I never thought that the gloomy and gray weather could change everything so much.
Masha dragged us from the plane to a grove of redwoods and did not lose.
The history of the grove is remarkable. It was planted in the middle of the 20th century by a researcher at the State Nikitsky Botanical Garden, Gennady Danilovich Yaroslavtsev. He wanted to check how the North American sequoia-dendron will take root in the Crimea. The material was taken from the Nikitsky botanical garden and planted on the slope of Chatyr-Dag at an altitude of 850 meters above sea level. Since then, redwoods bloom and spike among the Crimean clouds and clouds. Let them all be well!