Then I came to the next village called Vypolzovo. It is located both in the Lower Yorga River delta and partially on the banks of the Sukhona River.
The street and the facades of the houses are facing to Yorga, that is, perpendicular to Sukhona, which slightly does not fit the historical logic.
The Sukhona River is several times larger and was the main trade route in the early 20th century.
There are more than ten houses in the village. There are many residential and mothballed ones, but not a single ruin-like one.
The road to Vypolzovo is a good dirt, but the street in the village itself is practically impassable and overgrown with grass.
Although people live in many houses.
There are few permanent residents here, but they certainly are.
It's a pity there are no huge five-walls with mezzanines...
Although one hid behind the bushes.
And the second is the most extreme in the village ... but it's all not delightful.
The layout of the village, although a classic floodplain, is quite comfortable here.
Vypolzovo "crawled" out on a small hill, which protects against flooding during the flood.
The dilapidated bathhouse is the most ruinous structure that I have found.
Although, pay attention to the extension to the house, which is behind - it looks like the wind is walking there.
Sometimes there are interesting details.
One storm has just passed...
How the next one is coming... Let me shoot normally! During the entire trip, I counted five thunderstorms!
Farewell view from the road and quckly to the next village!
To be continued...
