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Anton likes living in a cave. Since the time he moved to that eccentric house in 2017 he can't be happier. "I live like my ancestors. My home is spacious and fresh, it's like bungalow, but with a thousand ton rock above it. It's not scaring, on the contrary, it feels safe in this kind of atmosphere" says Anton. "We've got a roof over our heads. It's an inconvenient fact, but life in the city tower block is harmful for health due to environmental situation and and constant stress. I don't want to draw the wool over eyes, but I had never been as happy as I'm here" says Liza, Anton's wife. Anton and Liza get along well, work from home, often go into town on weekends. There are all the modern conveniences: electricity, water (pumps from a large barrel with timber scaffold), heaters. Some people get the couple to go back to megalopolis, but seems like that have found a home for their liking.

Anton likes living in a cave. Since the [moment] he moved to [the] eccentric house in 2017 he [couldn’t] be happier. "I live like my ancestors. My home is spacious and fresh, it's like [a] bungalow, but with a thousand ton rock above it. It's not [scary], on the contrary, it feels safe in this kind of atmosphere" says Anton.
"We've got a roof over our heads. It's an inconvenient fact, but life in the city is harmful for [public] health due to [the] environmental situation and [the] constant stress. I don't want to [pull] the wool over [your] eyes, but I [have] never been as happy as I'm here" says Liza, Anton's wife. Anton and Liza get along well, work from home [and] often go into town on weekends. There are all the modern conveniences: electricity, water (pumps from a large barrel with timber [scaffolding]) [and] heaters. Some people [try to] get the couple to go back to megalopolis, but [it] seems like [they] have [already] found a home [to] their liking.