Ananyino

Ananyino is a microdistrict of Vologda, located in the West of the city limits. The former settlement is located on the banks of the Toshnya River.

There are places where there are sensations, but they are not as bright as we would like.

Ananyino is surrounded by suburban garden plots.

In general, there are a couple of quarters with apartment buildings.

There are interesting and even cozy places.

But it's not enough here.

I think it would be more interesting here in the summer.

I didn't visit many places because of the darkness, for example, the bank of the Toshnya River and the suspension bridge.

All the most interesting things are concentrated near one central street.

Everything outside of it is a private cottage sector with the most boring views with fences and tasteless architecture.

The houses here are not old.

I found only one dilapidated barrack, which is on the verge of relocation.

No sheds, no baths, no dugouts – there is nothing interesting.

Although in one place I found a pond near the houses.

And only one more or less interesting two-story barn in one of the courtyards.

This is probably the most atmospheric place.

I didn't expect anything outstanding from Anagnino. It's just that this locality was next in line.

In general, I started the study quite strangely: clockwise, starting from the east and then I will go in a spiral as I move away from Vologda.

And maybe then I'll take it and break the whole sequence.

It is easy to get to Ananyino both through the city and along the bypass ring road.

Ananyino can be divided into two parts, where the second part is occupied by the industrial zone.

The only disadvantage is that there is no passage from the Lukyanovo microdistrict, that is, from the north-western direction.

But as I said, the bypass road will help in everything.

Here is An Ananyino, where in places it was even scary because of drunk people near the store.

I know for sure that I will not want to go to the yards here anymore and I will definitely want to go to the river bank.

It turned out to be a little unsaid.

I think I will come back here in the summer and in a different way.