and you know, the estate is a sad but romantic story, it was planted by viktor lomaka for his wife, whounately, died, she died quite early, he himself lived almost 100 years, most. that he planted trees here with his own hands, we travel around the glubokoe region, and also get acquainted with its culinary delights in the program food at least where, watch these and other projects on the air of the belarus 244 tv channel . our people, choose the one who chooses them, for each his own. a stroke to the portrait. polesie is an amazing land, to nature, to people. of course, the region was seriously affected by the chernobyl accident. gomel region. radiation and ecological reserve to the ukrainian chernobyl about 50 km, then the fateful decision to continue living on these lands or not, everyone made for themselves independently. the hero of today's issue alexander grigorievich turovets in that catastrophically difficult period for the country stayed at home, helping with his labor, like all those who made the same decision, to recover his native polesia. later.

it was planted by viktor lomaka for his wife, who, unfortunately, died.rly, he himself lived almost 100 years, he planted most of the trees here with his own hands. an unsuccessful walk through the garden led me to philosophical reflections. the creator of this unusual garden has long been dead, but the work of his hands still delights and pleases everyone who comes here. the glubokoe region is generally rich in such people, and the nearby village of mosar is another example of this confirmation. another must-see point of your trip. should be the village of mosar and the church of st. anne, it is often called the belarusian versailles, i do not agree, because it is very original, it is not worth comparing it with anything, it is not... incredibly beautiful, this place has always been special, the church itself, where services were held even in soviet times, and the local shrine of the relics of st. justinian, revered by christians of all faiths, and miraculously preserved architectural monuments of the 16th and 19th centuries, that is what this place is c