Sergeyevskoye

Almost a hundred kilometers, half of which is on a broken gravel road. According to the rules, a dirt road is one that is simply drived over the ground. And the gravel road is made of an artificial embankment. And so. It was raining incessantly. With the rain pouring down, I was still ready to shoot. But, arriving at the place, it started to heavy rain....

According to the precipitation chart, the rain did not stop and there was no point in waiting, I just turned around and drove back.

Sergeyevskoye is a village in the Ust-Kubinsky district of the Vologda region. The Ustye is 25.5 km away. That is, all these kilometers I was driving on the gravel muddy from the rain.

The village stands on the Shobolga River, which flows into the Sukhona after a couple of kilometers.

When I arrived for the first time, even in heavy rain, I got out of the car and walked to the river, where there are either dugouts or baths.

In any case, I was immediately impressed by the place and I waited for the weather to return here again.

And then the day came, or rather the night...I arrived and got almost the same feeling from the place.

Almost? Strangely, in my fantasies and with only one picture in my head, this place looked much more fantastic.

And all because it was desirable.

As I've seen more than once, you can't really want to go to a place, because it's bound to fall short of expectations.

But those places where there are no images at all in my head are usually always very pleasing.

Or spontaneous places, which you turn into quite randomly in order to check what is there at all.

But still, in Sergeyevsky I got almost one hundred percent of the expected match with the real one. This is a very good indicator. And the place is magical, and the twilight is as blue as possible...Just as I wanted!