I have photo reports about all Vologda parks in my archive. But I visit Evkovka Park most often. In general, there is quite boring activity in parks, but for some reason it is always lively here.
And all because this park is the most natural of all.
Here you can float toy boats along the river, crawl over fallen and living trees and even have a picnic on the grass.
And there are also height differences here, which is interesting for cyclists.
Also, the height difference attracts those who like to ride downhill in winter.
There are not so many people in any Vologda park in winter as in this one.
I love the variety of parks for their diversity.
If pines and fir trees grow in one park, then there will be birches in another, and willows in the third.
And depending on the mood, you can visit any one you like.
A park with too many non-natural objects will be less attractive to me than one with just trees and just dirt paths.
The only park that I have not visited yet is the Park of the 50th anniversary of October.
And since I'm talking about it, I'll be there soon.
I don't know yet if it will be day or night...Everything will work out the way it will.
I almost always give myself up to feelings and if I don't want to go to a particular place, then I don't go there.
I'm on the news wave right now, but, again, this is the landscape too.
Only in this landscape, people are almost always present anyway, even if on a very small scale and significance.
Any landscape will always be enlivened by a human figure.
Wait a little longer – now I will be saturated with beautiful pictures and the "ugly" ones will go.
Everything is going as it should be. So be it!
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