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Yaroslavl residents are interested in how long the dry tree will “decorate” the street Nakhimson

The fact that it was not forgotten, but deliberately left, is evidenced by how carefully dry was decorated during the laying of the tiles

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Yaroslavl residents are interested in how long the dry tree will “decorate” the street Nakhimson

The fact that it was not forgotten, but deliberately left, is evidenced by how carefully dry was decorated during the laying of the tiles. But even in gratitude for being treated so carefully, the tree did not green.

As noted by citizens, it looks if not funny, then at least strange. And like any dry, it can not withstand a strong gust of wind. I do not even want to think about the consequences in this case.

All that remains Yaroslavl, is to assume that the authorities decided at least in this way to compensate for the complete absence of greenery not in the tubs – albeit dry, but still as real.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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