
On Thursday, November 28, the workers began to disassemble Nelson’s colorful courtyard - an informal attraction of the Petrograd district on 6 Polozova Street, this was reported by the correspondent of “Paper” from the scene.
Locals reported at about 12:30 that the workers “clean the“ Authlam ”, but they do not touch the“ other objects of the courtyard and graffiti ”. At the same time, by 13:30, two multi -colored “Lada”, mirror structure, installation of three stumps, soft toys, as well as a lined corner on which you could sit and take pictures were removed from the courtyard. There were no workers by this time on the spot.






Bard Nelson told Paper that the workers came to the courtyard at about 11-12 o’clock in the afternoon, pulled out cars on a tractor and took them on a tow truck.
- Well, what can I think about this? I have no time to be upset. I no longer know what wave to tune in to be upset. I have been upset in the last two weeks in anticipation of [results] voting (December 10, voting should end among residents about whether it is worth leaving art objects in the yard-approx. “Papers” ).
On the other hand, I like everything now. The picture opened so normal. There is already a large table [you can], play the wedding. But if everything is removed, then I will go to Shambhala (mythical country in Tibet - approx. "Papers" ).
It is interesting that it is today I am going to the "lyceum" theater as a nominee for an award for active citizens.
Earlier, some local residents complained about the yard.
Update from 14:10
The head of the Petrograd district, Ivan Gromov, told Fontanka that the rest of the objects of the court Nelson would not touch until the end of the vote about the fate of the court. At the same time, he stated that only two multi-colored cars disappeared from the court, as they were understood and complained about them on the portal “Our St. Petersburg”.
This is a bard Nelson, who created a multi -colored courtyard with "Lada" on Petrogradskaya
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