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Upper Uftyuga and the village of Emelyanovskaya became even more cozy and modern

According to the resource TOS Krasnobor district, the project “Heart sweet corner” in Upper Uftuga transformed the central square of the ancient village

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Upper Uftyuga and the village of Emelyanovskaya became even more cozy and modern

According to the resource TOS Krasnoborsky district, the project “Heart sweet corner” in Upper Uftuga transformed the central square of the ancient village. Now this is a place where you want to walk, meet with neighbors and just enjoy the atmosphere of your native land.

And in the village of Emelyanovskaya there was a sports and playground - and it has already become a center of attraction for children. A modern sports complex and two bright houses gave children space for games, movement and fun adventures.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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