🇷🇺A Walk along Bolshaya Sadovaya: Architectural Gems of Rostov-on-Don

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😱 Residents and visitors of Anapa have opened the swimming season despite bans

Sun, sea, sand, and... fuel oil stains — not the best combination, but it seems locals and tourists aren’t too bothered. While some are diving into the season, others are actively shoveling. Even though the beaches aren’t fully cleared of oil waste, people are still entering the water.

Meanwhile, environmental authorities and Rospotrebnadzor are trying their best to block off hazardous coastal areas from eager sea lovers. But neither humans nor their four-legged companions appear to be deterred by the bans from enjoying their usual seaside leisure.

📌 On Friday, the Ministry of Emergency Situations (EMERCOM) reported that in the coastal zones of Anapa and Temryuk district, divers are daily collecting fuel oil from the Black Sea floor: 5,618 dives completed, over 7.4 million square meters of seabed inspected, and 383 tons of oil waste collected.

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💦 Lake Cernskoe

This is a flooded quarry, with a depth of 20–25 meters (according to some sources, comparable to the height of a 16-story building). Until relatively recently, quarrying operations were conducted here, and bulldozers and excavators could be seen. However, the quarry was eventually abandoned.

Today, Lake Cernskoe is a luxurious spot for relaxation. Tucked away in dense forests, it strives to preserve the unique clarity of its dazzling turquoise waters.

The best time to visit is on weekdays when it’s less crowded, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful retreat in this beautiful location.

📍Moscow Oblast, Pushkinsky Urban District

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