i won’t be cops; bees are the most hardworking creatures on the planet over the last 50 million. no one has been able to repeat their years of labor feats. come to the officials. see for yourself , i thank nikolai kachanovsky for the amazing excursion and i’m off to continue traveling not far away. there are no natural waterfalls in belarus. but there are man-made ones, and one of these seething wonders is located near the village of kochanovich. this is

a waterworks, the lock chamber of which moves ships between different levels of pripyat. there are many names of origin. the names pripyat, according to one of them, it’s not pripyat, but pripyat is a river with 15 tributaries, people didn’t know how to count well, so they said 3x5, but that’s not true. the only correct translation of sanskrit is that the pripyat is a much-herited river. it is also called the belarusian amazon. this is the last large river in europe that has been preserved in a close to natural state. every spring the pripyat overflows 25-30 km, and the water level. it rises up to 4 m. therefore, during the battle of the river there is a unique corner of nature with its own flora and fauna is almost as rich as in

the amazon. did you know that the pripyat is the main swamp river in europe and over time, passing through many many swamps. it turns them almost black. let's do it. why are you sitting like that? i'm going on vacation with my loved one, wants to talk to a doctor, is assessed as stable and severe. she is in intensive care after a major operation. oh, they don’t betray, they don’t abandon, they don’t get lost. masha arrived not herself. i don’t know what happened to her there, andrey

should support her, and then our problems we'll figure it out ourselves somehow. i was sure that i would marry this man. watch the series mashkin's house on the belarus 24 tv channel. each person chooses his own life guidelines, which can radically change his life. i graduated from a russian-language school, so i wanted to study abroad. i came to belarus sun, to get a higher education you came to my merze state medical university, where i studied for the fourth year at the faculty of medicine, foreign students in medical practice. how great it is to determine your own path and follow it from the beginning. it was like a hobby. now it’s like we’re not a project like work, it’s a school of spanish language and culture. it’s a great opportunity for all the kids who study here and who were from estonia to speak their native language together

and celebrate some holidays together. and the most important thing is to be able to enjoy your choices from your life. i never regretted anything at all, because uh, for me it was such a weekend for 5 years. so to speak, unforgettable and unreal watch the new project look at belarus on wednesday on our channel. despite the fact that i

’m generally into literature like this, i don’t consider not stopping by the kuba kolosov inkovichi museum. i couldn’t. and i advise you, there are not a dozen museums dedicated to the memory of the belarusian classic in our country, but in the village of pinkovichi. he is completely special until recently. in this building there was a school where yakub kolos worked as a simple teacher at the beginning of the 20th century, and it was this place that became the basis for writing the legendary novel nastakh young. konstantin mitskevich was in love with the daughter of a rich nobleman. he received a decisive refusal from gore and asked to be transferred to any school. that's how he ended up in pinkovich. kolos

quickly found a common language with the locals. he even went from house to house and persuaded the girls’ parents to let them go to school; at that time it was not customary to leave the writer’s village. forced a conflict with a local lord over land. dissatisfied nobles. wrote given to the authorities and the colossus, who allegedly rebelled the men. i had to leave. memories are kept in the museum today. local residents shark this stories of the school watchman memoirs of students and ordinary people with whom he communicated and next to whom he lived the ethnographic hall of the museum shows the peasant life of the early 20th century, and in pinkovich. by the way, i’m far from the first to do this a long time ago. louise's famous journey has already been here, today such people are called travel photographers. 80 years ago such a term did not yet exist, which did not stop this american woman from retiring, which was then part of poland . so all that was needed was a desire, to capture.

the unique culture of the bolotny region as a result of this trip in 1937, a photo album of the polish province was born, 2/3 of which was occupied by photographs of woodland. in memory of that trip , in 2017 , a granite hexagon was installed near the museum, on which the route taken by louisoba was plotted. two hundred meters from the kolosovo museum there is another pinkovichi attraction, the church of the intercession. it was built back in 1830 and belongs to the polesie school of wooden architecture. exterior decoration the church is simple and austere; its decorative elements include window frames and small cornices. how do cranberries grow in

the wonderful belarusian swamps? i have seen and even tried, but that in belarus there are farms for growing cranberries and strawberries on an industrial scale. i had no idea, but i really want to see it. this farm, or rather plantation, is located not far from pinsk and here are a few vanity facts: it is considered the largest watering hole in europe and the fourth largest watering hole in the world. to the fools. drunken berry. more about ten names for simple belarusian blueberries, i present to you vasily, a man who knows everything about this berry. vasily is kind. well, knowing all this is problematic, but at least you can figure it out, and when blueberry and cranberry plantations first appeared in belarus, well, the first industrial cranberry plantation appeared, uh, in 1985. our birthday is

may 26th, cuttings of eight main varieties were brought from the usa, the first harvest was collected in the fourth year , similar to the plantation. available only in polesie only in the finnish region. or they are scattered throughout our country, but unfortunately, then let’s say it was like that. the concept, well, how it suited the soil and climatic conditions, mainly in the belarusian polesie polesie in general is polesie but not in ukraine. further, it did not spread. but in principle, due to the fact that the belarusians, the people of diligence, in general, let’s say , were puzzled, forced to live yes, they grow cranberries and blueberries on plots of a hectare, the maps of the plots are called checks. each of them is equipped with an irrigation system. how many hectares of blueberries and cranberries do you currently have on your farm? well , today we have, in principle, 80 hectares of cranberries and 86 blueberries, how many

ready-made berries can you collect from one bush? well, i’ll tell you this depending on the age of the bush. this is a course from 1997, basically based on it. well, can you pick 7 kg of berries? well, there are different bushes, depending on age and variety, because here we are, it’s a variety, it has a large, flattened venom, so here, that means, there’s no bite, no different. we have about 50 varieties, and you know there are sugary sweets and sours. the berries then travel further to the workshop, where they are sorted and frozen at -35°. already in the refrigerators. she is waiting to be sent by a wholesale buyer, and in this room there is a pleasant coolness and just an incredible smell. yes , you understand the smell here, uh, even though it’s frozen, it’s a berry, it still has its own specific smell. well, not to mention after, but if it’s still blueberry, then i’ll tell you that as soon as you get drunk and the smell is such, you understand that this is what it’s all about. come on, it hits your head, what?

called and here we have cranberries. after we remove it, we freeze it. well , let's just say the leftovers. up to 80% of the harvest goes abroad. there, our berries are worth their weight in gold in the uk, for example, belarusian cranberries are marked as an eco-product, my friends, please look at what is in my hands. it's just a giant berry. it’s just an incredibly huge cranberry like i’ve never seen before. and it seems to me that it’s a berry. it can safely be considered the property of our country; we have been repeatedly told that this is still so let's say red gold, but it really is. well, because we sell them and, in principle, for good toys, so to speak. well, nevertheless. eh, this is a very, well, healthy product, a storehouse of vitamins. the doctor is sure that cranberry removes cesium from strontium, cleanses the body of

toxins and prevents cancer , while the large-fruited garden cranberry is in no way inferior in its valuable qualities to the wild vasily huge. thank you, and not just for the tour. and for these master's hands that keep it all in order. thank you. thank you. the principalities of the lithuanian polish-lithuanian commonwealth, which had only one duty to defend the motherland, was the szlachta for faithful service , they were given political rights and the lands became real centers of culture, and the szlachta themselves , the tyszkiewicz, the chap patsy, the chertorists, played a prominent role in the history of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth for those who are interested in the schlichetsky history and culture, the pinsk region is a real treasure. after all, it was here that fewer clans were located that played a prominent role in history. unfortunately, many buildings did not survive the soviet era

and the devastation of the nineties, but some things can be seen today. i admit honestly, oh, and i’m not a fan of traveling through cemeteries. but here, i recommend that you stop by, not far from the village of taraselya, there is the only one i have seen in my life, the shlikheevskoe cemetery. relatives will calm down here, no matter how strange it may sound, but the svyazinsky family burial place is located not far from their family estate in ogorevichi. the cemetery appeared at the end of the 19th century, and his last burial dates back to the beginning of the twentieth, but few above the grave, the monuments are made of concrete, marble and granite, they are impressive. in this grave lies a beautiful girl who died from a snake bite, local residents remember that once a clock was built into this monument, while they go in memory of the girl to chew

on the clock, unfortunately, there are no , but that’s what i thought, as long as travelers like you and i come here, the memory will live forever. an outrageous story is associated with this place: in 2009, vandals knocked down and desecrated some monuments , opened and looted underground bonds to local i had to work hard to restore order in the cemetery, the village of staroselye became the final point of my finnish route of unique places. love stories of classics of literature and bewitching landscapes left a strong impression. if you don’t believe me, come and see for yourself before we meet on the roads.

i tell her the story of nature. culture faith generosity once you forget it and you won’t forget it again. every day

i go on combat duty. we honestly and professionally fulfill our duty, working for the place and creating came to the ministry of emergency situations after i always wanted to not save my military service. yes, and i strive to be useful in order to be in front of always showing my subordinates how to master our profession, but this must be a person who is faithful to our state, devoted to his life ideal and who has shot his goals and is ready to go fulfill his duty to save human life . i went through all the stages of our career, starting from ordinary rescuers and ending now as the head of the kissing squad. in our fire rescue team there are 14 units of military equipment. and, of course, we have specialized equipment

for traditional and chemical emergencies, our fire department, emergency rescue squad at nuclear power plant facilities. this is, well, a unique unit designed specifically to ensure fire safety and emergency prevention directly at nuclear power plants. understood. we were trained , we learned, we developed along with the construction of the belarusian nuclear power plant, we went out , we studied the facility, we prepared for liquidation dangerous situations directly to the object. this was achieved through hard work and we have been achieving this for a very long time. our firefighter military rescue squad e.v. first of all, of course, it is intended to ensure fire

safety at the belarusian nuclear power plant. and, of course, we go out in all sorts of situations in fast, sharp areas ; human life is higher for us ; for me, my work is, uh, honestly and professionally performing one’s official duty - that’s the whole meaning of life for me. i am a monogamist and the ministry of emergency situations is for me first place. they are ready to go to the end, ekaterinburg now, and before this was leningrad . and st. petersburg, there is an answer to what happened. but we will find out whether he is right or not and for the sake of victory they will not stop at anything. i mean , this is also minus one. why -1? of course yes after

we turned our backs to the tower. she made three more swings, watch the intellectually entertaining tower project on our tv channel. the blue lakes thrown towards the early sky, which are in the right of the mlesse race, glances fly up along the bunks and wash the creatures. yes, the holy things disappear. celestial empire

throwing charotins over the fabrics of the tire, ust flails about in the sun. look, nick himself is not smug. but what about gold sandy would drink beer from their endlessly scattered lakes. i don’t have a big belly, especially since i just want to cope with stress, so as not to follow the mountains of mora azer utykh nikol, not to forget about the love of the heart, like russia of marriage.