Very beautiful tall pines and many different types of fly agaric, a river and a spring are the first things that attract attention. I came home with a lot of photos - from tree trunks grown into each other to beautiful May beetles and carpenter bees. It's a pity that wolves, chanterelles and other animals have become rare and are replaced by the indifference of people. I don't know why it's called a park. A mycelium of fly agarics and rare species of insects could make this place a nature reserve.

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