The same snow cover remained in Sokol as in my previous visits. One snowfall created beauty for a long time.
Miracles are happening to me again, and I don't even notice it.
As I have already said, for a long time I was mentally going to "conquer" the Sokolsky yards, but I still did not dare.
And just when I thought that if it were a beautiful frosty or snowy winter, I would immediately go to take pictures.
The snowfall did not take long to arrive, and in a short time it had already captured almost all the neighborhoods of this city.
It's only now that I realized that all I had to do was ask and it all came true!
The courtyards here are interesting and cozy, although it can be gloomy in places.
It's a pity that all this is becoming a thing of the past...although, it seems to me, the residents of such houses are only happy about it.
Many houses are painted in different colors.
The most cozy place among the courtyards in the Soldek neighborhood is located near the Leschevka river.
Somewhere in the undergrowth there are outbuildings that look like dugouts.
But I did not find their obvious presence...except for a couple of structures.
Any bridge, even the smallest one, must be visited.
I don't know why, but bridges attract me and there's a special atmosphere around them.
I will definitely visit this place in the summer!
It turned out to be a bit gloomy beyond Leschevka: there were a lot of abandoned houses.
And finally, I left the brick and panel blocks.
I thought it would not be as interesting as among the barracks, but here my eye was also pleased with the presence of interesting things.
The most unusual place inside the block with five–story buildings is where the children of the big panels are standing – two-story mini-panels.
There is even a trial version of panel house.
Six two-storey houses in a row stand very close to each other.
I remember when I wrote about wanting to capture the yards of the Falcon, I attached frames from Yandex panoramas to the post and there were these houses.
It's been more than three years and now I'm among them!
Soldek is by far the most interesting neighborhood in Sokol that I have passed!