Many regions in Russia are going through an abnormal winter with no snow, so all means are good to create a holiday mood. These drivers parked their cars in the shape of a New Year tree and filmed their flashmob with a drone.
More than 200 motorists joined the after-dark action in the southern city of Stavropol earlier this week. The car on the tip of the formation was first to turn its lights on, with the others following to create an illuminating New Year tree.
It was so massive – occupying a whole parking lot – that a birds-eye view was needed to observe it in its full glory. And this is where a drone really helped.
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It was raining in the capital on Monday, with temperatures reaching six degrees Celsius.
Meteorologists expect this December to become the warmest and least snowy since records began. The average daily temperature hasn't fallen below zero degrees Celsius this month, which ruins the New Year and Christmas fairytale for the locals, both small and not-so-small. Winter holidays are just unimaginable for them without making a snowman, throwing snowballs, sledding and other snow-related fun.
Just for reference, this is how a proper winter in Moscow should look like:
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