Strolling around the city park and neighbourhoods

Hello, guys! What are you up to?

I just exceeded my daily upload limit in this post. I guess this is something new, maybe recently introduced. So these are not all the pictures I was going to share 🙂 Now I need to adapt.

Anyway, my hubby, daughter and I had a wonderful walk over the past weekend. We enjoyed an autumn season in the city park. It was so good to stroll along narrow paths covered with leaves, and just to be together again.

The weather forecast for the two weeks I’m here is thoroughly autumnal—rain, drizzle, and fog. I spent almost the entire day walking around and got quite cold. But it is so beautiful all around. My daughter has favored different seasons at different period of her life. When she was little, she loved winter — because of her birthday, Christmas, and New Year’s. After all, who doesn’t love holidays, treats, and gifts?

Now she believes the autumn is the most beautiful season of the year. Who am I do disagree? 😉

We were walking past a charming café. I stopped to take a photo, and it turned out to be a new spot that my daughter had wanted to visit with us. They had great-looking croissants and a stylish, cozy interior, so we decided to stay for a snack and some hot tea. As it turned out, they don’t serve plain tea—only a "Chinese tea ceremony." Well, it was an interesting new experience.

The café also had one fluffy employee. Judging by his behavior, he didn't want to say goodbye to us. So cute!

Despite the dampness, the park was crowded.

Several groups were having photoshoots. Some people were simply taking a stroll. Others were feeding the ducks and swans. There are several interconnected lakes in the park. At one time, this was the estate of a wealthy town resident. Most of the park was private property.

Do you know what I didn’t see here? Squirrels. In Kyiv, there are lots of red squirrels in every park. In the autumn, they are especially approachable, hoping that you might have a treat for them in your pocket.

Well. Unfortunately, a large portion of the photos exceeded the limit, and I don’t want to put off this post until tomorrow. So, that’s it for today.

Thanks for stopping by, and see you tomorrow!