A new attraction has appeared in Odessa. In the park. Taras Shevchenko eats an old, dry tree. The students decided that it was not worth cutting him. They took and carved images of birds on its trunk. You can see owls, geese and ducks there. By the way, there is also an image of an exotic ostrich.
The story of the director of the municipal enterprise "Gorzelentrest"
Yunis Bayramov said that this tree withered a couple of years ago. It was then that the idea appeared not to cut it to the root, but to turn it into a unique art object. The implementation of the idea was shouldered by the students of the Artistic Professional College. Grekov. In turn, the workers cut off the top. They left a tall stump, which turned into this new attraction.
Preparation and implementation of the idea
Andrey Akhtyrsky, a teacher of young specialists, said that college students began to make sketches of totem animals in the spring of 2021. This work did not take long.
After that, the guys started decorating the tree itself. Work fell just in time for summer practice. In total, the implementation of the idea took less than a month.
Thus, now there are a lot of attractions in Shevchenko Park. A special place among animals was occupied by a totem tree. Now it really decorates not only the fairy-tale forest, but also Shevchenko Park itself.
Frankly, in the city of Odessa there are really a lot of places that you should visit. Every day there are sights that amaze the imagination. By the way, this applies not only to Odessa itself, but to the entire region. Later I will tell about the Ukrainian Venice. This resort town has grown and become even more attractive to tourists from all over the world.
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