boy from camp

Matvey always dressed stylishly, wearing loose bottoms like jeans, shorts, sweatshirts, and zip-up polo shirts. He also wore two pairs of slippers, two pairs of sneakers, and a cap, which he rarely wore. He also wore silver bracelets. Matvey himself was from Saransk, like half of everyone else in the camp. The rest were from Insar and Saransk, and occasionally Ruzayevka. Syal Pitina is a village. Matvey rides an enduro motorcycle, but that's not possible in the camp, so he keeps it at home.

At 8 am the children are woken up for exercise every day except Sunday. The children eat 5 times a day: breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner, and the second dinner. For the afternoon snack they give juice, fruit, and cookies, and for the second dinner, yogurt with feathers. After breakfast, there is a meeting where they announce what they will do today. Every evening from 9 to 11:30 there are discos after the discos. Candles are lit in the gazebos near the 1st and 2nd detachments, and lights out at 11 in the morning after the lazy hour and cleaning of the buildings, there are sports games such as sweet tree, fox, safari, and so on. After lunch, all the children have a nap time that lasts 2 hours. During this time they usually rehearse a dance for a performance or shoot video presentations for events such as grandchildren, girls or boys, Miss or Mister camp, fairy tales in a new way, or music videos. After nap time, the children go to afternoon snack and then back to the lazy hour where they again play sports games and then go to dinner. Free time at the camp is also given somewhere. Around 5 or 5:30, the children go to an evening activity at the club and before the disco, they have dinner for 2. There is also a self-management day at the camp where all the counselors form the first group and behave the same way as the children, and almost the entire first group is made up of counselors or staff, such as the assistant to the nurse or security guard.

You were in the camp named after Antromov, which was located in the forest in the city of Insar. There were 4 buildings in the camp. Building 1 belonged to the senior squad, where there were children from 15 to 17 years old. All the buildings were divided into 2 parts, for girls and for boys. Each part had 2 small rooms, one for counselors, where there were 2 beds, and the second for children, where there were 4 beds, and also a large room with 8 beds, a corridor, and a toilet with a shower. Instead of doors, the rooms had ordinary curtains in addition to the toilet and shower. Building 2 was also divided for squad 2, where there were children from 12 to 14 years old, and building 3 was the youngest squad, where there were children from 8 to 11 years old. Building 4 was at the very end of the camp, it was also divided, but only 1 part was open, for girls. The squads were mixed there, and those who did not have enough space in those buildings lived there. Between buildings 3 and 4, on the corner, there was a club where events and discos were held. Near the first building, there was a place for leneyki, and in the corner, a gazebo for squad 1 for gatherings or candles in the evenings, and a little further, the dining hall behind the buildings, there was a large field for soccer and volleyball, and a regular empty field where the farewell bonfire would later be. Near the dining hall, there was a warehouse, and then there was an outdoor shower and sinks. Behind the dining hall, there was the administration where the first-aid station was located, an isolation ward, a security room. Opposite the 3rd detachment, there was a playground with 3 swings, 2 horizontal bars, and carousels that had no backs, 2 slides, a sandbox, and a gazebo for detachment 2, and opposite building 4, an outdoor toilet.