the river turns out, as in the village it has its own sections and its name, and the locals are well oriented. this name is due to the fact that once here in this swamp there were hayfields of bacilli kayama, as they call it locally. here and near this section of the river was. uh, the basil hayfield and this area was named that. and it’s interesting that the river literally changed its course 10 years ago. she used to do such a big bend. and it would seem that water cannot be directed in this direction, it is impossible force her to go here, but some kind of force makes her e judge to move. and every year the width of this

area becomes more and more. well, of course. so, unfortunately, in this life of turmoil, you are not the only one who somehow somehow doesn’t always notice the beauty of this river. so, when it comes to the heart in the soul and something like this mood appears, something pulls here, and i have one place there, it’s so beautiful, you’ll stop by and sit. you just sit and look at this water and it's so pleasant as it soothes. nature gave both the forest and this river and the father and this is a field nearby. and well, that's how much i like it here. it was not in vain that i was drawn here, and my soul is restless that i live and work here. once it rushes, i used to

go fishing here all the time, and when you go out with your father, it’s generally the most beautiful, and it happened like that. as a child, hiding from their parents and resorting to swim here, and even the mother was surprised while she milked the cow there, the farm sends it not because of this. you run away without telling her to swim here on the river, that's how they learned. and then it turned out that the cows went. e together with my mother and began to swim. she wonders so and when you learned to swim. i didn't let you go. and you swim just fine here. here. well, i had to admit that they did n’t even swim in this way, not the most famous of themselves. this

is the house in which i was born, grew up and passed this childhood, this youthful years were taken, brought up by a large family. we were five older brother, and that's it. the third younger sister. my father also worked as a tractor driver, mother as a water sprinkler, so everything the upbringing of this fell on the shoulders of this mother. she brought us up harder discipline. we were constantly with her, we cultivated the beetroots, we harvested, we collected these loads, therefore, as a child, i was offended by the match that you weren’t you, i have time

to play football somewhere with my friends. or some other games, but you have passed the time and i appreciated all this and very much. i am grateful to my mother for raising us like this. thanks to the work and education that i received here. i achieved this in the life of those certain goals. i graduated from uh, school. then he went. he served to study, he worked in this army, but i was so drawn, you are here. in this house, all that here i was surrounded by a forest was a river. i just lived it and

so it turned out in life, something i, well, you went through all the steps, as far as education is concerned, school finished college, then, uh, technical school this is an institute. what about work activities? i also worked with different ages, students of the school. these are schools for the labor collective. well it's now for more than 18 years, and i have been working as the chairman of the village council, but, probably, this is how it was destined to be. we have three sons in our family. when here in this house and atheros parents brought up for the whole in labor it is in discipline. this is also the most yatoe

brought up. eh, in that spirit and uh your sons. and now they are raising their children in the same spirit, here are three of them who teach me. well, everything, okay, and uh, it's the bosses. granddaughter and he is older he is 10 years old. but what's interesting, you know? i, too, on this i am transferred. uh, i love taking care of bees. you have me here is such a small two apiary. that's what he likes too. he comes. this is the smell of propolis honeycomb, i like it so much. beekeeping, well, i already started doing this later. well, it’s also me if you take it from the side of both mother and

father were engaged in beekeeping. what about? you are a calm father of hobbies. well, fuck off. and what are you, how much class is there? damn fifth. well, this one was a great happiness when i walk through the forest after fishing, when i was younger i loved to fish another way. well, like playing sports . i, well, swam well enough. and these are flippers and not a round. in a certain area i knew where what was happening at the bottom, where some fish was located, in what place, and i caught such a large fish with my hands, such fishing is different. our village, who discovered

this very beautiful area, namely the western part, at one time chose the mouth, both from the aginskys and so from the kirmonts. here is where we are on this street. uh, a little further uh, the palace was located here on the left you were uh, the production buildings of the cloth factories, but also other buildings. here, uh, napoleon ord recorded pictures. e, on which all that beauty was fixed and those buildings that were at that time, the palace is long gone in this place, where the tables of the palace once built a house and those tenants who live here stripes. porechye is called because

the village is located on the right side of the southern part of the yaselta river, this is the most picturesque place. because if you take the north side flows and the river from the nursery. yes, further there were a hall of marvelous meadows, further comes the forest massif of the sharp chariot of the western side and paris park, south side. the fields on the eastern side are also forested. and here is the environment of all this, you realize such beauty. we enjoy it. we rejoice in it the history of our village was different periods. and our people are our ancestors, of course. you have suffered it all. uh, they were under the poles this

and this and under the germans during the first world war, then the periods of the great patriotic war. we have a lake for, but there are such historical and evidence. this building is 160 years old. i want to pay attention. on what is the quality of the brick? so much time has passed, and despite the time, it has not actually changed. it was built for a sugar factory, this tazovod, and lasted about 19 years and was built in 1860, and in 1879 it burned down, then it was reconstructed, uh, and uh, they made a smoky plant. this is one of those buildings that were built here in this area. the sugar factory that worked at

that time was one of the best, because the latest equipment was installed here. this is where the steam engine was used. production from sugar. at that time it was one of the best during the soviet union, it was used for a starch plant. there are still left here. what remains is the building of the distillery, steam mill and sawmill. the rest of all the buildings were destroyed during the war and post-war. this church of the nativity of the virgin is in a great location, it was built in 2004. before. there was a temple here, and it was built and at the expense of the parishioners in

1912, according to the words of my father, my grandfather, my grandfather took part in the construction of the temple. great-grandfather, therefore, of course, you. i really appreciate the fact that my great-grandfather made a certain contribution to the construction. so, this important structure of their temples was built on the same foundation on which the former temple stood, very beautiful and therefore they tried to maintain the shape that it was. in the second temple, leaving the temple, you get not only spiritual pleasure, but aesthetic looking. and from this height, on which you are a temple, and watching this beautiful nature of ours, you get such pleasure in your soul. it

and it's so nice. evgenia was born and lived in the neighboring small village of this hand. this is me, the poor in the future. she lagged behind the famous poetess. here is her house. this is a poretsk school. our famous poetess yevgenia janishits studied at this school in high school and is currently in the class where she studied is in the museum. there are personal things in our museum, and they are looking for a lot of exhibits here, which were given by relatives. the most valuable exhibit of our museum is a handwritten collection of evgeny yanishchev,

dated 1963 here by her hand written. e poem, which she wrote, being a student of our school, this collection. she gave fyodor fyodorovich judge as a gift to her beloved teacher. you can see how neat the handwriting was. i'm not looking to see how she put her whole soul into this collection with her soul. here it is written by hand you will marry, 63 poems. in 2016, the first collection from the four-volume evgeniy nischets dvory zhittipi with comments was published, in the creation of which the scientific director of our museum sidorog antonina pavlovna took part from the day the museum was opened in our school delegations from different countries of the world visit here there were delegations from the czech republic poland ireland united states of america because eugene's poems have now been translated into 17

languages ​​of the world. professionals in their field from all over belarus , yes, but that's gone. here are the shelving. these are all materials for preparing for the republican olympiad. and we are ready to take any object from scratch. and in general, before its delivery, their work is an art. if at least one object has preserved a photograph of some even often interior, then the interior is considered restoration, if there is no photograph or description, then this is just a restoration of more than 90% confidence. we can say

that somewhere in the middle of the 19th century, this hall looked exactly like this. it is a very painstaking work. it's every centimeter, every millimeter. here is picking with a scalpel, especially when it comes to the education and upbringing of children. something my child 3,5 times to read the bucket and did not understand anything, that i’ll put a deuce for this. i will never take off teaching again. if the child is playing around, it's okay. he knows the world you do something hard. and you want to be created. be sure to remind yourself that if i give up, it will become easier to crawl and overcome difficulties. look, project one day on belarus 24 tv channel, each musical instrument has its own story. don't be afraid that there are so many buttons on it. it 's a button-something opportunity and interesting and useful

facts. imagine you now take on a load of two buckets of water and stand, and wait, when with this load for an hour and a half on the stage a meeting with belarusian artisans and performers by different musicians in different countries like different sound tempos. we have learned to take these things into account. with tea of ​​their children, all the children will play, after some period with both hands. look in the guk project at the cases on the belarus 24 tv channel.

my childhood is also connected with it . , which he represents, because somehow at a younger age he was a child and a teenager , you still don’t understand this. everything comes and over time, and now the fact that they left such a legacy to us with kirm there is such a value, they realize something. well, now you are here not in vain your time, uh, justified yours or the grottoes skint there a thousand in 792, e shimon from the company, uh, bought less than mikhail cleophas from aginsk and that’s from all the times. they are here, uh, they were and thank and they are the area. our you flourished. they made a very big payment in this er, the development

of industry and our locality. the parks have an ecological trail, it is located so it is to see all those rare trees that are planted here, these trees are somewhere more than 100 years old. and most of them have survived to our times. this is a tulip tree that grows. uh, in north america this parks was out of the ground. naturally , various trees from different countries were brought here from the forest area and if they were planted. there are a lot of old trees in the park, they are over a hundred years old and as you can see this oak. it's

probably two or more meters in diameter. now let's see what kind of wind we can't hug. here but there is a natural reign. eh, such old trees will be bent down and here in the park sanitary cuttings are periodically carried out on this central glade of this park there was once a three-tiered spiral staircase. banks roman alexandrovich loved and come here. you are in the park to climb this staircase and admire the beauties of the surrounding nature. in addition, the river flows not far from the nursery. and in the summer, roman liked to watch from his pipe. like bathing young girls, but he's some of the them it invited guests liked to chat.

this stone also has a certain importance and power, and there are rumors from older people that those men who are rather weak in terms of the male part, and not you, sat down here, and enjoyed resting on this stone, fresh air, nature and male power strengthened. it is surprising that the stone has an unusual shape, in any case, no one said that it was specially processed, that you brought it here on purpose. in this park, everything is thought out, there is one of the little things one of the paths. it's coming out and over the reservoir, which is located between this river yasel, yes, and the alexandrovich park itself with

kirmund, laying this park and did not think that it would also be the place of his burial, unfortunately, his life was cut short tragically. roman aleksandrovich kirmanta, the second place of the villagers, this is porechye, they shot a root in the tract, which is located in this one between the chariot and the small holodin, but then those local residents who were kind to him took him to the park. porechye and here he was buried. roman aleksandrovich was not only industrial, but he led a great public and political activity. i am interested in the history of our area. this is because i want to know you, and what happened here in order to know about yourself first of all,

tell it to your children and grandchildren, so that they know where it is. in which place. you were born their grandfather. and this is the love that i feel. e, these al- to this area, which is somehow conveyed and our cutting, this earth is very rich in historical events during the first world war. here took place very big battles and a lot of soldiers died on both sides. and it worked. so that those who you fought against each other. now rests on this poretsk land in one place. it is very interesting this place, both for children and it is for adults once there in childhood. this is me

here. you came with your friends. here in this defensive structure there are various room corridors. and it was very interesting for us initially only to visit there to see. here, just along this line speeches i passed the line of defense to you in 1900 and 15. eh, this dugout was built for the germans. and it was here that the team was under reference here. this building has two floors and underground parts. and these were wells above ground. all this testifies to the fact that, as there are serious, these people took place here in this area. well, children, like children, use everything that is possible for their own purposes. this is what you come here too, and schoolchildren on excursions look in order to see

with their own eyes. in-in, these are the witnesses of those events and also interesting and come and excursions are adults. i think that the time will still come, and whatever it is now. this form is preserved in this form, but it will be brought in a better order and will be maintained so that it is interesting for everyone, both children and adults. this is our history. that's all. we must preserve this for our children and grandchildren. i really love not only respect. and i love those people who do not forget this village, this small homeland, they come and take care of these parent houses. it's you, well,

you can't forget. i think those people are all children who are already leaving for the city and forget. ah, my parents' house. these are poor soulless people. but no. well, maybe they live there. well, as for the state of mind, then, of course, and we do not envy happiness, not yet. and happiness, so that a person enjoys everything around him, and this is enough for him. well what has i believe so. we invite you to a fascinating journey through the

sights of belarusian cities. it's also garbage, by the way. attraction is almost a kilometer of road above the water. oh, the construction of the first wooden church of the holy apostle. andrew began back in 1490, the order at that time was given by the polish king casimir the fourth egilonchik that the trinity cathedral in the past was a bernardine church, reminiscent of massive walls and an octagonal tower, the bell tower once performed a defensive function, according to some reports , it was installed on belarusian lands more than half a thousand monuments to lenin, this is an average of about 7 pieces per year, see program of the city of belarus on our tv channel. did you know that the expedition can be

set off with recipes, yes, and not completed. and i'm kim for over 100 years. tell kali weasel of the river broth, we will be ready that you are our chicken, which means chicken broth with dumplings a teaspoon of pozhitnik. we add yaga whole grains and add another teaspoon. hmm hair dryer. well, let's say, a pokul recipe for gultai is appropriate. she is at the studio of the belarusian cuisine program, their story is stretched dough with you and me today will be completely unusual. it seems to me, that it will appeal to those who cook it, yes, and those who will try it, we take flour. by the way, i salted it and added a little new sugar here. you can

look at traditional straws on our tv channel.

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