Wow, thanks everybody for your thoughts. Going through a few comments
On 18 June 2018 at 17:58, Marc Gemis <[email protected]> wrote: > If you use Google translate from English "lifeguard" to Russian, you > get Спасатель > Doing the translation in the other direction, (so from Спасатель to > English) you get first "rescuer" and as a second "lifesaver". > Perhaps this has something to do with the lifeguards found away from > water in e.g . Russia ? Something that is "lost in translation" ? > Found 3 - 4 of these in a similar area, one of which is https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/354731850#map=18/56.73835/61.11087 Part of the description gives: Медицина катастроф - трассовый пунк Малые Брусяны which Mr Google translates to "Medicine of catastrophes - route point Small Brusians", which I've got to say doesn't shed an awful lot of light on the subject! I'll take a stab at ambulance / paramedic / emergency rescue or something along those lines, but I think we're agreed it's not a "lifeguard"?
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