he killed his only go to come and shop down his own detroit in the middle because he was the owner of only one dagger. and then he made this instrument with strings fashion from the goats guts. and then he sang a very bitter song about unrequited love. and that's the story of how songs and this instrument appeared in the mountains. it was with all mountain songs of very long and have very profound meaning sections in the back in the day one could get a whole so we're a no cost as payment for a song. the words web, a very highly prized here in the mountains. and so what songs for go, businesses. fair cool. one thing that i can't miss here are all of the terraces. obviously they're not natural, but they've been here for thousands of years. how are they made and why? so that's the terraces here and show me with a 1st example of green terrace farming, and the well behind the village of chalk that's on the other side of that rock with the choice. the sight of the chalk settlements, we do what they think back to the 6 or 7000 years, b c. and you know,

and it's very ancient, it's thought to be now listen to it outside of these terraces of very, very old would that these lands sustain the full fathers? not far from here is a small goes to town or village called it comes to 2. um, it's a little bit hunting and some people are calling it the much for p true of august on. why did everyone pick up and leave from this area? i know this within the us, we do coal gums. so to the ghost village and some refer to it as the metro peach who lived, i guess, done one of them. it's a unique place that's just behind the backs. so the park and people have been to the doctor, a heavy rain full in 1963. when it was raining and dug is done for 3 straight months. most a bridge down below was washed away. so gum, so to it was left without a bridge for several years. you were the most i am by children began to ask the parents to come down from the village. it would be great, of course to revive gums with one. it was

a very interesting village because there's no language. we call it ramos, or i'm sort of a local chest in the mountains. it's never been captured and it's fascinating. so we're from brooklyn. there are many villages like that doesn't, can nipples of what you want. like you've sold but unfortunately, every year goes to villages appear in doug, is done because people are leaving pock my hopes at an x or that will be a program and over a public to preserve the mountains and support the highlanders who still lived. so mostly, if it's not so easy to live here, but it really is amazing or, and there's, this is all and it was our roots a here and what kind of color. secondly, because there was no other place in the world that we'd rather be caught a minute. you kind of stuff with the nickel that we've got in which i want to thank you for an incredibly interesting conversation and for helping us get a better feel for what doug. just done is all about richard smith. thank you. i'm glad you've enjoyed it. before i hope you've attempted to august down again and again, that doesn't will always be happy to have you here. your account. ok. now as we say

in the mountains, look, my home is your home. don't want the home belongs to the one who lives in it. you're welcome to doug is done, especially the condition of and this is such a dangerous beauty towards the describe the landscape of august time. perhaps no one embodies that idea more. it's an ever eccentric camille, my my t and his family have been practicing the art of tightrope walking for 6 generations. camille. hi. hello. i see on the 2nd. so it's what's the price on the camille. thank you for coming down to see me because there's no way that you were going to catch me up there on the rope. so thank you for that. um,

let's get right into it. why is your village specifically known for type rote walking? how did this art evolve? and why do you do it? not to my village didn't invent type, right? walking or anything like that, but at some point many people started practicing this stores, most of the thoughts and then expose the data around the world or says people from my village have worked with many sexes by c and abroad. was this much how of image came to be known as the capital of type, right? walking, they mostly did that to any living with intake and we know it's dangerous through all of the risk. what's in it for you specifically? why do you personally do this? this is become my purpose in life, i tradition and i consider it my duty deposited onto the next generation to improve it. i wanted to become old modem and make it safe for as well. but it's, do you ever get scared? i mean, what's going through your mind when you're up there on the rope and like what do you feel is always scary on the right for everyone gets scanned, this is normal. you just need to relax and be aware that there is danger and there

is fear. so i use the safety harness. i know it's safe and i tried to keep my fair in check. i find you more, you train the easier it gets. this was you who to this of what, and we know that there is a lot of physical work in what you do. i mean it, it takes a sportsman to be able to have that type of control over your body. is it all about your talent and what you can do physically or is there a special mindset that you have to get into? see is likely anyone can walk and type right. my mass of what that range of weights was that there are different varieties or based slack, line trick line, borderline, etc. right? some young type, right? walkers do tricks with those who are afraid of heights can do long line walkers very the right ways loan god. but it's low, you don't have to get up so high so everyone can find something that works for them . there was that was that, is that and final question is, we know this is your job. we know you're very good at what you do. does it bring you joy or that yes it does. so i love what i do, but it's tough. what are the times i thought about quitting,

but those thoughts are behind me. now as i have a goal and i'm going to achieve it to that, i should be my main task is to make this a safe environment for the next generation. so they can learn and frame i very my performances and introduce new tricks to get them interested. i want to make type right, walking popular building. thank you for an interesting conversation. i just want to say stay safe. c as you make your way through the start, you will discover each region is known for its own unique parts and traditions. since at least the 4th century b, c, the people of the top us had runs key area have been making world famous carpets by hand. and that leads to remodel is going a step further to preserve the ancient arts using only natural colors. the. this is really cool to be able to be here where they're actually making these carpets. so as i understand these,

a carpet started off, it's something more practical to keep homes warm, but now they're an incredible art for them. how did this transition happen? a deal of terms that was the easy design. so that was all, it wouldn't be back in the old days, up to 2000 years ago and the comp into a produce of purely practical purposes to keep your home or some of those things that they to accomplish. wave is turned into real losses for that 1st april, a bid, which would now be called designers. but those own design has created these unique patterns and carpets. and so this is beverly to when you're gardening different. i know that it's more than just beautiful designs that we have here in these carpets . but there's more of a code inside them as well. can you translate some of what this code means in some of these carpets? for me, that is seats in uh, yes, it's true. you could say there's history in these rugs, a story that design. so every day objects, one of the things that surround people in that daily lives with me at the board of that was reflected in compet populace were ready to de those things were connected

with the culture of a specific area. the square footage region had its own designs, which one named off to the regions i'm villages or towns where those carpets were made available video and that's good. i understand you're gonna show us your a, a workshop. we actually make the colors. i can't wait to see that with us. it will be good to show you on look through the and the art is passed down from generation to generation, with each individual learning their role from an early age. so this is an amazing experience to be able to watch you work. i can tell you that my mom would be fascinated with this experience right now. so this is a pretty big rug. how long does it take to make a rug decides, or even just a normal size rug, a small, continuously. if there's no other work to be done, it's obviously a quicker process. the. so if she only focus is on the carpet, she can, we've just about one square meter per month where they're asking me of stuff guides

. very cool and how many people does it take to work on one specific rug which is of a big grass like that needs about 5 leavers working 6 to 8 hours per day and i should spit on us. it's not that commute. there's no formal education for carpet and weavers. when girls are 6 to 8 years old, they are taught how to make not only these are simply movements like this. and then over time, a girl learns this crap from her mother or grandmother over there. there's no formal training, it's a gradual process for us, it's not in pattern making the threatening of west overtime. any girl can learn or just every weaver choose, is a design herself to colors are selected intuitively based on how they look together when you're leaving. and you see this beautiful pattern emerge. and it's very pleasing yes. and when the carpet is finished, your neighbors and relatives usually come to take a look. i will made rug is a source of pride at the gordon based. well, thank you for taking the time to show me. it is fascinating the semester about the

so this is a carpet that you've been working on. it's almost finished. lots of intricate designs, beautiful colors, but to me it tells a story. so tell me the story of what this carpet says. position is a dragon. dragon means power on energy. uh it though, it stands for beauty that absorbs everything. that's the body of the dragon. contains all these different elements which gave was the dragon's head. cooling over here was this body, arms and legs which may be watching, but this is a highly unusual past the typical of all culture and reflected in this rug with nashik with respect to make you a copy like this comes, you need special colors to show that it has some unusual hughes that, that this is rose matter on this color comes from problems that only grow and digress dawn. they just,

you can't get this beautiful green shade anywhere else over the green is the symbol of the dragon, is very beautiful. you normally see it, what's in christy? what's it? i'm surrounded by all of these yarns that are vibrant and rich in color. how exactly are they made? no sense of all these colors come from different ponds. seeing you, i'm holding rosemont, a room, and in the confused to produce red guys asked me, we make different shades of red from rose mazda is manually black, comes from, will not with harry come different plans. he used to make different colors. interesting to deal with their house and it's for the time. do you feel like a kid with the coloring book and some crowns when you're in? they're making these colors? what's going through your mind when you're actually doing the process? okay, and there are some of that that are kind of, it certainly isn't in throwing process that the deal is making it done. it depends on many things, including your mood, put something to look at on these reds page, rick, red and other hughes. the exec shade depends on minute factors with shame,

and so it does in school and captivate, you have to be truly like a child was evaluated. so you're going to keep patient get yourself. are you going to tell me the secrets so that i can help make some colors as well? yeah, my, what present if i could share doesn't secrets. but there are many hundreds and thousands of faces because creating each color is an odd which leads you to discover new secrets with no, so i can share any secret with you, no problem. you have them. i would say that be my guest, and yet thank you very much. it's been a pleasure seeing where you work. thanks. sarah. pacific movie, deeper into the caucasus mountains, you will find the village of coupon she, well known for a few 1000 years for the exquisite silversmith russell could tell you if is one of them. it is an incredibly rare experience for someone to come inside the workshop and see where the magic happens. so thank you for this. in order for me,

i have to ask the technology that is used to make this beautiful jewelry dates back thousands of years a how have you preserved it? how does it stay the same for so long stick the combined to jewelry is always because of this cool feature, because the ornaments the designs, unless they remain pretty consistent for a 1000 years. well, you mentioned in collection in the history here. i'm interested in how this one specific place became famous for jewelry. and what's your story? how did you get involved? is there many legends about persian all french influence? is sometimes people quotes french or franks on schools. i mean, the idea being that some part of the settled here in the mountains, but i started making weaponry and as i came up with these adjustments, boom, unfortunately, there's no historical data about how it all began. and yet, we know about 6 or 7 generations of our families to me, and they've always been a jewelers amongst us. we get much white up until this day. is that something that

has taught and such an early age like? is it a skill like reading and writing? i mean the work is so interesting. the last for the 2. 0 children have him as a bishop copeland silva is that choice because they have no way trying to make stuff so they acquire the skills before they learn how to work my work through as they get older, they see that making something beautiful and they see them helping visits and so these found the traditions i am family, family is open served to me and they used to sing this and develop a so it's an inclination and yeah, it's like when they start school, that's when moving, teaching them for them from 1st grade on was missed and just as they learn to write, they then the grammar. but she might as well which is going to as close to are they just beautiful designs or do they tell a story? what, what do they mean? can you tell me what is behind the meaning of these different beautiful designs and the jewelry wrist of my mental and some sort of really,

all designs would divide from nature and supply by file is etc. so those natural shades would be modified, them broken down into different shapes to bring out the beauty of with these 2 little opposite as has his own imagination as his own little quick. so just be meant that every person is different to the, even in a small bracelet like this. so you can see that each link is different from the rest because it's all her mates on the you can add, must it up because i always say the sub employee of soul into every piece you create called as well as over knowledge. even kimberly 2 of the decades deceptive thinking for an interesting conversation and a very fascinating experience pressure especially of, of. c just as fascinating as the part is pretty cool, but she is the traditional culture still respected in the daily life of people here . this is an incredible space. thanks for taking the time to speak to me here.

so it's my understanding that women help out in the process of making the jewelry here as well, in terms of blackening and in other ways. are there certain parts of the job that are only for women and only from and talk to me a little bit about time for the most reasonable? yes. all the men do how to now the judy making, so they help disciplined enamel was blackening with additional engraving part of it . so there and holding some of the processes mccloud, man handle tasks to do with assembling, polishing on the nation in grading courses, which is a challenging process i bought from all the civil work. let me, i'm a freeman, also do embroidery and see the conversation in the shop. okay. my to wish, of course, if you don't mind me asking, i see that you're wearing a beautiful head scarf. and my understanding is that this means something here and come back to you. is that a woman wearing a headscarf? it tells a story. so what does this mean? can you tell me about that? the if yes, she thought traditional debauch ahead scoff. it's called cause because i'm betting

a married woman is cause is ation. so a cause tells you the marital status of it. where is all mothers? look, grandmothers give my son great grandmothers born these kosky. they put them on to live in the house. i'm losing the least cause i am voted by the women of culture themselves, but they're typically hold on. let me show you my collection that that will some of this cause of so married and sancho unmarried government out of issue this one is made in scoffing me some which you can tell, but sort of tassels it had a band with some personal patterns. we'll see all those us cost that i, where the effort remarried. you might know of what am i able to use of look at this as being very i'm working on right now. well, i just started my task, enjoy a design and then begin to embroider. it's very beautiful and this is something you're working on right now. now. yes, i'm working on it now. incredibly interesting. thank you very much for taking the time to show us part of your culture. it incredibly fascinating. look at any less.

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the the, the headlights of this all the international atomic energy agencies. palmer is of the 10 by you creating shelly, enjoying a special mission to inspect the photos in nuclear power products. as the officials for lemon read report on the visit and says, are still serious concerns about the stage and safety class and delegation is as an. busy s. c, e for women in vienna refused to see any one crimes and then dunbar with some of the places missing. they called support russia openly. according to the head of the russian commission. they left the rule of demonstrating the

ad against in the ad, the, to the what we have seen in the pool of the private lead. my samo might fully say, come on, don't please look the same for the same for the same, but they can, it's a whole family can support you. that's a 10, right? who, nova and gavin, who i mailed to petersburg, international income of for almost 6 off is the date for the russian president namespace is b. as in the plenary session place is a day will be read space of coverage here on, on the also as dr. for is the world's 2nd largest and the middle east, largest open, 5th compromise containing 5 percent of the walls. total copper deposits. here are the biggest competent deposit in the middle east. this slide us sanctions and for proven countries driving in the

the life most go. this is, i'd say my name is why i'm in 30 minutes of news of you started now. the international atomic energy agencies re sign from the admission to the zacko wrote a nuclear power font was delayed, was he couldn't. info's is broken. chris, i'm show the area then somebody says have to wait to come back to the cleaning controlled territory. the theme lead by raphael, we'll see, has and time in the safety situation. evans of photos in nuclear power plant remain serious. this comes off, the key is a strike on the cuffs glare. dime, which is made by res fee, is about the power stations, a security and a preliminary assessment. the i a, a seem to include is the reservoir provide, including what that says is currently stable. they're also show the of the

infrastructure damage caused by you, including showing at the site. it will have some coal put advisors, say that it's impossible for most goods. the tracking station as most go is responsible for those sites protection. lots of times that's much a hasn't showed at the power station, not from the station, nor has anyone turned the station into a military base. we've already been complying with such principles without any prior agreement and without any direction from the un. these a basic principles from which there can be no deviation. it is impossible to argue with the idea of the voice by mister grosse. so the cleaning of representatives have remained silent. again. we hear the same old song about me with the rise in the station. however, they refuse to understand that we are the pots are responsible for the sick. you were to add the facility, and we are obliged to defend themselves against the cost of the tax from ukraine. the exactly as many russian forces as our need is to protect the nuclear power plants. was the robot and costs arrived joined to the team visiting lives up over

here in about after 2 days delay russell. go see the general director of the i a, a has finally arrived here except for real shit, nuclear power plants, along with the rough l grossey. another team of a i a, a monitors have arrived. they will spend some time here as well. and a role to agent with the team who has been here for 3 months already. and we are not here talking about a t t or a convention, or a legal agreement. or do we have is faith. 5 basic principles don't attack the plant. so that back from the plant to make the plant military bases don't look at the extent of power supply, etc, etc. so these things are things that must be done. this is the cost reserve, or as you can see, the water level has dropped significantly. hands of this was the main concern

for the safety of this upper ocean nuclear power plant. however, this reserve war behind me, the water level level here, is absolutely fine. if that's a normal level hand. this is the actual cooling pond that supplies water for the for this upper or you, you care power plants. i was able to see the quality phones. i was able to see the contention at the retention dates, root canals and the lips. we check posted to the system which is indispensable for the according function. so we can see, i would say there are 2 elements. basically, on the one hand, we can see that visitation is serious, the consequences are there and they are real. at the same time that i majors, that's how i've been taken to stabilize the situation. now this facility

is another part of this, of our ocean nuclear power plant, but it's a little bit away from the plant itself. now this is a pumping station for a cooling ball, and so that is used for the spends a few of the nuclear power station. as you can see, it is also constantly under setting by the created military. see it's full of shrapnel holes. now this is just the, one of the flights inside of this sprinkling basing here this operation nuclear power plant that was damaged by the american maids and triple 7. all that sir. now, russell, draw, see just inspected uh, this flight. and he was assured that at the moment, uh uh, all of the equipment that was damaged inside of these a sprinkling basins were changed. and now there's absolutely no fed to the functioning of this particular basin. behind me are the 6 energy blocks of this up

are always you nuclear power plant. however, the plant itself at the moment is not fully operational due to constant bombardment of the ukrainian nationalist. according to rule, southam, officials these upper origin nuclear power plants is now functioning at sets wency, so 30 percent capacity. moreover, the employees of this plans are under constant psychological pressure from the ukranian authorities. also, as i've heard from the real side, some officials, the art cyber threats constantly here as upper ocean nuclear power plants, apart from this cost and draw on a tax and artillery shipping take place all the time. so there's always a threat of a nuclear disaster, vermont cost for emergency supper origin, nuclear power plants. they love west. so governments can change this in a blind item who is going to also begins in the dumbass as part of the organization

for security and cooperation in europe. event in vienna, russell provide proof of the ways us backs will crimes in the region during the presentation, something less than double your issues of left the room with the latest thing and private and the stand must his position, but cannot open the office support. that's according to the russian head of the o. s. c e delegation. so we demonstrate that these, these fragments very clear. there is deadly. and you'll see uh is the numbers uh on them. uh, and that it should know the so hold though, uh, human rights depends as you are being in the medical human rights defense as well as the you know, eric and cygnus is my, when i told the the know, read you solve,

the will tell most of the fuse of a child tears and like those, they ask you said the and the these, these uh white gloves. are you fishing coast, how to defend the human rights they left their own, demonstrating the ad against and they added you to what we are saying includes the privately, my some of my colleagues say come on, don't please look the same for the shipment. we have the same for the same, but i cannot say openly to support you. it was interesting that not ridiculous is shameful thing to uh for them and the how to speak about the defense human rights and the respect the law. so more vis them. i think is the stage is useless, maybe because they pile the plans of bio demonstration. but it says tools use these the killing units in some time us cannot be guided because of the gp,

a system. and these a very common sense, the information is given by the centralized, civilized, managed by americans. and so the participating direct base, the strikes they're doing on the whole lot. and it said that i, and they said feelings, a mazda, several, that was engine remnants of munitions laws. why you buy impulses, and they've done boss using us, supplied high mazda systems, the r a c diligence, russian service, one. and the conflict design had to collect a that b, as it was confused pull warehouses into creating the russian army is finding new ways of challenging nato. but with, with his own merchant technology, i've seen cars for english. i don't think so. look at the russians move the news scene 9500 times. i'm the implies all of the bible field that's coming out of the

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