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Abandoned church in the middle of nowhere

Trinity Church, built in 1827-1832, is located near Pyatino village (western edge of Ulyanovsk region). Previously, next to the church, there was a manor of noble family of Annenkov.

The church is rapidly decaying; domes and columns in the interior are crumbling. It looks like nobody cares about preserving it. Pyatino landscape is definitely one of the most fascinating Russian landscapes. Photos by av_otus

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  • Rosemarywalczak · March 18, 2023 at 3:05 pm

    it’s so sad and heart breaking to see such beautiful places in this state of disrepair. We should be ashamed of ourselves for letting these churches of great beauty turn into rubble. They never will be replaced with such beautiful ones

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