hint that there are lovely landscapes. mercy nothing about what lovely landscapes past landscapes we rent. well, then let's play rock paper scissors in order to find out the correct answers and your today's route rock, paper scissors, 1 2, 3. so i'm off. by the ears, you'll find it there. i hope the manor of the mask. sweet, sweet cute sights, we were practically close, huh? well, let's go, let's go? and this means that the time has come to travel

around belarus. a travel portfolio has already been collected behind my back. and today i looked into the brest region, namely the town. once in this agrogorodok, i got the impression that for some reason i ended up in a village. i wanted to buy a cup of coffee, but i have not met a cafe on my way yet. well, since i was already in this area, it was necessary to find something interesting for the tourist, and i went in search of a long time ago, people who came to this area stopped here, yes,

how do i do it now? i circled around myself like this, looked at everything around and they said, what kind of views from here and the name went. well, so far, no such sights. on foot , we hop about 115 km from minsk, a myth in the village beyond the ears of the nestyzhsky district. at least that's what it tells us,

this stopping point you won't find any other signs here. so, are we going on a tour? the village itself is very small, as far as i know it lives there. well, a little more than 20 residents, according to old witnesses , the statistics, in my opinion, in 2011, 23 people. no wonder i'm on my way didn't meet anyone. no one to ask. the sun is shining. the village itself at one time was quite prosperous, it was owned by the radziwills and actually received income from this land, and a little more history in 1768, these lands became essentially given to theophilia

radziwill, who tied the knot with major general of the grand duchy of lithuania ignatius mosquito and in fact it and the neighboring villages formed foils, which brought considerable income to its owners. if we talk about the name of the village by the ears, where did did it happen? everything is very simple, the village is located behind the stale near the river. usha , respectively, when a person leaves the city, it turns out that he gets into a snake? it is felt, of course, that the station is old on that building. there is even a plaque. here they stopped to rest , i suspect that this was the tomb of the task with the name of the places. it turned out to be very easy, so the line and olesya this time

did not even have to ask the locals for a little ingenuity and voila behind the ears behind the ears, pretty, cute looks they say that once in catherine ii passed through these places and, looking at the beautiful landscapes, exclaimed. what lovely views we go further, i spotted an old building and decided to come closer . can you imagine the postal station? in 1843, a postal station was opened here, which is now located right next to me; it feels, of course, that the station is old. the entrance even remained from those distant times. here they stopped

to rest to change horses and repair the damaged carriage. unfortunately , it will not be possible to enter the territory of the former station, so, how is the fence now? well, do not be upset, because you will be able to take a memorable photo. most importantly, the attraction behind the ears is behind this fence, since the gates are open on the territory you can get into.

all that a tourist can see for himself there is, in principle, a collapsed small catholic chapel. ram was built at the end of the 18th century and today is, well, in this state. despite the fact that the old temple looks pretty, it seems that you can go in not so intimidating, at least. by the way, earlier this temple was built as a tomb, and only then it passed into the category of a catholic chapel. all that can

be seen here is the ancient columns in the center of the icon hall and the not very reliable ceiling , to be honest, it has been here for a long time. the chapel is currently dilapidated, although i was pleased with the presence of bricks near this building. this suggests that after all, the restoration is a chapel. eh, i want to believe that in the near future will take place. going around the building around, i found such a descent, as if underground tunnels, i suspect that this was the tomb. she set off at her own peril and risk into the crypt, as it were, her legs could not be broken. as i understand it, under the building

this particular room is called the crypt , to be honest, there is absolutely nothing to see there either. unless to panic and be afraid. on the other hand if you want thrills, you believe in ghosts looking for treasures, then this is probably your place. there is a qr-code here, it turns out, i found it more than

15. 0, but the trees, of course, are impressive, the plants are so huge , it turned out to be more difficult to look at the old postal station than climb into the crypt of the old watchmaker and the fence is to blame. alice decided not to risk it. that's why i didn't get any letters from her. perhaps the next task will be easier for her. the church of st. sergei of radonezh was built here in 1870 in a retrospective russian style. by the way, you can pay attention to this tablet. as a result, for you to understand, i scanned the qr code and found out the whole history of this church. in

1891 , an orthodox brotherhood was founded at this church and a parochial school operated. interestingly, in during the first world war, the image of the church of st. sergei of radonezh milovitsah was on one of the postcards issued by the german authorities.

it was originally here, the vvedensky temple, they say that she went underground, yes, yes, well, it’s not clear there, and then the borisoglebsky temple was and then this icon was then borisogretsky, and then when borisoglebsky burned down and already this king built it, it turns out to be transferred here, and she was in the center, over there, where the savior is. what year is it 1880 is our temple, and it turns out already i don't know, a lot already.

i’m going in search of the estate, which was founded by the famous major general of the grand duchy of lithuania, ignatius moravsky, his wife, by the way, was no less famous among the radzivils born in theophany. she was the sister of the king himself. stanislav radzivil had one question. is there anything left of the estate itself, and where was it located? but, unfortunately, the estate has not survived to this day, but i found something similar, at least on a hill of a pile of some stones. i think it's in the right place this manor stood, it turns out, i found it. more precisely, what was left of her. oh, another proof that there was some kind

of building here. there was also a beautiful once upon a time, homestead park, but, unfortunately, nothing is left either. and a lot of fallen trees. oh, how everything is running. trees , of course, impressive plants are so huge. here is a living proof of how nature works mercilessly preserved picturesque pond in the summer. i'm sure a lot of people spend their time there. in addition to household buildings, we we can watch on the other side. here is such

a small water mill and something else that can be found outside the park? but if you go back in time, i'll tell you how they used it. oh wow, during the first world war, the church of st. sergius of radonezh was depicted and olesya easily recognized it. but the task for lena turned out to be more difficult because to find traces of the completely destroyed estates. it seemed almost unrealistic, but not for len unfortunately, this moravian manor was left with only the remains of the foundation. let's go further.

yes, or you? well, i’ve been since 1976 since what year 76 wow, 46 years old, we’ve been selling greenery and at republican events in both regional and district. eh, so we ourselves preserve obedience, but a rite. unfortunately. today i will not see, because it is not the season. yes , as far as i know, well, of course, but i know that you have delicious pancakes. yes, from the loincloth, no, not pancakes, but paws, let's go. let's live naim white-haired. what are you doing, what a walking fish, of course,

put strobes in a bone. oh, she wounded an elephant , rarila not to melt on the frozen mushrooms mushrooms cut mushroom. oh, slava it was right for me to melt the girls in a wrong way, hold us, like i ate shankov oh, you’re already falling on a horse , so i’m taking two mugs to jump such yogurt. uh-huh, and

one lukewarm water, that's all, it stirred and left for the night. uh-huh for the whole night for the whole night at a warm place and hui turns sour. the stove can be on gas without a difference, without a difference where you will be, damn it. unreal smell, i don’t know, of course, you won’t feel it through the screens, it smells very tasty as it is. that's how there is someone likes, it was

nailed down. i don't love. i love cap. that's it, and damn it. well try. well, this is a cabbage, but how delicious it is elena delicious very elena thank you very much for this recipe. and now we will be together. if you don’t know what the prototype of a modern refrigerator looks like, then in the village there is a clear proof of this by the ears. now, of course, it looks like a garbage pit, but if we go back in time, i

will tell you how this room was used. in winter, huge blocks of ice were cut out of the river, brought here, lined with a box iron with provisions and strewn with sawdust. this allowed food to be stored all year round. to be honest, larger ice cubes. i have not met in belarus. at least i didn't have that experience. and this is for a tourist who came by the ears. maybe, it means that here it is convenient to settle down and contemplate all the local beauties. and, of course, i could not deny myself the pleasure of admiring this mill

closer. i am surprised. it is also protected by the state is a historical and cultural value drew attention to the bricks. for some reason, it says columns, apparently, the plant was there or maybe still on its course. i don't know, well, let's go and see, well , it's clear that the mill is no longer working. well, maybe millstones have been preserved here. preserved? i already see. oh wow, it feels like work stopped here, not so long ago. 1592 and here 1975

hi welcome back. hello lena how are you in the ears? oh, deaf in terms of people, of course, there is practically no one, but in terms of some significant sights. well, i guess i found a hill, on which there are a lot of boulders. i suppose that there was a manor there when you were there, but i could be wrong, but there are a lot of buildings and the ruins of a catholic chapel. uh-huh olesya, how cute are the views in milovina. well, i would say confidently cute uh-huh well, actually, there are strong tourists, they roam. uh-huh well , loaf with pancakes, like oh, the taste is about caloric, then i had to run around these

nice ones to work out. where did fate throw them, maybe in bali to america or to milovina. everything will be decided by such a stone, scissors, paper, for now. and i froze all the pancakes. i to sleep already. well, there's still something for the tourist to do. a project in which the main success factor is not strength, but knowledge. which country at the davis cup is the famous tennis player novak djokovicniki must go through four periods

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. the lake, after all, stands high on one side of the lowland, the other on the third and fourth, but it miraculously strengthened its shores and survived. but this is still a relic of a very ancient lake, which was huge and covered almost the entire northern part of the luster of the current part of the minsk region, because sapropels lie everywhere, and it

remains like this, only one of these big lakes. here we are now going to the north shore along it. if we take the north, the eastern coast, this is the coast of central belarus already. western disease is located where the sun is now e on the order and finally, the southeast, it connects us with e, the eastern disease. this is the specificity of this natural object. the northern

coast is more so cold, more so severe, one might say, the taiga coast, and the southern coast is useful and the entire coastline. it is an alternation of these biocenoses of such a real, type and more warm, more useful, such as it is still very interesting, an ethical river. now, when you look at the northern shore of the lake, you can see that such a swampy forest is high. it is sharply, as if cut off by a wall, that is, the river is critical. she does not let him go further in polissya and, in general, belarus can be an exclusive phenomenon. when they began to measure the magnetic field, it turned out that the most

significant deviation of the magnetic field in belarus towards positive amplitudes, it just passes along the western shore of voznesensky lake and stretches in a long strip even the baranovichi region, perhaps, and therefore such different people are such different ethnic groups between seemingly close villages. here is the bobrovichi village, which is a little further from the lake, but, uh, and after 9 km. you will expel them according to ethnic culture. yes. eh, in all respects it is very different. if here , uh, and the language is already a different dialect, then there is a completely more contrasting such manifestation. well, in general, it turns out that the lake. what is interesting is that it, as it were , delimits four of the six natural ethnographic regions, belarus polissya it

after all, even in the gonoshansky region, it is just located on the main and practical watershed here, the pripyat river, or rather its tributary, and begin to increase and go further through the pripyat at the bottom and further into the sea. polissya is interesting and has an unheard-of rich history. take even such a situation as the sites of ancient man, the very first sites of primitive people. they are open exactly all the historical milestones of europe , they are all connected in one way or another by salvation. here, if you look even at the events of a hundred years ago. it's uh, world war i which affected virtually the entire globe. and here we see in this image, how

this disease looked like 100 years ago, how powerful the defensive line was here for almost 3 years from the fifteenth of 1915 to 18. here the front is completely stabilized. and here, for example, one of the most interesting. eh, villages through the forest. you will kick me out. this is a village that was split in two, literally on the east side of the position. the russian army on this side strengthened the kaiser troops, and since then, as living evidence of those battles, they have remained exactly in this place. this fortified area, which was created under bombs and under high-explosive shells of the russian very, precisely, skilful artillery. it was e created, and it is even here in memoirs, e, of those times it is registered as a completely impregnable foothold in history, this one