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Hello, friends.

This is a post to go with #WednesdayWalk challenge by @tattoodjay

My little morning walk. I took my daughter to school, and I decided to take a little walk along our little embankment. I want to capture the forest, which is located across the river and make a small photo shoot for yellow trees.

The morning turned out to be frosty. At night, the sky is clear, there are many stars and the cold descends on our blessed land. During the day, the Sun warms the air to +10 degrees.
See what the forest looks like. The trees are covered with frost. The river beach is also white. Winter has very much made its frosty exhalation.
The yellow tops of aspens were illuminated by the sun.
It seems that quite recently people in swimsuits walked on this beach. This year the bathing season was very long. The summer was hot.

But the fog has not completely left the river yet. Friends, do you see a light fog just above the water surface? The sun is in front of me, its light illuminates the lens. But it was conceived right away.

A month ago, this bridge began to be repaired. But it seems to me that this is just a cosmetic surface repair. A month ago I stood on the bridge and photographed a sailboat with red sails, it was almost night. And the bridge was shaking violently from passing large cars. I was even scared. The bridge needs to be overhauled for a long time!
Friends, I just realized that I didn't share with you the photos from that walk.

Here it is this very sailboat. Yellow ship, red sails, blue sky!

Do you like this yellow leaf mat? This morning the leaves from the trees began to fall very heavily. It was the frost that made them fall. Some trees now stand completely without leaves. But there are still leaves on the birches.

This fence was built only at the beginning of summer. There is a children's park behind it. I told you about him at the beginning of June. That was the first time I saw a sailboat with scarlet sails.

Look - the leaves are falling, spinning and falling at our feet. And they rustle underfoot.

The Red Anchor plywood mill is visible in the distance. I do not know why the anchor is red. And what does the anchor have to do with the production of plywood.

Let's zoom in a little and get closer to this factory through a light fog.

And we'll also increase the zoom. This is a full approximation of 400mm

Walking, of course, is good, but we need to get back to the car.
And he is still covered with frost and leaves have already attacked him.

My steel horse was covered with leaves. It's time to know the measure. It's time to go home and start working.