Peaceful autumnal Postcrossing card from Russia

This card came via Postcrossing user Galina, who lives in northern Russia in the Murmansk Oblast¹, which borders Finland and Norway. The quiet autumn scene is titled "Road to Nowhere," which sounds perfect.² The credited photographer is Nikita Gladkiy.

Want more? Here's a rundown of some past autumnal-themed posts:

• Postcard of "Autumn Woods" by American artist George Inness
• Saturday's postcards: Autumn scenes from Pavlovsk Park in Russia
• Old postcard: "Farben-Aufnahme direkt nach der Natur"
• Vintage autumn postcard: Portuguese Point in Missouri
• Saturday's postcard: Autumn in Nebraska and The Mite Society
• Advertising card: Autumn greetings from Rices Landing
• American Autumn (a photo essay)

Footnotes
1. Here are some "Today I Learned..." facts about Murmansk Oblast (Мурманская область): (1) It resides almost entirely within the Arctic Circle; (2) It used to have a much higher percentage of Saami residents, but most of them resettled in Finland following the Paris Peace Treaties of 1947; (3) It is home to Severomorsk, which serves as the base for Russian Northern Fleet; (4) Animals that can be found there include reindeer, red and arctic foxes, wolverines, moose, otters, lynx, and numerous types of seals.
2. Unless that's where you find The Man from Nowhere.