The final chapter of Lao Mao Mountain in Dalian

On the way down the mountain, I walked along the flower-lined path, feeling the beauty of spring in nature. The beauty of the green leaves in spring corresponds to the flowers, infusing every tree with vitality. Everywhere you look is a beautiful scene worthy of a snapshot.🧐 But the most beautiful place has to be the downhill path beside this road. It's framed by trees and so easy to miss if you don't look carefully. I squeezed in from the side.😁 After checking in from this slope, I kept walking down until I reached a three-way intersection and chose the wooden plank road on the left to go down the mountain.🧐 I wasn't sure where the other two paths led, but I knew I hadn't been on this wooden plank road because I came up the stone steps.😁 The white petals falling on the plank road were very pretty. Along the way, I also encountered several beautiful spots to check in, successfully recording the moments of my descent on Lao Mao Mountain's wooden plank road.👱 It was hard to find the exit at the end of the descent. Even if I had encountered it on the way up, I wouldn't have chosen to go up from here because this place looked a bit abandoned.😓 Later, as I walked down the mountain road, I met many policemen in the scenic area and didn't know what they were doing. I casually asked them about the snake I saw on the mountain and showed them the photo. They said it was the bark of an iron tree, no wonder it was almost the same color as the tree. If it hadn't been moving, I wouldn't have been able to tell it was a snake, and they said it was venomous. But they also said that if you don't touch it, it won't bite you.🙇 Anyway, this trip to Lao Mao Mountain was quite worthwhile. After all, this is the first time I've seen a snake while hiking, and it was a venomous one. I'll never have to say I've never seen a snake while hiking again.😁 After leaving the scenic area, I walked back to Anbo Town along the same road I came in the morning. These thirteen kilometers were really more tiring than when I came, probably because I had just finished climbing the mountain.🙇 I also mentioned the snake to the scenic area staff, but the conversation quickly changed topics.😓 Later on the road, I also encountered the uncles and aunties I saw in the morning digging holes to plant trees. They were working so hard without stopping, saying they had to work all day except for meal times, under the hot sun.😓