Once upon a time, there was a boy who loved to explore. He may not have been tall, and he did not have ships to sail the expanse of the Blue River, but he did have a small research team. One plush toy and one distant relative with whom he spent a couple of days.
The destination was a river. Not any, but the blue one, at least that's what it's called in one composition by Johann Strauss. In reality, it is no longer so blue, but not to spoil the story, it will remain blue here in this post.
So it was April, and the forest was painted green. You know that gentle green colour when new leaves are just starting to develop and adorn the trees. That soft grass, which retains the dew in the mornings, and makes a new carpet of the earth after snow and frost.
That green grass and green leaves on the bush and branches of the trees led to the blue of the river, which flowed at full steam.
The boy wanted to see that new water area where he would like to sail, at least in his mind.
The white sand that surrounded the river provided him with terrain for walking and exploring. He walked with his distant relative and they talked and enjoyed themselves. They made big plans, to which distant places they could reach by sailing the river. Could they reach one day a place that will stay in their memories so they could share it in #Saturdaymemories with 
The only problem was that they did not see boats or floating objects anywhere. Then they just played with the sticks and shells they found in that white sand.
They also tried a view from the rocks that were in the river, to get a better view of the terrain.
However, they were lucky the next day when they went to a smaller branch of the river. There they discovered some boats, which could serve as a means of their journey. Although it was cloudy, the sun's rays encouraged the little boy's big plans.
What happened next remains only in the imagination of the main actor of this post, who seems to have finally conquered the terrains of the green forest on foot.