This is my application for the contest Reflection Hunters Contest ~ Round 115 Announcement 馃幒! by @olgavita
Friends, I really love water. To be precise, I love not the water itself, but various reservoirs - rivers, lakes, ponds. In summer I try to walk towards the river, but last year I discovered a new route - an old lime quarry, which became a lake. About 4 years ago, 2 enthusiastic guys made this quarry a very popular holiday destination. Starting from mid-June to mid-August, a lot of people come and come here, especially for the weekend. What attracts people to this place so much? They usually say that the water is an unusual color for our area, but I prefer to look at the lake from the shore and not go into it with my feet. Limestone gives the azure color to the water.
The clock is approximately 5:30 in the morning. I left my car on the road and took a short walk to this lake. I saw a fisherman sitting at the water's edge. By the way, the day before there was a heron at this place. At that time, I approached the lake from the high shore and therefore she did not feel me and let me close. Friends, have you seen my report on the heron meeting?
The guy didn't even take off his helmet from his head! He has 3 fishing rods. I wonder what kind of fish he's trying to catch? I think it's a crucian.
"And trees grow on the rocks." There are large deposits of calcareous stone around our settlement. In Soviet times, grain crops were tried to grow in these territories. In fact, even grass does not grow well on this clay-calcareous soil. But no one in those days counted the profit from work.
Now, probably, these lands have been bought by a stone processing enterprise and new quarries are being developed.
My goal today was not to tell about the history of the Soviet era or about the extraction of limestone, but I wanted to show the reflection of nature in the lake's mirror. I hope that I succeeded and you, friends, enjoyed seeing it.
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