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

It's been a while since I've been walking in the park near the circus and around the pond. Spring is starting, and I thought the weather was comfortable for walking yesterday evening. However, I was mistaken about the temperature. During the day, it's relatively warm, around -10 degrees Celsius, but in the evening, the temperature drops below -20 degrees Celsius.
There's a lot of snow on the streets. We don't know when it will start melting.

And here are such snow caps can be seen on the fence, trees, on electric poles, and on other similar structures. The most terrible, when such snow caps hang on the edge of the roofs or canopies, and they are ready to fall on the heads of passers-by. Every year in the city, someone dies because of the collapse of snow from the roof.

I was hungry because I had left for a walk without eating lunch, and I decided to cook dinner at home after my walk. I really wanted to stop and eat a kebab, as the smell was tempting me to satisfy my hunger, but I had a daughter waiting for me at home, and I needed to cook dinner for her as well. I passed by the cafe.

In 2 months, children's voices and laughter should be heard in this place, and these attractions should start working. However, everything is covered with a thick layer of snow, and the attractions are currently in storage.

I rode this carousel 40 years ago. That's right, it was the summer of 1986! And back then, I weighed 40 kg less... It turns out that I can count years in kilograms.

This tree should be standing straight, but the snow has done its work and bent the tree to the ground.

I am just enjoying the peace and quiet.

This group of young people is singing and dancing, and a guy is playing a drum, which is typical of the Krishnas. But I haven't seen people like this on the streets of our city for about 20 years. The law prohibits it.

My one-hour walk is coming to an end. I need to go home, cook dinner, and feed my daughter. Especially since I'm not dressed for the weather, and it's getting cold outside.