smart promenade, let's meet on a conditional promenade, the main thing is to wait, because we are waiting, until, we will die.

today we will visit a new location on the map of belarus. our path lies in the place where history was literally made. the memorial complex on this territory today attracts connoisseurs of historical heritage and simply curious tourists to mogilev region. for details, see the section place on the map. the memorial chapel monument in the village of lesnaya was erected in honor of the bicentennial of the victory of russian troops over the swedish corps general elvinpt in the battle near the village of lesnaya. on september 28, 1708, during the northern war, a battle took place between russian troops led by peter. the lack

of provisions and reinforcements for the swedish army deprived it of the opportunity to implement its plans for a campaign against moscow. the spirit of the russian army rose. this operation was called the mother of the poltava battle by peter i. a memorial complex was erected on the site of the battle in 1908. the chapel of the apostle peter and a monument in honor of the victory of the russian troops, where the russian eagle proudly rises above the fallen swedish flag, as well as a marble obelisk on the mass grave. the opening of the temple took place on july 12, 1912, on the day of the feast of st. peter and paul. the church was built according to the design of the architect gagen. it is made in the pseudo-russian style and is a stone building of a centric multi-tiered volumetric-spacious composition, completed with a high tent with an onion-shaped dome. the plan of the church is

a square with rounded corners. the lower tier of the church is placed on a stylobate of granite blocks, completed by a belt of machicolations. on its southern, northern and western facades have private entrance portals with arches and stylized columns. the wall of the eastern facade is cut by two private window openings and decorated with mosaics of the apostle peter. the second tier is completed with battlements in the form of a dovetail type. narrow openings give the building a defensive character: the walls of the church are lined with yellow decorated the temple to this day have not survived. in 1908 , festive events were held in this place, historical readings, a solemn ponehida service, a military parade with fireworks and a folk festival.

tyshkovichi has become the belarusian capital of tulips? this is how we unofficially call our agro-town and in general in the brest region everyone already knows us not only. knows the brest region, but they call us the capital. my husband is the main strategist of this farm. we met the dutch, they pushed us to grow tulip bulbs. tatyana katkovets knows firsthand about real family values. my two sons, my son-in-law, my husband. and my hobby is to make them feel cozy and warm in my.

in general, work ennobles. let's learn about how work and strong family ties helped create a successful business in the "belarusians" program. the minsk tractor plant is a city within a city. is your territory large or not? about 154.5. if you take the length , it is about 800 kilometers, the width is 200 kilometers. as i understand it, there are several streets here. 35 streets, three avenues. let's get acquainted with the dictionary of local professional slang. so. the process of connecting the cabin and sharp tractor, docking, and will connect, you know this is marriage, it looks like, only differently, enemy, how is it different, wedding, wedding, wedding, cabin, mine,

indentation he is mine, and we will also witness the process of assembling the tractor, and how to go there, well , exhaust gases from the driver, everything is correct, so yes, so only smoothly. everything should be beautiful, now like in formula 1, let's go faster, time has started, hold the pipe with one hand, the other is clamped, we will learn about how the main agricultural machinery of our country is produced in the master class program, how is it done, how often do we notice what we have already gotten used to? i was surprised that the nature was so beautiful and so clean, how everything was different, so neat, the building, the products, the supermarkets and so on. people here are very hospitable, that is, friendly, when it comes to foreigners, they can cheat you and offer everything they have. kayla peneda has her own story of why she stayed in the blue-eyed. i came from venezuela 8 years ago because my

husband, andrey from belarus, fell in love and offered to create new lives here. and at the moment at the moment i am running a video blog on youtube, where i talk and compare about mine.

in the braslav region, the azers are as blue as the sky in the early days, which are in the right and the racing forest, at the beginning of the evil dawns, creatures and the world, and the fall is known. the accumulated azers are woven with charms, smiling at the suns, you

look at the sea, the bottom, which is gilded with gold and without end, the accumulated azers, like not a year ago, it hurts so much and i want to sustrezza, no matter what, mountains , pestilence, and azzera has never forgotten them, my dear. petrus brouka. our agro-estate reserve is located in a picturesque corner of the berezovsky district on the peninsula on the farm. on one side we have. forest, on the other side the endless swamp

of the sporovsky reserve. our village is called high, we have such. hills were, so it was called high. our farm - our agro-estate, is located as if separately from the village, and it happened like this, once everyone here lived on farms, then they began to unite everyone in one place, and grandfather also built his house, he built it there on the farm, grandfather was forced to pay 50 ruble fine in soviet times for not building in the place where it was indicated, well so... paid remained, the village is small, now only 40 people live,

gas was installed, the road to us is already good, empty houses are bought by people, there used to be a farm on this place, now here is a photo station, it produces 100 kw/h, well it works... in the general chain, this electricity would be enough for our village, our village was always small, but there was a secondary school here, there would be a cultural center, a club, a library, a fab, well, now there is, a village executive committee, a store, buses went five times, then...

here , the sporovsky reserve breathed new life into our village, they started working on mowing our swamp, it did not become pristine, it became cultivated, it is nice to see, we still have sporovsky haymaking, people come from all regions. fans of manual mowing mow

for speed, for quality, even germans came, poles come, they also compete in mowing, a lot of people gather, an interesting holiday, this is all thanks to the reserve, thanks to our reed warbler, who helped us out, that she was found here, and thanks to her... all this is happening, well, here we are approaching the yaselda river, but once there was a very good beach here, sand.

the history of this church, it burned down before the war and during the war the germans allowed it to be built, well, they didn't let people into the forest, but they allowed them to dismantle some barracks somewhere on bronnaya gora, so they moved it here and built this church, the church was tall, sporova. there was a small island on the other side of the shore, there was a house there, a boatman lived, he was constantly transporting people to the other side, here under poland they wanted to build a bridge, that's because to go around to the other side, if through the birch, it's about 50 kilometers, so the traffic here was especially intense, when we came here... our

farm was in the thickets, in the thickets of bushes, vines, grass, we were not visible, and we did not see anyone, that's the kind of nature was here, but now, when the swamp has been cultivated, when the birds have returned, when we go out, sit down we hear this singing, some kind of connection with nature has happened, yes... the energy of nature, energy, yes, energy, especially if you get up at dawn, yeah, at dawn, when nature itself gets up, when the birds get up, when everything wakes up, when you wake up yourself, well then you can lie down, of course, you'll want to sleep during the day, you can lie down during the day, and we can afford it.

in our village there was such a tradition: during haymaking, the residents would go far into the swamp to mow the hay, to save time, they would spend the night there in freshly mown huts, since childhood we've heard these interesting... stories about how it was interesting to spend the night, what a deep sleep there was in such huts, how strength was restored after an hour, a daytime sleep in such huts, we wanted to come up with something for our guests, something similar from our folk traditions, something more aplectic to

our conditions, suitable, we will build two... houses, the walls will be made of grass, the roof - from a sheet, the exit from our hut will have a view of the swamp, there will be such a complete fusion of our guests with nature, we will fill the mattresses with meadow grass using healing herbs, we will make small pillows with medicinal herbs, wormwood is a natural antidepressant, it is good to sleep on them when you are nervous, they raise the immune system, such pillows that can be made from birch leaves, clover, thyme, they have antibacterial, antiviral properties, for

colds, it also raises the immune system, the smell of grass brings a feeling of happiness to a person, we have come up with reed mats for the roof for building houses, how do they differ from ordinary mats, these mats have a front side, that's why each reed stick needs to be cleaned, cleaned and laid on the first layer, they don't lay down... very evenly, so in order to press them together, we lay them out and press them with plates, these mats... will be between the rafters at the top, the front side will not be covered with anything, it will be inside, inside the house, our

hay walls will be filled with hay lattice ships, the entire width of the panoramic windows in the house with a view of the swamp is inserted plate. they didn't run into each other, didn't fit, well and then we lay it down like an ordinary one, we start to compress it, press it. well, this is what the result will be, mat, good afternoon, vadim

nikolaevich, well, congratulations on the opening of the trail, you worked here, of course, well, yes, we had to work a lot, if everything goes well, then we'll finish building it before you. yes, as we planned the second stage, next year, of course, will be good, when you'll already be building your huts, well, we're buying materials, now there will also be an interesting attraction, i i think people will like it, they will go, there are practically no such undisturbed swamps left in europe, only belarus, we have - swamps of the non-zid type 19.384 hectares, the entire territory of the reserve, 70% is a swamp massif, birch. rayonichsky district, ivanovsky and ivatseevsky districts. initially, the territory was 11. it was around ozeroostporovsky to the highway that connects birch and draghichen through belozersk. and in the ninety-sixth year,

when a study was conducted, rare species of animals were found in these in the river basin and plants, and this territory was added, that is , up to 19 thousand hectares. our signature from the branched kamoshovka, on this swamps are found right here. the uniqueness of our territory is that it requires active management, that is, these are territories on which there will be certain prohibitions, here, on the contrary, active human activity is required so that the biotopes are alive, this is our parental home, our parents lived here, now we are well and calm here, we do not want to go anywhere. we all come here, we remember our childhood, we remember different stories, we feel so good, this place is such a spiritual and emotional nourishment

for us, when we left the village, and we left because the school closed, the children needed to study, we needed to change jobs, we immediately started making plans to return, and we did it after 30 years. whoever came, any guests, everyone asked if you had an agro-estate, we became interested, and maybe we should really try it, we tried it, we started with renovating our house, during the renovation we had a lot we found such household utensils, they were once very valuable for... our relatives, we were very sorry to throw them away, so we made a small ethnographic corner, this is our

ontographic corner, i found this stone in the garden when we were digging, it was buried, you can see, you can see an old stone, as we call it a millstone, you can see someone worked hard on it, because it's all handmade. if only there had been no cement, they would have made all this from stones, this is a wooden harrow, it's also like it's been worked by people, this one knot, when it dries, it tightens this tooth, when it rains or is damp, it gets wet, the wood expands, it also doesn't wobble, this wooden harrow, it's still in use until now, because it... because it doesn't spoil the potatoes. then we have this steelyard. it's actually 10 poods.