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In Ryazan, the idea of building an Orthodox temple complex in the Gagarin Park of the village of Prioksky is actively discussing. Someone stands for, someone against. Somehow my hands did not reach to write what I personally think about this, although this concerns me directly. I live next to the park and regularly walk there with my wife and son.
Since the youthful maximalism I have not lost until the end, a few words about how it should really be. But in fact, 90 % of the buildings in Prioksky should be demolished, since they have long worked out and pose a danger to residents. In their place, new houses with underground garages should be built; wide roads with convenient interchanges and parking, communications should be removed in tunnels so that they do not have to dig roads during repair; The Gagarin Park should be expanded and broken by another park for walking with dogs and other pets. Well, the park should be a park, not a forest planting - sculptures, fountains, carousels and other entertainment are simply necessary. This is the word about how it should be. But something tells me that no one will rake this trash in the next 100 years. And so I would like!
So there is such an abandoned monument to the former greatness: old sick trees, iron pins on the site of the former green theater and some suspicious concrete structures. Well, at least somehow they began to follow him after the balance of culture was headed by Andrei Kashaev.
And in such a situation, I would prefer that my son sees not rusty pieces of iron and rotten trees, but a landscaped temple complex on a walk. The place where there is life. Of course, provided that new trees will be planted nearby and the territory around will be put in order, and the complex itself will look worthy from the point of view of architecture.
Well, the temple is again nearby, otherwise it is very inconvenient to go to the nearest Kanishchevsky.