Wherever a person turns out to be later - after graduating from school, having received a profession and having left to live in another place, he will never forget his native land and its nature. I especially like the corner of nature in the village where my grandparents live. So far, this is the most beautiful place on Earth for me.

 This is a forest edge, a small river flows nearby. It's safe to go there, so they let me go alone. A wide path leads from the edge of the village to the edge of the village, with wildflowers growing on its sides. In summer, I like to retire there among the green trees, singing birds, flying colorful butterflies. At the same time, the village itself is within easy reach, so you simultaneously feel unity with water, greenery, sky, but you also see people not so far from yourself. Perhaps this is called harmony with nature.

 I also visit the village in winter. In winter, this forest edge is also very beautiful. There are snowy winters in our area. When it is frosty, snowflakes shimmer on the path leading to it in the rays of the winter sun! Such a picture of nature is mesmerizing: in the snow-white space, tree trunks turn black, and spruces seem especially fluffy with bright green needles, and not dark, like in summer or autumn.

 Autumn is a separate topic. At the edge of which I am talking, there are several rowan trees. And now, when the foliage is already turning yellow, bunches of red berries cheer up! And you think - with the onset of cold weather they will be useful to the bird population of the forest, the birds will not remain hungry.

 The edge is also good because there is fish in the river next to it. Small fish, but you can catch it on the ear. My grandfather and my friends and I go, one might say, on a night fishing: we go out at four o'clock in the morning and fish for a couple of hours until dawn is full. At this time, the surface of the water mysteriously shimmers: looking at it, I like to dream.

 If possible, I will return here whenever I have free time, even if I live far from my native land.