the restoration of the windmill, he is also engaged in the development of tourism and leisure in ivkivtsi his big dream is to create a millinery museum here, where windmills of various types would be brought. from all over ukraine. if you drive along the country roads and chat a little with the locals, almost every community has its own story about downshifters who exchanged the city for life in the village. and some even record their vlog about it on youtube. i myself am from the city of uman, but i was born in crimea. i am an apartment person who has never shown interest in the land, but somewhere in my head something moved after long travels in different countries, i had the opportunity to meet interesting, extraordinary people, and when we got to know them better, they invited us, went to our summer house or country house or somewhere else, and usually these were very non-standard atypical buildings, for example, there could be a pensioner in the... mountains, or something lithuanians who have an old house in the pine forests, well, it’s elementary, a hut in the carpathians , where yo

nazar lavrinenko was born here, in the village of ivkivtsi, in cherkasy region. he was always interested in windmills, received the profession of historian and ethnographer, and later founded the ukrainian mill association. you will me to sign, write a candidate of historical sciences, the head of the ukrainian association, and not a dog. therefore, he knows almost everything about windmills. they came to us from the west, a german. the windmill, like the house of the yaga woman, turns 360° around its axis, and the dutchman stands on the foundation, and only the tower with wings rotates, that is, the dutchman is already... the next stage of the evolution of millinery. we had much fewer dutchmen, these are more recent windmills, newer technology. one of such unique mills, also restored, located in the village of pustovity. in the center of our village, well, a little behind it, there is a dutch -type windmill, which was built by local craftsmen, its owner was slavetny kuzma denisovych dryga. this windmill is... in ukraine, there are no analogues to it in our count