there is the story of another famous noble family, perhaps no less famous than griboedov.boedovs were not just neighbors, they were very friendly and the future admiral did not visit the hop farm, but hop on the beautiful manor. of course, we will tell you some details, but for now let's take a walk along one small outbuilding of the 18th century, which has survived from the old manor complex. here there was a place for a museum and from a peaceful residential house to a ligel. it almost turned into a ship on the first floor, behind a stylized ship's helm , a partition restored a picture of peaceful manor life, by the way, part of the furniture in the museum really belonged to the family. nakhimov we rise to the second floor. here already the marine part of the exhibits are placed, as if inside the ship between the frames. with these curved ribs of the ship's hull , there are ship models and ancient weapons and engravings on the walls. by the way, very interesting. if you look at everything and read the signatures and even the cap itself. nakhimov, the entire museum is a k

for a berry, then they sent a merchant to the shop gerasim dmitrieva on the corner of nevsky and griboedovase even left a record for that day 2.5 pounds, more than a kilogram of berries. and when they finally brought her , he asked his wife natalya nikolaevna to feed her. she literally took berries from a spoon twice, and gave him in his mouth. he drank some more. and bitch, here's this cloudberry, and then i'll say that she was leaving. cloudberry - it was most likely soaked and this method of preservation is still popular in the north, as people told me in naryan-mar this the berry is also called the northern orange and even the royal one for its rarity, the harvest season lasts only a few weeks. they say that our locals are cloudberries, they love legs and they need to hunt with frozen ones. well, in principle, i think that this is justified, because the berry is really very useful in the tundra. for example, it generally replaces vegetables with fruits ; it has to be collected in swampy and hard-to-reach places literally, fighting off hordes of mosquitoes and gadflies, and each bush gi