the motives that brought them to the village are completely different. we produce our products using different animals and i would like to make it a loop, that is, for our people to try something truly ecological. eh, food, they believed in themselves and their strengths and, overcoming all difficulties, achieved results. in what i love. we are developing and coming out of losses. we begin to make a profit with the task of the presenter to learn all the intricacies of life in the village and find out what is good about life in the village. remember how in the film there was an accident at your enterprise and there will be dachas. i'm very afraid that they will kill me got stung because they were crawling right next to my hands. what's the smell? i was already covered in burns anyway. no, the arms and legs are intact. this means that we are on the right track, watch the show i'm from the village on our tv channel. as for

sports? it seems to me that it can be divided into two worlds, one classical and the other informal. perhaps not understandable to everyone, but no less spectacular as, for example, skateboarding since today is the day of experiments. i'm going to the skate park in nemiga i think it's different for everyone this is a lifestyle for some - it's extreme, and for others it's exclusively sport. there are guys who approach this like a sport. that is, they are engaged. they have skating training in 2020. skateboarding has become an olympic sport. this, of course, is a big plus and a big step in the development of skateboarding

: a large number of parking lots appear. in general, throughout the world. people develop. that’s ours, of course. our dream is to build a large indoor park in order to be able to host international competitions in our country. i began ride at about 11 years old. and my birthday is in january and for some reason it struck me that i really wanted a skateboard as a gift. i went to the store and bought it, the whole family was shocked, of course. why did i buy myself a board in the middle of winter? i had to clearly understand that spring and summer would come. i 'll ride. and you have an idol. some supercater that inspires you. well, yes, i think that every skater has that person who you want to watch and watch. this is my american skateboard funk skate, not my story at all. but how is it visit the skate park and not even take a ride just once. we place our right foot . approximately, there is weight on these bolts at a slight angle. mostly. we hold on our right

foot with the front and back foot, push , place it carefully on the second bolts and try to carefully maintain balance. how to slow down, by the way, is it slowing down or is that how you finish? i understand that she’s not even moving , what should i do? just jump off, but at first the most comfortable thing is to sit down on your right leg and try to lightly touch the ground with your left leg. that is, it’s like this rustles and thereby stops. i understood. let's try. say this, when they encourage me to drive more cheerfully, but still , among the local dashing people, i feel like a nuisance, now on the left, now on the right. bye. i'm learning the basics, i paid attention. how many children are there here and what are they doing these years ask, it’s somehow called all these railings , lifts, lifts. the name is, but

first of all, it’s generally divided into sections, for example, this one is more like the park section. it's called fly, here the guys are accelerating air jumps out. well, that’s what fly is called , this part is more called a zone. eh, this figure is called a book. just kind of like a springboard for relegation. there are edges on the sides for sliding the railing. and this is a street zone, it’s more like a street zone, like a street zone. yes, that is, there are inclined railings, like steps, and the transfer is here to convey , say you have some kind of dream connected. yes, i have, uh, i have a dream. i really want to ride in a pool in a real professional pool, unfortunately, we still have no, so you need to go somewhere abroad. so far, there has been no such opportunity. i wish you good luck. thank you very much for the training, uh, and for a great job.

don’t think that skateboarding is just rides, this is a huge cultural phenomenon. to understand this you need to visit oktyabrskaya street , the museum of boarding, the only and unique not only in minsk but throughout the world, more than eight hundred items, of which almost 500 are skateboards, even the very first ones born in california - these were homemade skates, which were made from fence boards and 2.5 rabbits, but already in the late fifties , two companies immediately introduced skateboards that could be bought in the store. the first industrial skateboard produced looked like this: this is the same fence board only with a supporting shape and bright graphics and analogues of rollers on metal wheels. now, if you take a man, this is almost impossible, but one foot will only fit. well, yes, now that we know that a modern skateboard is at least 32 inches in length, it’s very

strange to see such small skateboarders, but it was precisely these skateboards that children began to skate on. and what’s most interesting is that the adults, gleb, the father and founder of the museum, spent two thirds of his life on a skateboard. and it’s all thanks to his grandmother, she bought him the first board in his childhood in a huge country; skateboards were most often made in reverse and engineering enterprises that had nothing to do with sports. but what a consumer product sounded like, imagine what aerodynamics they had. why is a skateboard called a mad cucumber, but, firstly, uh, every soviet skateboard had a passport its technical name, for example rd-01 rd-025, there and so on, some soviet skateboards had a-a. own name, for example, leader virage sport and so on. that is, in the opinion of the creator, these names of skateboards were supposed to characterize.

yes, you name it, so it will float absolutely right, only the ship is sailing, ah, but here is a small point there were always popular names, for example, the boards that were produced in rybinsk, the rybinsk engine production association, were called fish, and the boards that were produced in leningrad and they were called crazy cucumbers, because they are shaped like a cucumber and given the fact that they were made from pcb. this is a fairly heavy board, about 5 kg, with good running characteristics and good dynamics. that is, if it flew out from under your feet and hit something on your leg, that leg would be very painful. there were also popular names, such as yellow coffin, kazakh metal, boombox, and so on and so on. in the union, about 20 enterprises collected skateboards and three of them were located in zhidvichi, mogilev and pinsk, the museum began with conceptual collection of soviet boards and just a few years ago lost geography. set such a link as a world meeting. and not just boards. here are autographs

of celebrities, documents and parts of equipment. in general, everything related to skateboarding has a separate section dedicated to the history of brazilian skateboarding, because this country can rightfully be considered the leading country historically in skateboarding, and i have quite a lot of interesting exhibits here, including, for example, bob’s helmet burgnetta - this is the first brazilian skater who came to the usa semi-legally and achieved professional sponsorship. until now, many people remember him from the nineties, but from the last one, of course, this is the dk brand hasoi skateboard. it's true. this is exactly the deca of the brazilian skater, fool varla. he is a member of the brazilian national skateboarding team and is on this board. she skated at the first olympics in which skateboarding was presented and my brazilian friend brought this board. e with wishes from her so that she decorates our brazilian horner. and now it hangs

, and in principle, probably, and the appearance of this board closes such a big interesting story as the longest lasting culture, which in its seventy-year history has gone from barefoot children's fun to a sport beyond achievements. in general, everyone, everyone. i advise you to come here, even if you don’t understand skateboarding, you’ll want to do it and plan on the time gleb tells you with plenty of reserve, so you’ll be listened to. we talk about the most important thing from the world of science, according to the latest research scientists improve memory and it turned out that its absence led to a decrease in immunity and

the maintenance of general inflammation in the body , i say. i, of course, and breakfasts, moderate coffee consumption, prevention of breast cancer, and also prevention of the development of alzheimer's disease, all with interesting facts, the greeks began, but they made a whole ritual out of the morning meal. the romans began to widely use coffee beans around 850 bc and at first people did not consume coffee beans, but the pulp of berries plants and leaves. we ask the most exciting questions. we are looking for answers to them from work, it is fashionable to brew today, if for meat. we offer to choose from two boats, one of which is more expensive. you know about this, the other one is softer and milkier, if a person wants black coffee, then the watermelon mixture definitely gives a bitter taste. watch in the science project nearby on the belarus 24 tv channel, we have maintained

peace on belarusian soil, not a single belarusian soldier during independence has set foot on foreign soil precisely to wage a hellish war labor, in fact, to live without war, because it must be completely immersed. yes, don't work in this situation. this is, of course, the most severe tragedy of our century. this is the division of minds, the division of the people only in unity only in honoring their understanding of the origins. don't forget about history. don't forget your origins. and then we will move on. now, if we belarusians treat our state as our city, district, courtyard. common cause and work for it. i think that we will avoid war, the project objectively, do not miss new releases on tv channel belarus 24.

the dynamo stadium is located, the main football arena and the main athletics complex are beautiful, really. it’s hard to imagine, but it’s almost 90 years old, anyone can book a tour and you know about its past and present . the dynamo stadium combines modern and historical parts. we can see the dynamo stadium - this is 2018 and 1934. let's go a little into the past. and here we see the letter d symbol. these arches are large and in the circles we see athletes who perform various types of disciplines sports i can imagine how tenderly the native minsk residents listen to such stories, because

for them dynamo is also memories. someone's grandfather lost his voice at matches , someone's mother bought a jacket here at the market, and someone had their first date. and who would have thought then that over time the stadium would become like a spaceship. yes, it’s also multi-story. he has four floors up and four down the eighth, of course, he is technical, but you can’t say floors, right? the stadium is a legend and it has its own symbols, such as the famous arcau of the main entrance. the luxury of the fifties has been preserved in its original form. this is where the skating rink used to be filled, people came to play - this is where the atmosphere really begins, with the dynamos installed. we can see that the historical arch, it is made in the roman style, large columns, arches on top and closer to the nearest houses, also made in the roman style without copper athletes, as if in

flight, they are jumping dynamo no longer seems to be the runners appeared later than the arches to olympic games 1980. and the olympic flame the pride of the stadium is still in working order. we are at the observation deck. this is a favorite place to take beautiful photos from here too. we see the entire stadium. we have three sectors, two tiers of stands , four huge masts, which each have 98-96 floodlights, which they know how to make. uh, countdown the flicker snake. we have a line that can also be used to provide some information. say, what should we do here to get a tractor to the post, they are cleaning the stadium. this is natural lawn. uh, it goes down 30 cm, uh, 30 km with a length of 30 km of pipe. yes , the corpse bryan system is a whole thirty kilometers away. by the way , you can walk barefoot on the lawn. you can

do this during a tour, or on thursday evening, when the stadium turns into a huge cinema space. what i like most here is that you buy a ticket, like in a movie, and choose a seat. whichever one you want. do you want a great lawn? there are a lot of people interested, so take blankets with you, you can rent ottomans, but they fly away at the speed of sound, just like food , i’d like one sandwich with smoked meat, please. chicken and lemonade do you have any to buy? let's go, water. everything is real here, just like in a movie theater. here are the trucks , popcorn drinks, choose what you want. i think this is the best way to end the day. may the football players forgive me for the thrill of sitting on this huge green meadow in the city center. in

general, the guys here are cool. i'm already comfortable and watching a movie. come quickly before it gets cold. maybe we'll see you in person again.

good afternoon, please come to us in gomel provence. now we are on the territory of a farm

dublyak farms, where we are engaged in the cultivation of fruit and berry ornamental plants and, in general, lavender bushes, yuki roses and many, many different plants that are interesting for the buyer. and now we’ll walk through the territory and i’ll explain to you in detail, show you how it grows, what it looks like? here we have cut roses, which we also grow, and they make us happy . we are thinking about the development of this crop in the future. these are difficult times with our suppliers abroad, and we decided to grow for our gomel residents ourselves a person who is engaged in this business, there are only some joys, some wonderful

days of working with this crop of dutch varieties, but they were grafted here in belarus by us, we also grew them from small seeds, let’s say, and in the future we will develop them in the future in the future for a large amount of care follow them like a small child. here we are near roses for our summer residents, for our people , for the street, there are a lot of varieties. we have more than 50 varieties of roses, which also pleases our customers, we hear only beautiful, good words from people, and we try harder grow more new varieties so that we don’t offend them, so that they enjoy our work. and here we are

near the lavender. here's ours. small farm with lavender, look pay attention. what beauty is this year? next time it will be even more beautiful and the whole of belarus will be happy and will visit our farm, lavender of our variety, let’s say it’s not so sick. this is, in principle, the secret of the farming company, the secret is not given out, which we have been pursuing for many years. we've been since our twenties let's do this lavender. we are propagating it , propagating it and planting it around. lavender, which pleases us first of all. and i hope that all of our district and our region, including

the whole of belarus, lavender begins to bloom, blooms somewhere at the end of june. it all depends on the weather, for a month and a half to two months our variety is planned to go further when we reach 10 hectares or more to achieve some oil from this crop of ours, but for now we are only pleasing the eyes of the photo shoot for the people of our visitors. 20 years i live in gomel in gomel this is unpredictable temperature in summer, hot, very winter. very cold. it was even up to thirty-one thirty-two uh, minus and as you can see, the lavender, our uh, withstood yes, there

were tears and a little bit of loss, but without this business can’t be done. uh, beauty loves victims, so it can withstand up to 35. uh, minus can withstand, as we see at the moment. we have planted about five hectares. this gives us about 7-8 years of joyful life. it's probably in the blood. how do true moldovans always have something in their blood? some kind of this create grow something something new do for for people or some kind of this i did the first to be the first always. yes, yes, we are also engaged in growing different seedlings and roses, there is a more ancient culture there. on our farm, the first lavender was only for the buyer. she was brought from moldova with us here to this land and appeared, and later, as the children grew up, it was like this. uh, let's say family

circle family table communication so that let's develop this this this culture, and so for 7 years we have been trying and will continue to try to develop it even further. you can even plant 75 hectares of land with one and tons. 20 years ago there was no lavender in belarus. i didn't see it. there are no seedlings anywhere. yes, we, uh, started growing seedlings in belarus, there were seedlings and self-praises , we grew seedlings and our gomel region has permission. there, the institute also produces seedlings of these ornamental fruit crops, thuja. this is quite the lavender. it didn’t exist in belarus, so she and we were the first in belarus to do it on such a scale e grows lavender of the north

of moldova, parents, mother, teacher, and father said moldavian language, agronomists, after the tenth grade, entered the frunze agrarian university in chisinau to study hydrophage itself as a hydromedrator. as a child, i won’t say, i don’t know, i don’t remember, it was a very long time ago, but i would really like to be in the army , to become a sailor, just like my dad is a sailor. i

strongly, uh, dreamed of being a black sailor. well, in connection with uh eighty-eight, another 89 were also sent to afghanistan to join the army. the parents decided, uh, nosebleed or so they put it under facts, you won’t join the army? you will go to study, you will go to college, and to be honest, you will go to college. like the collapse of the union, i had a year left before finishing my diploma. well, the young man thought that he was not needed. somehow i was in the direction. collective farm, once soviet times. everyone did. everyone needed specialists. eh, the scholarship was paid for by the collective farm, then it collapsed. no one needs the collapse of our union and our system. well, i just finished. nobody finished it and so i went more to pursue my interests, such as growing

help at home, we are from northern moldova. uh, our entire village , let’s say, is engaged in growing ornamental and hearth seedlings and berry seedlings, and just like my family, they were engaged in grafting and succulents, and so on and so forth, so i have been since a young age. now, when i remember, i walked around the field galvanizing these seedlings. uh, dad didn't let me squirt. it's that this can of chemicals was used. uh, well, i’ve always been at work, so even now, probably, there is this desire to work, the desire to teach my children, to work, to respect work, uh, to have some kind of responsibility for work, not that ai tomorrow or the day after tomorrow there is some kind of that. responsibility you my father often visited belarus and from him i tell i tell i always heard about belarus somewhere around 2,000 decided.

it was my first time to visit and in those days i liked belarus, but my wife was against it the first time, so we traveled to romania as well. well , we’ll regret going to europe for a couple of years already in romania, then we lived for a year in bulgaria, uh, where was our daughter born in 2001? and after bulgaria we moved to ukraine to live for a long time, our interesting life. uh, young family life. and after ukraine, after all, we decided, i convinced my wife to go to belarus for permanent residence and we came to belarus in gomel zilina in an apartment for several years, then we decided to buy our own corner and found a corner in the forests of runya ipolnitskaya, a small

wooden house and we stayed here to live and work we work with our loved ones. we just moved and started growing seedlings here, obviously not pears, cherries or lavender. she came here with us in a suitcase and from 2001 to 2010 we grew ours and a small business near our house. near these 20 30 we were working on acres, then we decided to expand a little and open farms in 2010. we opened our first-born farm and there were a lot of suggestions for the name of the farm. this is what we wanted. we wanted to call our children marimax, which sounds beautiful. marina daughter maxim son and it turns out marimax. well, it sounds like we weren't allowed. well,

i had to quickly, i didn’t think so. and just like our last name, we began to expand with our lavender bushes. saplings and all the rest, including a lot of about 60 varieties of ornamental plants. it's all present on our now uh territories , which we lease about 100 hectares of land

, we have yucca, which we also brought with us from warm moldova, and here it pleases us and our visitors. it feels great in belarus and blooms beautifully every year in winter. we don’t cover her, we don’t dress her, we practically only take care of her, so that she is clean, beautiful, and so that the flower is a little tall, we feed her, we really love variety. uh, depending on demand. uh,

we grow uh, plants. yes there is a demand, that means we breed there is no demand, so we stop. everything is everything, i can’t do something, because this is such a life, not in a field with plants that do everything for everything every day. you have to look after practically, you have to talk to them, how will they be and how they grow , see how they feel?