today i will go to the belarusian maldives and learn how to bake bread according to an old recipe. i’ll find out where the healing spring is, get a little nostalgic, and master the water attractions. the distance from minsk to lyuban is 165 km. you can get there by minibus, bus or car, minibuses depart from minsk approximately every 2 hours, ticket price is 15. by car from minsk , head towards slutsk along the road r-23, passing by slutsk, head towards the r-55 road, along which you will get to lyuban, travel time is approximately 2 hours. the town of lyuban was first mentioned in 1566; in those days, this region became famous thanks to its glass manufactory. highly valued mirrors and crystal glass were produced here. after the second partition of the polish- lithuanian commonwealth. lyuban became part of the russian empire. in 1924, lyuban became a regional center. at the same time , the marinsky swamps began to be drained in this region. the first large agricultural enterprise in belarus was created here. enterprise on drained peatlands. there is a wonderful legend about the orig

today i will go to the belarusian maldives and learn how to bake bread according to an old recipe. the healing spring is, a little i’m nostalgic about mastering water rides. the distance from minsk to lyuban is 165 km, you can get there by minibus, bus or car, minibuses depart from minsk approximately every 2 hours, ticket price is 15 rubles. by car from minsk , head towards slusk along the r-23 road, passing by slutsk, head towards the r-55 road, along which you will get to lyuban. travel time is approximately 2 hours. the town of lyuban was first mentioned in 1566 . in those days, this region became famous thanks to its glass factory. here produced highly valued mirrors and crystal glass. after the second partition of the polish -lithuanian commonwealth, luban became part of the russian empire. in 1924, lyuban became a regional center. at the same time , the marina swamps began to be drained in this region. here the first large agricultural enterprise in belarus was created on drained peatlands. there is a wonderful legend about the origin of the city's name. once upon a time the

today i will go to the belarusian maldives and learn how to bake bread according to an old recipe.o lyuban is 165 km, you can get there by minibus, bus or car, minibuses depart from minsk approximately every 2 hours, ticket price is 15 rubles.

today i will go to the belarusian maldives, learn how to bake bread according to an old recipe, findling spring is, and get a little nostalgic and master the water attractions. the distance from minsk to lyuban is 165 km, you can get there by minibus, bus or car, taxi routes depart from minsk approximately every 2 hours, ticket price is 15 rubles. by car from minsk , head towards slutsk along the p-23 road. driving past slutsk, head towards the p-55 road, along which you will reach lyuban, travel time is approximately 2 hours. the town of lyuban was first mentioned in 156. in those days, this region became famous thanks to its glass factory. they made it here. priced mirrors, crystal glass. after the second partition of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, lyuban became part of the russian empire , in 1924 lyuban became a regional center, at the same time the marina swamps began to be drained in this region, and the first large agricultural enterprise in belarus was created here on drained peatlands. there is a wonderful legend about origin of the city's name. once upon a time there l

attractions or architectural monuments, but it is famous for its blue lakes, popularly called the belarusian maldiveserous. the reservoir looks like an amazingly beautiful lake in the middle of a forest. the fact that the reservoirs were once used for industrial purposes is indicated by only their depth is the amazing color of the water, the views are breathtaking. viktor aleksandrovich, of course, when the heat comes, all people hide near bodies of water, but in particular, what dangers are fraught with chalk quarries. first of all, why are they unsafe? this is the absence of fasting. here is the lack of rescuers, there is a special unit in the ministry of emergency situations and divers who necessarily examine the bottom so that you can swim safely, again the depth, again we look that here we have up to thirty meters or more, and we will say that the bottom it doesn't work gently, but it goes straight a meter, then five, then 10, 16 it goes, again, what kind of cliffs do we have here, let's say... cliffs, cliffs, they are slippery, it will be very difficult to get out of here, even for a trained pe

the belarusian instagram, we find, for example , the page of the girl who posts almost every day, how she drives an expensive car, drinks champagne and talks about how she is flying to the maldivesool, and champagne and the maldives are not there, well, it’s not clear at all, there were the maldives and champagne, it doesn’t matter, but it works , this is it, this is the story, you know, this is the story that it tells, this is what’s important, yes, this is the material basis , which, but this is the relationship of the individual to that reality, understand, there is a psychological war going on here, that is, as colleagues correctly... they said the calculation is on our mentality, on the core, svetlana nikolaevna, sorry to interrupt you, but let’s go back to the base, kiril gave the example of the soviet union and advertising, and jeans, pepsi, coke and so on, what seemed to us, well, the inhabitants of that time, was a new fashionable great thing, that having this, we become, as it were, better and more progressive, this was already then, you know , it started, so that’s why, why don’t we it’s inherent, i don’t know, on a mental... level, or something, to value what’s yours

belarusian instagram, we find it. for example, a page of a girl who posts almost every day how she drives an expensive car, drinks champagne and talks about how she is flying to the maldivesre is no champagne and the maldives, well, it’s not clear at all whether there were maldives, aldive champagne doesn't matter, but it works, this is it, this is the story, you know, this is the story that it is. this is important, yes, this is the material basis that, but this is the attitude of the individual to that reality, understand, there is a psychological war going on here, that is, how to colleagues said, they are counting on our mentality, on yadrona nikolaevna, sorry for interrupting you, but let’s go back to the base, kiril gave the example of the soviet union and advertising, and jeans, pepsi, coke and so on, what seemed to us , well, to the inhabitants of that time. the fact that having this, we become, as it were, better and more progressive, it already began, you know, then, so that’s why , why we don’t have it, i don’t know, i’ll explain the most important mistake, you can’t just spiritually -moral sphere compete, i explain to you why the soviet union collapsed, becaus