
When Esquire magazine writes about your hometown of your own provincial city, apparently this is talking about something. This should be some kind of symbolic indicator, despite the fact that the city is the most common-oil and gas do not produce here, Santa Claus does not live here, almost nothing happens here. Except in the 17th century: not far from the city, according to legend, one man started a detachment of the Poles into the swamp - he "lost" them and with them supposedly forever and remained on that swamp. When I was a schoolboy, we were even organized a trip to a huge hill, which rises above the "Swamp". That is, the swamp in itself can become a folk attraction, not to mention the hole, which has become an Internet meme on a par with pancakes on a shovel andbreaking through in the show to Ivan Urgant .
Actually, the beginning of the XVII century left us, the Buevans (by the way, this is exactly what the inhabitants of the city are called in any way), one legend, which not all locals know. The legend says that the future king Mikhail Fedorovich asked in the Bui prison, built by order of Ivan the Terrible, shelters from the Poles who were looking for him as a possible heir to the throne somewhere in the Kostroma lands. According to legend, the inhabitants of the buoy refused him, so as not to incur the wrath of the interventionists. And then the future king cursed our city. In the sense that he “wished” him to be neither bad nor good. ” Well, here he is since then so mediocre that it is famous for the fact that deputy Elena Mizulina was once born and studied in our city, that the mayor, who became the hero of the revelations of the democratic coalition in the recent regional elections, was commanded in the city, now this list was replenished by the promotions, for which the municipal government holds a competition for 74 thousand rubles-this is the state procurement for "performing work on the work of work Organization of places of rinsing underwear in the winter. "
Buya women love to wash linen in the hole
It should be noted that these are quite real, they exist, they seem to be even used by someone. Exist in many cities of Russia. Yes, the Russian province is at such a level, there is no need for illusions. Here it is worth quoting businessman Dmitry Potapenko : “Innovation and modernization are, of course, good, but we have not yet electrification everywhere ...” Here, in fact, a breakdown for rinsing is proof of this.
While I lived in Bue, I also wondered: "How can you rinse something in them?" In childhood, he asked her mother, she replied: women put on two pairs of gloves to use the ice hole “for its intended purpose” - first cloth gloves, rubber on top. And this is not in order to achieve the effect of the advertising "frosty freshness" - the freshness will come from the fact that the washed linen will hang on cold winter air on the street. The notorious hole is intended for those who do not have normal bath and water supply at home, not to mention the washing machine. Not to mention the fact that all over the world there are laundries for washing underwear.
I learned that our city distinguished himself in this way, from Facebook by Dmitry Gudkov - the deputy was indignant at such an example of the backwardness of provincial Russia. He was answered in the oldest newspaper of the city of Boy, "Bui Pravda", I was surprised that this publication generally has an Internet site. The article is called "when between the authorities and the people - the hole"; This text was quickly removed from the page, apparently, the prospect of writing a rebuke also to Ivan Urgant, and Esquire did not impress the editors, but the screenshot remained. The author of the "Bui Pravda" calls the deputy Gudkov "power" and states that women Buya love to wash the laundry in the ice hole. Like, you are sitting there within the Moscow Ring Road and do not understand what kind of interest we have here. Buysk journalists even manage to shield their main sponsor - municipal authorities: 74 thousand rubles, in their opinion, this is very little to arrange several holes in the ice of the river.
Daniil Kuznetsov - Svoboda