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In the village of Gusevsky there was a patriotic stop

The idea was implemented by local deputy Vladimir Aushev through the 30-70 private budget financing program.

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In the village of Gusevsky there was a patriotic stop

In the Vladimir region there was an unusual public transport stop. The idea was implemented by local deputy Vladimir Aushev through the 30-70 private budget financing program.

The village of Gusevsky is located 8 kilometers from Gus-Khrustalny, next to a large swamp.

Until recently, a lonely shop stood at the stop by the store, surrounded by puddles. Now there's reinforced concrete. The ends are painted in the colors of the Russian flag. On the cornice of the main facade there is also a red-blue-white finish and three coats of arms: Russia, Vladimir region and Gus-Khrystalny. Inside, the stop is painted bright red.

“Standed at the stop as a museum went,” commented local residents in social networks.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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