Greetings, friends!
I called this post "Village life, or necessary things", because, having been in the village and wandering around its outskirts, you understand that there are no unnecessary things, lol.
Yes, I must say that these monochrome photographs, or rather the story, are a continuation of my previous post, which will tell the background of today and the thoughts that inspired me.
You can see and read this post by visiting @barski/photo-of-the-day-inaccessible-villages.
The communities are different, but the Hive connects them together, like the villages in which different people live, different nationalities with different traditions.
But all of them can gather under such a canopy during holidays and weddings.
The townspeople will say that this shed is made of garbage, but the villagers do not think so, this shed is about fifty years old.
Walking around the old mud house, which was sheathed with plastic clapboard, I came across a rusty tractor harrow and several sheets of slate, which lay on the ground and were covered with moss.
The cases are different, and as the saying goes, you don't know what might be useful to you the next minute. Years go by a minute, so these items lie, year after year, behind the walls of the house, away from prying eyes, so that no one would steal, lol.
An aluminum can, a useful thing, but, apparently, there was no place for it in the courtyard of the house and it was placed on the opposite side of the road, near a haystack, perhaps it will come in handy, a useful thing.
No one dared to scrap an old, rusty tractor trailer that sits on the edge of a rural cemetery, far from residential buildings, but, someone stores hay in it, I don’t know why this particular place was chosen, but it means that it was necessary and the useful thing stands in its place, almost perfectionism.
So, useful things dictate their conditions to the villagers, they occupy space, violate the interior, but what do we, city dwellers, understand in a rural interior? lol.
Photos taken with a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300 camera.
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