remember how in the film there was an accident at your enterprise, i’m very afraid that they will sting me, because they crawl right next to my hands, nothing oh beauty, but what a smell i’m 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. someone is always watching, to be honest, i did not expect to see such beauty, god, it was rebuilt and two more small extensions appeared, you local residents are very proud of their practically a fellow countryman. in the village there is a monument to dostoevsky, and in the school there is a dostoevsky museum . where the personal belongings of the writers and the complete

works are kept. i am dealing with the question of what to see in gudevichi. of course i came across that there was an old church in it. i came to see her. i want to show it all now. the church, which was not founded, as many sources say , in 1852, but it was already consecrated in 1852, accordingly they began to build it earlier. and, more precisely, the abbot didn’t tell me this; she also has unique features the first one that catches your eye. whenever you want inside this temple. it

’s interesting that there are four icons on the ceiling, they cover the ventilation hole, but it gives the impression that someone is always watching us from above. the original gudevichi church was built in an elongated form in the shape of an ark, ears, and a little later, it was rebuilt and two more small extensions appeared. she began to look like these looking from above in uniform. the church of the cross also has such a large three-tier iconostasis. i want to watch and take a closer look. okay for now. well

, despite the fact that the doors of the temple are open and welcoming, you can go inside. unfortunately, we cannot, as renovation work is currently underway, but appreciate the beauty of the architecture and the sophistication of this building. we can do it outside too. to be honest, i did not expect to see beauty; by the way, this temple is made in the ancient russian style and it cannot but amaze.

we tell propaganda on tv about the horrors of war, that a peaceful sky above your head is the highest value. for us in our country in comparison with the rest of the world virtually no crime involving firearms occurs. each trunk is taken into account; lukashenko demonstratively speaks about the peaceful sky and the importance of the motherland for a person in alexandria; he speaks about a common peace for a common fatherland at the slavic bazaar; and between these good holidays. he is not a popular military man , he is engaged in the cause of possible problems. and this is the economy. i am sure that alexander grigorievich will be president for a very long time, not because he wants to. that's how a person is. it seems to me that he would have wanted for a long time a little more calm, but now the country needs it, so it will be igor’s author’s view of the main events in the country. and

in the international arena , watch the propaganda project on the belarus 24 tv channel. polesie is a place with extraordinary nature. my little birth begins near this place. why does this work, is my dad's ear located? this is a place for me, without which i simply cannot live , the people of the zhiharas, our matings should have been good and honest, and people love and protect their native land. okay after work. this is how you can relax, feed the fish and admire nature and the clouds. and our fountain is gurgling full of idyll, look, the poleshuki project on the belarus 20 shatyry tv channel.

we will have a business with you. those who are looking will always find, they can install such

a machine at home. to the one who donated money for the construction. inspired by everything that is happening. i saw a weaving machine and a local craftswoman was working behind it. i asked her to give me a master class on working with a refusal machine. how long have you been dealing with quality? tell me already well. you manage

to listen. if i don’t succeed with television, i will come to you, we will do it together with you. this is how we will do business with you. now we are pressing this here. how hard does it press? you can even hit one like this, right? yeah, now we have these white ones , we need a white thread. this is correct. yeah, that's it, let's say that's enough. yes it seems you can disappear a little more. yes? well, let ’s just let it go like this, let’s lower it enough, we’ve knocked it out, now we change the leg. and to be honest, even it’s an interesting activity; he can install such a machine at home. yes, in minsk he installed it on the balcony of his apartment.

you need to ask her about this, and now my favorite activity is changing the hop, here we pulled, and now we can move it away and again i realized how amazing it is to do this. thank you very much. thank you for this master class. i really, really liked it. well, of course , udostoevsky also had his own family name, however, to find its location. you still need to try and go and ask to find this estate. we still have to drive about 2 km. you notice the sign: he who seeks will always find. phew there is a pointer from this pointer. it seems to me that you drive another kilometer across the field, and you will find one like this. well, oasis probably, there’s a small row of trees,

i’ll tell you to definitely go on foot. the best way to get to this place is by car. it’s fortunately well-trodden here. as i understand it, it’s already quite a picturesque path around and there’s only nature. i think i see something. i would like to please you and tell you how perfectly preserved it is, but, unfortunately, the estate has long been lost, but in its place is this stone where the site of the former estate of the dostoevsky family is written. an interesting fact is that fyodor mikhailovich himself had never actually been to these places, and even the estate during the years of his life belonged to completely different people.

what else i know, this was again shown to me in the local museum, that archaeological research was carried out at this place for quite a long time excavations, found quite a lot of interesting exhibits. hello, welcome back , they are buzzing well, a large town has a lot of things , a school and a cafe, even several shops you can’t really tell at first glance that this is a village, so you’ll like everything, what you liked most. eh, a literary local history museum. there is an interesting place, mostly they talk about this settlement about its inhabitants, who used to correspond with belarusian writers. yes, there are a lot of interesting things, so every tourist. i advise you to look into this, by the way, lena that he also corresponds with writers, there is a very active way of life in terms of creativity, in general, they have their own

local history museum, of course, large parts there will be exhibitions dedicated to fyodor mikhailovich , there are truly amazing rare things tourists recommend. if you pass by or not pass by, after all, there is a museum, there is a monument to dostoevsky, this about the tissue on the face, paper, our three meetings don’t know where fate will throw you, maybe to mars venus or to gudevichi, everything will be decided by the players, scissors paper, bye . nature surrenders to the light, swallowed up by consolation.

go to nature near the forest, fields, rivers and lakes. sew fresh in the wind. get rid of me with demons. listen the spevyk stews and leaves their leaves, grin about the dormice. for malt, respect the wolf.

there are four cities in belarus where there is a tram line. one of the cities is our mozyr. well, this is a unique place. that’s because mozyr is all on the hills, but here it was cleared specifically for the tram line. the oil refinery plant helped to build this line for its employees and for citizens, so that it would be convenient not to be late for work and to ride the tram every day. now we will pass to the village of hemp. a

i have stumps on the stumps, because there from the word that the dachas were cut off , they were left and this one went. they recently appeared in this village, well, 10-15 years ago. when does what happen? well, you just want to visit someone, you come to the village everyone. you see someone you’ve known since childhood, but it ’s as if you’re plunging into that childhood. stayed time passes and you come back here. well, i feel a little different as soon as autumn arrives. i go to norovlya, because i was brought up on the internet, there every autumn, i am drawn there, well, to the city anyway i'm coming back. everything here is familiar. with trifles

the fact is that this city is very old. there , for more than 1000 years , old people told him how he organized himself, because in turev at one time there were a lot of settlers who were jews. and so they always came to trade here and rafted down this side. there are even stories from the old people that one of the boats was broken at a turn and this cheese, which we did not trade. he swam on the water, and then he screamed, he could not pronounce cheese clearly, but cheese is my cheese, my cheese jews and germans have a speech connection, that's why there was such a sound. and from those times it started moser moser moser it was they who kind of

gave this impetus. in the suburbs of the city of the sea, hemp village, well , i spent almost my entire life in mozyr, although i was brought up. in narovla, at a boarding school during the weekend holidays, my grandmother came and picked me up. she was a constant parishioner of st. michael's cathedral. she took my sister and me here. well, at that time , somehow religion was prohibited. because when my grandmother arrived one day, she went to boarding school, uh, from the summer

holidays. my sister and i, in general , boasted that we came to the temple and said that our married grandmother was called into the office and warned that if she took her to the temple, she would be deprived of guardianship. well, my grandmother warned us, but we still went to the temple, but we were more careful in our conversations. years passed, and i met. with his father vasily this tour vasily nikiforovich he asked and talked to me. what am i doing, what am i doing? i told him about my lifestyle and we liked it all, and he began to attract me to at first he gave orders for painting work, then my father always did the painting in the temple itself. vasily introduced me to literature

and told me a lot, because he was a candidate in theological sciences. he knew a lot. this was interesting to me. i enjoyed listening to this. he introduced me to some works through magazines and asked me to work in the style that was closer to me. i did it for her, i painted the iconostasis on the right side completely, and on the left side only the upper part of the econostasis was done by me again. father vasily asked for this and even it was agreed that i would also make wood carvings and decorations, but here i was found in mozyr sharper, and he took it upon himself at the time i was writing, i stopped doing it. to fill portraits with gravestone monuments . this is all because my hands were

completely full, and this bothered me at that time. we are located in the city center of the old town. there used to be a stone building here. castle hill was once a castle there, but it was destroyed and was completely populated by the private sector. there are underground passages here, and they were connected with st. michael’s cathedral. it was all one thing around, just like there is a church in noviki and the legend says, but this is the way under it in yurievich. there, too, the castle was located in yurievichi across the river under the river and the entrance. but it was filled up for a while and no one went there anymore. nobody knows anything, everyone every every weekend. here in the valley

in the square. lenin gathered to sell food and cows, and that’s all. it was and it was the cobblestones that remained for everyone. as shown here, it was the cobblestone that was there and not down there there was a sewer, the river was like a ditch, and everything flowed there into the river, right there. it was in those days. at this place there used to be an open-air museum of the great patriotic war , after the war they made it a memory for the military so that they would win the war, 41-45 at that time, and people still have the memory that there was a castle here, that there was something here... that was it and decided to resume it. this is how the wooden castle was made to imitate this. well, something to remind you of the city, because

there was nothing to preserve here. everything was destroyed. here, only the ruins were somewhere down there, some stone remained, but that was all, and i watched how all this construction was going on. i was interested. well, they updated it well, but it’s all an imitation of the castle complex. from above you can see everything and the view is very large for many kilometers, so many people come here in the summer, especially there are a lot of tourists here. well, the residents of mozyr are happy that it resembles something. this is great. the phenomenon of belarusian folk art in

the cultural fashion project, let’s find out what it is naive, art and we will see the largest collection of painted carpets in our country . welcome to the only malyavanka museum in belarus. watch this weekend on the belarus 24 tv channel. someone did a huge thing in the apartment and turned everything upside down, if nothing is missing, then it’s together for the dead members of the expedition. i won’t tolerate such disgrace in your apartment, otherwise i’ll call the local police officer, get out of here. where are you going just to prove people.

10 years such a sentence for murder is not every time they give me something like this, something’s wrong, doctor. you are my pregnant girl. did you hire a secretary from a modeling agency? no, she and i are finished, dim, i ask you, you are more careful in the female part of the family for me - this is sacred. there are many good people in life

, don’t forget about this, what a beauty we already loved each other. e in a past life. who are you ? i have no friends vera, that you want a divorce. if you want, i won’t give you a divorce, because with family it’s sacred. clearly, fear does not exist, melodrama. watch on sunday on belarus 24 tv channel. we intensified in pripyat mainly, starting from the upper reaches. where the tours are located. all the time, all the villages of the city are all just on the shores of arrival. i think that here the most

convenience was for people, and where it was possible to earn a living doing something, so the river was always occupied with fish, they always caught logs from above and floated factories here. here we have mozyrev there, everything was sawed, there is furniture production there. uh, there's a furniture factory at the end of town too. all this gave exactly that, so it’s very convenient for them people had to settle in pripyat. there are a lot of interesting things and places to relax. we have such beautiful places, especially in the summer , a lot of tourists sometimes live for weeks on the banks of the river. i grew up in pripyat, so i know this river well. this city is very interesting . pripyat in the verkhovye, there towards turovo

, there are beautiful places, there are very fishing spots. especially in the seventy-eighth year , the full-flowing river flooded the park in the spring, ours was completely flooded. i have these works. there was a private sector near the park. there everything is also sketched closer to gorky square . i even have a friend’s mother who built this bridge. this was the wooden bridge that was once so light, but they built this particular bridge. here is his mother, she is 90 years old. so she took part in this. i also told a lot of interesting things in my works, this bridge is at the entrance to the city of mozyr , here is the longest bridge, a kilometer long, in

some of my works over the years. at least take first from the seventies. a lot has changed here, the river has become very shallow. previously, it was full of water and there were a lot of fish. now there are also a lot of fish, but the city has changed a lot; before, there were passenger rockets and even a motor ship , you could go down the same route and go back to kiev. now these borders are nothing, and on a rocket ship. well, no way. it’s just a few hours quickly and we’re there, of course. it upsets me. i would like to drive exactly like in the old days along the river. everything in mozyr was now a little different and has changed over the years. partly there is a separate

the building is very beautiful, but the old ones that were there were destroyed. once upon a time they filmed a film on gorky square. and i didn’t sculpt the war film forty-one, forty- five. well, there was a very old market there and this work was staged very beautifully , the townspeople took part in this film , there were extras and it was all there. i remember when i was still quite young, we walked here. they even took part in the crowd. this is the outskirts of victory park, in the city of mozyr, in this park , old times were often met here. we had an old dance floor. there's always a lot there people had already made a more modern concrete platform there. there are fewer

people walking there. this is not at all the same, but in our time there are some holidays here on may 9, may 1. people from all over the mozyr region gathered here , usually coming here in the evening. i had a workout and after the workout. i left my bag with a friend and went here to the dance floor and it was like that. well, of course, like all young people. met at the cinema, went to the cinema and really loved it. we don’t have the rodina a cinema right now. he was now from behind the studio there, uh, school art. well, there was a dairy store nearby, and there is still this place, we bought a bottle of milk for 20 kopecks, a round loaf , sat in the first row and watched a movie and ate it, don’t forget it, right? what is the artist

doing, what are you doing here, making sketches for future works? i’ll have to sketch it like this for now, and then i’ll transfer everything into oil, everything will be a good picture. that's it, you see how good this place is. do you remember in 1978, when the water was all over the place and it was impossible to even get through here unless it was from the fountain? look like this here, waist-deep to everyone in seventy-seven. i arrived moser but i just found this. it was it was something with something. we were young boys. we were 22 to 23 years old, we admired everything here and walked around. it even happened that when you were in the park you remembered those times when we went to the dance floor here, the cage

we called yes, here it is. well, after such spills, it was made of wood. it all got wet and rotted and then they somehow tore it down and made a new one, but they didn’t go there to get a new one, yes, there was no longer the same interest in the new concrete concrete. this is no longer in tone. it was time. everything changed: the animal was something wooden . well, this is a cage. how many times were there, met and were friends? i also had plans for these sketches of this church, because there is such time as there are plans that can be written. all churches all churches. i have a repartition. i have a church that is smart, but not all of it is gone, it came in oil. it will be necessary to register it. well, i'm still working. it is in victory park and still even people my age can be found

walking in the mornings and evenings. that’s why they don’t go anywhere to victory park. although you can walk around the city in many places. but you can always meet them in victory park. someone passes there on a bicycle. well, you know, the guys who are younger than you are mostly on a bicycle. and so. older people still walk on foot. we have a barge there. eh, cafe, three minnows, so from there to that one building it’s a walk back and forth back and forth, like fresh air is good for me this is useful, and before there were times when i mastered my dogs at the exhibition. this is how i socialized them. here in the park. i went out, people came out, everything was neat. i had guys who came for training. their dogs were being trained. then, after training,

when they went home to live, we collected them every saturday. here in the park you need to maintain your dog's skills. this is what we went through. i have many interesting ones. there are friends' dogs with susto. she came to me, seven months of training. they brought her, i accepted, agreed, but they promised that the hostess would come to classes. during these 2 months. she only showed up once and her husband showed up. i worked in moscow and when they arrived they came to pick her up together. i explained the situation to him and warned them that if he suddenly decided to refuse it. so i'm asking you to give it to me. she did all this without sound, purely with gestures. this is what he says, this is some kind of

preparation, i didn’t say a word, it was all gestures. tell me what my name is, tell me what my name is. no, purely. tell me, yusenka, tell me honestly, vova . well, tell me, come on, lucy, what’s your name? i'm like name? i even had it and could have stayed in odessa, my friend. my classmate lives there in odessa and wanted me to stay, because he was the only one there. no, i was drawn specifically to mozyr. i thought at first i’d stay a little, then i’d go, but no , it was moser that attracted me more. and here i lived, worked and trained dogs.