The natural environmentYew and Boxwood Grove
Tiso-Samshitovaya Roshcha – is a popular and well known place in the Khostinsky district of Sochi. The number of visitors per unit area is quite enough not to feel lonely.
They all rode the train on pedestrian routes and looked around, although the landscape was more or less the same everywhere. Trunks in the moss. Like in the decorations of a fairy tale.
European Robin (Erithacus rubecula). A small bird with an orange breast. It is also known as the robin redbreast or simply a robin.
Phyllitis scolopendrium, or Hart’s-tongue Fern, is an evergreen fern native to Europe, Asia and Africa. It grows in a crevice-like arrangement of scaly fronds forming a tight rosette. The fronds are leathery, dark green and usually undivided in shape. It grows in moist, shady areas, such as damp woodland and stream banks.
Mushroom foragers, correct me if I'm wrong. Mushrooms are such a form of life that I always keep my distance. Respectfully and cautiously. Know the one about 'Lenin's mushroom'?
Stones and roots.
It all looks so strange that the word 'beautiful' takes on a different meaning here. Sometimes this is called 'for someone's taste'.
It was clear without any doubt that no miraculous contact with nature could be expected in that human mass. Still, the places were really anomalous.
It's not a barbecue place. Such a shore can exist only in pictures. But it's there. It is there, you and another 10500 people around.
This is roughly what my nerves look like after visiting crowded places. Spiraling.
Generally, if you are a person who sometimes needs to be alone - choose the time for visiting the reserve not in peak hours, when everyone suddenly needs to go there at the same time.
I won't go again.
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