Imagine a big, spacious light and cozy Soviet amusement park. There are a lot of attractions, there are almost no queues. The park is so big that there are three ticket offices! Friendly cashiers with bright lipstick and smart dresses smile through the small windows of the cash registers. Ice cream and cotton candy are sold on every corner. Prices are available to any Soviet citizen. The Ferris wheel is painted like it was only launched a month ago. At the Autodrom, you can get into any of the nine cars! And even crashing is not allowed! Attraction Orbit rises almost vertically! And on Merry Hills, you can get up a little and pick a leaf from a tree branch. And my aunt will not scold!
Think utopia? – No, such a park exists in Novaya Kakhovka. The only difference from what I remember from childhood is that the paths are tiled, not asphalt. But the borders are just as white, I assure you!
And if you walk further than the park, you can see three centuries-old plane trees, marked with a sign "Three century-old plane trees. " Many springs, some of them are equipped with Ami's font. And a sandy beach along the Dnieper. An unforgettable experience, I recommend it to both children and adults.
Think utopia? – No, such a park exists in Novaya Kakhovka. The only difference from what I remember from childhood is that the paths are tiled, not asphalt. But the borders are just as white, I assure you!
And if you walk further than the park, you can see three centuries-old plane trees, marked with a sign "Three century-old plane trees. " Many springs, some of them are equipped with Ami's font. And a sandy beach along the Dnieper. An unforgettable experience, I recommend it to both children and adults.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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