Riding Soviet Cable Cars In Gorky Park

My first day in Kharkiv had been great so far (see other video) and then I reached Gorky Park. I was expecting a park with a small, run-down fairground. I was surprised at how big and modern the funfair was.
The highlight though had to be the cable cars. Built in 1971 to take workers from the city to the factories, it is now a memory to a very different time.
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[@derisleybrittain]

Excellent 🎇🎇🎇🎇🎆🎆🎆🎆🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@gloriapilkington9797]

Looked a lovely place

[@Nanoparticle7]

You got to see the remodel of Gorky Park.

[@MarksWorldOfAdventure]

That cable car looks cool. When were you here?

[@globaltreats]

Nov 21.

[@MarksWorldOfAdventure]

@@globaltreats that's in the future. Ha ha. I'm joking. I didn't look at the thumbnail properly. I thought this was Moscow then realised afterwards it was Kharkiv