Cherusti

A wonderful village, if everyone in Russia were like that, it would be easier to breathe!)) A very atmospheric place, for travelers - almost the most extreme eastern railway. MO station with forks of roads, dead ends, peat bogs, marshes, a peaceful area, calm people and silence ..) (yes, there is a toilet at the station - but we do not recommend entering it without a respirator, bleach blows away))) If you want to see the reserve, it is better to get off at one / two stations earlier, there is no direct passage. There is more distance between the tracks than in standard sections. There are bolts, stamps, ponds all around - the route must be planned in advance. But this does not negate the impression of the passage - the "corridor from the natural landscape" is so narrow and long, when you travel by train - you get the impression that you are in a forest fairy tale!)

The village is a village, there are not even turnstiles. Although express trains stop here. In addition to trains to Moscow, there is also a platform for Vekovka, and from there to Murom. She is low, easy to recognize. Trains stop infrequently, the waiting room is small, but did not find entertainment. But overall a pleasant place.

Once in this forgotten village everyone gets the impression that time has turned to sleep. Old abandoned buildings, measured way of life, no one to rush. Life boils only when a rare train arrives from Moscow and then for about ten minutes. At the station, a monument to Lenin and the surrounding architecture take us to a time of stagnation and all this is crowned by local residents who sell seeds.

Small quiet provincial station. There are no turnstiles. Cool even in the heat station there. There is even a small "bus station", from where you can get to Roshal and Shatura. Large minus - the first path between the platforms and the station. On it continuously, at full speed, different trains slip, and the usual people darts literally under their wheels. Going here at least some, well, or slightly change the logistics of transit ... After all, what a tourist!