well, i'm heading further, the next point on my route is the city of bereza. contemporary art can amaze, and in order to meet talented people, you need to visit exhibitions. having arrived in a new city, i could not miss the opportunity. to visit the local art gallery, let's go get acquainted, the bereza art gallery constantly hosts exhibitions, whenever you visit it, you will definitely see something new. i was lucky, i got to the opening of the exhibition of roman bonder, who creates paintings from broken glass. roman, hello, hello, tell me how you came up with the idea of... a glass painting, well,

the story actually starts with me getting into a car accident, so, yes, and, well, we are all creative people, you know, you look at the clouds, you see some characters, yes, yes, of course, and maybe some kind of affect, shock or something else, it seemed to me that i noticed something on the broken windshield, i took off the same windshield and tried to finish something on it, well, naturally, nothing worked out, so to speak, and i decided to search the internet, it turns out that already there is such an art, what is it called, no one knows, there are only five of us, maybe 10 in the world, no one knows, in the world, that's the whole joke, and none of them show how it's done, that is, there is no training, so roman had to figure it out on his own, he spent several years before he started to get such paintings, this glass is multi-layered, that's the point, there is nothing

magical at all, i just take a hammer and hit, and this is more work on the shadows and it happens that you you hit, you hit, you hit, well i don’t know, for example, here, what to show, i don’t know, here’s the pupil, i can hit, and the crack will go there big, so i can hit here, it will go there, it should turn out exactly under the hammer, and a little bit wrong angle, a little bit wrong force of the blow, everything, the glass goes into the firebox, glass is a capricious material, therefore the creation of the painting... is somehow different and this is my favorite painting not because it is from others in terms of technique or something else, it’s just this person whom i wanted to be like probably since i was eight years old, and what does he do to you so inspired i don't know i just can't.

good luck to you, thank you very much. not far from the art gallery there is an old park, in which there is a unique object, which has no analogue in belarus and i can't wait to get there. it is here in bereza that the only spiritually patriotic complex in belarus is located. it was built to honor the memory of soldiers who died in afghanistan. the idea of ​​creating a memorial

appeared back in 1993, when enthusiasts began collecting money for the construction of monuments, they did a lot of work and the complex was opened in 2009. there is a monument to the guys who died in afghanistan, including 10 perezovskys. it is located at the top.

so, in fact, this complex was created in honor of the memory of those who died in afghanistan, but we also take into account those who were in mozambique, ethiopia, cuba, vietnam, we had about 13 countries, where, yeah. soviet soldiers participated, they died there. taking advantage of the opportunity that you have come, we invite all those who watch this program to visit this significant place, unique, even one of a kind belarus in belarus is a unique place, but it is the only one in the cis. vladimir valerievich not only stood at the source in the creation of the complex, but he himself was a participant in the military operations in afghanistan. therefore, for him, this place has a special meaning. also on the territory of the complex there is a temple, and it was built so that the grieving could come here at any time, console their pain and make up for the loss of a loved one, communicating with god. in 2004, on february 24, the ruling

bishop, bishop john, at that time, bishop kubrensky, consecrated. in this temple, here where we are standing, only here is the altar part, here in this part the cross was consecrated, the beginning of the construction of the temple was laid. later it turned out that this place has a deeper history, the whole point is that here used to be the red barracks, which were built specifically to accommodate the 151 pyatigorsk infantry regiment, and the vacancy of the regimental priest at that time was occupied by father sergei, unfortunately, he was shot in ... it was colonized, in the third year

the idea appears to build a temple, not just a temple, but through fallen soldiers, and he is a military priest, in the third year the idea, in the fourth we begin to build, here with the whole world, the whole city. in the ninth year it is consecrated, and we learn about father sergius, that he caused a slyk of saints only in 2005, therefore it was then decided to build the lower temple in honor of the holy martyr sergei florinsky. by right , this saint, one can say of the berezovskaya land, the belarusian land, was here, served here, and returned to the temple of the lower part of the relics. if the spiritual and patriotic complex can be called the center of the spiritual life of berezovskaya, then sporovsky reserve is rightfully considered the biological center of the region, and that is where i am heading now.

we follow the sports life of our country. swimmer igor bokiy opened the scoring for belarusian medals at the 17th summer paralympic games. we approached this world championship quite well, considering that we have a young team, which has improved this year. we review the most interesting events. a coward doesn't play hockey it is safe to say that a coward does not participate in bezon race. to get on the track , you need physical endurance, a sharp mind and nerves of steel. this time...

one of the calling cards of the berezovsky district is the eco-festival sporovskie senokosy, it has been held for more than 10 years and attracts many tourists, and i was no exception. the festival is held here for a reason, the whole point is that an extremely rare species of bird, the aquatic warbler, lives in the swamps of the sporovsky reserve, due to the overgrowing of the swamps, it is under threat

of extinction. the festival calls for attention to this problem. in 2007, we held the first championship in manual sino-mowing, there were only seven teams of participants, yeah. then we realized that it was a good moment to do, well, let's say, the goal was to just introduce people, and then we realized that it was a good moment to uh draw attention to the problems of the swamps, because... but it's interesting, the nose of the scythe was slightly raised up, it should be all the time, yeah, here's

the blade itself, because do it like this, it will immediately go away, the swamp will get into you, so with a pulling motion you make such a swing, bring it a little closer to yourself, i received an introductory briefing, but theory will not replace practice, so it's time to take the scythe in hand and act, you know what, well, it's not my thing, here was an attempt. was, was, but as an expert i will be more professional, i think, according to the ideal option, so i could not pass by the local bird ringing station, where this is exactly what you need to do. professional ornithologists work at the bird ringing station, but anyone who loves nature can come here to feel like a real scientist. as i already said, in the sporovsky reserve. a rare species lives birds, aquatic warbler, ornithologists initially came here specifically for its

registration, but as true fans of their business , they did not stop at one species and also began to ring other birds. dmitry, tell us, what will you do now? well , we are now checking the nets, which are checked every hour, every hour, and so we untangle them, put them in bags, and then take them to the ringing site and we will ring. the process is a quick couple of movements and we already move on to the next bird, there hang and like some kind of radio or something yes we this yes we attract with by with the help of the voice of the bird, that is, let's say so, there are two ways to catch birds like this, either a large number of meters of nets are set, but without a voice, or here we set a few nets, in this case only two, here and this is some other yes yes, this is what who is this this is a bluethroat, bluethroat, yes this is a beautiful bluethroat, hello, can i pet it, yes, hello, oh, you are so gentle, so you

lure them with the help of, they do not answer the recording, here are real voices, well they are generally they just fly in this case to the voice, that well here it's fun, here i don't know, a party, as they call it, to humanize, that's all, that is , because we catch here, i just don't have a voice in the shell, but it comes across very often and how many per day you can collect like this, our records are almost 500, 482 last year in september, well, today i collected only from two lines, i think that we haven't finished the circle yet, there will be about 300 birds, so you collected the birds, such bags, and what's next, we go further to the ringing site, a ring is put on, measurements are taken, the bird is released, let's go, that

's it, let's go, if you were wondering what a bird ringing station looks like, that's exactly it, no special equipment is needed here, ornithologists bring everything they need with them, listen, why do they do this at all? a lot of data is obtained thanks to ringing, that is , a ring is a kind of, as they say , passport, an individual number, yes, which is a passport, and we already know the history of these birds, that is, a lot of different different ones are used of this data, that is, up to the point that we just sit in one place and ring, we see, we can count how many birds and then say this for a certain period. we put the ring on and then we take measurements, fat and

wing sizes, to determine this species of bird, we need to take several measurements, so i measure the tenderloin, 12 tenderloin wing 67, and this is a reed warbler, and the ratio of the sign and the wing length. i have determined. the last step is weighing the bird. that's it, now we can release. listen, have you met, for example, birds? from other countries, yes, we, our station is very lucky in this, especially in general the first year we caught five birds, when we started ringing the first year, we caught five birds from other countries and yes, our colleagues in belarus started there, as they say, like here you catch, catch, and no one, and you here have just started catching birds, caught, and so, well, usually somewhere one or two birds from other countries, we

catch, in other countries, in others too, especially now in recent years, when we have already, so to speak, collected such a pool, here. then almost every, every year we get two or three birds, we get these returns of the most different kinds, and how do they return them? well, this is the so -called return, they simply return information, there are no birds themselves, again , to understand that the bird from the other side helps the ring, and not only its number, but also its color can say a lot. if we put on a colored ring, then it is put on only a certain type, well, here in this in this case we... this is a ring on the white stork, that is, it is no longer the diameter of the leg, namely the species, the white stork, here is our rare aquatic warbler, they are exactly the same diameter as this ring, but this ring is put on, i already said that there are more than 200 species, and this is only on the upper reed warbler, that is, this is a colored marking, the advantage of a colored ring is that

you can read information from it by observing or photographing the bird from a distance, and what is most interesting is that you can... take part in this absolutely any person who loves animals and nature, is it true? yes, so come and enjoy the process. guys, whose erudition would be the envy of any adult? let's remember the school curriculum, together with the project participants, i know, yulia, the floor is yours, eleventh-graders burst into our intellectual air, and it's cool that they decided to pump up their knowledge before an important stage in their lives. is it true that the official language of new caledonia is english? history is not my favorite subject, so that's probably why i realized,

new caledonia is an island state, if i'm not mistaken, it is located in the ocean, whose wife was barbara. habsburg, the second was barbara radeville. artem, did you answer option a? well, yes, what guided you, i'm sure in the answer, well, what guided you, clearly not a history textbook. in front of you is a poster for a film about a mathematician and cryptographer who created a deciphering machine in 1939. what was his name? watch on the belarus 24 tv channel

. the local agro-estate is a real pearl of the berezovsky region, first of all it is known for its goat farm, but recently you can try incredibly tasty teas and more here, all thanks to the owner of the estate natalia strog. natalia, hello, hello, well tell me, what is so special about your ostrocheys? i think. that the special features of this region are in this ecology in this unprecedented number of medicinal plants that grow here. i have a friend, mr. miroslav angelchik, a pole, a doctor of biological sciences, when he came here and looked at our diversity, he took up head, fell to his knees, kissed the ground, said, what a blessing it is, this man

has been producing organic food products for over 35 years, and he defended his dissertation. and proved that each zodiac sign has its own weak points in health, and in order to prevent or support them, certain medicinal herbs are needed. it so happened that with the support of her friend natalia decided to take up hot teas, some herbs are collected in one place, some here, and we would like to give not only at our agro-estate the opportunity to try ours, but to do what people at home, as if every day could preventively support themselves, you know, even if you do not believe in astrology... the power of medicinal herbs is hard to deny, and this can also be an excellent souvenir in memory of this region. nightingales are not fed with fables, let me first give you some tea like this, i

know that you are a twin, so i have just the tea of ​​twins, and first of all, can i tell you about your astrological features of twins, yes, you are charming, you are smart, you are sociable, you are very responsible, very faithful. you do have, however, some such weaknesses, yes, that you are impatient, you are impulsive, sin, you are categorical, there is, well , this is a small, small piece, yes, the composition, you know, chicory, marinaria, fennel fruits, lovage root and rose hips are very useful for you, according to natalia, this collection will help support your weak points, i can't wait to try it. it smells, by the way, super, you know, i even, for example, i am a lion, and i really like the smell of a lion, and this tea

created for lions, but i don't like the smell of a virgin, and virgins don't like the smell of a lion, so this means that this composition should suit you, i really liked the tea, for the sake of an experiment i would like to try all 12 signs of the zodiac to taste. how do you manage to do everything, you also have a farm, a goat farm, you know, a lot of tourists come to us, they give a lot of energy of such a passion, and some ask such a question, how do you do everything, this is hellish work, listen, hellish work is then, when you don't do it with love, when you do it something against yourself, when you live it, when you live it, when you look into the eyes of these girls, when they... talk to you, you understand goat language, when a huge number of people come to you, whom you understand that our country has a future, i

think, no less bright future awaits natalia herself, because her relatives support her, help her with the household, and the goats have long become part of the family, i want to wish you strength, more good health so that support all your implementations of your, or rather ideas. visitors, of course, all god's will, believe me, without this nothing will happen, i will be happy to come back here, because natalia has many plans on how to develop further, so i advise you to definitely come here, this is how my journey through the berezovsky region turned out, i hope it will inspire you to your own routes, remember that in any corner of belarus you can find something interesting, see you!

i am an artist-decorator who sees beauty in the world around him, and i am an art coach who can to reveal and... to see creative abilities in every person,

i have been drawing since childhood, that is, this is some kind of natural state for me, to draw all the time, i began to collaborate with various publishing houses as a designer, products and worked like that for about 15 years, my books even took prizes in the belarusian book competition, i had to work, well, like with such very interesting, profound authors, and this is such additional stress, that is, i kind of loved my job, i was doing well, but it wasn't paid very well, at some point in my life the circumstances were such that i had to earn money myself, when the question arose that i needed to earn money myself, well, and i began to look for some options for myself, like in the mainstream of the same fine art, yes, some fine art,

to find some maybe a little more... commercial, so to speak, an outlet for myself, and it was at that moment that they appeared on our market, it was about 12 years ago, maybe 13, stained glass paints, stained glass materials, at that time practically no one was doing, such stained glass works, that is, batik was popular, there was decoupage, yes, there they worked with leather, so stained glass materials, no one was doing it at that time, my own illustrations, my own kind of... images that i drew on paper, came up with, i just started transferring them to glass, painting them with these stained glass paints and making something like souvenirs.

and it started to turn out very impressive, people really liked it, and it really is when it started bringing me income, when i do it, i get carried away, i am happy with it. 13 years ago, i was actually the first one who actively brought stained glass paints here from kiev, from moscow, because they weren’t even on the minsk market at that time, that is , there was a very limited, so to speak , quantity, and i was such an enthusiast, that’s ... namely the development of stained glass painting, why else? because at one of the moscow exhibitions i met such an artist from kiev vyacheslav rode, who in kiev there was a whole school of stained glass painting, i went, just about 12 years ago, i went to kiev, got acquainted with it, i realized that in kiev it is so popular, so developed, so relevant, that people decorate interiors directly, that is

, paint. windows, suspended ceilings, doors in this technique, and the technique is also, well , it is interesting in that it is an alternative to classic stained glass, classic stained glass, it is fashionable, popular, but a very expensive pleasure, because it is vein, it is glass, it is very expensive, and i wanted in minsk all this business also needs to be organized so that in minsk all this would be in demand, that's why i held a lot of master classes here at the base of... kubiland, that is, i tried to develop all this business here too, what i do is an imitation, well, stained glass, so to speak, that is, it also turns out spectacular, but it's much cheaper, you just need to do this, understand that we can really sell all over the world.

life of saint francis of assisi, founder of the order of the franciscans, these frescoes from the 17th century. what would be the earthly path saints? saint hannah and yahum have been praying for many bastards, praying that god would give them caress to their darlings. and we are confident about what our

people are doing. since it’s really hard to sit and paint in the studio all the time, i really want to communicate with people.