life that is there now and everything that well , of course, geologists didn’t know this song, but they are nikolai nikolaevich dobronravov, who wrote the song, geologists. and i also had a nickname. here we are with alexandra nikolaevna pakhov. you recently. the gardener, the rector of moscow state university, presented us with diplomas of honorary professors of moscow university. i then said, you know. i ’m not even an associate professor, so to speak, i’m not immature, what was her nickname, professor, they called me only because i’m uh, that means i’m very i studied well and graduated from school with a gold medal. and you know, seryozha grebenkov and i, when we started to rush there,

we have written a lot of children’s books. well, children's plays, there's a spike there. he's the drain of the streets. we had a lot. in general, these are children's pesos, so as was customary then, it means that uh, writers met with an audience with readers, and our readers were fifth-sixth-graders. they ask me how i studied. i always answered them. so i say, you know, leo nikolaevich tolstoy has, uh, this uh, roman resurrect. there is a phrase there: the prosecutor of the breva was stupid by nature. in addition, he had the misfortune of graduating from high school with a gold medal as a result of all this, the prosecutor ruled in depth through luciano. here are the guys. i studied the same way as a prosecutor-reo. i am the worst school with a gold medal for the guys. this is good, i like it so much. and so, of course,

this is your self-irony. you have other poems that i know are important to you and you read them often, and i really like them too. this is the bread of the elements, they end with this phrase, and i think that this is an amazing phrase, very deep. it can be applied to any area in general, human life, what is this abundance, when does it arise? it would seem that some kind of additional happiness should come with it, but often we become stale, like bread, of which there is a lot, this phrase is that if you have too much bread, it begins to stale the bread. from musty flour half and half with bran i remember in the bitter years more clearly than we remember ourselves the rubber bread in the supply was frozen frost on the counter. we collected bread using ration cards. what was it for tomorrow?

soft which one was good? i never remember the bread being dry. and why is it tastier than today’s gingerbread bread made from musty flour, half and half with bran, maybe because the soldiers were saying goodbye to the fortress, the doors of the heated truck were distributed to the guys, they were equal to everyone, and then in front of the bread, in front of the evil sky, blackened by the junkers, in front of the 25 collapsed friend of defense and to the little yellow first family, funeral before the scream. hurray and fleas with one pain, and summer and death with bloodshed and salt. he closed the bread and the flour in half and the soldiers chopped together, as if praying to the crumbs. with viterin bread,

defiantly fresh. it makes you want to scream. we are still the same, still the same. a piece of white rolls was not thrown tightly by someone. i don’t remember anything else, even the dried crumbs. we survived and the road became easier. we have muscles, like bread of which there is a lot. these are amazing words, and it’s just very important to me. why i started talking about this, because it seems to me that in addition to the courage that we learn from the generation of people who survived this kind of real war ability to appreciate.

uh, what we have is to appreciate simple things. this is very important, why a lot of bread goes stale. why is a person to whom a denunciation is more than aware that he is less happy than here you are in your malakhovka, hugging each other, like in this poem, like fragments, you read your poems superbly and here i see a graduate of the moscow art theater studio school for whom, as i already said, olga leonardoevna chekhov signed their diploma for them. yes, you even called the book my life. in the art of stanislavsky what is the best book, and in life in art about success and of course. konstantin sergeevich stanislavsky the whole world knows his system, which is based on the proposed circumstances, and is based mainly. the main thing in

the system is the art of experiencing. in contrast , i assume the art of presentation. this is the main thing, sergei, if you give birth to this person, you will stop with him. that's how a poet is. you took advantage of stanislavsky’s system to some extent, which i mean often in your poems. and if you can, so to speak, transform into the heroes of your songs, for example, yes, that is, in fact. yes yes it is absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely, go ahead and transform yourself into the hero of your lyrical songs. this 100% helps me 100% 100%. do you understand? well, uh, besides the general, so to speak, formal things that, uh, like in a role, like in a song, there should be a plot, there should be

a climax, there should be an ending. do you understand that this suits acting? but, if we talk about these images, there is also a special language; for each song you hear very precisely the person from the person whom this song is sung ; this could be, for example, an athlete, and then you can use such a discourse, yes, as they say, well done to the devils, or it may be said, well done to the devils, yes, yes. or maybe this is a woman in love, and here you are too, that is, your songs, as if from a woman’s face, are also absolutely wonderful, of course , although for the most part, even fucking, most of this happens subconsciously. well, you really seem to be in the shoes of this character, so to speak, like, well , mostly this happens subconsciously on purpose. in general, i never do this

did. here he is to explain. everything is very difficult. you know, this is also similar to what stanislavski said, yes, what if you found this grain, yes, if you entered this one, then it will then lead itself, that is, you will cry and find the right words and find the right move it turns out that poetry. they too , once you find this hero, then you already know how he will speak, of course you know, and what’s interesting. i noticed that in your songs, for example, in your poems. you very rarely use the word love, but you have a synonym for the word love is the word tenderness. here is the word tenderness, it sounds in your songs, and not only in the most famous song, which is called tenderness, when i started writing songs, the wonderful soviet poet , front-line soldier mikhail lvovich matusovsky , told me kolya and he was right. now the level

of poetry is very high. therefore, the song must have at least one fresh line. so i remembered this and tried to stick to it in general in life, so writing blood is love, so to speak, the very youth of me. it's a little bit like that, so i searched so to speak, and others, and there i don’t know, there is tenderness and warmth and sensitivity. and very often. well, as they said in russian, hmm, i always love people, that means i’m sorry, that means it’s a pity. these abstract concepts, in general, helped me out quite recently, literally a few days ago, dmitry khrostovsky passed away. let's listen to how tenderly he sang it, let's remember it and listen again to what it means to this performance. i have to

say, that’s what, because for a long time, for many years, there was a female version of the song tenderness, which is the standard version, which is ripe by kristallina, then at the request of yura gulyaev we wrote a male version. that is, i, of course, wrote this, here is the male version of the song tenderness. and we must pay tribute to the fact that he really wanted to sing hvorostovsky. i gave him the male version. he read it. well, it’s interesting what’s in his own, because as he wrote it down, he did it in his own way. i didn't do it, he did it. he took part of the female version and part of the male version. that is, this is a completely unusual text, which, in general, is not his authorship. here.

well, these are my poems. well, in general, like this, he combined these two options. this is only his purely male version. there all the women sing female versions. but he connected these two. as interesting as this is, what i tell you now is all the more interesting. we're about to hear this song like crazy. sorry for him. just you know, simple. yes, just grief, just grief. yes, just grief, because he was a wonderful singer , a great, wonderful, kind, unusually gifted person in every sense, and moreover, he was not told by many guys, who went abroad, how he helped them there, everything in general, this great grief for our art, for russia christ was empty

ah, how can i crumble without him, while we all the stars give him our

land for you. if you can, come soon. you know, that's how your songs and words and music, how they turn out in all kinds of situations. it’s as if it was written specifically about this situation. now he’s gone, but dmitry hvorostovsky has the feeling that you understand this about him. and now we hear these words and do not say goodbye to him with these words. yes, yes, yes. in this song you mention exupery in general. the little prince is an important hero for you, because your songs have little princes and

what is most important for you in the little prince. why exactly? because you mention it often. and this is your hero, he is close there. it’s hard to say, i just love this work from my youth, maybe even from childhood, i’m very happy that when we met with alexander nikolaevna and this is her favorite work. do you understand why? here is exupery in this song, because they even told me uh, well, back then there were still strict times , they took me by the arm and in the house with decrees in the music editorial office. they took me aside and kolya said, “why are foreign people interested in exupery, in general, what do we have

so little in our own? well, look. here is a pilot who lives in melon. this is even the rhythm of the first people. this is truly the first great pilot to be tested. russian soviet jet aircraft he is a great hero, in general, well, why didn’t i come to you right away, but then i began to study. i say that i will not replace you understand, because for me. this a pilot who looked at the earth through the eyes of a poet. here he was, because what he wrote was a poet higher than him, even i don’t know from his poetic view of the world. i don’t even know who to put next to this

boy and that’s all. you see, well, we’re talking about this small planet that needs to be swept. well, what does it mean when you remember even this, remembering everything. you said just words about you, alexander nikolaevna . because there are words that loving does not mean looking at each other. indeed, pure, true, this is one hundred percent, true, this is 100% true, you see, you can’t say love better than this. this doesn't mean looking at each other. it means looking in one direction. how is this, how modern is this? now by chance?

you see, as we talked about woe from wit, just like this right now, this phrase of the little prize of the little prince. it's amazing what it means to look in one direction. this is the direction in which you and alexandra nikolaevna are looking today look in one direction for me. for us this means above all. don’t notice some small unnecessary things that are flickering towards you all the time. here in front of you are some things to think about, about the main thing in general, programmatic, generally serious, and eternal, perhaps. you see, this means looking in one direction from the other side. this means loving common things, loving

common books, loving common music. you also mentioned that alexandra nikolaevna has a system of re-reading books. what is this system? what kind of books? so these are some separate books that you return to? yes, well, basically, when, well, when we read, we go to bed, we go, you really think. well, for her, if it still happens to me. some new ones, something from a magazine in some class or someone there will give, just admirers, knowing that there, let’s assume. this book is right there now, uh, the main thing. eh, that means it has the largest circulation. in general, there are books. usually it’s chekhov, bunin and kuprin, so she rereads them. so she knows it by heart.

i know a lot of psychiatrists, thousands of poems. eh, for poetry. i have a good memory for this kind of prose, except for me, but she has. it’s right to have this system of rereading. but when you realized that she was a brilliant composer, there was a moment when suddenly you fell in love with her as a composer, you know? in general, we can say right away. blue immediately you understand what’s going on. that's what you said, that she is a brilliant composer here yes, but in this i uh, in general i thought about this only after others began to say about her that she a genius, when he said it there, tikhon the hell out there nikol when he began to say, someone else there rodion shchedrin changed there. here. eh, after that, when we met her, as you can imagine, this was told several times in

children’s broadcasting. yes, when we went there and what and where another one says the steins who were in charge of it. this is a children's music broadcast, yes, a composer, so we're done. look at the children's song, which, by the way, we couldn’t find anywhere, motor boat sunshine, the first work by ourselves and you. go we can’t anymore, there are no words or music. just recently we remembered this or even someone asked us, but this is how it happened. we will do this, we need to find words and music, we will find and connect all the archives and find it, we will perform the premiere. um, after, well, 60 years. i was bad. the stove was a motor boat. yes, it’s unlikely that you could do anything bad. boat motor, it was this girl. well, now children's vacation means something about children's holidays. well

, it’s worth it like this, and you wrote this motor boat even when you met you wanted to say that you liked it. more like just like, uh, attractive girl. but of course not. i'm talking about the fact that she really did this after they started talking about everything there, you know? well, of course, you didn’t like this song, but you do, but these wonderful words with a song that we all love, how young we were, so that you don’t lose yourself on earth, try not to lose yourself, what does it mean not to lose yourself, what is needed for in order not to lose yourself? how did you manage all these years, your anniversary will be big, but not losing yourself is very difficult. it's very, very difficult. and it was often very

difficult not to lose oneself, that is , to refuse something that one was ordered to write, and it was not impossible to say. ah, that was then and it’s the same now, you see, there are always people who put pressure on you and tell you. no, well, you know, this is what we need to talk about in general. well, you understand. eh, so in order not to lose yourself, you have to deny yourself a lot, so that because you understand. uh, what's the point of saying so? and they patted you on the shoulder or there, uh, as shchedrin said or someone told you an extra sandwich. here, in order to give up the extra sandwich. you see , this is very difficult. but i tried, i

didn’t always succeed, but i tried mostly. in general, i really tried not to lose myself. and in general, i’m even very pleased that many said, but when there were regime changes, there and so on. you know how nice it is that you are the way you were and remain. that's why, uh, well, anyway case, it was important for me not to lose myself. unknown passerby, your

incorruptible gaze is familiar to me. maybe i'm just younger. we don't always recognize ourselves. nothing on earth passes.

you were naughty and could not die. nothing on earth passes without pain.

measured into yourself. on earth you don't pass?

the skies have burned off the lightning. and in the hearts the thunderstorm subsides, do not forget your dear

eyes. nothing on earth passes without a trace, jesus is an immortal soul, as young as he is.

even without going inside, you can guess what kind of

carpet museum this building is. there are more than ten thousand here soft exhibits, the carpet has been a symbol of home comfort, prosperity and well-being for centuries; in general, this whole country is like one big carpet. only instead of thread, creators and in their hands, even the simplest things turn into works. good morning. azerbaijan azerbaijan is a colorful country on the coast of the caspian sea, it was formed by many distinctive tribes and hans with their unique customs and traditions, and therefore it really resembles a colorfully decorated carpet. well, a carpet for any azerbaijani is much more than just a detail interior he lives his entire life on the last path of carats. you also give it to the deceased person, wrap it in carpets and again take it to the guardian. and if you look at the carpet itself, this is some kind of letter sent by our ancestors. and it is true that

various messages were also transmitted with carpets, that is, they were encrypted directly into the patterns. tell us what is the most valuable here. the most probably ancient groups of the eighteenth century and the uniqueness of this lies in the fact that the basis of this carpet has been used as shumkov threads for more than 25 years was kept by a french family. and after their death. we wanted to take the camera out, well, we were able to return to our homeland, that is , the exhibits presented here, which a while ago got out of here. in general, in azerbaijan you very keenly feel how they strive here to preserve their heritage no matter what region of the country you look into. this is one of the most revered saints of azerbaijan, the imamzade complex near the city of ganja and, it seems, everything is just brick to tile. and how beautiful and powerful at the same time.

but, to be honest, it's not that simple you know, when you walk into a building and find another building. actually, this is the famous 14th century mausoleum, the heart of the entire complex. and we repeated this, debaba. look how skillful it is. it was built as if built into a rock, but in general it is a deribaba. this means that the incorrupt old man, according to legend, is a local hermit. he went into a trance so deeply that he stayed in it for 300 years, and then seemed to simply disappear and dissolve into thin air. well, this palace in the city of shiki, the former residence of the khans, is in dispute for anything. so much painting in one place. you definitely haven't seen it. in the women's part there are mainly ornaments

and flowers, and in the men's part there are scenes of battles and hunting. you had a kaleidoscope as a child, and i have the feeling that i now found myself right inside it, all because of this special glass. it even has its own name, shebeki. and this is not just technology, art, let’s go get acquainted with it. and also, of course, with the real maestro of the shebeki, huseyn haji mustafazadeh. what a beauty you have here of the step masters and especially those like huseyn in azerbaijan you can count the shebeks on your fingers, he devoted more than 30 years, and in the two thousandths it was he who restored the very palace of the shikin khans; this palace is the most striking example; i have been to many countries, but i have never seen such exquisite work anywhere.

in general, this is traditional azerbaijani art, which is very deeply rooted in history for about 1,000 years, then they began to forget, but about 270 years ago its revival began. when i came in, i was immediately reminded that stained glass windows, stained glass windows are united by multi-colored glass stained glass windows - this is metal glass, which are connected to each other, and in the shabek the wood has expired, but an important feature of the shabek is that neither nails nor glue are needed to connect the parts. and this despite the fact that in one square meter of xebec there can be about 15,000 glass parts, sometimes so small that you need to work with them with tweezers. wait, if there are no nails there, then what is it based on? the main secret is that in the wooden forms that make up the frame of the product, special holes and grooves are made, thanks to which numerous the pieces of glass hold and hold together so tightly that we have reached examples that are

about 300 years old. it's almost like a puzzle. look , it's all going to be like this. glass wood glass wood, about 5,000 glass elements were used in this work. honestly, can you go crazy? i generally underestimated what i saw there in the palace because i looked at it like stained glass and thought that it was all glued together. if only i had known that this is how everything is done. i'm just in such shock right now, and i'm still gone. here to you, like an elephant in a china stomping the bench. now i will walk on tiptoe so that it all doesn’t fall down here, despite the fact that the shebeki gives the impression of something thin and fragile in reality. it is very durable and sturdy construction. and even if you hit them with a soccer ball, the spine will remain safe and sound, i’ll show you now. maybe we won't hit. yes, you can donate directly here, but no

problem. oh, very strong, i’m just in shock, but it’s incredibly honest. i noticed one good detail here. this composition costs five thousand dollars. the fact is that this is a very labor-intensive job to produce. a window like this takes a craftsman about 5-6 months to complete. particularly complex work can take up to one and a half years. it’s wow when tourists come to visit me. i suggest they put together a mini-shebeke like this. if it works out, i give it away as a gift, but my attempt was still counted, in fact, only in the workshop until the end. you understand that shebeki is a case when behind art there is not a flight of fancy, but an accurate calculation of the secret of successful work down to the millimeter a verified sketch, according to which

the wooden parts are then cut out and the stack is cut out. elements are generally not suitable for a shebeka , standard machines, we invent and assemble all these devices ourselves before, when there were no such machines, we used a regular saw and even simple ones took a whole year to assemble. look in this sketch one, two, three, four five varieties of glass elements, five shapes and cut them. one form here, one here glass as decor, i see. what about glass as a building material, or rather, even glass bottles i will show you now. this is ravshan jafarov and his house

, which has long ago become practically a museum , built by his grandfather equal to ibrahim jafarov . so much so that the house is still rumored to this day, because, in addition to classical building and finishing materials. he also used somewhat unusual bottles of various calibers and sea pebbles, how did he even come up with the idea to build such a thing. my grandfather ibrahim and his brother yusif went to the front when the great patriotic war began, but, unfortunately, only one returned back grandfather and brother went missing at stalingrad and then the grandfather decided that he was obliged to somehow perpetuate the memory of his brother and began to build this unusual house. look, here the walls are decorated with stones from the black sea coast. words of gratitude to the missing soldiers are posted there, and the figure of the soldier itself is all handmade. moreover , it is so thin that up close you can even see a belt or a refusal cord. yeah

wow. with the stones, of course, this is a classic story, so to speak, but how did the idea of ​​introducing bottles come here? how strong is this material in order to build a very strong house? these are soviet champagne bottles in shape. they resemble shells, a kind of symbol of war. they've been in the wall since 1961. and not a single one was destroyed. in fact, no one believed that this building could be built, including architects, but grandfather took it and did it, and for 60 years now this house has been standing here because of the painstaking work. it was carried out so simply. if you walk down the street from the hmm side until the end, of course, you won’t be noticed i built this house with my own hands for about 15 years. in general, alone, or after all, someone helped him completely alone, he even carried stones for finishing from sochi alone, right in his suitcases. one day he was stopped by

customs officials who could not understand where he was taking him. a whole bunch. grandfather told me about his idea of ​​those white stones. and a few years later they came to look at our house, they really liked it, and you found your grandfather happy. yes tell us what kind of person he was to us. he was simply a loving grandfather. i'm sure a very good person many times they offered to sell this house, but we could not, because this is our heritage, our memory of it. in azerbaijan, i am always ready for the most unexpected ideas of local masters and still i am surprised every time like the first. how do you like this pilaf crown, for example? a crown of pilaf is generally like this dish , which we here call shah pilaf, in appearance it really does look a little like the crown of the rulers of the shahs of the kings; moreover, this dish

was often served with the shah. this is something like a tall pie filled with pilaf. because of this step. pilaf also called a bridal veil. there is an azerbaijani proverb: without lifting your veil, you won’t see the beauty of this pilaf, until you cut it into pieces, you won’t know that inside there are sets of ingredients, as befits a royal pilaf, rich in several types of dried fruits, chestnuts, boiled lamb, and rice, fried onions , spices, butter and the finished dough from the last one and let's start by rolling out of it, either a crown or a veil and lining it with this flatbread, pour a little cinnamon cumin on the bottom of the greased form and boiled rice, and then put the jar in the center, continuing to fill in the rice. i would never have thought that it was done exactly like this , yes, cooking pilaf is not easy, but believe me, it

’s worth it, and now we remove the jar and put a hole under it. this is great. now it’s the turn of chestnuts and dried fruits. now put onions, more onions. in your opinion, what is the basis of your national cuisine? well, i understand that everything is so satisfying, there’s more of everything, and, first of all, there’s more love in it. i think this is the main highlight of our kitchen. well and then somehow i probably already guessed the wide variety and wide choice of all dishes, cooking techniques, serving options , then we fill our structure with another layer of rice, pour it generously, melted butter and seal it in the oven for an hour and i’m practically a ball. wow this looks very cool. just god, the smell.

what a smell. that's how great we are. bon appetit. bon appetit to you. incredibly tasty sweet pilaf, cross ladder meat all fruit everything is revealed due to the dough. here's all the filling, it's very juicy. today’s program i can say that i have my own azerbaijani carpet from new impressions of dating local values. and you know that this carpet will definitely be incomplete without one important pattern, let’s go learn it in advance. my name is vlad. my name is khayon.

twice champion, world cup and four times european championship in zakharkhana, the oldest azerbaijani sport , translated into russian from arkhan means house of strength and combines martial arts close to freestyle wrestling and a spectacular warm-up with numerous ancient equipment that they remind me of military equipment. not like museum exhibits. is it like an onion? the bow must be raised. that's it from here. interesting why it was made exactly so noisy from the noise it was determined by his technique, the louder, the better or the clearer the sound, the better. and in the ancient times they were like a blade. if the athlete, yes or makes no mistake. he must knit it. but this is what it’s called sank for

. competitions are 30 kg. just like that. in general , it turns out to be an ancient rocking chair. and what are these brown clubs called minsangin and each weighs 15 kg, i started with the smaller ones, but believe me, this was enough for my first time. now everything will work out. i should do it at least once now. oh well, it looks like they were doing it. yes, once upon a time i didn’t study genetics, my grandfather was a strength juggler, people’s artist of the ussr, he lifted very, very heavy weights, and he himself was the champion of bessarabia in greco-roman wrestling. with these, what to do with me is just incredibly interesting. with both hands and yes, what are you doing?

there are expressways like this. just look at me with a low bow. now something like this now, it seems to me, now it will fall on me. this is for you, my masha is still juggling. mom,

how beautifully did you fly? azerbaijan is a bright carpet with a thousand different patterns; here, behind the thin lines , the message of the ancestors and the rare talent of the master are hidden. here, when cooking, dishes tell a beautiful story, and by building beautiful houses, they perpetuate the history of the family. here i want to be equal to the violent. i take this with me. not bad that 's all, i went first. coincidence, the second is a coincidence, the third is a pattern. me too

i do the same thing with oranges. you will find all our episodes on the media platform, watch. download the application or go to the website look.ru. the my planet tv channel is considered to be the creator of the first geographical map, the ancient greek scientist anaximander in the sixth century bc, he drew the first map of the then known world, depicting the earth in the form of a flat circle surrounded by water. the first map of russia , called the big drawing, was drawn up by our compatriots, as scientists suggest, in the second half of the 16th century. but, to unfortunately, it did not reach us, but in 1745 a russian atlas was published, which is considered

the first official atlas of the russian state. the fishermen have reached the fishing spot at night , the team decides the ideal time for fishing. should i set a trap here? come here to the starboard side. catching saury is an amazing spectacle that will amaze anyone. old sea wolves are waiting for the start of this season for them. it is a special pleasure for saury to be caught at night using a ray of light. the entire karma of the vessel is hung

with powerful spotlights and chandeliers; it is in the bright light that schools of fish should come and fall into a trap dropped overboard. trap i turn on the remaining chandeliers to the right of the face. the fact is that saury is a fish that reacts to light depending on the temperature of the water, depending on the voltage that we set here, it is caught in different ways. when we stand on the jamb, and there is a clearing, we translate it. from the left at the board on the right and when it is going under the center shot. we turn on the red light.

the fish falls into a stupor, and it no longer escapes from the trap. she's just, well, kind of boiling over. watch crews on deck the sailors are pulling the trap, but it looks like the first one, damn it, there’s very little lumpy fish in it. this is what fishermen call a wasteland.

i’m just trying something like training for the first time, fishing, like an ocean wave, they say, experienced sailors, here and below, and then up, maybe unlucky. now you’ll get lucky, then the experienced captain explains the water temperature for saury, it’s not the same, so there’s no catch. 12. well, in short, now, in short, he’s just running around in circles. the captain contacts other ships in this square to find out the situation from his colleagues. caught.

but today fishing is not going well and failure continues, all vessels have been issued an assault warning; fishing has become very dangerous. kalinovka anchors in the bay of shikotan island to the crew. all-clear has been announced. see you tomorrow. the morning after the first fishing, the sailor, ilya kasyanenko, shares his impressions of romance and pisces not yet. but along the way there is plenty of hard, monotonous work and unpleasant rocking underfoot. everything will start boiling and

working right away, that is, they will not fly unnoticed. in the meantime, everything drags on for a long time. that is, yesterday something broke and there were no fish. they didn't find her there something or well, i’m not a pro at this yet , i don’t know. so, everything is fine. the team is wonderful with everything interesting, how to communicate and something new, that is, to emphasize for myself that i was tormented by seasickness. the first 2 days i was completely stormy. it was good, it was really bad, but probably the body has already gotten used to everything. i’m used to it, that is, it’s no longer like that. that is, this makes me happy. and the sailor hasn’t seen a big catch yet. the first few days at sea were not in vain; new lines were born ; people remained in the past; old guitar chords in smoky cabin. locked floodgates. the uprising of the waves, they lied and the young ladies burning hearts in

fortune moored there the ocean space freedom is lonely, then the wild storm southern sunrise of the east romance. the depths of the purity of the skies of the southern tide of longing for this long flight.

today 6 meters of reinforced concrete shells and tulips penetrate the seemingly indestructible fortification successes of our military in the special operation zone around the world cyclone daniel cannot cope with such destruction on its own 12,000 dead, a detachment of russian protest rescuers is working in the country. new wave of mass