Road to the sea (visual story of 22 photos)

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Last time we started our walk through the new buildings in the evening. The next morning, I did not expect that there would be sun and ... the sunrise overslept ... shame on my gray hairs. I went outside when the sun had already risen from the horizon. Of course, I hurried to the sea. But my road passed by houses under construction and I could not pass by just like that.

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As you can see, the colors came to life in the rays of the sun. Since there is no general plan for architectural development, everyone decides for himself what his house should be like. Hence the wide variety of designs and materials.

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This pleasant house has not yet reached the sun's rays, but the natural color of the pine logs still makes it fresh and cheerful.

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And here is the direct road to the sea, it goes down. The closer to the coast, the more expensive the plots of land and the richer the houses.

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Here the slope begins and you either have to dig a pit or use piles.

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This design impressed me more than others. It looks like a 3-storey log house will be built here. It will be interesting to see the end result. I think from the height of the last floor there will be a gorgeous view of the sea.

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And here is the sea itself. But that's another story.

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CameraSony A7М2
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LocationRussia
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