These playgrounds are not just weird, some of them evoke horror and pity for the Russian children.
Russia’s Weirdest Playgrounds
February 27, 2014 Society
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Wow, the depression of 1990’s Estonia seems to live on in Russia. I remember playing on these soviet-era chunks of metal.
Loool; my fiance is Russian and I can definitely tell that he grew up playing here
This is one of the saddest pictorials I have ever seen…
Clearly Russian children have much more fun than do American children. I never had a dragon-worm to play on! Very creative stuff. When you have little, you make do.