Bereznik is a village in the Vologda district of the Vologda region. The distance from Vologda is 72 km along the A119 highway. There was a suspicion of dugouts in this place and it was not confirmed.
The village itself is similar to many others that stand along the highway along the left shore of Kubensky Lake.
But I enjoyed the walk – the weather conditions and the awakening nature allowed me to do it.
Frogs croaked, nightingales sang, and a light spring rain fell...Something was rustling in the grass.
By the way, it's not the first year that I've noticed rustling in last year's dry foliage in May.
This time I decided to find out who is making these sounds.
May be bugs? Ticks? Rodents? Everything is simpler and more banal – these are earthworms.
Instead of the expected dugouts, there were garages, baths and old stables.
There are brick apartment buildings in Bereznik.
As well as three-storey panels. There is a school and a kindergarten.
I did find a couple of single cellars, but by accident.
They are not defined on the map in these places.
It was the first relatively warm night...after an unrelentingly cold spring.
Quiet, cozy, but a little boring.
Nature itself saved the atmosphere and the feeling of the place.
