In Old Priluki– a suburban neighborhood of Vologda, there is a church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker on the banks of the Vologda River. It can be photographed both from the shore on which it stands and from the opposite shore, that is, from the field from where I always take pictures of the Spaso-Prilutsky Monastery.
It will be a kind of post-complaint about nature.
In general, the Vologda River, like many others in the Vologda region, has inaccessible banks in the form of impenetrable thickets of willow.
I walked around the entire coastline in the area of this church to find a way to the shore and capture it with water lilies, fog and reflection in the water...but it is physically impossible to go ashore.
You would a chainsaw to get to the riverbank! Or a boat.
I am more than sure that previously access to the water were available anywhere.
The wild willow, like a weed, seized all the available places and ruined all the beautiful views.