that i am very proud of, and the second thing that i am proud of the pobrets region is the belovirskaya pushchan difficult to find such words to express my attitude to this. this object of nature, this human concern, when the poet dobronravov visited the belovirskaya pushcha, this is a russian poet, so, having left the forest, he immediately wrote a quatrain, we are responsible for life before our future, protecting the rights of your birds and animals, as long as the belovedzhskaya forest is alive, the whole great planet will be alive, well, what else can be added? there in the belovedzhskaya forest, well, everyone is worthy of attention, but i admire the bison, it is like a connection of centuries, it is like that, this is a mammoth, this is a tour, here the bison has reached us, this is a unique animal that has no enemies in nature, i believe that we should be proud of the belarusian, that we have such animals, that they live with us, that we love them, we are now in the city park, this is such a new structure in the city in order to... webes ergopotes must means you can, and a person going

according to one version, such confusion with the name arose after the author of the book belovirskaya pushcha indicated that the tower stands on the belaya river. others believe that the locals are to blame for everything. the vedas, who unanimously assured that the volyn tower was whitewashed in ancient times, so is not the belaya vezha a historical mistake? the tower was first mentioned in the ipatiev chronicle in 1276, its chronicle name is pillar-kamen. for a very long time , the kamenets tower did not perform its defensive function, it could have been the 16th century. after a long time, we find a description about the tower only in 1826, and there they write about it as a white tower. whether it was whitewashed in the middle ages is very difficult to say today, but we, as employees of our kamenets tower museum, still believe that the tower should be called the kamenets stone table. by the way, today the dan john tower looks almost the same as in the 13th century, and it is also depicted on the belarusian five-ruble banknote. a local priest conducted excavations and found a secret underg