UglichMapOctober 25–26, 2013 It’s all sunshine and rainbows here. ![]() Uglich is a bit spoiled by tourists, but hasn’t lost its true colors. ![]() It’s still innocent, provincial and charming. ![]() A playground. ![]() A pretty lamppost. ![]() The waterfront. ![]() The trees that grow in the Uglich kremlin have a lot of birds living on them. ![]() The street which runs parallel to the main one. ![]() The main thing that differentiates the main street is that dilapidated buildings are covered up with facades printed on vinyl. Then again, the printed facades are also falling into disrepair. ![]() A fence. ![]() On the central square. ![]() The benchmark of Russian business advertising. ![]() Computers, laptops, office equipment. Pharmacy. Loans, savings accounts. Headscarves. Express-loans. Pravoposadsky headscarves. A blacksmith with a sense of humor. ![]() Nanotechnologies Some surviving beauty. ![]() Street signs. ![]() A lawn. ![]() Life. ![]() It’s wonderful that Russia still has some cities without sidewalks. ![]() |
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