In the village of Bolshoi Dvor (Big Yard), there is a sense of building density. And the houses are big.
Judging by the multiple traces of various cars, the tract is in fairly good demand not only among agricultural enterprises, but also among ordinary residents.
The yard was once really big!
Almost all houses are five-wall buildings with and without a mezzanine.
Only their condition is the most dilapidated of all the villages.
The distance to the Shardenga River is slightly more variable than to the highway.
The river winds more strongly because of the relief, and to it is either more than a kilometer, or only six hundred meters.
In general, the path is quite well thought out! There is a river that feeds water and fish, and sometimes it can even serve as a transport artery if suddenly the road is impassable due to mud.
Then come the wide fields and only then the villages. Everything was adapted for the life of the people of those times.
And you will say that now the main thing is transport accessibility. I have seen a lot of villages in different districts and even regions, and believe me, people live in much more inaccessible places.
And sometimes villages are abandoned near the ideal highway ...
To be continued...