Soviet Cottage Uses Buses from Moscow by Sergei Kulikov Soviet
Cottage Uses Buses. The remains of the legendary era of the
Soviet Union Ikarus 280 buses to Russia as listening
architectural remains in Beryozka-6, a rural village a few miles
from some tens of Moscow. The Hungarian Ikarus 280 buses built,
making transport services in the Russian cities during the
Soviet regime, become homes, bathrooms, kitchens and other
colonies of house into the landscape. Beryozka-6 is now a very
interesting place for nature lovers and the two history buffs,
who can also enjoy the scenery blessed in the context of the
holiday home with Ikarus 280 buildings. Evolution of the cottage
colony in Beryozka-6 was also historic. The agreement,
originally called Avtobusniki, which means bus people "was
created in 1989, the chaotic years of the history of Soviet
domination. As you might guess, Regulation Avtobusniki house has
been allocated to services workers Bus Ikarus 280. But as the
Soviet regime fulfilled its historic decline in