Путешествие к себе

What if I go to Nizhny? It's almost a year since I started living here. I don't know where and why, and most importantly why I wasted my time all those years before. Russia, rich in cities, villages, towns, republics and regions, is incredibly beautiful, so I plan to visit more than one city... Now, heading to see the "right" spring in the central part of Russia with the hope of seeing the sun and warmth, as it should be at this time, I notice only snow and minus on the thermometer. What? From a city where it's +3 °C outside, I suddenly find myself in -7 °C. And where is the spring? Such laudatory reviews about the beauty of the capital and its regions... somehow, somehow, completely out of place.

Unfortunately and to my shame I cannot share the list of cities that I have #Nealted and learned #Through Myself their charms and beauties, and maybe even their dark sides. I only understood that in the summer it is beautiful and good everywhere. Nature somehow pleases the soul, and the sun warms the body, the waves caress the ear. As for winter, then here, perhaps, it is worth choosing the northern regions of the country, especially for those who love winter sports.

“Is this an attempt to escape from myself?” – I didn’t even consider this scenario as possible for myself. But these words made me think. And, perhaps, no. I’m more likely to accept “an attempt to find myself” with the caveat of “my own”. Different cities have their own “own” in both pluses and minuses, emphasizing their uniqueness. By collecting and highlighting something that grabs your attention, a certain image of an ideal city is created. And even if this is impossible, it is possible to return to where you were captivated, to what touched your heart.

Nizhny Novgorod, as it turns out, is a lower-lower, and there is also an upper Nizhny Novgorod. Such a pun, but it takes place. Quite a large city, but you can include its sights in the sightseeing program at once, having traveled around everything in a day or two. It is worth returning here to visit the park, with a beautiful illustration. And in the hot summer, I think, everything is completely different here... for the better.

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