Fallen trees in Pavlovsky Park will be distributed to Petersburgers

The Pavlovsk State Museum-Reserve in the suburbs of St. Petersburg invites those who wish to pick up the felled remains of century-old trees that were felled by a hurricane.

The official appeal to the citizens will be published no earlier than in two weeks, the press service of the institution said. The park staff needs time to clear it after the storm that hit the city on July 11.

As he writes 78.ru In total, Pavlovsky Park lost more than 400 trunks due to bad weather. The disaster caused unprecedented damage in the last 30 years. Almost all the main alleys were affected, including Botanic, Lipetsk and Pilbashennaya.

The waste will be stored at the Observatory site of the park. Photos and directions will be published later. Petersburgers will be able to pick up fallen birches, firs, linden trees and oaks.

However, there are restrictions — wood will be provided in batches of at least two cubes and only by pickup. Therefore, those who wish should have the appropriate transport – with a carrying capacity and a capacity of at least Gazelle.