There is such a bend (a sharp turn) on the Shardenga River with a high bank, which crumbles right before our eyes.
Brief information on this river can be found in in this post .
The banks here are sandy, so they crumble very actively.
It turns out that the relief in this place is different every year and varies dramatically. Shardenga washes the shore, constantly eats part of the land.
Right with me, a small piece slid down and flopped into the water!
At the top, it's terrible and dangerous to stand - around the cracks in the ground, and look, the bottom line of the shore will slide down.
At down there is a fresh piece of land, as well as trees and bushes that once stood on a high bank.
An ideal place to conduct excavations and study the soil.
It's good that I just came here right now, because in the middle of the summer this place can not be reached, since there are continuous thickets of nettle around here. Even this time it was difficult to walk on dry grass.
Finally, I present a panorama of three vertical frames.
Canon 6d, EF 17-35 / 2.8L
Wow this isis really awesome
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the river banks tree makes the river more beautiful...also i like U turn of the river