the mayor has been planning call from the st river. it's been a lot of political conflict about that. so i think we have to be careful and being scientific about that unless ideology. so that's very important. we want to be a methodological, scientific, and fighting pro or against car. the other aspect also that we want to introduce is understanding better the way nature in the cities working as an ecosystem. the climate change, we're going to have a lot of warm spot in paris and this avenue, it's very hot spots. so i can you use the natural elements to cool down the city, but that is a simple conclusion to a more larger and more scientific study. which is to say, can we not tomorrow, saturday, knowledge of reducing our carbon footprint on hers. and that's working on all the cities because that's where 85 percent of the damage are produced on 2 percent of the surface of the planet. changing the city is not something you do overnight. this vision we propose start in 2025. it's maybe going to be done in 2035. it might sound like perish i

in the world and the only one that has its own built-in transportation system the mississippi river valley st. louis is described westernmost eastern city in kansas city more like denver and omaha then st. louis and springfield looks to the west and the south and then our state is the delta south the economy and topography ofiv what happens there is reflective of other places and the northern missouri quite a bit this summer there were two counties that border iowa we always feel like we are on top of the world i never go to northern missouri lesser feel i am on top of the world every senator thinks their state is unique and it is. a couple years ago i spent a few minutes each day china to figure out for a period of six wondering how the other 99 members got here. [laughter] with a couple of exceptions i was able to figure it out are still a question in my mind about some friends. [laughter] but i figured out somebody has unique people skills, somatic strainer a political skills, maybe the ability to quickly understand complicated things or explain complicated things. most ofal the time we ha

the world and the only one that has its own built-in transportation system, the mississippi river valley. st. louis is sometimes described as the western-most eastern city and kansas city really may be more like denver and omaha than it is st. louis. springfield, where i live, kind of looks to the west and the south to tulsa and to fayetteville. the boothill of our state is the delta south in every way. the economy, the topography. what happens there is reflective of other places more than it is the rest of our state. i was in northern missouri quite a bit this summer. one of the people one day with me when i was secretary of state said, when we're up here, i always feel like we're on top of the world. i never go to northern missouri now unless i feel like i'm on top of the world. of course, every senator thinks their state is unique, and it is. a couple years ago i spent a few minutes each day trying to figure out for about a period of six months, wondering how the other 99 members got here. and with a couple of exceptions, i was able to figure it out. there's still some question in my mind

rivers. ob and yenisei meet st. nicholas museum and steamship in due time. he was the fastest ship on this river. and he also saw on his board the future emperor nicholas ii and vladimir lenin, who was heading to places of exile. not a steamboat story. in general, i’ll tell you happy. here people live everything they have and even she is. no, the eiffel tower did not seem to you, so to speak, the krasnoyarsk spill. by the way, here in krasnoyarsk, one great, russian artist was born, a master of large-scale historical canvases, one of my favorites, every time in his paintings you can notice a new detail or character that you didn’t notice before, and this turns not only your perception of the picture, but of the whole historical developments. so you generally understood who i'm not talking about, then let's go in. surikov vasily ivanovich, his friend from school to take a snow the town here does not become an artist with such and such views. by the way, this is a greeting from another local talent, writer viktor astafiev, that siberian nature. well, how can yo

on the right here is, in detail, from a map, the st lawrence river, roughly from quebec to montreal. that's where the german troops that were in canada, some for the entire war, some never saw a battle. that's pretty much where they were encamped due to war himself was in this place that i circled, buried. so this is where he is. he's writing this letter. his initial impressions of the land of canada. really? really. quebec had been quite positive. in fact, he described canada in another record as a kind of simple world a wilderness mostly untouched by, what he called civilization. he felt at one point as he was seeing, quote, nature in her first childhood. but by 1781, his view had become favorable. it is clear that he is a lonely and, i should say that feelings of loneliness, homesickness are a recurrent in these kind of records. life in canada in particular is harsh. he feels isolated. he doesn't even really know what's going on in the rest of the continent, especially during the winter. he misses his siblings. the last letter from concordia had arrived in canada two years earlier

the world and the only one that has its own built-in transportation system of the mississippi river valley and st. louis is sometimes described as the westernmost eastern city in kansas city really made more like denver and omaha that it is st. louis in springfield where i live, kind looks to the west and the south and tulsa into fayetteville, and video, or state is that south and every wake of the economy and the topography what happens there is reflective of other places more than it is the rest of our state. in northern missouri quite a bit this summer northern missouri coming to counties that border iowa, one of the people with me one day whenever secretary of state, said that. i always feel t like we are on p of the world go to northern missouri now is if you like i am on top of the world and of course every senator thinks that their state is unique. and it is. as couple of years ago, i spenta few minutes each day trying to figure out for about a period of six months, wondering how the other 99 members god here. [laughter] and with a couple of exceptions i was ableer to figure it out ad ther

st. charles. many injuries. the latest assessment is about 50 homes destroyed. they're still counting and getting to areas. one of these tornadoes actually started in gretna, went through algiers, part of orleans, jumped the river into st. bernard and did destruction the whole way as it crossed the mississippi river. >> are there rescue operations going on or still trying to assess the damage? >> yeah, the sheriffs and all the rescue people are out trying to get power lines off the streets and with dark coming on us now they're trying to get people to shelters. we're moving travel trailers into our state parks in those areas so people have places to stay come light tomorrow as they get back and clean up home sites. >> do you have any sense how many people may be without power tonight? >> right now the latest estimate is right over 40,000. that's because they got power back on in some areas that lost it earlier. this storm damaged, went through all 64 parishes. 15 tornadoes i believe touched down is the latest report in north louisiana down to south louisiana. so it was widespread. >> do you think you're through the worst of it now? >> yes, it's past us now. we were lucky this hurricane season. louisiana was spa

send in the waters all at on mambo sand. mining is prohibited but illegal. st. money is a craving business. what billions rivers does, doesn't cost lines are being destroyed in the search of sun and good them, the habitats of plants and animals, as well as natural flag barriers at the indian institute of technology. bumper researches are looking for alternatives materials for the construction, industrial, sham or so lick has been looking for a sand substitute for years. he and had the students had finally found one in decades old garbage just like so. the solid waste can be used in a multitude of different ways on building sites so they can be very quickly anywhere between 90 and 95 percent. my bill can be put in dollars several recycle and then can were dead. and if i wished into various other construction, my deal and substitute, which can go again back into the construction industry. it will take time on the rest, can replace sanders of all my tv and pursuing on vice sand divers to give up their jobs will be no easy task. a diarist made a 1000 groupies around 12 euros a day, a bucket bull again and 400 rupee

one of these tornadoes actually started in gretna, one to parts of new orleans, jumped the river into stbernard. it left destruction the whole way and across the mississippi river. >> and our their rescue operations going on, are you still trying to assess the damage? >> the sheriffs and all the rescue people are out trying to get powerlines off the streets, and would -- to shelter that have lost their homes are move into our state parks in those areas, so people have places to stay come like tomorrow, as they get back and clean up their home tonight. >> you have any sense of how many people may be without power tonight? >> right now, the latest estimates are over 40, 000, but that's because they've got power back on in some areas that lost it earlier, but this one went through all 64 parishes. 15 tornadoes at least have touched down, that's the latest report. in north louisiana all the way down to south louisiana, so it was widespread. >> do you think you are through the worst of it now? >> yes, it's past now. we were lucky this hurricane season, louisiana was spared. this storm did not

so i grabbed her hand just in the river, swept st. china and me away ella. i kept hold of her brucely while i settle on, when it's only about it. i pointed to him, i went down there and saw it myself. i had to watch as the flood swept away my daughter and my brother in law. i couldn't speak. i ran along the river, but i couldn't see any one when he didn't do it at her history. stiff ticket water from la deal with him from the living that you did. he had a there were large rocks dilemma. dia and we were carried further down the river. gotcha. and i was getting struck left and right after one of those impact. and i let go of some china, atlanta just was i don't know exactly when i retorted it. all i can remember is that i collided heavily 3 or 4 times bio bite on it. eventually i got out of the river. i looked everywhere for some china, but she wasn't there. every one was crying, and i asked that they'd found some china something i ran down the river to look for her shouting. she'd been carried another 400 meters down, drink any i was sleeping for my brother i

so i grabbed her hand just in the river, swept st. china and me away, ella. i kept hold of her late by subtle and when it's all about it, i pointed to him, i went down there and saw it myself. i had to watch as the flood swept away my daughter and my brother in law. i couldn't speak. i ran along the river, but i couldn't see any one when he didn't do saturday established him ticket without approval. other than from to looking out until i did hear that there were large rocks dilemma. dia and we were carried further down the river. it was you and i was getting struck left and right after one of those impact and i let go. of some china atlanta just was i don't know exactly when i retorted didn't at all i can remember is that i collided heavily 3 or 4 times. bio might only eventually i got out of the river. i looked everywhere for some china, but she wasn't there. everyone was crying, the zillow and i asked if they'd found some china. so i ran down the river to look for her shouting mythology. she'd been carried another 400 meters down the street. i suited i pay

land where rivers are born, where the bright waters do not want to come to the pizzas of this water and just drink endlessly. we have many tourist groups travel from russian megacities such as st. petersburg, moscow, only why drink this water, yes, and these are all mountain rivers that originate from springs of snow from glaciers, so they are so clean water, people really like it very much. so one of the pens. it's called filoshok. the real celebrity. he is known throughout republic of komi, it contains a lot of useful microelements, including fluorine, which is rare for mountain sources now, in order to taste this water, it is not necessary to come to the national park, the south-twa is bottled and sent to a city called inta, for the most part , a journey through the subpolar urals to including the ascent to the people's mountain starts from here from the inside. this is the nearest large settlement, the emergence of this city in 1940 is associated with the discovery and development of the pechora coal basin. mine minerals had to be imprisoned, and since coal is a mineral, the so -called minlak mineral camp appeared. the water tower is a symbol of our city; its height togeth

st. louis county then you have the river on the side of us. so there's then st.is county that has over 90 municipalities around 92, 93 and many of them have their own government and their own police department. i remember back duringow the protest i was six minutes from where he was killed i would travel through the municipalities to get to the protest and in that six minute drive if i had a broken tail light or have something wrong with my windshield that would flag a police officer to stop me, i could get stopped in each one of those which means i would have a ticket on each one, i could have a warrant on each one and it is through the years, sth policing isn't a real thing. one thing about that is there are two police unions. there is a union that is majority white i would say then you have the black police union that tells you already a lot about what the policing looks like in st. louis, but then i grew up thinking that because in my neighborhood for such aod log time my dad was in politics so the police are coming to our home all the time. they knew us in t

st. alexei after the revolution along the river became the property of the state.phanage here, then state farm a during the war years to a hospital after the end of the great patriotic war. and here was formed, and the recreation center of the academy of sciences, which operated here for 50 years thanks to the efforts of academicians. fate was put in order and partially reconstructed , the main house was quite well preserved. although today it would not hurt a little more attention, the historical and cultural value is not only the building of the estate itself, but also the park with centuries-old trees that surround it, as well as the territory next to the river very soon high-rise residential buildings may appear here. piece for any builder. but how did it happen that even a historical park can go under the ax? the zones of protection of a cultural heritage object have not yet been approved, and the boundaries of the monument have been drawn in such a way that they do not include the entire territory of the historical park in 2019 . this place has already been t

st. louis county. and then you have the river on the side of us. so, st. is made up of, of course like i said st. louis city and st. louis county has over 90 municipalities. over 90 municipalities. ninety-two-93. many of them have their own government. many of them have their own police department. i remember back during the protest when michael brown was killed, i lived only six minutes from where he was killed. i traveled through three municipalities to get to the protest. in that six minute drive i had a broken taill light or something else wrong with my car. something wrong with my windshield that would flake the police officer to stop me. i could get stop in those municipalities. i could have a warrant in each one. it was through the years, us having issues, st. louis having issues with policing. it is o not a new thing. one thing, to police unions. there is a police union that is majority white out, i would say. then you have a black police. so, that tells you already. what they look like in st. louis i grew up thinking that, because, in my neighborh

1000000 people living along the meek on river will need to be moved from collapsing river banks. partly because of st. mining in india is pushed species like the gary crocodile to the verge of extinct. ah, so how can we sold the global sand crisis expert say the 1st step is cutting the amount of concrete we use. that could mean using more efficient concrete mixes with less cement or replacing it altogether. with alternatives like timbo rammed up building dense, the cities means less concrete for each person than side needs to be reused. when buildings demolished, the waste can be crushed and mixed into cement. rubble can be used to make building foundations and right. this already happened in some places when you building materials are expensive. gemini, for instance, recycled more than 2 thirds of its construction waste. but in countries like india and bangladesh, it's less than 10 percent. by taking that approach, we're taking into account the fact that this material of not available to us in infinite terms for evermore in you know, all day. i mean i don't even want. the 3rd thing is finding and sa

st. louis county and then you have the river on the side of us. so, st.made up of, of course, like i said, st. louis city and st. louis county has over 90 municipalities within it. so, all of-- over 90 municipalities, somewhere around 92, 93 and many of them have their own governments. many of them have their own police departments. i remember back during the protests when michael brown was killed, i lived only six minutes from where he was killed, but i travel-- i would travel through three municipalities to get to to the protests. and in that six minute drive. if i had a broken taillight or something else wrong with my car, like something wrong with my windshield and flag a police officer to stop me, i could get stopped in each one of those municipalities, which means i could have a ticket in each one, and i could have a warrant in each one, and so, but the early years, us having issues, st. louis having issues with policing, it's not a new thing. one of-- and one-- one thing about that is there are two police unions, there is a police union that is maj

they mainly use the old decorations, but still new ones have been added over the rivers, canals and bridges. as a result, st spent 600 million rubles on decoration alone. 20 percent more than last year. well, minus the fireworks and the concert on palace square, other new year's celebrations were partially canceled, which means that we managed to find funds in the city budget that were redistributed from the holiday to social needs. particularly on assistance to the families of mobilized petersburgers. about two hundred million were spent on the new year and in sochi how many of them were spent on changing underpants for socks . antonova well , do the russians themselves think to save or not? also divided and many still do not want to deny themselves the desire to meet the holiday on a grand scale. for the christmas atmosphere. they are ready to waste money and are buying with might and main , including crackers, firecrackers and fireworks, they are not afraid of the fact that the prices for pyrotechnics this year soared by 20% lovers of fireworks, convinced positive emotions are more expensive on hit babae

the city, they mainly use the old decorations, but new ones have been added. over rivers, canals and bridges as a result, st spent 600 million rubles on decoration alone. by 20 percent more than last year, but minus the fireworks and the concert on palace square, other new year's celebrations have been partially canceled. this means that the city budget managed to find funds that were redistributed from the holiday for social needs, in particular to help the families of mobilized st. petersburg residents, about 200 million were spent on the new year and in sochi, how many of them were spent on changing shorts for socks , history drenches alina rap on minabrikova and alena antonova at the yoshkar-ola toy factory, the quality of goods is now assessed with childish spontaneity . new employees help to test, choose colors, sizes and shapes. his name is denis druzhkov and he is only 5 years old. this is the ideal age for such work, according to the company, several new products have already been sent for rework, and it is sometimes not easy to correct adults, just as andrey shamin made sure for adults in the offi

st. petersburg, the german princess in the river, that was the name of her parents or ekaterina alekseevnay call her in russia, she dreamed, she was only 15 she was the bride of the heir to the russian throne, what she dreamed of should be like everyone else her girls about love. but her dreams were soon shattered in russia, i was not going to love anyone, and then she herself fell in love with russia this is not known, even by his close associates. the sovereign grimaces during ceremonies at leisure plays soldiers and publicly announces that he would prefer to rule civilized sweden than wild russia at birth, peter iii received the name karl peterlich, his father was the duke, holstein, the gotovian karl friedrich, the nephew of charles 12 of sweden, the mother of anna petrovna, the daughter of peter the great, the heir to both the russian and swedish throne at 11 completely orphaned at the age of 14 he was taken to russia by his aunt empress elizabeth he converted to orthodoxy with the name fedorovich hips 17 years old peter was married to a sixteen-year-old princess angard-serbian orthod

st. nicholas and at the same time on the floodplain of the moscow river will not succeed everywhere in thissque place. ice has been poured in for more than a year, so the appearance of a tub. we waited for a ride last year. uh, was fun hope this year will also be great wonderful. we were waiting for him. here every day they asked when the skating rink would open. professionally plays hockey the quality corresponds to professional hockey rinks, the ice is at the same level as good hockey rinks. i think it's great that they're doing amazing sports. this helps to discover new talents, entrance to the skating rink is free for everyone, if necessary, you can use the skate sharpening service on an area of ​​one and a half thousand square meters of space, enough for everyone for children, there are such penguins that will help to stay on the ice. when one drawing i start to fall so the rest i can do fine. i really like this ice rink, because here, uh, and the lights of the christmas tree are very beautiful and smooth ice, very good music and a very smooth ice rink. here now, which has already happ

st. petersburg blizzard. on the shores the neva became a river in full swing.bad weather on the roads of the northern capital could be driven. except on skis, but wheeled modes of transport faced with great difficulties, it is not surprising that in some places snowdrifts have grown to 20 cm. today, a cold atmospheric front will continue to shift across the territory of the russian plain in its zone , wave whirlwinds will begin to develop ; they go in the middle lane in places, more than the third monthly rainfall will fall in a day, and to the south of the line, volgograd rostov-on-don, the snow will pass rains after the frontal section , air masses from scandinavia enter the region this means that the temperature will continue to drop and already next night in the thaw zone and only the extreme south of european, russian territory will remain, but in the center in the northwest it will freeze to -10 -15. it is 2-3° colder than it usually happens in mid-december, however, the current cold snap creates the conditions for another wave of heat. the fact is that i

st. petersburg blizzard. on the shores the neva became a river in full swing.d weather on the roads of the northern capital could be driven . unless on skis, but wheeled modes of transport faced great difficulties, which is not surprising in some places snowdrifts grew up to 20 cm . intensity. the most powerful snowfalls will intensify, more than a third of the monthly precipitation will fall in places in the middle lane in some places per day, and south of the line, volgograd rostov-on-don, the snow will pass rains following the frontal section , air masses from scandinavia enter the region this means that the temperature will continue to go down already next night in the zone. thaws only the extreme south of the european territory of russia will remain, but in the center in the northwest it will freeze to -10 -15. it is 2-3° colder than usual in mid december. however, the current cooling creates the conditions for another wave of heat. the fact is that it is a moving cold atmospheric front that begins to act as a force of cariolis as a result . in some areas,

st. petersburg, judging by the video, some construction or repair work was being carried out near the riverwhen the tractor did not keep its balance and rolled.

we are at st thomas hospital in london, just across the river thames from the house of commons.the fourth child to die afterfalling into an icy lake in solihull. good morning.

st. petersburg. it seems to me that the most dense traffic along rivers and canals.things stand with incidents, there are probably more. in total, criminal cases, but most of the incidents are initiated, we began to receive reports that the provision of services for the provision of small-sized vessels of low power to persons began to gain momentum. e who did not have a certificate and the right to manage such vessels, that is, they simply provided without checking any knowledge and people could go into the water area not you, where the ship is, where large ships pass, endangering themselves. here we are this situation studied. we prepared and i wrote a corresponding appeal to the governor of st . petersburg, respectively, the government of st. petersburg. this question was considered by a and took measures prohibiting the exit. these are the ships that they make. in total, well, last year we recorded 20 incidents on the neva. well, this is a project, like 30% less than last year, we may have five criminal cases, but this summer, well, during the period of navigating

st. petersburg. it seems to me that the densest traffic is along rivers and canals. things are with incidents there, probably, there are most of all criminal cases. yes, the most exciting incident is happening, we began to receive reports that e began to gain momentum the provision of services for the provision of small vessels of low power to persons who do not have a mission certificate, and the right to manage such vessels, that is, they simply provided people without checking any knowledge. you could not go to the water area, where the ship's passage, where large ships pass, endangering themselves . here we have studied this situation. we prepared and i wrote the appropriate appeal. attitude towards the governor of st. petersburg, accordingly, the government of st. output. these are the vessels in the waters of the niva in total last year on the niva, we recorded 20 incidents. well, this is a project, as thirty percent less than last year, we were charged with five criminal cases, but this summer, well, during the navigation period, about crimes, they looked at a

they mainly use the old decorations, but still new ones have been added over the rivers, canals and bridges. as a result, strubles only on registration. by 20 percent more than last year, but minus fireworks and a concert on palace square have been partially canceled and other new year's celebrations. this means that the city budget managed to find funds that were redistributed from holiday for social needs, in particular to help the families of mobilized petersburgers. about two hundred million were spent on the new year and in sochi how many of them were spent on changing underpants for socks the story is silent alinaria alena antonova in russia this year, for the new year, they buy fewer elegant dresses of wrapping paper and fireworks, which have already become the same symbol holiday, like a christmas tree and garlands, but by the way. there are those who do not change the tradition of salivating, they do not scare away, even the jumped prices and reminders of the need to observe silence at night, which can now be found in stores, where it will then be launched and how the ratio of prices, quality and l

st. patty's day here and what better way to do it than to turn the river green. i i'll tell y you what better w way to do i it. to celebebrate the a arrival of johnny y bananas, yoyou should h have tuturned it yeyellow. (laughingng) ok. problblem is yellllow wateter doesn't t necessarily grab the right connotation. gogoing througugh this waterway, , i mean, it's like walklking througugh an a architecturure art galll. whwhich ones are some of the iconic buildings? this one, right over here. this is marina citity and you'l hearar chicagoanans refer to te asas the "cornrncob" buildldi. i can see why. this buililding is ththe wils tower, f formerly, s sears tow. itit held the e title of the worlrld's tallest bubuilding foror over 20 y ye. what is it about chicago that made it so famous and so synononymous witith architecec? of cocourse, we h have the chicago o fire of 181871. we had t to rebuild d an entie city a and that brbrought los of g great talenent to the c . and d from 1871, by 1885, , we've gott the e world's fifirst skyscraper here in chicagogo, and we have

where the rivers are born, where the waters are bright and you want to come to the pizzas of this water and just drink endlessly. we have many tourist groups travel from russian megacities such as stople. so one of the pens. he is called a philosopher, a real celebrity. it is known throughout the komi republic, it contains a lot of useful microelements, including fluorine, which is rare for mountain springs now, in order to taste this water it is not necessary to come to the national park, south-tva it is bottled and sent to a city called inta, for the most part , a journey through the subpolar urals, including climbing the folk mountain, starts from here from the inside. this is the nearest large settlement, the emergence of this city in 1940 is associated with the discovery of the development of the pechora coal basin. the prisoners had to extract minerals. and since coal is a mineral , the so-called minlak mineral camp appeared. the water tower is the symbol of our city its height together with the star is 54.5 m. it was built by the prisoners in the period of the fifty-third of the fifty- fourth year, this tower is also called the babylonian because it was built, the prisoners

from afar, on a hill near the river, in fact, in the center of the village, it stands amazing, white, the church is a magnificent example vilna baroque church of st. michael the archangel by the way, the locals behind the scenes call it the white bonfire. how beautiful it is at the sight of this tall white temple, you just freeze with admiration. the church is part of the complex of the franciscan monastery of the franciscan monk at the dawn of the 18th century, you venetz was invited by the minsk steward teodor vankovich, giving them land and a large sum of money, the brothers of the franciscan order. they immediately set to work. they reinforced the hill with cobblestones, on which the construction of the monastery began.

st. petersburg, judging by the video, some construction or repair work was being carried out by the river, when the tractor did not keep its balance and rolled straight. lump into the water from the water of the tractor already, according to eyewitnesses, had to be taken together hovercraft, fire engines and a crane. this was the news of zone x let's sum up the day at 18:15 for belarus 1. lore marianna morenkov continues to wake up with you this monday. we remind you that on the calendar we already have december 5, and on the clock 23 minutes past eight. so if you didn’t wake up, we are not to blame, we did everything that we could now we will still continue to do everything we can a brief announcement of what we will talk about today on our air so , the best bricklayer of belarus, our colleagues will tell about how the golden hands competition went from mogilev, we also make the morning of our country a good know who alexander zhdanovich works and the guests in the studio about the upcoming christmas opera forum, we will talk together with maria galkina and dmitry shabeiter, the soloists

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river. and in this point here, there was many, many exigence in the past. it thought that the nearby tiring of st. gore here was actually settled in order to help the 3 injured sailors who could navigate the narrow waters on whose boats had been shipwrecked. it's part of the middle range, which is today, a unesco world heritage site. ok. let's hope back on board and see where else a journey has to offer with my next stop is just 20 minutes away. being in i went to see the famous moiz. it warm here. let's head down to the water's edge to get closer. look. we should find another old castle ruined here and a tower in the middle of the river. so here you can see aaron palace castle. and on this side, there is there more as a tool or mouse tower, and it got its name from an old folk tale. legend has it that a cruel ruler hatchet, the 2nd oppressed and exploited his peasants. they grew angry, but before they could, rebell has devised a cruel trick. he promised to feed all the hungry people and told them to go to an empty barn. but then he locked the doors, set the barn on fire, and burned them all aliv

from afar, on a hill near the river, in fact, in the center of the village, it stands amazingly, the white church is a magnificent example of the vilna baroque church of st. michael the archangel by the way, the locals secretly call it the white church. how beautiful it is at the sight of this tall white temple, you just freeze with admiration. the church is part of the complex of the franciscan monastery of the franciscan monks on at the dawn of the eighteenth century, the steward teodor vankovich invited the sheep to the sheep in minsk, giving them land and a large sum of money brothers, franciscan orders. they immediately set to work. they reinforced it with cobblestones with a hall on which the construction of the monastery began. they even changed the course of the wave so that the fence would not be flooded. but how the process of building the church itself went, when it was completed, when it was consecrated is not known for certain. but historians say that the appearance of the building has not changed much in almost 300 years of its existence. there is near the crown, another church of st. alexis is located on the outskirts, right on the city ce

st. andrew, peter's brother, when andrew was teaching in the synopium, he came to korsun, he learned that the mouth of the dnieper river not far from korsun, and he arrived at the mouth of the dnieper, from there he went up the dnieper, and it happened that he he arrived and stopped under the mountains on the shore, and in the morning he got up and spoke to the disciples who were with him. you see the hills on these mountains. the grace of god will be a great city and many churches will be raised here by god. and he went up to the mountains and preached them. of course, it is a legendary story, but in any case, together with khrestyna yatskiv, we congratulate all andrii andrian andriy andriyovichev and andriyovych on what is called the great feast of st. andrew the first -called. in general , this is a very religious moment, and this also has the function of television, in addition to informing you about the most important thing, our dear tv viewers. well, without exaggeration, we can say that one of the highlights of today is a message from the ministry of defense belarus that, on the instructions of the president of

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