The Lyudinovsky district, located in the south-west of the Kaluga region, has long been the object of close attention of local ufologists and researchers of anomalous zones
Near Lyudinovo, UFOs are constantly observed, hovering for a long time over various areas of the city. However, the village of Cherny Potok is known from a completely different side: the Lyudinovites are afraid to once again go to this godforsaken village, in which strange and dangerous things happen.
In addition, the Black Stream is known in the area as the village of sorcerers, in which many different dangers lurk for the average person. According to local legends, some people were incinerated by an incomprehensible fire right on the street, and it was not a lightning strike, but a person's spontaneous combustion.
The same mysterious, dangerous and completely deserted forest stretches right behind the village. Either swamps with a harmful and dangerous gas, or some mysterious force killed all living things in it: there are no animals, birds, there are no fish in the lakes.
The village itself amazes with its deserted appearance: the roads between the houses are overgrown with weeds, people are not visible in the houses, pets do not run around the yards. Those who visited this village had such a feeling as if people had left the village in a hurry, fleeing some kind of disaster.
Considering that a radioactive rain containing Chernobyl radionuclides fell near the village at one time, it can be assumed that it was radiation that caused the region's desolation.
And yet, by some details, it is possible to determine that people live here: cast iron and pots are drying on fences, curtains sway in houses, and on one house there is a sign at all with a request not to loot property, since people live in it. The note is fresh, judging by the color of the ink.
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Despite the gloomy description, the village is still not empty. A church has recently been erected next to it, and parishioners regularly visit there.
Near the Black Stream, there is the Witch's Grove, where in the old days local women ("all through one witches") held their sabbaths. There have been cases of spontaneous combustion and other anomalous phenomena. In 2001-2003, "Cosmopoisk" conducted a survey of local residents and mapped the surrounding area.
Directions to Chorny Potok: From Moscow to Lyudinovo by bus (every day they go from the Moscow Kievsky railway station and from the Yugo-Zapadnaya metro station); from Lyudinovo from the bus station by local bus to the village. Cosmopoisk does not recommend appearing in the village on your own without a guide!