I didn't get around to writing yesterday
We went for a walk to the Fruška Gora National Park (Vojvodina, Serbia)
the nature is beautiful,
lots of plant life
Now I hear bad news on the radio, starting today they are starting to charge for entrance to the national park
about 1 euro for an individual (even if you come on foot), and about 2 euros for a vehicle. It's not a lot of money, but I don't agree with that
There are a lot of mushrooms, neither my wife nor I understand them so we don't touch them, they can be poisonous
The trails are marked, so it's a pleasure to stay here and safe because the child is with us
There are many waterfalls and springs on Fruška Gora. We have to visit the waterfalls, it is a little more difficult to get to them.
Not all waterfalls are suitable for hiking with children.
But springs are. We visited one, it is Hajdučki spring.
In the national park there is a monument to the fallen freedom fighters in World War II
, placed in 1950 renovated about ten years ago
And then there's Red Chot radio and television transmitter, damaged in 1999 by NATO bombing
It has neither been restored nor demolished, it stands as a monument to a bad time
This land is full of history, you literally walk on it.
After a walk through the forest, springs, and monuments, we ended our walk outside the park in a yellow sea of rapeseed.
I hope you enjoyed the pictures as much as we did live.