it's just even easier than in a car. can i sit with you? is it just interesting? well, sit down. opa listen. what a great workplace you have. what is this signal? lyoshka and how will we be without a car. lyosha run well, rejoice, i will be a friend of the shore. we are on the other side. let's go back let's go. our driver is there, we won’t have time to go.

of course, once there was a completely different building in the soviet era. she acquired this look, which has come down to our time, preserved only from the estate bispings are two outbuildings, which are already, by the way, also, i would say, in disrepair. one of them occupies the current boiler house, the second is a local enterprise. it was at this place that once there was the main entrance, which is depicted in the drawings of the famous belarusian artist napoleon orda, and the very big road

along the lake, which occupied, by the way, seven hectares. if we talk about its uniqueness, then this is a real complex of lakes , this is a unique park with exotic plants. this is their own brewery. they even bred their own hounds. this, of course, is a stable for many heads. this and a lot of yards for servants and other people, respectively.

we are setting off on an expedition through the patches of our ukraine to skim on the road of flashing new discoveries. kol kesh , we didn’t get along with all sorts of people, but kolka didn’t have any songs, no jokes, yes, the album should climb into the window from here and called a tip or cut down a tree. we looked. with some side fall the treba, as the white tree did not settle to the mountain with a hollow, it was measured completely, i was poor in the body and we’ll give it to the second traditions new life, it was cabbage, belarus why change city benefits for

life in the belarusian outback i don’t like, i’m a city city - this is vanity. this aggression is hard for me in the city. i’m faster on the field and it catches the détente, as if this village life is simple, these are all these people who surround me, neighbors, they are all very simple , benevolent people, they don’t have any envy or malice to find out. why rural life is still better than city life and complete several household tasks. as i understand it, this is some kind of fun, yes you take it man from the city. you tell him that there is a metro here and return everything to the city, my wife will ask me, well, as i say, i had two big bites, the positive side so far is that i have not broken a single fishing rod, how much have i passed? 100 meters the most difficult the noisiest the longest 100 meters in my life, watch the show i am from the village on our

tv channel. it doesn't seem to come true. i think that from the inside it will look much more real belarusian. jungle has another interesting feature romantic and free, like walk around the estate of the bispings. or rather, because of it left. unfortunately. look at the bisping manor. now you can only in the picture. today

i will enjoy nature, walking through the sourozh arboretum at the entrance immediately meets. here is such an information stand, you can come closer and read elementary. what is the natural composition here? did you know that if you hug a birch and make a wish, it will surely come true, which i am doing right now. well, i usually have a lot of desires. now i will choose. oh it doesn't seem come true, because i did not

stand here for a long time. walking through the arboretum, i can safely say that this is the real belarusian jungle, really, you need to look under your feet, because snakes are clearly found here, which i'm afraid of. i think you're in for a surprise. do you want to see him? and here we have a siberian pine, and in 15 years it will be possible to try pine nuts here. and it looks like

russula home. i won't come empty- handed today. brought aga to an artificial reservoir. then my way was to the temple. and i made it there

meet the abbot, who showed me an amazing thing. this is the history of this temple. what is a chronicle, this is when the clergy of the rector of this temple write down everything that happened, the prices of food and some political ones are indicated there, and the events and even the weather is described at a certain time. by the way, it's dated. she is an eighteenth century chronicle. it was a small wooden church. now it is a real, stone temple, which initially, when it was built, was uniate, and this happened in the 18th century, and a little later he again converted to orthodoxy.

an amazing feature has been preserved to our time in stained-glass windows, which is typical for unian churches, but now it is found precisely in the mosalian orthodox church in these stained-glass windows. an interesting feature is red glass in the shape of a cross. i think that from the inside it will look much more interesting. by the way, with the permission of the rector, i was even able to climb the bell tower and met someone, and these are bats and we see that the brick is like this here is a rubble stone. here is the masonry of the eighteenth century. and above us there is also an interesting feature of a wooden beam, which was, apparently. here, some may be a restraining element, a structural element, and she will go to the bark beetle. again, this is all from that time guys emotions, just rolls over. more

recently, we have mastered the production of hard cheeses highlights some point and release. listen mushrooms gives oh, you wrote it down and the germans. while olesya was picking mushrooms and getting to know the inhabitants. arboretum. pasha i carefully studied the masonic temple and found out that it used to be not hellish. this is clearly seen in the images of saints and crosses on equestrian temples. for a monastery, a meal is a continuation of worship. it begins with a prayer and ends with a prayer during the meal, either the lives of the saints or

some teachings are read, that is, they not only nourish the body, but nourish the soul. today we have cow day thursday. we have his vegetables. we are just before lunch. we have cabbage soup for lunch today, in general. dasha is still ours. yes, potato fish, do we have fish or not? actually, there are pickles of vegetables, vegetables, too, from the greenhouse from the monastery. and for dessert , pastries from the monastery cottage cheese. more recently, we have mastered the production of hard cheeses. this is one of the first cheeses that has already been tried with spicy. here it is. so that buyers also now don’t have to taste delicious, i can always take it, you can take it, i ’ll cut it off for you later. only

it is prepared here on the third kingdom of yours . let there be will, your yakon does not give powerlessness on earth , or it seems to me. holy dormition tadulinsky the monastery was founded in the 18th century. unfortunately, it has not survived to this day. some moments of the temple did not succumb to disassembly and remained, like silent witnesses , it looks somehow unusual. true, it seems like

nature and such pieces of walls that keep their history. the monastery was abolished in 1918 and already during the war, the germans blew up the temple supposedly here. the fights just started. there are large forests nearby and the germans were standing here and presumably. it was just a clash between the germans and the partisans. the result is like a temple. inspired by the drawing of napoleon orda, on which the binsping manor is made, that i also decided to learn how to draw?

well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, victoria look , it's time to open our gallery stone, scissors, paper, at least one of my four flowers has already turned out, in my opinion. you can even rate me. thanks a lot. thank you, ekaterina, you are just a huge hello hello. tell me how

you went, like a ferry oh well, the ferry is beautiful. i even asked the mechanic. how is this a miracle of working technique, and he happily told me pasha what caused the biggest emotions in you as a kid? uh, and some kind of bitterness and joy and surprise, because this is actually already poorly preserved. and so, when i climbed the bell tower in the temple, it was very interesting. pretty much more than me, it was a project of a stone mage. she doesn’t know in advance where fate will throw them, maybe on mars venus or in the mosalians everything will be decided by the players, paper scissors, for now. hmm have fun, they say how

the angel costs for their meals angels for meals like rural life. beauty, i would now snuggled up too. with joy in our program the most active schoolchildren from all over belarus i know that the middle ages are divided into three periods. it's early middle and late, so i said yes, to win our game. they catch not a freebie, but new information. and if my memory serves me right, the french horn is a wind musical instrument; the musical time signature is 3/4, because there are three beats of time, two, three tickets, the superfinal will be received by the one who

can answer the maximum number of questions. the question is quite difficult, but something she prompted me to answer exactly no. alexei what is the formula for air? well have air, how is the formula? no. it's just a mixture of different gases. it's nice to talk to you. look in the project.

i know on tv channel belarus 24. what do you think, where i am in the mountains of scandinavia, whether it is or not, but we are in belarus ulushkevichi in the south of belarus and this is the only place where crystalline rocks come to the surface. these rocks belong to the ukrainian crystal account, which extends from the northern slopes.

ukraine and this crystalline shield yes of the dear zur sea reaches through the whole of ukraine and the northern territory slightly affects the backwoods, these rocks are one of the most ancient on the earth and are called nigmatites and are translated as mixed stone. they were formed as a result of all the ultra strongly metamorphic process , the age of these megmatites is approximately 2 billion years. our village is called wilderness and there are several legends about the name of the village.

the first such legend is that here around the village there were a lot of capercaillie, in theory, there were enough capercaillie everywhere, the second legend here is very such. huge was the backwoods of the polesie wilderness, in fact, and this version will not be accurate , as here very good roads were connected with the princely cities hoop. well , they say, volynsky also disappears the version, the main version of the name comes from the surname glushkovich. at the beginning, obviously , the wilderness settled here by name, the sons of luzhkov appeared , look, and from these sons or grandchildren the name suppresses comes. why is this surname not here, it turns out they are the first

settlers, and at this time, when the first settlers often did on the run at the beginning , the mongol-tatars moved to the kiev region, and then the crimean tatars, and these glushkoviches left these places. i walk through my streets through my villages. it is among us one of the largest villages in the gomel region, it was not for nothing that the old days of the luzhkovs called china a village. we now have beautiful houses built with temporary streets, and the first mention of the village refers to. in the forty-fifth year, the first owner of the village was alizar volzhskovich, the kiev boyars changed, the lords owned

the last owner of the village was the french prince yevgeny viktor berdske, and in 1826 the village became a state-owned sovereign at the end of the 19th at the beginning of the 20th century . like mozyr and turov in their thirties . in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bglushka there were already four outposts and a show of tsarist times in 1916. first mention. it was recorded as granite deposits, but the first

development. there were even earlier in 1815 , there was, in addition to cloth production, the production of flour-grinding stones. was born. i studied here in glushkovychi, in glushkovychi there were about 700 students at the school. large things were taught with fun at that time near the village. we had our own language, the dialect differed from purely belarusian even from other dialects. and who left the village. especially from the youth and from the cities , ours came and began to speak the old russian urban language and they were called, that they spoke their language, that they left us behind the ridge with the regional center the road was connected through rowing in the 50s.

russian cars. somewhere in the early seventies, a modern highway was built, but the name remained approximately the same. from the end of the eighties, the dialects here began to disappear not only gradually, but abruptly. the city turns out to have a special influence and many, many young people leave, then they return and begin to speak purely urban russian in the nineties 200 by our century, they practically do not speak their own dialect. well, the words are permeated something like this for example, here i live in kharetz, do you know what caries is a large mug? after graduating from school

, she entered the school of geology named after lenin komsomol of belarus, which she graduated with honors and was drafted into the armed forces. he served in the government communications troops , participated in the aftermath of the accident at the chernobyl nuclear power plant, immediately from this zone of chernobyl, he entered the minsk university named after maxim tank, after that he worked in the schools of the minority of the gomel region as a researcher at the gomel regional museum of local lore in the rumyansky palace paskevishcha since his student years began to get involved in local history, studying the history of a silly thing, and all the time. this in the archives of russia, belarus and ukraine, he studied materials. plugs, at the same time worked in libraries. i asked local residents , wrote down and collected a huge amount of material on

the village. glushkovichi. collect your consequences. perhaps if there is an opportunity on the top ten, not one. might be a few stub books to tackle, but that's a run. belarus with shmatvek history defense we can barge near orthodox architecture and near this period, for an hour round vezhs, characteristic of them, floated away on the formation of economic centers of ukraine and to live all the overestimated people. some place ikeanei city glasses were significant modeburg ones. uh, lunges ring race is almost far away. played their meaning. it was an assembled revolution. cast iron. changed, novokol, cultural-svetnitsky

project, architecture, belarusian did not start everything in the soviet period or the great polka from e. temple lost its bearing value by the fiftieth year of which late stalinist classicism, and to disintegrate the belarusians, that it does not fall out before such a come to our capital. forgive me, as if with a soul, what is it on our tv channel, children's curiosity and sincere interest in your life , something was given by pull. whether you believe in love in our modern world, whether your recognition gives you any privileges, absolutely honesty and genuine emotions , you will never deceive the heroes of children. only the truth of the son of love is she she can be unrequited at the moment when i stop feeling love, uh, well, that is, it will be

my dad's moment of a talk show in which famous people answer tricky questions from kids. why we disappeared before me social networks disappeared you easily with your children easily with them up to 12 years old. so, when the eldest daughter turned 12 or immediately it became very difficult. watch the project 100 questions for an adult on the belarus 24 tv channel. during the years of the great fatherland , the famous connection of the twice hero of the soviet union sidor artyomonovich kolpak luzhkevich became the center of the partizansky region. partisans of the kolpakovites are buried at this place, some of them died in a hospital in glushkovichi, now they died in battles as a stub and were buried here

after the post-war period. one of the largest operations was developed and carried out here, the sarninsky cross of the often leningrad battle and the second operation now in the battle for kiev and gomel aliyevskaya - these were the most one of the largest partisan operations during the great patriotic war. for mute things - this is a holy place. a great tragedy happened here. was destroyed in december of the forty-second year, over 400 civilians fought, when the enemy threw three regiments at the cap, the cap was forced to leave in the best efforts. at the same time he warned the civilian population. to go to the forests, because they knew what the nazis were doing after