the canopy passing through our dry belarus 20 tents every week the heroes of our project go on a journey. they don't even realize. where fate will throw them, maybe into space or even further, everything will be decided by the game of stone, scissors, paper, and where it is asked people come here. agryzli they are this here jackdaw people

clean and care for. it's not that expensive. i 'd say it's even priceless better to go inside and see hello. it's rock, paper, scissors. today i propose to go to the place where you often visited, royal special met the decembrists there came letters from napoleon himself . the dreamer assigns names to cities, smells and feelings, routes do not build travel intuitively and emotionally. lena is married. the mother of her little daughter prefers to travel by car together with her whole family , she believes that the key to a good trip is the sea and a cheerful company. hello pasha. hello lena, let's try to guess your today's routes well, where in belarus there is a manor of chureskih slovski very much . i don’t take this surname at all. they are of an unknown genus, respectively, the place is also

unknown. yes, but only can be known to those who live there near it. riddles ah, what's the name of the place? where was the palace of nicholas manusen? skye surname, yes, she, maybe somewhere in the south of belarus , you want to say in the south of france in the west, not in the west. well, let's have two options east and north north, this is the vitebsk region. yeah, maybe the vitebsk region, no. i have no. vitebsk area your today's routes and the correct answer is 1 2 3 i have stolbtsovsky

district. something about 80 km. i reached the village beyond the courtyards. that's just where it is, the sign is the village is not visible and most likely, it is located behind the railway bridge. what's behind my back? let's go look. in general, i would say that this is a village of some kind of microdistrict of the columns themselves, because in a straight line, if you walk from the central lesnaya street, this

village can reach the city of the column itself. this is in the center of the village, the gates, an orthodox cross is installed here behind it is some kind of willow, in general it looks like a triangle, even a store. yes, i'm in the middle. it was quite a large area. where did this name come from? i don’t know, perhaps, once there was some kind of garden courtyard in the columns themselves and they decided to call this village back to back their houses

of a rather elite class. here's how, for example, this one a has very simple village houses. in general, everything is mixed up. kilometers from minsk and we are there welcome to the khrenovtsy of the braslav district today more than a thousand live here a person, how he lives, how he lives now we learn from such small pieces of wood.

a convincing request does not sit on a cat, which means that the cat was once here and where it is asked handy people, of course you can twist it, but apparently not necessary. walking here alone is a real pleasure, and walking here, apparently, will take a long time. i would say such a flattened one, it obviously takes more than one kilometer. i understand that the tributary of the

very lake off the coast of which this settlement is located. if we talk about the name of this settlement, then guessing about the origin it doesn’t have to be very simple in the seventeenth century, this place was owned by a family, and khremovichi trees, even from under such ones, came to me. and this is how it looks exactly like the palace was called.

manutzin say there is nothing left of the palace at all. on the outskirts or outside the village, how convenient is it for someone to find such an abandoned building, or a complex of buildings, for sure, it attracts locals, yes, and visiting stalkers this is for those tourists who love extreme being in emergency buildings, but i don’t have it attracts and what attracts me the most is the building that is opposite this manor house. the manor house itself on a one-story building was built at the end of the 19th century. perhaps not the chulovskiys themselves built it. and perhaps it was built before them, and they were just its last owners. one gets the impression

that people come and go here, because the grass, as if trampled down, is what catches the eye first of all. so these are four columns at the entrance. yes, the house is already clear that it is not very well preserved. somewhere you can even see that the visor over the entrance collapsed. it can be seen here is the masonry here due to the destruction of that red brick. yes, this is indeed a very old building, but it was already plastered, apparently, in the soviet years, but painted. i would even say that at about 2.000, apparently, they even tried to restore it. here's what i can say that in those years, of course, reinforced concrete did not exist, and everything was made of stone, and

here huge cobblestones shine through with plaster. yes, this building is definitely old, but time does not spare anyone trees, even from under such stones grow. another interesting fact that many will say is that it doesn’t look like a manor house at all, if you look at the photos and study the history of all the other houses in our belarus, then any modern tourist will use a navigator to get here and that’s all the manor. kavalevshchina is a manor park. i would like to see it. but as you can see, cars cannot be driven here only on foot. hope i can find it. i take a walk,

so the historical park. you will surely notice that the tourist itinerary includes the so-called belmont estate. so this estate, allegedly long lost, but i'm still curious. will i be able to find? at least, well, one tiny pebble. well, at least something well, some kind of hint. despite the fact that the estate is lost. i guessed where she could be and i'm not mistaken.

because the view is amazing from here. appreciate of course, i can only assume, either these are the remains of the same estate, or a fence. by the way, there are a lot of information stands in the park. if you want to learn the history of this place, and in particular owners of the magnificent palace, then welcome here, judging by this diagram, it was there on this place that the estate itself was located. and this is how she looked, well, luxuriously.

by the way, the estate was lost, not so long ago it was dismantled literally brick by brick in 1940, and near the north wing, where the palace table once existed, today there is a parish church. the name of the collection is no. lyosha it's very nice to give back already, but the queue on the site moves very slowly with you maxim egorov is a defender.

clearly i'm leaving, watch the series rainbow in the sky in this weekend on tv channel, belarus 24, what did you do that exploded is there the most promising position to defeat the enemy from those who are silent and watching while being perhaps on rasputin this is the

easiest way to get what you want or is it another company if you call yourself independent, then show your independence, show and prove faith in what you do. on channel belarus 24 two teams of bright erudite belarusians, we work together in the construction industry, so today we will not build, we will answer the question correctly using all your knowledge. they will try to reach for their dream of the honorary title of the winner of the show on how many hills, according to legend, rome was founded

just the number seven is the absolutely correct answer on the seven hills, the correct answer and bring points to the team's piggy bank, and for the wrong answer, the participants go to build a tower. we have two good options. state two options. rome what year is nastya three two one? something interesting let's go, i'll show you through this

park there are many ecological trails aggravated. they're taking care of this one. people clean it. how luxurious and magnificent can be judged by this drawing of napoleon orda, if at that time they kept a book of reviews and suggestions, then tsar alexander i and the neapolitan king murat would certainly leave their notes there, nurrod had an active correspondence with napoleon and even wrote a few poems to say that this is a manor park. i can say this with great difficulty, because apparently there is little left of him here, most likely, there was a sports town from a boarding school,

because the dug-in tires, some metal structures still remained a small alley, maybe i will be able to find something further, i don’t know. now, if you look at the map, again, this is still part of that park, i can’t say that it’s him, but in the distance i saw something interesting, let’s go and show it. and there is a huge beaver dam, i decided to study it closer. i can say that the dam try to see. they were rather small, but this is 100%

and a hut in the belarusian language. i have never seen this size before. and thank you my biology teacher. i know that they grow with them all their lives. dozen despite the fact that the park - it is a length of more than 60 hectares to get lost. here in obviously you can't see signs everywhere. people clean and look after and translated from french or spanish, parc del mont is translated as a beautiful mountain. i won’t say that instead of it it’s very

mountainous, but here’s what’s beautiful, you definitely want to relax here. was clearly a rich man building looks very expensive. it’s better to go inside to look easily, whether it disappeared somewhere over time, or everything that surrounded pasha was the same park. only pasha did not understand. lena was more fortunate than the park. belmont, perfectly preserved, like a beautiful mountain, century-old tree alleys and ponds with islands. yakub kolos and the stolbtsy

district, how it is connected, of course, who taught belarusian literature well knows he was born here, but specifically in the town of akinchitsy, where i decided to come to visit him, so to speak, a family nest. yes, this is now not the same one in which yakub kolos himself was once born; it was built according to photographs and stories of local by the way, the place is popular among residents, when i arrived there, there was an excursion and schoolchildren come as schoolchildren. so, apparently, tourists from other cities, so the schedule is required. find out on the website of this museum , the guide said that last year

she visited this museum. i won't say how many people, but they are approximately all from forty-seven countries, so this place is definitely popular. i advise everyone, by the way, there is even that it is very expensive for no schoolchildren. adults four and to visit and this spirit this one in itself absorb somehow. it's not that expensive. i would even say it's priceless. look , i'm sure that the current generation does not even know what a caliper is, and before , instead of metal, now electronic using just such a wooden one.

the chamber that is inside they say that some of them are over 100 years old. the main attraction of the agro-town is this chapel-tomb, which was built in 1858, of course, it’s hard not to notice it because it is located. this building is almost at the entrance to

agricultural town i, of course, will go up the stairs. but as you understand, it is closed , and to be honest, i don’t even know who to turn to to actually open such burial places in belarus. it is not enough to build such a structure. only rich people could afford it. if we talk about this chapel, then it was built by count plaar chapel. itself, probably, it is possible to compare copies of some gothic cathedral. she is so beautiful and wonderful. naturally located in the local cemetery. if you are not impressionable, then you can walk to the walls of this very chapel. well

, as they say, to be afraid of a better life. yes , of course, earl platter was clearly a rich man. the building looks very solid. all i see is the funeral table. for the rest, of course, it is better to go inside and see, in addition to the chapel itself on the territory, you can look at the one that has been preserved in perfect condition. i would say a fence and an entrance or entrance gate. hi how did you go good good, it was interesting. by the way, lena , a question for you is your mouth. where approximately in

belarus yes, and their mom and dad are from minsk too from minsk, well, the most interesting thing is that the courtyard used to be called the tract kovalevshchina or kovalevshchina, so by the name of kovalev, that’s why they didn’t send me there, check it out. are they from minsk well, perhaps they embellished their history somewhere. yes, the stocking stick is also a moment for you, by the way, a very interesting place, quite the same. it is a small one-story but i liked it was good. true, the park was never found. but i didn’t find a beautiful parkour, but more than 60 dictars. it just seems to me that happiness is for local residents. this place is great for walking. it is a pity that everything has not yet blossomed to enjoy all the delights of nature. well, instead of a good and such a name for the park, in my opinion, it was a project, a stone does not know

where fate will throw them, maybe in bali to america or everything in bread. decide to play rock, paper, scissors for now. how much i travel around belarus around belarus yes , lord, on what kind of mud i didn’t have to walk. well, as they say, what it says usually i have thoughts deaf about the back entrance. i'm in no hurry.

landscapes are very well preserved here, which define the face of the forest, these are sand dunes, imagine for about ten thousand years the outer surface rises to tens of meters and

you will no longer find such archaeological artifacts here. why because, after all , it is a large thickness of sand, ancient people lived in more comfortable places, but by the way, ka