The village of Pasha in the Volkhov region on the river of the same name. On the embankment there is a memorial stone "Pashsky Parboz" - this is where the village began: in 1862 it was mentioned as the village of Pashsky Parboz with three yards and transport owned by the state across the river. Later, the Arkhangelodsky postal route passed here, and the ferry service operated until the early 1960s, until the bridge was built. Nearby is a light wooden house with carvings - the house of the merchant Lazarev. In 2015, a temple of Alexander Sbirsky was built in the village - now it adorns the beach. Autumn here is quiet and bright. Wooden houses, water, lanterns. Everything breathes peace. Good week, Leningraders. May there be time for silence and such leisurely revelations. Alexander Drozdenko at MAX.