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An employee from the Directorate of the Shumen Plateau Nature Park removed fallen branches along the path to the Rusalka cave. The tree is a beech and was making it difficult to pass after the bridge in the area of the Opera area. The dry branches were moved to free up the walking route. An employee of the Directorate of the Shumen Plateau Nature Park removed fallen branches along the path to the Rusalka Cave. The tree is a beech and made it difficult to pass after the bridge in the area of the Opera area. The dry branches were moved to free up the pedestrian route. The Directorate of the Nature Park warns tourists to avoid walking in the area in strong winds. In this section - from the Kyoshkovete forest park through the Bigora and Opera shelters to the Rusalka Cave - the forest is old and the trees are nearly 130 years old. In bad weather, there is a risk of branches and trees falling. We recall that an interdepartmental commission inspected the area and decided to remove the 25-meter trees on the upper side of the pedestrian walkway in the dangerous section in order to prevent possible accidents. 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\nThe Directorate of the Nature Park warns tourists to avoid walking in the area in strong winds. In this section - from the forest park "Kyoskovete" through the shelter "Bigora" and "Opera" to the cave "Rusalka" forestIt is old and the trees are nearly 130 years old. In bad weather there is a risk of branches and trees falling.
\nWe remind you that an interdepartmental commission inspected the area and decided to remove the 25-meter trees on the upper side of the pedestrian walkway in the dangerous section to prevent possible accidents. The trees are mainly beech, in which the signs of rot are not clearly expressed.<\/span><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"