snow also did not stop falling and kept trying to get in my face. I must say that the road back was easier, the wind was blowing at my back and most of the way I walked downhill.



The houses on this street were built around the middle of the 20th century. Some of them are made of cinder blocks. It was a cheap and very affordable material at that time. Now houses are no longer made of such blocks, they are not very healthy.



Such houses have their own special atmosphere.



There are many more such wooden houses. But a lot of similar houses have burned down over the years that I live in this locality. People are left homeless. It is especially scary if a fire occurs in winter. Where should people go in the cold?

I need to go downhill there and further to the outskirts. And the snow is coming with me.



This is the brightest place in our village. When the street lighting is turned off at night, the advertising inscription continues to glow.









On this note, I will finish the story about the first walk on the snowy road this winter. I took a lot of photos, but I'm afraid to overload you, friends, with these photos. Are you interested in this or not?
This is not my last walk. I hope so. And I will tell you about them.