A Walk On The Railway (9pics)

This is a post to go with #WednesdayWalk challenge by @tattoodjay.
Greetings, friends!

On Thursday last week I flew to my daughter in Moscow and stayed with her until Monday. There we had a lot of walks and visits to restaurants.
Arriving back home, I plunged into a busy working mode. Of course, I was walking every evening, but I didn't have time to write my posts in HIVE. So today Thursday has already ended, and I am writing this post about my walk on Wednesday.
In order to somehow diversify my walk, I decided to take a walk along the railway.



The sun was already sinking towards the horizon. I specially chose this time for a walk to take photos of the landscape in the evening Sun.



If I walked here in the morning or in the afternoon, the Sun would shine into my lens. This is a raw photo. It seems to me that the picture immediately turned out quite well without the use of special processing programs. Anyway, I like the quality.



When I was in Moscow, I saw that early varieties of apples, cherries, pears, and blackthorn were already blooming there. In our area, the trees are just about to bloom. But I think that by the end of the week, cherry and pear trees may begin to bloom.
It is a wonderful time when all the gardens turn white from the flowering of trees. We call such trees brides.



Poplars. The leaves on them are still very small and the evening Sun makes them yellow-green. It seems to me a very interesting phenomenon.

This turn of the railway was the end point of my walk. More precisely, it was my reversal in the opposite direction. I told you 2 weeks ago that I had a problem with my right leg. I can't walk fast right now. After an intensive walk, my foot hurts very much, so I try not to put too much strain on my leg. But now it seems to me that the pain in the foot has become less than it was 3 weeks ago. Next week I will make an appointment with the doctor again to see the dynamics of treatment.



The full moon begins again. These days, the Sun and Moon are on opposite sides of the horizon. The sun goes below the horizon, and the Moon appears above the horizon.



I'm looking for a good point to take a photo of our settlement on this side of the mountain. During the walk, I realized that I needed to go to another mountain and preferably it should be done in the morning so that the Sun shone in the same direction with the lens. I'll probably do it over the weekend if it doesn't rain.
I also think that I can encourage my wife to take such a walk with me.