Well, of course I saw the man on the roof, apart from you, he seems to be the only living soul there; it’s incredible! I love the way you describe how the system works there, and as I was reading your account I couldn’t believe it, or rather, I did, because there are plenty of places all over the world where the same thing happens, even if it isn’t so obvious. Now, if I just look at the park, it seems abandoned, but like something out of a sci fi film, futuristic, far too futuristic, and I reckon the children could go there when it’s not so hot.
Thank you for sharing the story and telling us what it’s like over there, as well as introducing us to this wonderful place, which perhaps wouldn’t go amiss with a few trees. A big hug!🤗
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RE: Tashkent Park. Ashgabat. Dead. Hot. and weird.