to do this, we need to go here to this poleska village of tomashovka. and herself.with these places very much, not by chance, because here he met his passion, who left then she went to st. petersburg with him and lived for a very long time, this is a very famous romantic story in the historiography of russian tsars. already in the thirties, it was identified as a very promising recreation area, nationwide in the then poland; the conditional satellite of the village of tomashovka was no less interesting. orkhov, then there was a requirement of the stalinist government that settlements should not be located on the border, they should all be resettled. there was such a small village as galendry, which later in polish history was renamed stanislavivka in honor king, but now she is gone, she was also resettled here, and thus... an artificial lake, there is an excellent wonderful forest park, here there are natural wild forests that are located in the surrounding area, and thus tomashovka personifies the flavor. a corner of our belarusian woodland, there ’s definitely not

tomashovka is also interesting because traditional fishing is very well developed here.were here when it was allowed. these small rivers, which had high banks, were always targeted by fishing entrepreneurs, here, literally, we are standing on one of... the oldest miniature fish farms, which have survived from the 16th century to the present day, are almost 300 years old. this small fish farm is almost 300 years old. such responsibility for nature, she still preserved this corner, which is why very old trees and small swamps that were not affected by land reclamation were preserved here, and also lake selyakha, it was not built up, it is completely located in its natural environment. the fact is that the vast majority of lakes in our country appeared during the ice age, due to the thawing of glaciers, their somehow exorbitant activity, and this lake appeared due to karst processes, that is, there were some soluble rocks in the ground, they dissolved under the influence of groundwater, such a grandiose appeared... the western bukh river, but of reservoirs there were few of

explain the phenomenon. our botanists were also all surprised, well, why does it only grow here near tomashovkahe fact is that the royal fern is a cult plant of the ancient vikings, it is well known, and any archaeologist will confirm that the amber path of the ancient vikings passed along the western god, and most likely ... some kind of coordinate for the periodic campaigns of these ancient vikings, but how could it be otherwise, he won’t tell his grandson that you go and meet tamashovka, there will be a sign there and all that, it’s clear that they...