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“Finally winter!”: Pskov residents share photos of the first snow and New Year’s mood n

Pskov covered with the first snow and the city literally came to life on social networks

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“Finally winter!”: Pskov residents share photos of the first snow and New Year’s mood n

Pskov was covered with the first snow, and the city literally came to life on social networks. Residents massively publish photos of the white veil, rejoicing that calendar autumn has finally given way to real winter.

Especially vivid emotions were conveyed by users of Vkontakte.

One of the citizens published an atmospheric picture of the snowy streets, admitting that she had waited for this moment for a very long time.

"The New Year's mood has finally become palpable," she wrote under the photo, expressing the feelings of thousands of Pskov residents who also felt the holiday approaching.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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