the history of the moor garden, located on the territory of the oleksandria arboretum, began in 1815,when countess branytska invited a group of bioenergetics experts from italy. after examining the territory, the specialists felt an overpowering force on this piece of land and proposed to create a health reserve here. later , a tasting hall was also built. our correspondents will tell you all the details. the moor garden, located on the territory of oleksandria park, is famous not only for its unheard-of energy, but also for a large number of unique trees, fruit and berry cultures, medicinal plants that grew even in the times of the counts of branytskyi. to this day , aromatic juice and wine are made from such fruit trees. according to the head gardener mykola, then... they even built a wine tasting room here. the premises were restored, focusing on the appearance of that time. this is the tasting room. we have not found the date when it was started to be built, but we think so, four or five years after the garden was laid. we restored this house almost exactly to how it was, the fire

i tried to feel the magic of the moore garden, where unique compositions are collected.olena's colleague from locserk boyko a garden with unheard of energy on the territory of the brenitsky estates in oleksandria dentropark. the history of this place began in 1815, when countess branytska invited a group of bioenergy workers from italy. after examining the territory, specialists felt that this piece of land was too strong and proposed to create a health reserve here. in the same year to the position. the head gardener , a young boy, august jens, came to the park. then this garden was his first project. mykola, the head gardener, says that they built tall ones here walls and began to plant trees. first, they surrounded it with high walls. the height of the wall is 3 m, the thickness is 70 cm. and the perimeter is almost 800 m. it is 240 m long and 144 m wide. the walls are precisely spaced, each wall corresponds to a part of the world, it is all very, very correctly planned. the garden lasted almost 100 years, until it stopped bearing fruit. since 1917 , no one has been e

to feel the magic of the moore garden, where my colleague from bilotserk, olena boyko, tried the collected compositions. a garden with unheard of energy on the territory of the brenitsky estates in... the park alexandria. the history of this place began in 1815, when countess branytska invited a group of bioenergy workers from italy. after examining the territory, specialists felt that this piece of land was too strong and proposed to create a health reserve here. in the same year , a young boy, august jens, came to the park as the head gardener. then this garden was his first project. mykola, the head gardener, says that they built high walls here and started planting trees. at first they surrounded it with high walls, the height of the wall - 3 m, 70 cm thick, and a perimeter of almost 800 m, 240 m long and 144 m wide. the walls are placed precisely once, each wall corresponds to a part of the world, it is all very. uh, everything is planned very correctly. the garden lasted almost 100 years, until it stopped bearing fruit. since 1917 , no one has been engaged in it. according to the gar

drone footage captures the 100 foot wide hole at garden moor park in alton, illinois, along the mississippi. the sinkhole formed just around 10:00 this morning, local media reporting. it was the result of an underground mine collapsing. luckily no one was on the field at the time of the collapse. all events at the park have been canceled through at least tomorrow and the rest of the week. police in san rafael arrested five men in connection with a violent crime spree. this first incident, happening 530 last night at an apartment complex on canal street. police say the suspects approached residents in a carport demanding money and alcohol. when the victims refused, they say the suspects attacked them with a wooden block and baseball bat. all five san rafael residents were arrested on various criminal violations, including felony robbery and felony assault with a deadly weapon. >> well, excitement is building across san francisco for the upcoming pride festivities. >> coming up, how small businesses are getting ready for a weekend full of celebration and a little breezy. >> a little warm in p

collection of wonderful sculptures contains works by max ernst, jean around, barbara hepworth, henry moorea chiu, director of the hirshhorn museum and sculpture garden, says hirshhorn also gave the museum important works by swiss sculptor albearto giacometti and american david smith. the hirshhorn got only a small sampling of the pieces into a new exhibit celebrating the museum's 50th anniversary. how many works are in this particular show? >> over 200. >> reporter: and was it hard to choose? >> of course. like a parent with children. >> reporter: because, in all, hirshhorn gave more than 12,000 works to the museum. >> just to name a few of the artists he collected, william anders, henri matisse, thomas eakins, george bellows, jacob lawrence, helen frankenthaler, joan mitchell. jackson pollock. cy twombly. >> he was an extraordinary collector. the photographs of his office in new york is paintings stacked all around him. >> in his very active years in '50s and '60s, he bought an average of two works a day. >> reporter: the director of the montreal museum of fine arts, he was previously chi