Downhere
in Rome, most of bus shelters sucks (and that doesn't mean each bus
stop has got a whatever bench): uncomfortable, dirt, designed by people
who doesn't get the bus (i'm ready to bet). - But let's fly in Russia,
because photographer Christopher Herwig took some impressive snapshots of soviet roadside bus shelters, a splendid memory book of abandoned urban architecture, whose first purpose was to provide 'comfort and shelter for waiting passenger', often with a hint to the local art.
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