Tallinn streetsign displaying the name Soo.

Modern, brightly-ilustrated building in Soo, Tallinn.

The charm of a modern house's balcony looking over an old industrial duct, in Soo, Tallinn.

When you live on a former marsh (Soo, Tallinn), 'boots on the ground' takes on a different meaning.

#Soo (Soo)
#Tallinn #PõhjaTallinn #Kalamaja
Swamp, march, bog. Two streets called Soo: 1) the old one, in #Nõmme, now known as #Alliksoo; and 2) the current one, in #Kalamaja, named for its proximity to #KalamäeSoo (see #Erika), and formerly occupying parts of both #UuKalamaja and #Tööstuse,
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Street with the following approximate lineage: #Luha (?-1922), Soo (1922-1940), #Kaisla (1940-1941), Soo (1941-1991), and finally #Alliksoo. And so (pun intended), given its repeated naming as #Soo, bog or marsh, basically: somewhere wet. One of a #hydrology-themed sector, see #Häilu.
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#Alliksoo (Alliksoo)
#Tallinn #Nõmme #VanaMustamäe
Another tricky one this. Compound words in #Estonian come in various combinations. Here, it could be nominative+nominative allik+soo but, like #pottsepp and its alternative #potisepp (see #Ahju),
#EstonianGrammar #EestiKeeleGrammatika
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