It is very difficult to take pictures in a shop if you have gloves on your hands and a mask on your face. So I decided to do a little different today. I didn't go to the store with my camera. I took a camera and walked down the street, taking pictures of the entrances and shop windows of the shops. Most of the shops and service companies have already opened in our city, so almost all the doors you see in the photos are open. There are two exceptions, they are at the very beginning and at the very end of the story.
The Chinese restaurant has closed for a long time, probably forever. Chinese and Korean cafes and restaurants in our city are primarily aimed at tourists from Asian countries. Tourists are brought to such restaurants by bus, there are preliminary agreements with travel agencies. Ordinary cafes work to order, their food is delivered by courier or bought on take-out. But the number of customers at these Chinese restaurants has decreased so much that they had to close.
It's a small shop with two counters. One counter sells fruits and vegetables, the other sells confectionery. It's not a supermarket, the seller weighs the goods at the time of sale.
It's a pretty big supermarket. It works nonstop, 24 hours a day. The door in the title photo is the door of this store.
The pharmacy is located on the next corner.
The next door is a farm store. Here you can buy milk, sour cream, honey, meat. In addition, they sell cheeses, sausages and confectionery.
Nearby is a bakery. This is a good bakery, besides bread you can buy delicious pies. There are tables inside, but until the quarantine is over, coffee to go is on sale only.
The next door in the same house is a cosmetics and household products store. On the doors of this store ads are clearly visible. On the right it is written that it is necessary to use a mask and keep a distance. On the left offer to buy goods with delivery.
The next store is a grocery supermarket. It's open 24 hours, no breaks, too.
The next working point of sale is a stall where magazines and newspapers are sold. Does anyone else read them?
The next door is another bakery.
The first door is a store selling fruit and vegetables. The second door leads to an appliance and toy store.
These several shops and a stall are very close together, I took a general picture.
And the last door I photographed on my walk today. It's a beauty studio. The barbershops are closed for now. I walked along English Avenue in St. Petersburg and walked less than 300 meters.
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| Smartphone | Xiaomi Redmi 3 |
| Location | Saint Petersburg, Russia |
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