this locomotive was installed in 2002 in honor of the 130th anniversary of the founding of the city of osipovichi . curiously, i see two stairs on the sides of this locomotive. but will it work by throwing the very top? in general, i'm somehow afraid, you know, no, i won't climb further. i'm afraid of heights. can i take a picture like this? there are several versions of the origin of the name of the city osipovichi, for example, once there was a small village here, which gave the name directly to the railway station, and only later to the regional center. and thanks to whom once this

dog rented a visiting one room on the left bank of the river, which naturally flows far. why did it pass here, again, once the trade route from minsk to hlubsk. and usually all the merchants stopped by this tavern so they called it in the local manner. all these merchants and perhaps that's why the name osipsikhovic came from there. by the way, it is possible that the name of the city also came from the name of a native who once lived here in this area, for example, his name was osip. and if you take the colloquial church, then joseph will also agree . and perhaps, here once people were with such surnames osip osipovich or eight too it would seem that this version suits me, by the way, more than like it. if we talk about the previous two versions, then this

version of scientists and local historians, but there is, of course, folk art and there is an ancient legend about the name of this city thanks to this folk art. so the legend says that once upon a time there lived in these parts a hero with the name osip and his father served as a forester for a powerful prince. so that's not they loved him because he was a very honest person, he did not allow hunting. illegally poached on the royal, more precisely princely lands. one day the son of this forester. osip saw how his father sotnik from the prince's retinue was tied to an oak. apparently they also wanted to hunt illegally. and they even tried to set it on fire, he ran up to these centurions. he transferred everyone to the squad, dispersed everyone and, of course, saved his father. father just didn't leave it like that and decided to report it directly to his superiors. prince, but trouble happened here, because it was

the centurion alone managed to run up to him and tell this story, but in his own way to the prince. so, the prince did not believe the centurion introduced into error, but he believed more directly to the forester, his honest worker. he took the centurion’s execution, she took the service of herself, because he was strong, dolgov served this prince with honesty and truth, and as a result, the prince endowed him with lands, which they began to call vasilpovichi. but in poland it naturally developed into osipovichi. where we are now with you. existed in ancient times russ i think you will definitely not see such know-how in belarus lower and lower, despite

the dome. looking at the cross the man is thinking. a hero named labutionok. he was fair and honest and served the prince very faithfully. namely, for this, he gave him the land, which they called. so friends, what can you see in the osipovichi district in osipovichi, say that there are many attractions. well, even locally they will tell you that not too many of them are mostly in the ground. what is it, maybe? of course, some archaeological prices things, because there used to be two massive settlements on the territory of the present sepovichi district, that is, these are huge settlements. it is called zhuzhzhanka and is located 3 km from the village. smyk. they say that it still existed during the times of ancient russia in

the iron age. by the way, it is rather small, the size of this settlement is about 110 by 130 m. it is located on the right bank of the whistles. so what kind of name does it take, they say that it is more dedicated to god, like hephaestus, there is only tin, perhaps from here there is such an interesting name indeed. previously, there were many old slavic gods that people believed before the arrival of christianity in these lands. the greatest interest in this settlement appeared in the twentieth century. many local historians came here to explore this area. they say that there were even baltic tribes here. this is indicated by a certain coloring of various earthenware, that is , plates of possible jars, apparently, these tribes differed somehow with us. and why, how

did they swim here, of course, for sure, before the whistle river was more modern. by at least this cliff can talk about it. after all, such a cliff just didn’t form on its own, for sure, the water constantly washed away. perhaps the earthen rock was falling, but it seems to me that this river was constantly washing out the earth and sinking lower and lower, and this growth was formed. people who travel by rail first of all, landing at the asipovichi station, see one of the most, probably, historically important buildings of this city. this is a train station itself, but since recently, you will be surprised exactly here on this platform appeared another

bright one. sight. this is a temple in honor of the icon of the mother of god of smolensk. i think you will definitely not see such know-how in belarus. i welcome you to our small temple, but cozy at our railway station in the city of sipovich. uh, with the blessing of vladyka seraphim, uh, this building was given to us, uh, which today is already such a slightly cultural center of our city, because it is here that people receive this spiritual joy of communion with god, and you know, that the ways of the way of the lord are unjust. there is such an example, evangelical, well, here is another example of an everyday train life, people go somewhere, strive somewhere, but everyone said that everyone has their own someone is in a hurry somewhere,

someone to work, someone to study someone on their own. everyone wants everything to be good, everyone comes here. that's exactly how we go on the path of life, uh, and asks god for a blessing on our labors precisely so that everything works out for them, therefore, these chapels are named after them, he mother of god of smolenskaya and digitria, what is the leader in the translation of the path? well, what is a guidebook, of course, it’s right to cast one’s path, someone chooses the path of life, someone today, someone in the morning got up and wants to say, lord, god forbid that everything be fine. i was in a mood of some kind of joy. we may be, one might say, we are now a calling card, because as soon as a person steps on the whole ground. does he see in front of him not only the station building, but also such a small, small cozy temple,

where is the person. that's probably, looking at the dome, looking at the cross. e man. well, he thinks about his life about something good. a lot of trains pass here and a lot of people pass through this station through this path and god forbid that everyone gets there in good health in salvation, well, whoever wants where they want, many come in and ask for the first time. here. what is the temple here? uh, someone asks about god , someone asks, how can i help my children? that is, all everyday questions. here in this small, such a cozy place, a man, here decides. she brings and know what a disappointment it was not to be. it was exactly here that the two rivers svisloch and vezena merge, but we

cannot tell you about the excavations. surprisingly, the fact is that the first tourists at the station in osipovich are met by a temple, a miniature church for 40 people, any traveler. he can go there and pray, as the priest jokes, instead of smoking on the permeter. what i want to tell you is not to say that the city is big. yes, it's true osipovichi, but also therefore a museum of local lore. they are also quite compact in size. there are only four halls there, there, please, and archaeological excavations are different for you there and models of some old castles, because many people know that there is a place with visloch near this sipovichi, and once it was a whole principality. one of the most ancient brushes. the only thing is that it's very interesting in the area, of course.

we have a very poorly represented svisloch, although the castle is getting richer. yes, he stood and had his own dynasty, but to say, damn, no, that is, excavations. we can not. this look, we just bought it was accidentally thrown off at the market, a man was trading, you know, there are such collapses on amazing copper days. well preserved without cracks. known very rarely. now such things are already encountered and we are. no, this is the nineteenth species. first of the twentieth. yes, that is, but it looks like something like an amphora. although it is not. so everything for me. well, it will keep well, it is clean. it has not been cleaned to help. shiny, it will be like water there, we left such a rarity. promise us when the statuette of stalin, god, how i rejoiced. i've been waiting a month for woman leads to

her grandmother kept her at home, she prayed for her practically with an icon, she brings and, you know, disappointment. it wasn't going to be as disappointing as i was because it passed the sculptures. let's turn to the audience. there is, someone has ah. bust, stalin please give the local history museum vasilkovich, we will definitely tell you about it. the largest archaeological monument of the region, namely kneading, you will find here in a village called svisloch u zamcha. a rather interesting story that begins in the twelfth century. in those times zamchaschi occupied a favorable geographical position. after all, rivers such as the berezina svisloch and ptich flow here, along which the waterway passed in ancient times, and the svisloch was the center of a specific principality

. it was located on this hill, from which a stunning view opens. say a huge moat. well, actually he is. i think it has been preserved, but once such bridges were thrown over it, which could be raised at any moment, if you see the horizon of the enemy, and by the way, in the entire history of the record, there were many such castles more than once, the castle was subjected to the run of the crimean tatars, but in 1655 it was attacked by russian troops, who burned it down. well, as you understand , nothing that would remind you that there was once a castle on this place has not been preserved.