well, somewhere the fastest and plus more troubles. that's when everything will be fine. i realized that i love sports at the very moment when the choice was either to go to a modeling school or go to boxing. i chose boxing literally, probably from the age of 15. i myself have been in sports since the age of 23. at twenty-two, i already started to train directly , i found you, i look, but i don’t take it, sometimes tears flow, but they don’t take it. watch belarusians in the project on our tv channel. further away from the city meet with her. and your strength.

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maybe space or even further everything will be decided by the game stone scissors. hello this is a rock, paper scissors game that is simply impossible to defeat , at least we don’t believe it, look today olesya loves to go on a trip. luxury yourself in the background. luxury, loves palaces and castles. and the sea of ​​tanning royal suite prefers to relax in five-star hotels with a pool and spa. lena is married. mom of a little daughter prefers to travel

by car with her whole family, believing that the key to a good trip is the sea and a cheerful company. hello girls, hello. well, let's start with the riddles, shall we? ah, our favorite thing. yes? what belarusian town is associated with the fate of pushkin's granddaughter natalya vorontsova? and what was her name? natalia yes, of course, it is very difficult. let's take mogilev. i'll take a call to a friend, mogilev region accepted uh-huh the second riddle. what agro-town used to be called babich yes, any excellent version, mogilev

region on b. answer b. let's play rock paper scissors to find out correct answers and your today's itinerary. porvarov barbarov - this is the village that used to be called babichny bay is connected with the fate of the granddaughter. pushkin here. how ugu a small settlement has been known since 1432, as a small settlement in the grand duchy

of lithuania today, this is a small agro-town in which more than 200 people live. well, let's go on a tour? and where the sights are at the beginning of the village , nothing says that there is something to see for quite a few people. there a little, respectively, and especially there is no one to ask, what is interesting in this place. according to written sources, this place. is it known from the beginning or the middle of the 15th century? as part of the grand duchy of lithuania until the 16th century, this place was called babici. and

it got its current name thanks to pani barbara, she owned these lands and glorified her kindness. it was after her death that this village was renamed the bar of thieves. today i am traveling around the mogilev region and looked into agrogorodok with such an interesting name, telusha. look, what a beautiful nameplate meets me. but what about alisonka? it's time for you to take a walk, so the agro-town right away, that the agro-town is beautiful and the tourist will obviously be, where to take a walk and see our house. what well-kept houses, yes, and

near the house. like the locals. tulips oh, there are a few flowers here, what i want to say is it's a pleasure to walk here. the name of the agricultural town has several versions, which i will now tell you according to version number one, so it was named after one pan who was once here a long time ago he lived and he had a surname or whatever. this is how the name telush appeared, according to the second version, the name of the agro-town comes from the word telyakh. what does unhewn logs mean? these lands, by the way, in the 19th century, were once chosen by the descendants

of the famous russian poet alexander sergeevich pushkin. you may not believe me even now, but here once, not far from this gorodok , the granddaughter of alexander sergeevich lived . their families the capital truth and guessing with sheathing.

on channel belarus 20 balls time requires dialogue and serious steps towards solving global conflicts. unfortunately, now there is a battle not only for truth and memory, but because of food, the grain deal is again on the lips. and bread has already become a currency and a subject of bargaining in the world; it is in the blood of, perhaps, the vast majority of belarusians. the same applies to our policy, whether it be an external vector or investments, without which it is impossible to develop bright news events in the political, economic and public life at home and abroad. of course,

the development of a peaceful atom is sure step forward on the path of our economic independence , we are returning to our homeland. more precisely, even to a small homeland. small regional centers should have the same social infrastructure as large cities. this is how belarusians build brick by brick, the future on their land. watch on belarus 24 tv channel . be surprised, but i go to the school grounds . the museum is dedicated to pushkin. it's hard to imagine. what was the stable and karetnaya here in the nineteenth century, all the pans monuments were destroyed. they say that in the 16th century a stone castle was erected in barbarov, it belonged to fanny barbara and the joditsky family. they say that she was

a very kind woman and never refused to help anyone. after her death, the place was named after the kind one. sirs. barbara barbara. let's go further. concentrated here on this huge area here you can see the former stables, a huge park was in the depths of the park and a huge luxurious palace. unfortunately, nothing is left of it. so let's be content with that school. as you understand, not just like that. it would seem an ordinary school, i did not see anything supernatural if we talk about architecture, but nevertheless. she has her own story. this is how you understand the school? this is

part of a new building, but that former stable of the xix century. it is difficult for me to imagine what kind of stable and karetnaya was here in the nineteenth century ; today this functionality does not give itself away, but nevertheless the building, by the way, is under the protection of the state of historians for a cultural purpose. i was lucky with the weather, so i walked around the agricultural town with pleasure, and i also found various sights for you, dear tourists. at first i looked at the school, since the museum is located there, i was met by a guide who

gladly gave me a tour of the museum dedicated to pushkin, the great russian poet. from the 18th century , his daughter maria ivanovna golokhvatsky inherited the name from catherine ii, and then lenin was ruled by her son fedor aleksandrovich golokhvastov. his daughter maria petrovna golokhvastova married arkady palych vorontsov, lenin in whom there was a preliminary nobility in the city bobruisk and managed the estate of his wife after the death of maria petrovna golokhvastova and was less inherited by her son pavel arkadyevich vorontsov ilyaninov pavel arkadyevich vorontsov ilyaninov served as an officer of the chest in the regiment in which alexander alexandrovich pushkin commanded the son

of the great russian poet a couple of archers vorontsov ilya minov drew attention his eldest daughter natalya aleksandrovnushkina was soon married with his wife. they moved to volichie, now this village of dubovka is 10-12 km from bobruisk pushkin lived in our native land. alexandrovna next to her husband's father right on the territory of the temple, which she and her husband once built together. to date

, there is a new monument here, and once upon a time, the children of natalya alexandrovna erected a marble monument for their mother. well, after the revolution of 1917, all the panorama monuments were destroyed. father sergei, what are these interesting inscriptions in the moat. it served to protect not only in the 19th century everything that was holy, it all fell here, to be honest, i despaired. i've been wandering for half an hour around. pushkin's granddaughter natalya alexandrovna was an outstanding woman; she was friends with dostoevsky and turgenev, she drew beautifully and wrote poetry, though, where she did not print them. and they also say that she loved local legends , folk songs and belarusian speech.

there were few architectural elements left of the palace park ensemble. to my surprise, this gate of the 19th century was perfectly preserved. looking at this gate, one can quite imagine how luxurious the palace itself was on the territory of this palace park complex. at the beginning of the 19th century, these lands were acquired by the motsar judge, the belarusian nobleman, ignat gorlo. he wanted to turn this place into the center of his possessions and began the erection of his own unprecedented beauty of the palace in this park in the middle of this park on a hill that once flaunted the old. well, the whole problem is, and what's there

pretty swampy? do you understand that the moat served for protection not only in the 19th century? well, these days you can’t get through. here, you can see with the naked eye that everything is completely flooded. and i don't even i can imagine how to get to the very epicenter where the palace once was. i honestly tried to get into the middle of this park to look at some local beauties. but all i saw was a swampy area and a herd of midges and mosquitoes. i don’t advise anyone, to be honest, i’m a challenge. i’ve been wandering around the bush for half an hour, but i didn’t see even a hint

of that very luxurious park. unusual steps, on which the ancient inscriptions father sergius are preserved, what are these interesting inscriptions left on the steps of the cannon, pushkin's cannon. pushkin is these are the steps they were originally, and they were 100 120 130 years ago from the foundation of the temple. people also go and read. we have not restored the porch. we left it like that, as it is, like autographs or something, is it hard to say?

a historical place, the founder of the parish, natalya alexandrovna pushkina, the granddaughter of alexander sergeevich, the famous russian genius of the poet, unfortunately, father sergey, i know that this temple, and it was built with funds at the waist, was really natalia alexandrovna, her husband pavel arkadyevich count vorontsov ilyaminov. they contributed very significant contribution to spiritual development. villagers. maybe there is some unique icon that got. here from this kind, you know , there was also a painting here, but over the years of hardship everything, it

was destroyed. everything that was sacred is here. it all fell here along with the domes. it was a very sad sight in the nineties . at the temple, for a very long time , the icon of the mother of god, an economist, housebuilder, restored our temple. about the household dispensation of well-being, in order to successfully manage the affairs of the economy is built to be repaired by people who asked for help quite right. that there are people praying they receive thanks from the purest this is evidence of the mercy of god but for the unbelievers a visual aid, because it seems that someone suddenly helped, i will pray and people will help me, so in a simple way. here is a portrait of natalya alexandrovna, her husband

pavel arkadyevich, vorontso, vilyaminovo. these folds are attributed to natalia alexandrovna peru. although this may also be doubtful, but we will believe it is better to believe than not to believe, the horizons of consciousness expand for a believer, they are a believer, on the contrary, they are limited. we we can be different, if our future is at stake, some will suffer, others will enjoy, but everyone will get a result. any medal has two sides, even a medal for feats of peaceful valor implies

self-sacrifice to achieve a common goal such people such valiant people are unique among us, but if an emergency happens, you need to talk to people to tell where the problem happened, what and what is being done to to eliminate it, this is a big policy , important, but complex and where is it that everything is never said about everything, publicly by the author

igor’s view of the main events in the country and on the international arena, watch the project on the belarus 24 tv channel, you sing the song and it seems to me that there is a part of the version that the icons that are stored in the st. nicholas church were painted by natalya vorontsov’s granddaughter of pushkin. however , it’s significance is not just in artistic value , and in the historical and spiritual after all, the st. nicholas church was built on the donation of natalia's spouse and remained the only architectural

heritage of the vorontsovs. another architectural element that, in my opinion, is worthy attention. this is this old arched bridge, by the way, of the 19th century, so the bridge was once graced by horses. strictly speaking, who is the stabler, where the school is now located. i really like this architectural, so to speak, ensemble - this is an old paving stone. it has been preserved since then. and it seems to me that it was partially asphalted, in my opinion, completely in vain. under the bridge, but if it

is here in the nineteenth century, then galina i know that your local house of culture is famous for its songs and dances, but in general such a movement, yes, and rituals, yes, rituals and dances and songs, we have a merry vermigurt folklore ensemble. it’s oakwood for you, i’m not the axis, barberry is my children’s circle, pop singing, and this year we put it back and we teach how to remove balls from the earth . he showed me the ceremony, i saw it with my own eyes. and now i want to show you . today we have a mill. the children must have already come spring

to us. and you know how katya needs her, so we will already tell you how to assemble grandmother's wheelbarrow, let oh, what good fellows the elders. or maybe we are talking about some carcass and sing the song. oh, i went young sexual oh, i drove a horse eight around tea

oh, great great for you my zhan-chinki children. and tell me, abdushek. you have already started milking. i’m a funnel in the sky, bachila, and we’ve been piling up from time immemorial, and servicefully led to our cities. god, dad, you have a lot of skins, and you are going, that e busil is a sacred bird. yes, i just caused the clouds . and so that you are strong on your feet, powerful in your hands, but health. but how am i, they will dance?

it was a real fry, i danced with the kids.

blue you i'll go to visit not broke the second and i'll go to the army in the yard. you are not lomidors, you are not an old man and i will go. i visit the yard and does not catch. you better stop to come just for the sake of this team and the rite will show and songs and songs will sing a couple of games, throw them in, yes, to stretch the bones, therefore, you will not be bored here. thank you very much and kowtow

kali weasel, and my neck we have different different jackals. hello welcome back, hello. well, what, how to kiss beautifully such people there. oh, how they meet with songs, dances, games and the most amazing thing is that there is something to see, starting from the temple and ending with geese. uh-huh lena what's so interesting about barbara, despite such an exotic sound? i thought that there is some kind of belonging there, maybe for some reason it suggests associations with some pirate bay to the lake. well, actually it's barbara from the bath. barbara that i already understood. yes, i learned a bit about history. well, unlike alice, where everything is fine with her , i have terrible places in places that are beautiful. if we talk about the place where when you found from the manor, this is an old park, and in the middle of this park there was a manor, it was terrible. i fell into such a period of time.

uh, the whole area turned out to be practically swampy and there is a moat that was to get through. yes, there is a moat that served, in fact, as protection. it still protects. what is left, more precisely, it would not be left to describe, i could not get through. here in the center of this particular park uh-huh, but there a beautiful gate has been preserved from the old buildings of the brain. very beautiful yes, the nineteenth century, according to which once horses danced. it was a project of rock, paper, scissors, she is in tourism israel, she does not know where fate will throw them, maybe to mars venus or barbara. everything will be decided by the players, paper scissors, bye. belarus through the eyes of foreigners, what do i

like? belarus shmatem prostrate can be otshukat on the braslav bus here is a ball into the lake for a non-random. name god's wok, in spite of the lake otrymala dyakuyu its obrysam and kena guess the wolf in the lake maya formulaic and krug i don't change like that for stretching debts there is far away, that the wok sorshit behind the right

people from heaven and a bunch of them such flaming chandeliers in belarus it is located in a picturesque corner of the berezovsky district on a peninsula on a farm, on the one hand, we don’t have, on the other hand, the endless swamp of the sporovsky reserve. our village is called high, we had such slides, so they called it high, our farm, our estate is, as it were

, separate from the village, but it happened so once everyone lived here on farms, then they began to connect everyone in one place . and my grandfather also built his own house. built on a farm somewhere forced to pay 50 rubles. soviet fines for lining up in the wrong place where the girl is. well, i paid and the village remained. a little of everything. now there are about 40 people who have run gas, the road is already good, they buy houses for us, empty people were. farm, and now here is a photo of the station that produces 100 kw per hour. well, it works in a common circuit for our village. our village

has always been small, but there was a zip high school here. house of culture club library dad, we now have sat down the executive committee of the store five times the buses went, then over time the youth left and the old people left. here is the swamp. everything was mowed down, mowed down by the people of the collective farm, after the cows were called, people could not support our swamps began to overgrow. this age-old connection between man and nature was broken, our birds began to disappear, and there are about 40 species of them, in my opinion, we have a new life here. the sporovsky nature reserve breathed into our village