Stake attention in this memory
The image shows two plaques on a textured wall, partially obscured by dense green foliage. The plaque on the left, made of dark metal, has embossed Russian text stating it was "BUILT IN 1934-1935 by Sudportransom under the USSR Council of People's Commissars according to the project and under the leadership of engineer Abbova Yu.S." The plaque on the right, made of granite and featuring a gold-colored double-headed eagle emblem, identifies the object as a "Object of cultural heritage of federal significance 'Viaduct over Vereshchaginskaya Balka' 1936." It also lists a registration number and states "Protected by the state." The plaques are mounted on a weathered, light-colored stone wall. Below the wall is a paved walkway made of square concrete tiles, with small patches of grass and weeds growing in the cracks. The scene appears to be outdoors, with sunlight casting shadows. This location is the Vereshchaginskaya Balka viaduct in Sochi, Russia, a prominent historical landmark.
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