Recently, a new bus route, No. 100, was opened in our city. It connects Vasilyevsky Island and the Baltic Station. I decided to go to Vasilievsky Island on this new bus. I got off the bus on line 17 and went towards the Smolenka River.
My first find is an inscription on the pavement "City of Changes." I do not know how true this inscription is - in this area of the city, little has changed over the past 20 years.
In one of the courtyards I found an old Volga car. I was especially surprised by its numbers. The letters "ЛД" mean "Leningrad", that is, the license plate was received no later than in the 1980s.
In another courtyard is a kindergarten. A wooden train was built near the entrance. There is a telephone on one of the benches of this train. This is a disk telephone; not only numbers, but also letters were used to dial the number. Such telephone numbers were canceled long before my birth.
In the next courtyard, I noticed an unusual elevator. A sheet of paper with a hand-written poem was attached to the bottom of the elevator shaft. It is located rather high, as far as I could see, the text is devoted to thoughts about fate.
Meanwhile, the rain intensified, and I decided to return home. The inscription on the wall of the house near the bus stop: "Kindness. Love."
This is my entry for the #wednesdaywalk challenge by 