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1. 8 The building is, of course, dilapidated, and the landscape has a touch of Soviet-era aesthetics, but it's pleasant and doesn't have too many "rednecks." 2. 7 The forest is good, and I like the wooden structures – I don't know what they're called. Otherwise, it's a bit sparse. 3. 6 It's a shame that this isn't an individual bar in your own home. Despite the Soviet-style tiles, the atmosphere is cozy, but the boisterous "rednecks" spoil it. 4. 8 The houses and the color scheme are beautiful, the layout is a bit bizarre, but that's okay. However, having a theater behind it is not ideal – there are too many "rednecks," although it's small and not too noticeable. 5. 6 The buildings are mediocre, but the location and landscape save it. I wouldn't want to be here. 6. 9 I don't like domes, but here everything is beautiful and in moderation. 7. 6 I don't like boxy buildings and don't see anything different from everyday reality; it's slightly cozy, but nothing more. 8. 5 The round structure and the house behind it are okay, but the boxy buildings packed with "rednecks" stretching to the horizon are not my thing. 9. 7 The colorful and diverse landscape in a mild climate does its best to compensate for the small, clustered collection of glazed boxes and prevents it from losing a couple more points compared to the previous one. I would like to be here, provided that all of this is cleared away with a bulldozer or bomb and a house or two, or at least a spacious village, is built. 10. 7 It's a bit Soviet-style, but the view from the window is pleasant, and there's potential. Get rid of the old stuff, lighten up the wood, and it could be a place you'd want to be. 11. 7 I was here a few times as a child. The building on the left is just a box, but the facade on the right is interesting, plus there are no "rednecks" and the views are good; theoretically, you could want to be here
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1. 8 The building is, of course, dilapidated, and the landscape has a touch of Soviet-era aesthetics, but it's pleasant and doesn't have too many "rednecks." 2. 7 The forest is good, and I like the wooden structures – I don't know what they're called. Otherwise, it's a bit sparse. 3. 6 It's a shame that this isn't an individual bar in your own home. Despite the Soviet-style tiles, the atmosphere is cozy, but the boisterous "rednecks" spoil it. 4. 8 The houses and the color scheme are beautiful, the layout is a bit bizarre, but that's okay. However, having a theater behind it is not ideal – there are too many "rednecks," although it's small and not too noticeable. 5. 6 The buildings are mediocre, but the location and landscape save it. I wouldn't want to be here. 6. 9 I don't like domes, but here everything is beautiful and in moderation. 7. 6 I don't like boxy buildings and don't see anything different from everyday reality; it's slightly cozy, but nothing more. 8. 5 The round structure and the house behind it are okay, but the boxy buildings packed with "rednecks" stretching to the horizon are not my thing. 9. 7 The colorful and diverse landscape in a mild climate does its best to compensate for the small, clustered collection of glazed boxes and prevents it from losing a couple more points compared to the previous one. I would like to be here, provided that all of this is cleared away with a bulldozer or bomb and a house or two, or at least a spacious village, is built. 10. 7 It's a bit Soviet-style, but the view from the window is pleasant, and there's potential. Get rid of the old stuff, lighten up the wood, and it could be a place you'd want to be. 11. 7 I was here a few times as a child. The building on the left is just a box, but the facade on the right is interesting, plus there are no "rednecks" and the views are good; theoretically, you could want to be here
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