Changing colors
Сегодня первый календарный день весны. Я поздравляю с этим событием всех соучастников приключения CCS. В этот день не будет белого снега. Но где взять краски, если листья ещё не распустились...
И тогда я отправился мелкими шагами в свой осенний архив. Осень даёт нам самую богатую палитру разных цветов и оттенков.
Today is the first calendar day of spring. I congratulate all the participants of the CCS adventure on this event. There will be no white snow on this day. But where to get paints if the leaves have not yet blossomed...
And then I went with small steps to my autumn archive. Autumn gives us the richest palette of different colors and shades.
Это панорама одного из прудов парка в пригороде Санкт-Петербурга. Он называется Ломоносов. Сюда можно добраться с экскурсией, общественным транспортом или как мы на автомобиле. Именно в этом месте парка я был впервые. Эта половина была некоторое время закрыта на ремонтные и ландшафтные работы и я даже не знал о её существовании.
This is a panorama of one of the ponds of the park in the suburbs of St. Petersburg. It's called Lomonosov. You can get here with an excursion, by public transport or as we do by car. It was in this place of the park that I was for the first time. This half was closed for some time for repair and landscaping work and I didn't even know about its existence.
Нам просто хотелось подышать осенним воздухом, побродить и мы случайно забрели в этот угол. Угол оказался довольно большим. Солнечного света было маловато и краски не так ярко играют. Но это способствует спокойному настроению и отдыху от городской суеты.
We just wanted to breathe the autumn air, wander around and we accidentally wandered into this corner. The angle turned out to be quite large. There was not enough sunlight and the colors do not play so brightly. But this contributes to a calm mood and rest from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Когда в прошлый раз была в этом парке, там были масштабные реставрационные работы и значительная часть территории была закрыта. Надо бы съездить, посмотреть что теперь.
вот и я был до этого, но закрыта та чать с прудом была. Я её и не знал вовсе, а тут прошли и обомлели))
On March 1, it is often considered the first spring day in Russia, but not necessarily mark the astronomical beginning of the season. This date is known as "weather spring", and is based on average temperature and climatic conditions.
So, although March 1 it does not mark the exact astronomical beginning of spring, it has become a symbolic date in Russia that indicates the end of winter and the beginning of a new season.
In addition, March 1 is an ancient traditional party in Russia called "Maslenitsa" or "butter week". This party is a one-week celebration before the beginning of the fast Lent in the Eastern Orthodox Church and is often associated with the arrival of spring and the renewal of nature.
I did not know this, so I investigated (without hesitation you were right) why March 1 was the beginning of spring for you all.
Congratulations, good celebrations and a very good beginning of spring!
Of course, really beautiful autumn shots.
Glad to see you and thank you for your kind words!
In Russia, the whole year is divided into 4 seasons (as everywhere else))
Three months for each season. Spring is March, April and May. Therefore, March 1 is formally considered the beginning of spring.
In ancient times in Russia, the beginning of spring and even the new year was considered the day of the spring solstice on March 22-23. This is the real day of Maslenitsa among the Slavs. On this day, large round pancakes are baked as a symbol of the sun. And this date was permanent.
The Maslenitsa you wrote about is tied to the lunar calendar, it is a Christian Maslenitsa. This date, like the date of Easter, is not constant, it depends on the cycles of the moon.
Very nice and interesting.
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