I captured another well-maintained public space for my work archive. The Backwater coast was put in order a couple of years ago. Before that, there was an ordinary overgrown beach here.
I saw this place before the landscaping, but it's a pity that I didn't have time to capture it properly.
In general, this neighborhood is the least studied by me, although I have already been everywhere.
It's just that I visit the Backwater Coast less often.
Almost all places are connected in some way.
Somewhere the location is nearby, somewhere there is a through or passing passage.
Backwater Coast, like Fryazinovsky Park, are located in the Zarechnaya part of Vologda and, roughly speaking, are located in a dead end.
If I drive past Veterans Park very often and can drop in there, then you need to go to the above-mentioned spaces specifically to visit them.
Fortunately, I made summer pictures, although not so many, but now I won't need to go back there for a long time.
And the walking area here is not so big and interesting that this place attracts you often.
Although I have an amazing case connected with this place and it is dear to me.
Here I made a wish in a certain way and it came true...almost instantly!
A place of power? Or just a water source?