welcome back, hello, hello, as i understand it, there were some adventures, no, in our profession, how could it be different? vika, and special thanks to you for the cave for my panic attack near it, it was horror, not an adventure, i kept myself in control, because if there were two hysterical women, i think that our operator would simply not have been able to stand it, he was horror snakes, as i understand it, yes, you saw it too, you saw it in the cave already, yes, you saw it in the cave, and not only in the cave. i saw the path, so you apparently didn’t dare to climb there, no, what myths did you manage to destroy, misa, there was no gold, there wasn’t any in the cave, so you didn’t have it there, they were already there, maybe they were guarding, by the way, another version is that a snake lives in the cave, this ancient one, well , i didn’t see the ancients, but the current ones were full of them, tsmoki, tsmoki, i read about them, that supposedly they lived there in a cave, went out in a cart, in the lake, by the way, threw pebbles,

tried to scare them, but you know that they don’t attack for married people, so they didn’t come out, i thought to the poor, if i had known, then perhaps, for the sake of the program for a couple of days, i would i could of course take a risk, uh-huh, yes, and married people, apparently, too, yes, it is believed, yes, apparently, yes , and that’s why i wasn’t there, i was looking for them in the bushes, but they simply didn’t know about it, what myth still exists maybe a ghost, probably a ghost, aminhausen is still the same or not the same, not the same , but there is a grave, i found it, and they showed me that i didn’t see you there, we were there at different times, it was a rock paper scissors quest project, we solve myths and destroy legends.

travel around belarus and discover new attractions, but today, fortunately, we have preserved rod miloši’s tomb, which is located here in the basement, as well as this unique... centuries-old confessional, confessional. there are no more similar monuments in eastern europe, but the twin brother of our church is in the north of italy, in the padua region. let's get acquainted with the original belarusian traditions. dimun, the so-called, in general, if absolutely correct, then it will be the milky way, the mother of all handicrafts. previously, our ancestors considered a whistle they used it as a talisman. she drove away.

the most important thing is that we experience vivid emotions, maybe you’ll kick us in the leg, you’ll feel discouraged, you’ll jump up, you know how to swear, yes, well, everything, in terms of taste , qualities, just everything is perfect, and life began to sparkle with new colors, watch the program, the route is built, in each program there are new ones heroes, we are bakers by education, we work together at the same enterprise, plus in english, this is higher education, i will learn the korean language, korean, unpredictable questions, what were the names of the brothers who were fed by a she-wolf according to legend, so,

obligatory version, chill on the forks, take everything so literally and unexpected answers to them, maybe it somehow rhymes dimyan, well, not timyan, but somehow it’s possible, porridge, i don’t know, some kind, this is a sport in which you have to move backwards, i accept the answer rome, the correct answer, milan, santa maria delegation in milan, build a tower, watch in the intellectual show, tower on tv channel belarus 24.

yes, i’m charging here like a battery, i’m putting this amulet here, i’m putting it on this sand so that these beads do not forget their home a place for them to get nourished again, some people perceive this as a game, it probably is, but for me it is very important.

this house in which i now live is actually the first house where i was invited, so i arrived in 1995, for some time the residents looked at me, it was strange for them. came from russia , he doesn’t do farming, yes, he doesn’t plant potatoes, he goes into the forest, into the swamp, goes away for the whole day, they invited me home, they sat me down at the table,

yes, i ate this here for the first time then belarusian baked bread, potato, of course, this is a gift, a gift, because i have been looking for a place for myself for a long time... for years, i have lived everywhere, the crimea, and altai, and the southern urals, in general, this is where i come i arrived, i didn’t imagine that i would stay here, it was just a period, i needed a quiet place, i seemed to be in the village, at the same time as a little on the farm. i arrived, in ninety -seven, i already realized that this is what i was looking for, probably, well, by that time, having worked in the archives, i found my genealogy, i found in the village of my grandparents, in the church books,

i realized that this is all native and it’s in my blood, directly from the village of bobrovich to the village of my grandmother, directly 90 km. sports are my whole youth, my youth, i served in the army sports club, there was an injury there at first, i didn’t attach any importance to it, because i was holding on to the muscular core. having served, i was already preparing to become a master of sports, i am a candidate master, but i stayed like that, well, at some second competition or something, i had an injury, there was a displacement of the vertebrae, we had an operation, and after that

of course, i didn’t return to sports, yes, but i recovered, well, it’s a different life, we have to start everything from scratch. i had been hiking since childhood and i went to a hiking club, i found myself again among healthy, strong people who go on hiking expeditions, they pulled me into this kind of sports tourism, serious, and i tried all types of tourism, all literally from spelium, both mountain and hiking, skiing, of all these, and for me most of all mountain. although the most difficult thing for me was the spine , it did not make itself felt because i worked in the system tourism, i had the opportunity to do more than one trip or expedition a year, i took advantage of it.

here we are on the shore of the ancient settlement of vyada, an ancient lake. an ice age formed, its size was large enough for a woodland, it was 10 km, the settlement existed for hundreds of years, there was bare sand, but this after-growth began to overgrow in about 5 years, we have now climbed to a hill, there was a church here. according to the stories of old residents, the church burned down during the first world war, precisely in 1915,

the fact that the church stood here is why confirmation, in my museum there are frames, well, what’s left of them, that’s because the church was burning, then there were several objects, there was a chain from a lamp, the church was for two villages, here was... the village of a dead end, it ran along the shore street, a kilometer from here was the village of vyada, the street went from the water, there to the forest, well , this is the territory, this wasteland, which can be seen to the horizon, this is that very settlement, the academy of sciences dates back 1000 years before ours, these all finds, as a rule,

of course, on this sand it’s easier to detect, to find something, let’s say, here’s a fragment of ceramics, well, the ceramics are late, this is somewhere at the end of the century, you can determine the ceramics by what kind of clay was mixed, if there’s an inclusion of sand, this is already the middle ages, this maybe even, well, let’s say, here’s a good exhibit of a scraper, you see, this is a scraper, because the grind here is too rough, there’s no such fine processing of flint, this is a scraper from 9,000 bc.

when i started finding beads on vyado and i also had a handful of them, i gave them to my children, my wife, and i decided to have such a talisman and a clear one, on my birthday i string a bead, here there are exactly 66 beads, that is, how old i am, they go around , there, you see, it’s standing near the container, go, this museum is the first 15 years old

i asked a neighbor for a pot, it was hanging on the fence, i even bought her some kind of ceramic vase in exchange, and so in the village i collected everything that caught my eye, there was such yuzafrovsky, a world-famous ethnographer, he lived in america, a pole, bequeathed all his... kiev to the university of warsaw in polesie in in the twenties, i was in this library for 3 days, studying photographs, albums, and i already assumed that somehow we needed to use this barn, there was basically a pigsty here, but its scale was very suitable for a hut, this is collected objects on the farm, which here, as it were, i always start the excursion, an exhibit... this one is made of birch bark, called kozup, a device for bees, that is, when a family

flew out for some reason, it was returned, the yoke of the paleshuk, it is different, here, but the thing is that i've been using it for a long time a rocker, when i lived in the mountains, i followed a stream and lo, but this rocker, it’s so convenient, firstly, it was easier to make, but it ’s convenient, someone looked for it for a long time, found it in the great goth. because, in principle, the past, through objects, they transmit this heat, and even more so in woodland, where the main products were made of wood, well, the museum has two directions, this is archeology and ethnography, of course, the most ancient exhibition, that is

where antiquity was collected, lower scrapers made of flint, this is 9,000 bc. after here are arrowheads from 6 - 800 bc, a fragment of a stone knife, an ax, then comes the middle ages, there was glass production here, here you can see fragments of this dishes, and the rest is like a recognizable object, for example, here is a mushtuk from the german horn of the first world war, continuing the theme of the paleshuks, the fact that they were still drawn to beauty in this spinning wheel, the violin is carved, people live in a swamp, and make unique things of beauty, here is a paleshuk shovel, the tip was made by a blacksmith, but there was a shortage of iron in those days , rushes into eyes, the shape of a shovel, when we go to the hardware store today, we choose some

italian shovels there, but the shape is like this, and we think that it’s about know-how, so here are the paleshuks. it’s with this shovel that people have been digging for centuries that they spent most of their lives, and in the yard in the forest in the swamp they went into the hut to sleep just to rest to hide from the thunderstorm , that’s all life for us is all the refrigerator - that’s generally yes, people lived in a completely different way with them in general, that’s their way of life saw it differently. it’s their job, if i have a red corner there, that’s housewives, there is a katsky loom, embroidery, then this is a corner not with tools, the tools are mostly homemade, of course, i often show them to the children, everyone thinks that he took it there, well, waved an ax, cut everything out, no,

nothing was done by eye , i show them the compasses, i say, you see, well, of course, it’s a factory one, right? but not everyone has the opportunity to buy one, then paleshuk went into the forest , things are like this, it’s called lyada, try it too, make it, that’s how much work, but this is a device, well, if it’s modern, this is a jack, with this device one palishuk, one loaded any log on a cart, but this is a very rare exhibit, but i found it in the village for a long time, in the forty-second year a tragedy happened, on september 15, two villages here were burned down , i don’t know this yet, when i started building the chapel and poured the foundation, it then occurred to me that

i needed some kind of connection with the past, i collected a whole bunch of crosses, body crosses, i decided on the foundation, chose the four best ones from these crosses i built a cross into the side, and then it turns out that the crosses are directly related to this tragedy, it was... petrukovich, olga grigorievna , she was saved by a miracle, the first time the barn in which people were burning collapsed, and she was pushed out, well, she was a girl, as if she was trying to go somewhere run away, well, she was immediately

punished by the collar again into this fire. then people died, parts burned, it all collapsed, her mother covered her, so she crawled out, well, everyone already thought that there was nothing alive there, she crawled out, crawled, again the punisher saw her, but he was already too lazy touch the loved ones with this he shot at her, hit her in the neck, she survived, why did i settle on her, the kindest and most smiling person in the village.

it was her, here is this list, here is a list of four villages that escaped, these are bobrovichi, vyada, krasnitsa and tupichitsy, on september 13th a large memorial service is served here and the priest reads out each name, this temple is called a memorial chapel, that is, with the heart this.

i have two passions, these are bells and stones, what is a stone in general, in a nutshell, this is fossilized eternity, this is fossilized time , practically, well, we... live there for a century at best, but these millennia live, that’s all he does, this is life, he remembers everything, he remembers when he was in the rock , as fate would have it, i studied at a school with a geographical focus, we had unique teachers, geographers, honored teachers of the ussr, two geographers per school, and of course, in general, in our school from the fifth grade everyone... went on a hike , since this is the southern urals, they collected minerals, at one time he lived for almost 4 years on

camp site in the mountains of the southern urals, there was a boulder on the shore, and somehow, well, every night there at midnight i went to the shore of this reservoir, approached the boulder and the winters there are snowy and in the winter it seemed to be covered with snow and i... how - i began to miss him and i dug him out of the snow , well, i dug a path about him, so all winter i protected him from the snow, then i unconsciously began to look for stones, among which i hoped to see one like myself, and it happened, incredible, but happened, an ancient stone on the shore with its existence, appearance, its mysterious appearance here, forced him to experience everything human right up to death, none other than this stone raised his soul

from earth to heaven, only here can i engage in creativity, the most important thing is to protect the past, well, as much of it as possible... to make accessible in any form, i mostly write prose now, i dream of moving on to documentary prose, i’m currently writing two books at once, one is called resuscitation, well, partly it’s not exactly autobiographical, but it intersects somewhere, it’s about a person, really there's the boss hero-musician. well, creative, this is my first work, where i write about modernity, about society, social everything, the second

book is called tin, it will be a chronicle of the construction of a chapel, which will include all of mine, i have been writing diaries for 40 years, i want to include all these diary entries this one... there will be a chronicle of construction, my thoughts, that is, there i can already say what god is for me, what my homeland is for me, what my ancestors are for me? yes, lonely, well, i have a kind of communication with trees, with boulders, yes. here - with

space, with a lake, well, the thing is that here i am, in general, maybe even partly becoming a paleshuk, now if a paleshuk would be, well, i don’t know, it’s been the 17th century since the eighteenth, now he would be us came up to the pine tree and began to talk to it, these were the paleshuks, that is, they were a swamp for them - it was alive, they did not go out into the swamp yet... or there was some kind of prayer or there was a whole ritual, if he caught that swamp, everything, turned around, went to the hut, that’s why this one is generally amazing, why i i was so imbued with this theme of woodland, of course, partly also nature, this is what antiquity has preserved here, but another very important point is that i saw a people with their own special culture, it’s amazing, because under whom, this

land was just not, poles, lithuania , russia, but the poles didn’t take anything into their culture , into their ethnicity, nothing, this is how they preserved, as i say, some kind of virginity, that’s why no, they are an amazing people. here is a pagan temple that existed previously, well, it’s surprising that if earlier they worshiped the gods of nature here, then only later began to worship their ancestors, this oak grove remained, in general, practically untouched.

in the center there is this thousand-year-old oak tree in a circumference of almost 8 m. then there, about 500 years old, it was preserved due to the fact that there was a ditch here, and the swamp stopped the fire, because the huts approached the cemetery itself, they were burning, the village was burning, so this swamp saved this oak grove, in the remote villages of polesie there was still paganism for centuries, and even today even in the same orthodox holidays there are still some recognizable touches, all the cemeteries in polesia are mainly located in oak groves, the living oak, here it is declared a natural monument, as if under protection.

there are historical references, they put chapels on the sawing of one oak tree, that’s why it’s not the largest for that time, here is a polesie fragment of a polesie, an ancient polesie, i talked to old people who are no longer there, they said, now we have grown up, and my dad has grown up and grandfather, this main trunk was always hollow, if you hit it, it’s hollow there, well, higher up, here, but it alive, these side branches are alive, from the important moments for me, that i will stay where i would like to dissolve, it’s amazing here.

from the sand, from this warmth, from the sky, from the clouds, from thunderstorms, rain, some kind of freshness, and of course, it’s great luck to be here, well, i’ve already grown into this land, after all, i’ve lived here for a quarter of a century , but i see this even in those people who come just for a tour, i see how much they are imbued with this space in an hour and a half. many people are surprised that in the center of europe, there are absolutely roads all around and suddenly there is a land that is pristine, that is, there is a really great past here , which you are walking right next to on this ancient sand, a lake, fortifications, it cannot be by chance that space has gathered together, united all this and most importantly preserved, preserved a millennium . topic,

therefore, well, what remains for me, i will think, talk, study this past forest, well, if possible, convey it to people.