Walk Straight Ahead for Yambol City Park

 Many a foot has trodden down this walkway that heads towards Yambol City Park. Passing the fast-food joints on the left, often a snack is taken before walking it off.

Dry Fountain in Yambol City Park

 Every so often this fountain is dry whilst maintenance is being made. Today is one of those days, but it still retains a magical atmosphere.

A Healthy Bush Tree in Yambol City Park

 There are many workers that maintain Yambol City Park so it is no surprise to see healthy trees and shrubs. This bush tree is a fine example.

Brand New Tarmac Path South of Yambol's City Park

Just south of Yambol City Park is a brand new footpath leading toward the town centre parallel with the River Tundzha. A very pleasant change from walking through puddle-filled potholes prior to this.

A Calm River Tundzha Seen from Yambol City Park Bridge

 On a winter day with no wind, ice or crowds it is a very calm River Tundzha seen from the bridge leading into Yambol City Park.

Decorated Main Entrance Gate in Yambol City Park

 This decorated main entrance gate leading into Yambol City Park has been put up before Christmas. It remains well into the New Year and why not it is very pretty especially at night when it lights up/

Simple Bridge Leading to Yambol City Park

 Coming from the North and crossing over the River Tundzha, this simple bridge leads to Yambol City Park. Not many people out today as cold and foggy.

A Walk by the Tundzha in Yambol City Park

 Peace, calmness and beauty are the attributes to this walk along the Tundzha in Yambol City Park. Not a soul to be seen on this still winter day.

The Main Entrance to Yambol City Park

 A grand forefront greets you at the main entrance of Yambol City Park. The Bulgarian flag fluttering in the distance stirs visitors who are proud of their homeland.

Children's Chalk Drawing in Yambol City Park

Chalk drawings by children in Yambol City Park are often seen until the rain washes it away. Then they start all over again with a similar drawing.

Eerie Trees in Yambol City Park

Walking past this tree in Yambol City Park gave me the creeps. Eerie trees indeed as it give the impression of leaning over willing to grab you. Harry Potter needs to appear.

Path From Yambol's Tundzha River to the Outdoor City Park Gymnasium

After warming up with a little walk along Yambol's Tundzha River, if you walk don the bank and follow the path you will find the City Park Gymnasium. Only built a year ago this is used by many folk in the park and lots of children which is good for the future health of Yambol citizens.

Bridge Renovation in Yambol's City Park

Major renovation is currently being made in the bridge giving access to Yambol'c City Park. today the old main waste pipe is being replaces with new one. This was watched by many as the delicate movements of cranes working together had to be synchronized for success.  

The Catholic Church Near Yambol's (Ямбол) City Park

This is Yambol's  (Ямбол) Catholic Church seen from the street. If you look more closely as you pass the church you will see the entrance and garden untidy and in disrepair. Seems that there is a lack of care bind this grand and tidy facade we see in front of us..

Out of Tune Piano Bar in Yambol (Ямбол)

The Piano Bar used to be a decent place to wine and dine in Yambol (Ямбол). It is situated just south of the City Park. There was a Grand Piano in the place which used to be played, in fact I was offered the piano to practice many moons ago, although I think they were thinking of free entertainment for customers at the time. All changed now though as the Piano Bar is is need of tuning and completely run down since closing a few years ago. Shame" 

A Weir On the River Tundzha

If you walk to the North End of Yambol's City Park and follow the Tundzha River North bound after just 500 metres you will arrive at a weir. This is a favourite place for Yambol folk to fish. You can see numerous fish jumping up trying to get on the higher level of water, but always failing with the water currently not too high. Lovely place but too noisy for me over time with the constant sound of the crashing water.