So I went through the whole Sokol in search of dugouts, so I captured them all... I had high hopes for the Sokol dugouts. This city pleased and disappointed me at the same time.
There were once a huge number of structures for storing vegetables here, but only a small part has been preserved.
I passed by the Glushitsa River many times and saw these cellars.
But when I arrived at the place this time, for some reason I found very few of them. It seemed to me that there were more of them here.
As usual, I had to make my way through tall thickets of grass.
The dugouts stand on the edge of the cliff, which is the bank of the river.
Everything is abandoned and destroyed. They won't have long left... That's how everyone else disappeared...
Oh, if all the places where the dugouts used to stand had been preserved, then there would be ten times more pictures with them.
It often happens that after a while I find more locations.
Maybe someday I'll come across more dugouts in Sokol.
I was worried about the atmosphere, but here it turned out to be surprisingly mystical...as always among the cellars.
And as always, it's sad when I end up with some place that I've been to more than once and managed to love it.
I want more...but that's all for now.
The Sokolsky district as a whole is rich in vegetable storages, especially the triangular ones that I like.
And the Yonsa River has even less...There's nothing left at all.
To be continued...
