and this is peach village.an even see that oranges grow here, probably the most mysterious tree for our tourists. this is this huge tree. this is a coffee tree. and this is walnut no, this is a fig, and this is a fig. our fruit also grows very well. i see how fresh all the leaves are, tourists who come to us sometimes are not happy with cacti, so let them bring them, and they bloom with us too. and, in principle, dear tourists, if you know the list from 1821, then maybe, if you have something from this list, maybe it’s possible, but for this you need to come on an excursion to understand that you already have nothing missing. and yura will definitely tell you. thank you very much, a wonderful story. and a. you probably did the right thing, your soul believes that you work here? well, since i’ve been working for several years now, i think this is the right choice. i really like it here. thank you i wish you many tourists and prosperity to this place. thank you to our pride. of course we will be glad. how do you

so to the ghost village then 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 parking people up end to the doctor, a heavy rain full in 1963. when it was raining and august done for 3 straight months. most a bridge down below was washed away. so come, so to it was left without a bridge for several years. you barbara, 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 looks 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. it can nibbles of what you think you've sold, but unfortunately, every year goes to village as a parent gets done because because people are leaving this upon my hopes athletics . so that will be a program and over a public to present of the mountains and support the highlanders who still live that so mostly if it's not