Thanks! I try to show the most important locations of every place of the "Lithuanian Drone Tour" and Šventoji has one of the few most interesting indigenous belief sites in Lithuania.

From the perspective of a person of the era, of course, they were something to look forward to, a nice respite from the work routine. However, compared to what was available to the peers in the West, they were quite abysmal both in terms of quality (e.g. cramped little houses without WCs for whole families with no better options available) and, more importantly, in terms of choice: while a person in the West could have simply used his salary to go to holidays in a way he prefers (e.g. a different resort every year, together with different friends, etc.), people in the Soviet Union and occupied countries were largely limited to a certain "yearly holiday routine", as spending each years' summer vacation week in the same state-company-owned resort with the families of their co-workers was the only truly accessible holiday option to many. That said, one typically does not even think about the options he/she never had - so, without ever experiencing that lifestyle, most people in Lithuania did not even dream of annual foreign or tropical vacations. Even the idea of that felt sci-fi or fantasy like.

many things were ok actually, not everything was bad at all