I continue my series about buried cities. A few days ago we visited the wonderful city of Irbit, where we filmed a lot of interesting material. As in any old city, the buildings are over 200 years old, made of red brick and have at least one basement floor with windows. As always, the beauty of brickwork and the quality of these works are striking. After all, they still stand, have not collapsed, although they are left to their own devices.
All photos have windows sticking out of the ground. Somewhere they are sealed, somewhere not, but they are! We went to get material for the film and there was plenty of it. I don’t know where so much soil came from, which covered the whole world by at least 2 meters, and somewhere much more, I don’t know what happened then. Whether it was a tsunami, as according to Oleg's version from the Ispik channel, or it was rains with clay, which was formed as a result of the combustion of the remnants of a silicon life form, from powerful bombs, or there are several more versions that do not fit into the usual understanding of the world, now it is difficult to find out.
There is a version that there was no winter until the 19th century. Because there are no paintings or sculptures made at that time that would depict this time of year, all houses of that time, with pitched roofs, which are dangerous in spring from falling snow and icicles, these houses have no waterproofing and no heating systems are provided.
In general, our research continues and soon we will go to one very interesting and little-known place!
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Author: Roman Zhbanov