#Dnipro

[ostebee]

Life is worth living (yesterday I was at amusement park of my childhood and we visited Ferris Wheel, small racetrack and prize shooting range). This amusement park is settled on Monastyrs'ky island and the last time I was there with my brother was almost ten years ago. There's some of memories about my fam, scattered across this place. My mom actually is a stunning shooter and father was too so...no wonder why I hit 26 out of 30 targets there and won bootleg Mario's plushie :').

The most exciting thing was racetrack because the last time I was there was with my father. He passed last year so I finally got to try racing there by myself. Local working oldie was happy to see us, it's clearly not the most visited place in park. It's quite hard to keep something like this during wartime. We actually have two ferris wheels in city but second one is much smaller in Lazar Globa's park.

Anyway I was quite happy to visit childhood places while being...not a child anymore? Things sure changed. Yet, I think it's an achievement that I've kept my childlike wonder through the years.

[o-nexis]

перемирні шлюхеди по моєму місту від мирної країни, яка не хоче війни

ruzzia is a terrorist state

[ritmund-jpg]

gouuuuaassshhhhhhe

[panimoonchild]

"Don't escalate" - they said

Say that fucking Russians for who peace talks never work. Especially now, when aid to Ukraine keeps postponing. 

Today, my hands are shaking and my heart hurts, even though it shouldn't. The fear of the number of human victims because of Russia is killing me. 

Please keep spreading our voices and donate to our army and combat medics (savelife.in.ua, prytulafoundation.org, Serhii Sternenko, hospitallers.life, ptahy.vidchui.org and u24.gov.ua).

The Ukrainian mental health is held on this every day. 

Yes, please don't be ignorant. Ukrainians need that energy and hope boost to hold on now.

[vintage-ukraine]

Over the Dnipro by Volodymyr Kolesnyk, 1967

[leithvit]

My beloved city🫶

Somehow my whole life I was among homesick people who dreams about greener grass on the other side and I was weird one for loving my city. Now how tables turn with war. And also I started volunteering and pursuing dofferent hobbies and surprise!!! There are many people like me who love to live here and doing many cool things. Finally I am feeling not so weird

[sonyaheaneyauthor]

Kyiv, Ukraine. 1961.

[suratan-zir]

July 3, 2024

Dnipro city attacked by russians again. As of now, it is reported 5 people killed, 34 injured.

[4eternal-life]

Ivan Marchuk  (Ukrainian/Soviet, b.1936)

The sun rose over the Dnipro,  2003

Acrylic paint on canvas Pliontanism @ Wikimedia Commons

[dontforgetukraine]

The northern lights in Dnipro, , Sumy, and Kharkiv.

Source: Suspilne

[scavengedluxury]

The right bank of the Dnieper viewed from the Amur bridge, Dnipro, 1941. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.

[ftgrfk-blog]

Russian missile strike on the Dnipro: 2 dead, 15 injured.

[kobzars]

Monument to Taras Shevchenko in the city of Dnipro, Ukraine. The Great Kobzar looks at the fourth longest river in Europe

[ritmund-jpg]

колажування, дніпровський транспорт, міжсезонна сірість і компенсація сірості у вигляді яскравої жінки з конусом

[marejadilla]

Denys Gorodnychy, “A mound above the Dnipro”, oil on board, 2023, ukrainian artist.

[vintage-ukraine]

Beach in Kyiv, 1969