Visited Crimea in November and saw the first snow. It was on the quays of the Salhyr river.
Visited Crimea in November and saw the first snow. It was on the quays of the Salhyr river.
And on the footpaths of the botanical garden.
If you continue in the direction of previous photos — you will get to Alushta.
There was no first snow here yet. People were feeding the pigeons, an activity which I joined. This was the first time I saw pigeons readily landing on hands, shoulders, heads and backpacks of people.
Here are four birds on my hand, while the fifth one is in the process of landing on me.
Long and beautiful stairs from the town to the highway went past vineyards.
The well-known mountain silhouette over the Hurzuf valley.
The edge of Hurzuf. Garages and dachas were here.
One of interesting passages between the dachas and a red Moskvich-408.
Here are some streets of this hilly town.
The weather up was warm and sunny, but it was cold and wet down at the sea level. We touched the sea, I took a pic of the Ayu-Dag mountain and we quickly decided to hide in the first cafe that we found.
A sewer lid of Hurzuf.
That was it. We headed towards the bus stop and passed by the rectangular buildings of the Hurzufsky sanatorıum.
The Hurzuf — Simferopol bus departed from this place.