Scaevola

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My name is Scaevola (she/her) 🐑

My main interests (this is of course not all): history, philosophy, literature, in principle I love art in all its manifestations. +I play the flute and piano.

DNI: people who support any form of oppression.

🇷🇺 I live in Russia, but of course I am radically against the current government.

I think on this account I will publish various things related to history and philosophy. Maybe my drawings?

source: Marshals Napoleon Bonaparte, Yakov Nersesov

Abandoned Pioneer Camp "OCEAN"

The camp was built in 1969 as a pioneer camp, and after the collapse of the USSR it became a health camp.

The camp was closed in 2017. In 2023, the land area is 165,760 square meters. m was put up for sale, but there were no buyers.

Personally, I can assume that it was closed due to a fire in the boiler room that occurred when the camp was still operating.

I continue to share my photos (sorry for the low quality), and by the way, these photos were taken quite a long time ago. I don't exactly remember what this building is (I couldn't find anything on the internet either), but I'd assume it's a mansion.

It's a pity that I lost the video of how I got there, because we had to climb through a ventilation system that was installed in an abandoned bomb shelter.

Going back to the topic of having a bad camera, I will say that I am currently planning to save up for a new one. (these photos were taken with my phone, but I want to get a camera)

Mikhailovskaya cottage.

Initially, Mikhailovka included several dacha plots from the early 18th century. In addition, the territory was home to the Menshikov estate "Favorit" and the dacha of Ivan Streshnev, a stolnik.

Later, in May 1834, the "Moncalm" and "Hetman" estates were acquired for Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolaevich, the two-year-old son of Nicholas I. This is where the estate got its current name.

The total area of the park surrounding the estate is 106 hectares.

The first photo was taken around 1910.The rest of the photos were taken by me quite recently (on January 17, to be precise). I am very sorry that such a beautiful building is not being restored, and its condition is getting worse every year （┬┬＿┬┬）