the heroes of this program chose to live outside the city, because you didn’t want to go to the village, but you didn’t have such a plan, well, not exactly a plan, but there was no desire to return, there were other plans, that’s for sure, there were other plans, but all these your plans were crossed out and you realized that this is the kind of life you want, then you remodeled your parents’ house in the stables?

don’t regret, well, it’s stupid to regret, what’s there to regret, everything is as it is, but it can’t help everyone, we have the same thing with a bunch of sick children, the question is not to help everyone, but to at least start something to do in order to it somehow moved, watch the project i’m from the village on the belarus 24 tv channel

. three traditional bakings of bread and four sacks of loaves of food are among the elements of the intangible cultural decline of belarus.

it’s only in the fields that you see places like this. so beautiful, now this is the lowest water level, and in the spring it flooded, this bridge is drowned, and this is the river stsvigel, now it is blocked, in other regions of course this is not the case, because we have mostly swamps and forests and dunes.

these are the alman marshes, large areas, this is the gala swamp, it is the largest in europe, a red swamp, further on it goes, look, there is no end, no edge, only in the middle there are islands, that is, sand dunes, where there is a forest, a tract. the gala swamps, and this tract is called bare, so we are exactly on the bare, there are cranberries further down there, people take them, that is, since

centuries, the forest has been helping us, all the gifts of nature are only forest ones, cranberries, berries, mushrooms, all this is poured out . and during the war the forest saved us, hid when the villages were burned, or those people hid near the forests, a palyashuk without swamps and a forest, he’s the one who doesn’t scorch, and there isn’t a single scab that doesn’t know how to collect mushrooms, berries, the gifts of this nature, they can do it all, damn it.

area, in the spring there were constant floods, in recent years there has been no flood, that is , it is not clear, the years have become dry, for 3 years now, when the yaw has been falling, groundwater in the swamps even, i have always been drawn to the leaf.

near the ladeino-polye district, count it, but i still kissed me, even though there are white nights and everything like that, well, in may, june, but it seems to me that our birches, our vegetation, are the most expensive, me back, i came back and worked in the forestry enterprise for 28 years, 3 years as an engineer.

it was considered such a river of fish itself, but to tell the truth, this is the belarusian amazon, it is the most beautiful, so self-worthy, among all the rivers, it feeds all our polyashukov, hello, andrey, good afternoon, alexey adamovich, like nothing, we’re working, well, is the water falling or? it happens in a week minus a meter, but it’s clear that it immediately floated, well, nothing, while

we’re still moored, and where are you going now, now we’re picking up the fishermen, they’re boasting about good ones, well, then call so that they can quickly we’ve already taken you, good, good luck to you, i think we’ll handle it soon, i’ll call you back, good, good evening to you. the pripets is one of the nine largest rivers in belarus. on the territory of the reserve, in addition to pripyat , there is the second largest river in belarus, this is the gariln river. the arteries were fed, one might say, by the local population, because the residents of the city of davidok, which is located directly on the banks of the gariln river. all his life he lived only off the river, how people moved between

cities, between other nearby villages, they obtained food for farm animals, harvested shot, harvested other forest products, everything came only from pripyat, pripyat is also the greatest spawning ground, as for all types of carp fish that are found on pripyat, as well... and nesting birds, unfortunately, villages there was none in the floodplain itself, these are virgin places, the territory is constantly flooded in some parts of the floodplain , the floods exceed 5-6 km. i was born and spent my childhood in davidgorodok, but after graduation i worked in a national park beloverskaya pushchina. nevertheless , i was always drawn home to my homeland, always to my river,

i consider it my own, because all my ancestors, all my grandfathers, great-grandfathers lived off the river, some were fishermen, trade workers, my whole childhood came with them, that’s how much i remember my grandfathers, always on the river since childhood, my part of the activity is directly related to... in order to preserve the pristine nature that it was, and so that my child would observe what his dad saw at the age of 3, 4, 5 years old, my child also sees this, people who they come here at least once and always try to come back.

that i was born, my father is no longer there, 2 years ago only my mother remained, she lives here, that i went to school.

there are two rivers, stvigs and bridges, during the entire time when there were no bridges, not a single person died, well, that’s how it worked out, these are the old-timers, they say when the river freezes, not completely, and you can’t get through it with a boat, on the ice.

this cross grew up on the grave of mikhalko sushchik, it was an old man who lived in this village, died at such a time that it was impossible either on ice or on water to bury him, people gathered and decided to break the ice. so that the road became, but they came to the river, the ice itself expanded, they drove by boats, buried them back, and the ice came together again, years passed, a wooden cross fell on that one, they carried it to the side and in this place

this cross was already standing, that i can talk about this and... tell you, this is not a damn thing, but in the fifties there are witnesses to this day who live in this village, somewhere there must be another cross, which is central, in the center there is a cemetery, here it is, here it is , i saw him oh look, granddaughter, this cross is growing, and from that moment i knew this cross, then it was one of those crosses that did not exist, and this

pancake is different from the cross, it seems to have been born. if you look at how it is written, m and t are almost the same, and this cross, it still grew, i don’t know how many centimeters, but by 10 centimeters, it was then, or i was still young, well, at that time it was like that, turov everyone knows the crosses, but no one here,

apparently, was baptized here. exactly where along the stviy river, if you look,

and princess olga, well, look, in this edge, everything almost starts from olga, where she was not, around the time she was here, people fell in love with her.

everyone moved to the village of korochich, currently the agricultural town of korochit, they live there, now, you see, there’s only one thing left, just

pears, from those times, that’s all. here is the church, in honor of the icon of the mother of god, pachaevskaya, it was founded and illuminated by archbishop kapinsky and luninetsky stsiafans. this is my, as they say, homeland, i grew up here and decided to build, my ideas were there, i decided to build

this temple together with my workers, there used to be the village of bor, and the khutara and we germans burned it down and i to... and vladimir, the prince, and of course, the apostle andrew the first-called, and theta, the icon of the holy princess

olga, who, according to my research, was born in these places. the royal doors are also the work of our reshtiki, and the craftsmen who made this temple, if people come, here they receive peace and grace. where did my interest in history come from, it was probably from school, i was interested in it from school.

started building a church, i wanted to open a museum in nature next to the church, we they set it, then the ideas were as follows: the boat lands on the shore and princess olga, who is the first here on these lands, comes out, well, 50% were done, then you can see. when the temple was built, they decided to establish an arboretum here, there are trees that do not grow in our region, that is, in polesse, and polesse is us, the center of polesie, the town of david, this is the central polesie, here the nature is very beautiful. i

try, the more i show it all, preserve it, i mean preserve it, there are so many vacationers here on sunday and saturday, you can come and see, who wants to relax, he comes here, guests who are abroad all lead to this arboretum, this church on the island. how i was born near the village, my wife is also from the village, from that same village, from the outback of poleska, at the moment we live in the city of davidgorodok, and my children, the eldest daughter, work as a doctor in the ivanovo district, also in polesie, and the youngest is studying .

i’m a biologist at the faculty of biology, so everything is connected with nature, this is where i grew up, was born, oh, white mushroom.