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Photo tour.

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I suggest that in this thread, we share photos of the landmarks in our cities. Considering that people from various parts of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and other countries are registered on the forum, we all have something to show. At least, I would be curious to see it. It's like a virtual tour without leaving home, which is what the title of this thread implies. One condition: all photos must be captioned. If you post a photo of a museum, write what museum it is, etc. And, if possible/desired, add some brief comments. To get things started, I'll begin. Unfortunately, I don't have many photos of Perm. But nevertheless, I'll share what I have. 1. View from the window of the Vaishan. You can see the river, called Kama. 2. The Kama Bridge and, accordingly, the Kama River. 3. Since I've started on the water theme: the Sylva River - a tributary of the Kama. Cloudy weather, a storm is brewing. We usually go to the Sylva in the summer. It's a nice river. Warm. Clean. Beautiful. 4. The essence of the photo is the same as in the previous one, but this one looks better, in my opinion. 5. Here, we are returning from the Sylva. The clouds have already reached Sadovy. Yes, the panorama of the "Sadovy" district is visible in this photo. By the way, it's a fairly densely populated district by Perm standards. My house is nearby, but it's not visible here. 6. I don't even know how to comment on this... Just a photo. That's all for today... And I can count the interesting photos I have on my fingers... Well, now there will be an incentive to take more photos of my favorite city. I'm waiting for your photos! P.S. I think it's not entirely necessary to post photos of exactly your city. Or even a city at all. But it's still worth sticking to the topic. P.P.S. Try to filter the photos... There's no need to post things that everyone can see in their backyard every day (for example, some amateur graffiti, etc.)
O God of Earth and Altar,
Bow down and hear our cry,
Our earthly rulers falter,
Our people drift and die,
The walls of gold entomb us,
The swords of scorn divide,
Take not thy thunder from us,
Take away our pride.


G.K. Chesterton: English Hymnal