we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, to be surprised, to feel the connection between times and generations, to simply notice. but every day is made up of traditions. today, a year or a century ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new. without even noticing it, we pass on knowledge and experience through generations. it is in our smile. hand waves. in such a familiar

look, from simple happy moments , real traditions are formed. we are proud of the heritage of our ancestors, we value the past for our present. belarus 24. god gave the poles a piece of heaven on earth, here very good, you can breathe freely here, it is quiet, calm, well and as they say, the belarusians are meek, but a little cunning. when i moved here to live in the village, my grandfather's cousin was still alive. fyodor

kirillovich sachkovsky, he always said, either jokingly or seriously, i then, i took it as a joke, raya remember, you are countess sachkovskaya, i say, yes, kirillovich, countess, you see, i say, hands in manure, knee-deep in mud, the countess is digging in the beds. the village of sachkovichi, the locals call it sachkovichi, a beautiful village, is located on a green meadow, once upon a time people had a lot of geese here, a lot of cattle, it was mown down, now a lawn mower won’t mow as much as it was here beautifully and evenly, in childhood, when we ran along these...

people cultivated the land, they were immediately given the nobility, and not everyone decided to go and live in the swamps, because the swamp was considered the fifth element, and they were very afraid of it, but stefan sachkovsky was not afraid and received these lands, this is where the sachkovsky mouth began, as for the lands themselves, then, of course, they were probably more fertile because the river periodically in the spring... flooded

and naturally this gave the land some fertility, well, of course, there was a lot of vegetation in the swamps, the poles knew their land well, their lands, they used their...

near their houses well, and i, when i was still, well, already a teenager, i was always surprised, i thought that crosses were only put up at intersections, but in our village there are still houses where there is a cross at the entrance to the yard, now our village, i think that it is simply is being revived, all residents try to decorate their yard to the best of their ability, and i think that this is a paradise on belarusian soil, in the belarusian polesie, somewhere in 2000, there were 47 yards and 78 residents in our village, but today there are only 26 yards and 43 residents, but nevertheless, you can’t say that the village is dying, no, it lives, lives for those who return to their native places, lives at the expense of people who buy empty

plots of land and houses here and arrange the village, there are no young people here, because there is a city nearby village, and now i understand, villagers only started getting it in 1973 in belarus, so parents tried their best to get their children to go live in the city, because of course life was much easier in the city than in the village, so my parents left, being still very young then, they left for the city not because it was bad there, but because it was easier to live in the city, get a job and earn a salary, it may have been hard to live, but it was easier than when in everything was done on the collective farm, i don’t know when people... until now, despite the fact that there is technology, however, those people who keep cattle, cows, there, poultry, they don’t have any days off, don’t have vacations, they work all the time and never complain that it’s difficult,

that something is missing, that is, there’s not enough meat, then he’ll keep two boars, there’s not enough milk, he’ll keep three cows and so on, the pole will not complain much, but will... try to live with dignity, the palshuks, well, such people, well, cunning, with a mind of their own, very hardworking, responsive and principle, i won't take someone else's, but i won't give up mine either, uh, decent people, when i was growing up, nobody had locks, there were just sticks on a string, you went up to the house, if it was locked with a stick, it meant no one was home... no, nobody had any idea how to lock houses, houses were locked with such interesting keys on a bolt, the key was either put on top or hidden somewhere under the ring, but it wasn't hidden anywhere, because well, there was simply no theft, there was decency, high culture, how

people greet you, older people with you, you they will say: hello, they will definitely bow, that is, the paleshuks treat with respect those whom they met on their... path, this is what they teach children, the river, when it was overflowing, because the water reached the very threshold of the house, and my favorite pastime was to take a leaky cat, they would walk like this on the grass , small crucian carp would fall into it, for which i got it badly from my mother, because she understood that if i had a crucian carp in my hands, it meant that i went out to the water, it was dangerous, the river was overflowing, well great, there was just a sea here, that's it that's all, that's why there was water, there was a lot of water, there was a lot of fish, they loved to go fishing, my cousins, because we all lived here, they loved to go fishing, and they took me with them to drag cats,

meeting amazing people, immersion in their profession, my name is mikhail pasmartsev, i am the head of the scientific department of the pripelsky national park, the ecosystem is arranged... in such a way that the violation of one of its components will inevitably lead to the fact that all the others will change. and now we are with you we are on the territory of an open-air museum, this museum is a territory,

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our ancestors rode horses in these territories, swam during the river flood on boats, and we, thanks to our children, go fishing on an atv, let's go! great, breeze, weather! wonderful, catch, fish,

small and big, we'll catch it now, catch, fish, small and big, we'll catch it, wow, well, you hurried, i haven't told you yet, pull. and you don't believe me, when i once caught, do you remember what a huge bream, no one caught it then, only i caught it, wow, here it is, here it is, here it is, here it is, here it is, and what about me i said, i said, you have to wait until i say, pull, kid, where's the landing net, wait, right now, oh, while i'm taking it, and where did i get such agility, and where did i know how to do everything so well, come on, come on, come on, here he is, handsome! boy , quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, take a photo and let him go, don't forget to kiss him, maybe it

's a girl, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, yes, like that, carefully, carefully, carefully, quiet, quiet, tiny, right now, right now we'll let you go, we'll just kiss, like that, let him live, that's the kind of fishing we do. caught, kissed and let him go, the weather is wonderful, oh, what beauty, what beauty, this polesia, this is nature, oh, how great, how nice, after work, to relax like this, feed the fish, admire nature, the clouds, and our fountain is babbling, complete idyll, a heavenly place, fortunately i returned to this village and every day

i can remember those happy days of childhood, even youth, because we came here to visit relatives, this is the house in which i was born, there was no fence, there was just some wire so that the cattle would not come in there in the yard, and such a green meadow, there was a huge... and geese, which i was very afraid of, because the ganders were chasing, each gander guards its flock, so if you come close, they also pull out, screaming, i had to run home, i could not wait for the evening, when these geese would finally leave, hello, brother, hello, sister, well, dug up the potatoes, dug up, yes, oh, dimka, who would have thought that i would come here already so grown up to this hut, somehow the hut still stands, oh, what a house,

what a house, it seemed like a tall mansion, look, what a small hut, or a hut with... they said, but they couldn't cure it in the city, they said it was me who was coughing, the air is this healing air, the whooping cough stopped right away, my mother brought me from the city to the city, i had whooping cough, when i had an attack, when they opened it only with country air, well, this small window seemed so big to me, i was little, and this porch where i was sitting, it seemed to me like a door...

childhood memories are sometimes so very interesting and touching, it would seem that there is nothing unusual, an old lilac bush, but for me this is my whole life, i remember how we walked through the collective farm field here to pick cornflowers from this side. there was corn on this side or vice versa the other year, now i look at this hut and think, why was i so afraid of it, i rushed past it, it seemed to me faster, faster than a dog, because i was very afraid of this bush, once a small dog scared me here, i always ran past it, but now this bush is a medorah as a memory, i didn't have a grandmother,

unfortunately, they died early, but i had an aunt here. mom's older sister, who took me here to the village for the summer, i have friends here, i still remember them with warmth, we played here with the wheel, like this, we rolled it along the path here, there was no better toy in the world than the back of a wheel, the main task was to beg it from my parents or grandfather somewhere, i remember my childhood, then they laughed at the villagers in the city. at their speech, why i tried to speak russian very purely, because here in the village of sachkovichi in sachkovichi there is a dialect, a local dialect, it is not belarusian, it is ukrainian, polish, well, and some local dialect, well, we left for the city in the sixties, i

was 5 years old, after finishing school i entered the pinsk pedagogical college and worked as a teacher. away from my parents, from parental care, i wanted to become an independent adult, i think i did the right thing, then, when i returned here to the city, i already had two children, small, but i went to college, graduated from college, and when i was 29 years old, i became the head of a kindergarten and i worked as the head until i retired. belarusian doilitstva, which is your jumping spirit right now, is getting to know you and master you. if we reveal a three-tailed triumphal arch, its structure, then we can create something similar in the form of a carved altar. rounded corners. at the tops of the abaronchaga

, they didn’t work like that. and here they are married and finished. on top of such imitation muscles. history of creation of digits cultural aspects in the region. the ancient kingdom disappeared from existence, and it was then transferred to the next month in the 20th century, and the remembrance church was built in the same month as the old church. i am the architectural sign of the entire building of the abaronnag budynka . cultural-asvetnytsky project the architecture of belarus can be greatly appreciated for such rare elements of the same madera cast-iron face. because of this, such waste has been generated here. glyadzice on our tv channel. secrets of good morning and good

mood. dobraya ranitsa belarus on air of the satellite tv channel belarus 24, the program "dobraye ranitsa belarus". my name is svetlana barovskaya. how is it that you have such a face, beautiful ears so whole wear. i am showing you girls, brides are growing. pumpkin in the garden. every year a pound is born, if only there were a pound of apples, there would be a lot of tsud, meeting interesting people, hello, listen, what a beautiful word: shpatseruem, yes, and each of you shpatse in your own way, you have one people's artist for everyone, and also a lot of useful exciting information, our museum is the center of the cultural capital, many events are planned, various exhibitions, cooperation with various museums, and how old is the museum? he loved hunting very much according to stories and testimonies, he even went bear hunting more than once, and you bowed your head,

hung your pigtail, said, yes mom, okay, mom, go do as you need, you know, watch good morning belarus with svetlana borovskaya on the belarus 24 tv channel . when i moved here to live in the village, my grandfather's cousin, fyodor, was still alive kirillovich, he played the clarinet, his clarinet sang with a human voice, not a single wedding here was held without him, people signed up for him in advance, he was a highly respectable person.

the countess digs her knees in the dirt in the garden beds, and then years passed and somehow his daughter showed me a document confirming that yes, count sachkovsky, this is our direct relative, some great-grandfather who had a charter, it was written out to him that he was precisely count sachkovsky, therefore ... egypt and the first excursion to hurghada was and when we arrived

we got on the bus there were different russians mostly my height was like this i understand now why would i want to fly cranes in polesia because there is no such beauty anywhere you go look at this beauty and i was drawn here. years and i returned here as a completely different person, an adult, with a different direction, with different thoughts, with different ideas, and now the problem is who will go to the city, or me or my husband for groceries, this is a whole problem, i feel so comfortable here that in the city i just suffocate, in my native village i... came back and started building a business, we just bought a house here, we had a dacha here and started gardening, it was all very funny, of course, because we

didn't know anything at all, but we studied very hard, but then, when problems arose with the collapse of the soviet union, purely material problems, children, students, and we started thinking about what to do to supplement our salaries. we had greenhouses here, a vegetable garden, when we decided to start gardening, the idea belonged, of course, to my husband, valery vladimirovich, it was he said, let's try it too, like the poles, to which i replied, what are you saying, i said, are you going to stand at the market with a carnation, he laughed, said no, my aunt heard our conversation, which was so quiet, we were standing on her chair in poland. and said: raika, we need to start like this, if you don't have anything like that, we need to start, whoever is first is the best. in 2008, we created a farm,

came up with a sonorous name. for those areas where the owners are rare or very busy, it will wait for any drought owner in bloom, then you just need to work with it a little. we are engaged in growing flower crops for landscaping, this is about 47 names, there are perennials and also

ornamental shrubs, conifers. these are broad-leaved thujas, emeralds, brabants, we started, we had a hectare of land, we were given it when we created a farm, then we were given another 10 hectares, then we took another, we realized that we were expanding, today we already have more than 40 hectares of land, well, which needs to be developed, go my little pussy, run, run, run, run, my beauty, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, handsome! that 's how, that's how we complain, that's how, my purr, my good one, yes, my kitty, purrs , is happy, found, comes to the voice, will find anywhere, only hears the voice, when we started the business, we worked only the two of us and our family, that is, the children helped with everything,

today already on... because i have good assistants, i have a wonderful team, on whom i can rely, who can work even without me, so nikolaevna, why are you here yourself, why lena, maybe put lena here or petya, no, i can handle it myself, they work, i'm a farmer, not the one who just sits in an office somewhere doing something, i'm always in the field on an equal footing with all the workers doing this work, if there aren't enough people, i do the watering, when i'm the only one sowing the crops, but with an assistant, it's true, the difficulty of a farmer's work is that it's an irregular working day, i can't say how long our working day lasts, we know exactly what time it starts, it usually starts at dawn, we still have an unplowed field for business, but we must not be afraid, well, we must work, that is, in the beginning we must work, belarusian cuisine, and

there is a native polesian cuisine, there the dishes are very tasty, nutritious and very simple, since there is no variety of spices like in the east in belarus and especially in polesia, therefore the simplest spices are used, this is coriander, bay leaf, pepper, well, dill, pepper, well and of course salt, in the feeling of a holiday was created in families in polesia, yes in every village, this is when favorite... family dishes were prepared, these were pies, and various kulebyakas and all that stuff, and of course, sausages. mom always slaughtered pigs for the holiday, these were always, as a rule, holidays, family holidays and others, she always prepared potato sausage, we really looked forward to it, this was our favorite dish with my sister, we loved it very much, and my children and grandchildren love it, of course, i always prepare this dish, it is eaten in one sitting. so for

tomorrow, as a rule, there is nothing left and grandma cooks more, but for grandma, as always, i have no time, but nevertheless i try to cook it. the dish is very simple, it uses potatoes, regular potatoes, which are cut like this, i have already prepared them in advance, they are cut, well, how to fry them into small strips, not very thin, but not very large, this is for the convenience of the filling, we cut the meat not very much.