We have sunny weather yesterday and today, and I was going to show you pictures of a sunny city, but it turned out to be unrealizable. It is sunny, but cold. Our feet are freezing, our fingers are freezing, our smartphone battery is freezing. So I walked a little and did not take pictures. So I will show you the photos I took a few days ago. The weather is gloomy and gray, but not very cold.
Text: "we're cold."
The photo shows the Krasnogvardeysky bridge. Tubes, which are attached to granite pedestals, are decorations for Christmas, they shine at night. It turns out beautifully. A small area near the bridge is one of the favorite places for St. Petersburg pigeons.
The authors of this inscription on the bench are self-critical.
I took this picture for memory. This artist is famous for his performance in a huge hall and for ignoring quarantine. I used to live and did not know that there was a singer Basta. Now I not only know about his existence, but I even listened to one song. He sings about the fact that the next generation will be better both to live and to sing. I really hope so.
If you decided that the owner of this car is a fan of vegetables, you were wrong. This is just an advertisement. The building in the background is the palace of Grand Duke Nicholas. Trade unions, travel agencies and other offices are living in this building now. In the semi-basement floor is a dining room. It can be accessed through this wooden door. The dining room tries to attract more visitors, but should not place publicity on this building, because it is a monument of architecture.
This is Alexander Garden, on the right is the Admiralty building. Every year I am surprised that the grass on lawns remains green even in December. Not a single leaf on the trees anymore, but the grass is still green.
I reached the Palace Square. This square is beautiful even in such gloomy weather.
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| Smartphone | Xiaomi Redmi 3 |
| Location | Saint Petersburg, Russia |
This is my entry for the #WednesdayWalk challenge by @tattoodjay.