initiatedin Tomsk: "Walk Spanning Multiple Bridges"
In the heart of Siberia, a unique project is underway. On August 9th, Dmitry Polyakov, the creator of "City Doesn't Annoy," embarked on a 12-hour walking journey known as the "Big Walk" in Tomsk.
This project invites participants to join Dmitry as he explores various parts of the city on foot. The goal is to showcase Tomsk from a pedestrian's perspective, highlighting both convenient and problematic areas for walks.
Dmitry's journey can be followed in real-time on the 2GIS service, and updates are also being posted on the Telegram channel "City Doesn't Annoy." Here, Dmitry shares comments and photos from his walk, offering a personal and engaging insight into the city's streets.
The route for the "Big Walk" takes participants through courtyards, embankments, staircases, and iconic city locations. From the Communal Bridge to the New Bridge, Dmitry is documenting his journey every step of the way.
One of the key points of interest on the "Big Walk" is the University Lake. Dmitry recently reached this landmark and shared his experience with his followers. After the University Lake, he continues towards the finish line.
Upon completion of the "Big Walk," Dmitry plans to upload the track and report from the event in open access. This will provide a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring Tomsk on foot, offering insights into the city's walkability and potential areas for improvement.
For up-to-the-minute progress and specific route details, we recommend checking local event websites, social media channels related to the event, or platforms that might be providing live updates on the walk. If you have any other questions about the event, such as its purpose, general route information, or how to follow it online, we'd be happy to help!
- In this unique project, outdoor-living and home-and-garden enthusiasts can join Dmitry Polyakov as he explores Tomsk's city-lifestyle, showcasing various parts of the city on foot, including courtyards, embankments, and iconic locations.
- Upon completion of the "Big Walk," Dmitry Polyakov plans to share valuable insights about Tomsk's walkability, providing resources for interested individuals who seek to explore the city on foot, offering a unique perspective on the city's convenience, problematic areas, and potential improvements for outdoor-living and home-and-garden activities.
