Deep in the gorge, a narrow, clear stream of water appears, sliding down the rock face. In spring, the Zezë fills the entire streambed and you can hear the water echoing between the high walls; in summer, a fine, cool cascade remains, giving the canyon path a moment of respite. The rocks are slightly worn, with moss and small plants clinging to the crevices. This point forms the natural middle section of the canyon: a short resting spot where the landscape breathes for a moment before the path continues towards the open stone zone.
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