Every day is like Sunday
Every day is like Sunday, every day is silent and gray ... Remember the song?
What if every Sunday is like any other day, be it gray or sunny? That would be great, wouldn't it? In a way, my Sundays are like other days. There are runs in every one of them.
Today it was a run around an area by the river Sava called Jarški prod, Jarše river gravel. It's full of bush and small trees riddled with gravel roads, obviously and single tracks. There is a project to convert it into a cultivated recreational and tourist area, including an artificial lake with restaurants and such. I like it more this way.
Where creek Črnušnjica ends its short life and adds to the river Sava.
Gravel roads ...
The colors of river and the sky were more or less the same.
This single trail section was one of the highlights.
Some people have made it cozy by the river bank.
Where an unofficial moto-cross track begins ...
Back in the civilization.
An easy and flat run with walking breaks every 16th minute and a lot of photo stops. Loved it.
Ps: there are some not so sublime messages in the video. Check them out, please.
Ps2: I used the motive of the run as an excuse for the Hive Stock Images contribution.
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