I am constantly watching this park: I like the flowing Evkovka River here, especially in spring. During the spring flood, all rivers become interesting, as well as during the fall (the lowest water level), when what is always hidden is exposed.
The very beginning of the flood is captured here, not even the opening of the river, as the waters flow over the ice.
Interesting riverbed patterns often form on such tiny rivers and streams.
Don't underestimate such rivers! Their meandering, rapid flow, fluctuations, and accessibility are often an advantage over large rivers.
Medium–sized rivers are often the most boring - they have swampy, impassable and low banks.
I judge this by our region, where there are stormy and dangerous rivers among the small ones, there are huge rivers and small ones with rapids and even waterfalls...but there are also very boring pictures.
Roughly speaking, this stretch of the Evkovka River is the last visible and most beautiful.
After the park, the river goes underground, where it merges with the Shogrash after a couple of blocks.
I'm very interested in water right now...I missed it over the winter.
