it is an ideal destination for mountaineers because mount. band, the tallest volcanic mountain in asia and the tallest mountain in iran, with an elevation of 5,610 meters is located in this province, to appreciate its beauty and glory, you'd better keep aesthetic distance from this majestic mountain. for this purpose, i set off for the heights of haraz road, where it's 40 million-year-old caspian hurickanian mixed forest have a distinguished place among the world. forests. the best time to visit this spectacular forest is autumn. sad to say, due to low rainfall and months of drought, this year the forest is not as colorful as it used to be, and the onset of cold weather has pushed autumn into winter before its natural time, yet. this forest still holds its beauty, and i think as i go to the upper parts, the landscape becomes more beautiful, especially where i will be able to take a better look at mount damovant, which is the jewel in the crown of iran's mountains. climate. is among my favorite sports, keeping your team safe is must in this fascinating but risky sport. therefore i give

and snow, so all of them are beautiful. mountains are large in argentina, for example, the andian mountains that are limited in chile and are the longest in continent. the andian mountains are really beautiful. when i traveled to lebanon to see my uncle, i went to village and i saw very small mountain, the one that we could not even call a mountain. i was sitting with my uncle when he suddenly looked at that small mountain, which was not really a mountain, then he looked at me saying, this poor person comes from argentina and has not seen such a mountain. he asked me, do you have such a mountain in argentina? well, these are the things that happen. i am saheil assad. i came to mashad in the islamic republic of iran to participate in the millennial anniversary that i will explain later. it's a very nice place here, the city is really interesting. it's really hot now, but during the year the weather is great here. now is summer and the temperature is approximately 35 degrees at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. hi, hi, how are you, are you okay? are you okay? now we're in a part of mashad where the

highest point. - there's black mountain, highest mountain in the state.parently the taxpayers are paying, we, are paying millions of dollars so that they don't get the top. it's really crazy a state that would let its highest mountain be strip-mined. that just tells you how the government's in the pocket of the coal industry and what a terrible thing. [light guitar music] ♪ [water splashing] ♪ ♪ *** **** it! mountaintop removal, mountaintop bombing, mountaintop devastation, mountaintop destruction, mountaintop dynamite, mountaintop decapitation, mountaintop desecration, mountaintop wretch et cetera, mountaintops, as close to heaven as you can get on this east kentucky earth, this west, by god, virginia earth, this wise virginia earth, we're abomination, so why don't god complain when he/she/its trying to sleep? why don't god send down a lightning bolt, call the cops, tell 'em to hold it down, down there, cut that crap out! let an old man, old woman, the kids sleep. ♪ [jim chuckling] [jim snorting] all right. [light guitar music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ - [male

snow. so all them are beautiful. mountains are large in argentina, for example, the andian mountains that are limited in chile, are the longest in continent. the andian mountains are really beautiful. when i traveled to lebanon to see my uncle, i went to village and i saw very small mountain, the one that we could not even call a mountain. i was sitting with my uncle when he suddenly looked at that small mountain, which was not really a mountain. then he looked at me saying, this poor person comes from. argentina and has not seen such a mountain. he asked me, do you have such a mountain in argentina? well, these are the things that happen. i am saheil assad. i came to mashad in the islamic republic of iran to participate in the millennial anniversary that i will explain later. it's a very nice place here. the city is really interesting. it's really hot now, but during the year, the weather is great here. now is summer and the temperature is approximately 35°. دهنده علاقه و ارادت همه کشورهای مختلف آمریکایی، آفریقاایی، اروپایی، کشورهای عربی و خود ایران هست به ایشون. این اثر، نفیزترین ا

mountain, he asked me, do you have such a mountain in argentina? well, these are the things that happen. i am saheil assad, i came to mashad in the islamic republic of iran to participate in the millennial anniversary that i will explain later. it's a very nice place here. the city is really interesting, it's really hot now, but during the year the weather is great here, now is summer and the temperature is approximately 35 degrees in the afternoon. خیلی خوش آمدین. my friend muhammad riza invited me to visit the museum of imam riza alaihi salam, this is a particular museum of all the gifts given to the leader of the islamic republic of iran, ayatullah sayd ali khamenei. it is an especial museum of personalities, for example, museum of einstein, it's about important personalities. they keep all the gifts given to say ali khameney here. this is a priceless museum of important personalities which is valid. خامنه ای اهدا شده نشون دهنده علاقه و ارادت همه کشورهای مختلف آمریکایی، آفریقاایی، اروپایی، کشورهای عربی و خود ایران هست به ایشون. این اثر، نفیزترین

and snow, so all of them are beautiful. mountains are large in argentina, for example, the andian mountains that are limited in chile and are the longest in continent, the andian mountains are really beautiful, when i travel to lebanon to see my uncle, i went to village and i saw very small mountain, the one that we could not even call a mountain. i was sitting with my uncle when he suddenly looked at that small mountain, which was not really a mountain, then he looked at me saying, this poor person comes from argentina and has not seen such a mountain. he asked me, do you have such a mountain in argentina? well, these are the things that happen. i am saheil assad. i came to mashad in the islamic republic of iran to participate in the millennial anniversary that i will explain later. it's a very nice place here. the city is really interesting. it's really hot now, but during the year the weather is. this is a particular museum of all the gifts given to the leader of the islamic republic of iran (ayatollah sayid ali khamenei). is a special museum of personalities, for example, museum of eins

trappers from the mountains. they begin to filter into organ in the late 1820s. and then in the 1830s, we see missionaries, american missionaries beginning to enter the region. henry and eliza spalding, marcus and women, you can see him in an image, marcus whitman arriving on the great divide. depressing the rocky mountains and gaining entrance into the oregon country on the fourth of july on 1836. and these missionaries of course were arriving in the oregon country in the attempt to convert indigenous peoples to christianity, but also proselytize the increasing numbers of american settlers who are rising in oregon. that said, however, the american presence in oregon was fairly limited. initially, at least. in 1840, there were only about 150 americans residing in the entire oregon country. only 150 in that entire region. that number would increase dramatically, however. by 1845, just five seldom years later, about 5000 u.s. settlers had entered the oregon country. many having traveled overland on the famous orego

we want gold mountain, but we also want clear water and green mountain.gary: my chinese friends were very quick to point out that when you see the government, as we did, making some very sort of friendly noises towards organized religions, it's a bit of a surprise often for people from outside china, like how is it that this government that used to be all about atheism is now sort of very friendly towards at least a schedule of religions, particularly the traditional cultural religions like buddhism and taoism and confucianism? and the fact is that the communist party is observing that tens of millions of people are becoming more religious, and they're realizing that this might actually be an opportunity for them to kind of encourage these religions to be environmentally conscious and to support that side of the religions, because that will help people become maybe a little bit less materialistic, a little less oriented towards consumption. i think the government realizes that the era of kind of, you know, 13% growth every year is coming to an end. pollut

but get ready, it’s not the mountain that will come towards you, but you, the mountain. well done.h, it would be nice to have a funicular. swedish mountain belongs to an archaeological monument, because what is left to us from our ancestors, who in the 20th century built a fortification here with a castle, a moat, a defensive ball and an entrance, they sat on this mountain, looking high at the enemies, at the visiting merchants. there are stairs leading to swedish mountain. tourists on the internet are always arguing about how many steps there are, either 120 or 150, i decided... to check it myself, let's go, 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 110, 111, 112, 113, verified, by program, i want to see this, swedish mountain, a tidbit for archaeologists, back in the twenties of the last century, during excavations here, the world was found, but there is still a lot of wealth in the depths of the mountain. why is the swedish mountain called swedish? there are several versions. according to one of these versions , swedish soldiers are buried here. according to the second, swedish so

that includes the mountains, the santa cruz mountains included in that, you're going to get gusts tonights well. could be a concern for power outages there. if you get a broken branch, you know the drill there. in terms of those morning lows, this is what we've already been doing. there's not a lot of difference here, north bay valleys have the potential to get cold. but if you really get those strong down slope winds, you might not get that cold, because that tends to warm things up a bit. daytime highs tomorrow are just fine. daytime highs the for next seven days are just fine. the real headline is right here. that first alert status for tomorrow, particularly in the morning. once we get past like noon, 1:00 we're out of the worst of this. and then if you look towards the end of the seven-day forecast, there is a lot more clouds back there and a 10% chance of rain by the time we get into thursday and friday. bay areawide we're going to -- we'll go in more detail as we get closer to it, but a small chance of rain then. >>> matt, over to you. >> thanks, darren. coming up in sports, cal ho

according to the findings of the excavations that have taken place in some of these old mountains, people have been living in this area for about 9,000 years. and so the city of hafshadon is considered to be one of the first... settlements of the new stoneage. the city of hafshajan, also known as the city of industrialist is in the southwest of iran 12 kilometers from the city of shahre court. hafshajan is in the second largest valley of the province of charmahala bakhtiyari at the foot of the beautiful jahanbeam mountain. according to the locals, the city of hafshajan has an valuable heritage left behind from lost civilizations, and to see these historical treasures we're heading towards the jahan bean mountain. now after journey friends told us that we had two hours worth of hard hiking ahead of us, so we decided to make a quick stop a nearby spring and fill our bottles with its fresh and cool water before heading out again. no pain, no gain, i suppose, every single time we felt we'd had enough, the thought of what we were going to see once we arrived, kept us moving until we finally re

i was absorbed in the beauty of the forests and mountains surrounding haraz road.seemingly simple things god has put in this world. the more we get in tune with the beauty of the world, the more we will be able to keep our souls from the evils of the world. beauty brings with itself happiness, inspiration and transcendental experiences. in the absence of natural beauty, we will have hatred. outrage and abnormal behaviors. if you look at nature without being touched by its beauty, we should feel worried when we prefer worldly trappings at the price of destroying invaluable. okay. stop in this to go live to occupied palestinian territories, we have received live pictures and this is a request by resistance fighters, they were asking the palestinians to take to the streets. hamas was calling for this, and uh now we have palestinians in ramala, as you see, they are out there holding a protest rally. and of course there are in the streets to make their voices heard that they are there for their brothers and sisters in elsewhere in the oced territories as a shore of soli

next destination, a place said to be nature's playground, the shah manzar mountain.dates back to about 9,00 years ago, and probably had a structural form similar to a zigaret. this is the end of our journey, but there is still so much more to be seen. i guess we'll leave the rest to you. this is gonna fandi for iran. this is very old painting, nearly 400 years old. now i'm sure that you've seen a lot of old paintings, but there's something special about this one. actually, this is not canvas, it's glass. the oldest item in tepron's museum of reverse glass painting that hosts a collection of 450 works dates back to the safavit era when the art was introduced to iran. not to be mistaken with stained glass which is painting top of a piece of glass, reverse glass painting consists of painting pictures behind it so that you would have to look at it through the glass. now in order to find out more about reverse glass painting, i'm here. to meet an artist who specializes in this field. one of the most sought after works of art mainly because the glass protects the painting.

since then, the mountain began to be called swedish.untains in our case, historians and local historians say, the swedes have the most distant relationship with the swedish mountain, equal to the distance from volkovysk to stockholm. this is how these legends would have lived if traces of a medieval settlement had not been discovered here in the twenties during excavations led by jozef and otkowski. fragments of dwellings, dishes, tools and even human remains, a whole settlement. and it was preserved quite well, it turned out that swedish mountain and two more hills located nearby - a sweeping anthill, this is the cradle of volkovysk, civilization arose here at the turn of the 10th and 11th centuries. swedish mountain was a full-fledged settlement, and the castle was considered its trade and craft part. the anthill, due to its location in a wetland, served as a backup shelter for local residents, which people abandoned over time. by the beginning of the 15th century, the same fate befell the swedish mountain castle, and the city, having

>> yeah, in the mountains. that's the thing about a red flag warning, most people are like, what are you talking about? i didn't notice much at all. and most of us really won't, except the north bay valleys. i think tomorrow morning some of the winds down slope in santa rosa. windsor, you'll get 35-mile-an-hour gusts in the morning, but it's strong in the mountains tonight. >> that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, israel expands attacks inside gaza. tanks and troops taking positions in the territory. in the air, warplanes strike hamas tunnels and infrastructure as civilian casualties mounted. communications inside the territory mostly cut off. >> i'm on the israel gaza border. israel is waging its fiercest attacks on gaza in memory. >> hundreds of thousands rallied to support palesti

although the khibiny mountains are called home mountains for their proximity to civilization, all mountainme places the snow does not melt even in summer. do not distract the driver under any circumstances. because look, we are now driving into the very heart of the gorge, oh, yes, i’m a little blown away, so , we have overcome one water boundary, now we are overcoming a stone one, and perhaps the most important thing, friends, in all these rides, naturally, the most important thing is this safety. therefore, no unauthorized attacks, as we call it, only a professional instructor, sasha, what’s next? then we will go further to enjoy the clay lake, it’s called, very beautiful blue lake, let's see the views, see the rivers that flow from kukishumchor, from the mountain, and now we have passed, this is the most dangerous fishing place in winter, and here it is the most dangerous, this is the narrowest place in the gorge and a lot of spaks go into... if if you don’t control this, then you can get caught, so we’re going to lake long, well, let’s remember that the kola peninsula is a land of lake

to see these historical treasures we're heading towards the john bean mountain. our half shi friends told us that we have two hours worth of hard biking ahead of us, so we decided to make a quick stop a nearby spring, fill our bottle with its fresh and cool water before heading out again. no pain, no gain i suppose. که محققین میگن حدود ۶ هزار سال خدمتشه قطعاً در موقع نوشتنش هیچ فلزی کشف نشده بوده و محتمل که با به وسیله سنگ فلینت یا همون سنگ. نوشته شده و چون به لحاظ نوع خط منحصر به فرده هنوز هیچ دانشمندی نتونسته اونو ترجمه کنه و به زمانای امروزی تبدیل کنه. بر اساس شواهد باستانشناسی و گزارشاتی که دانشمندا باستان. در این خصوص ارائه کردن این کتیبه که در دیواره سیغری و سخه ایه جهان در امتداد راه دز کوه جهان قرار داره یکی از کتیبه های تصمیر نگاهی و ارزشمند در جهان هست این کتیبه که به دلیل ارسایش طبیعی خود به دوتیبه مجزای سمت راستی و سمت چپ تقسیم بندی شده مجموعاً ۱۷ علامت را در سمت راست خود و ۷ علامت را در سمت چپ خودش داره علامت علامت های موجود در این کتیبه بر اساس علائم قراردادی و ماده تقسیم بندیندی میشن علائم مادی علاقی هستند که برای مردم قابل فهم تر هستن و قابل درک ت

in ukraine, next to ukraine there are only two mountain systems, the carpathians and the crimean mountainshts of 200-300 meters and numerous gullies and ravines. well, you know, commenting will only spoil it, on the other hand, if they said that zmeynych is ukrainian, then most likely it would be true, we would not refute it. fairy tales, yes, this is one of the oldest legacies of collective folk memory, fairy tales are also different, there, they are divided into different historical layers, today we remembered the battle on the kal river. yes, 1223, according to some historians, for example, one of epic bastards, from the construction site ilya murimets, dobryn nikich, there is alyosha popovich, so alyosha popovich, he was possibly a rostov hero, famous, who died in this very battle, that is, according to some versions, alyosha popovich has a specific historical prototype , the serpent gorynich, and a number of others, as far as i remember, just such fantastic characters from fairy tales, this is something very ancient, this is something very deep, what there is some kind of chthonic mem

is tsemakivka, one mountain is lysonya, the third mountain is a shovel, three mountains where the largestficant battles on the mountains of the ukrainian vii took place in the 20th century, and two passes are uzhotsk and veretsky, that's all, but what is this, but to cover these mountains with the blood of ukrainian fighters, and on this blood squirrels grew up, well, with a squirrel it is very difficult to come up with a name, so they decided to let it be edelweiss. edelweiss and takrigada became edelweiss. but it's six years. therefore, when especially volunteers will be asked to assign an honorary title, understand that it sometimes takes a very long time. ugh. thank you. thank you, mr. vasyl. we understand that this is an extremely interesting and important excursion. a thorough conversation could take several hours, extremely important things, some things we simply will not touch now, because otherwise we we will just fall out of our format, yes, but the formation of the ukrainian military tradition is also extremely important, because the symbolism, starting from the tattoo, ending

, weed is in the mountains , the air is in our mountains, wah, wah, wah, the sun is in our mountains,’t remember him, forget him, don’t remember how sweet it was with him, don’t rush to get him back, let’s dance so that we feel hot, hot, we feel hot, hot ? so that we get hot, hot, we get hot, hot, it’s hard to breathe, i’m accelerating towards you, my heart beats stronger, we’re moaning like infinity cold your rice, we’ll share the light and run away, boy, i don’t care, let them say that she’s not mine , a kiss, like me, twirling her dress beautifully, the luna girl, she is alone, dance this night, don’t remember forgetting him, don’t remember how sweet it was, don’t rush to bring him back, let’s dance so that we feel hot, hot? we felt hot, hot, so that we felt hot, hot, we felt hot, hot, dance this night, don’t remember him, forget him, don’t remember how sweet it was with him, don’t rush to bring him back, let’s dance, let’s dance this night. don’t remember him, don’t remember how crowded it was here, don’t rush to return him, come on to move around so that we get hot, hot, but it g

i also have pair of sunglasses suitable for mountains.or windy days, a hat and pair of gloves, a poncho which is very important to have with you, especially when you go to mazandaran province, which has rainy weather. carabiners and a belt and of course shoe laces, which are very important to have, if for any reason you have your shoe laces broken, you should have spare ones, otherwise you'll have to walk all the way back home barefoot, i also have set of clothes here, clothes are very important, but you should know what to take with you, it depends on your trip plan, usually take with me a couple of base layers like t-shirts or shirts. these t-shirts or shirts should allow sweat out and get dry soon. i also have warm clothes with me to wear in cold days. i have an extra pair of trousers. in case i have my trousers ripped, i wear them. and this is a gortex outware that i wear in cold and windy days. this can keep the body warm and dry for few hours on condition that you have warm clothes beneath it, but remember that if all these things i

, stanislav mountains, mountains, mountains, in fact, you can see, mountains, mountains, there is such sea, well, well, check the sea there is no sea in this answer ilya mountains there were already clouds no well when you land for example somewhere there in adler, then of course behind the mountains you can see the sea you can see the clearest sky the clearest well ok, the sky without clouds, just clear sky , just heaven, we answer, no, there is no such answer, snow, i think, evgeniy, i think, snow, well, over the mountains, in the mountains, over the mountains, we see snow, in the mountains, we check the snow, maybe the peak won’t go, no, this is the best answer, 20, 20. people answered snow, i think the sun is visible , yes, the sun, yes, the sun should be visible , there is sun in the mountains, let's check, the sun, oh well, no, unfortunately, there are too many of them, apparently, so, finally, we talk with the staff of the ostankino tower, everyone gives an answer, and then the captain decides, maxim, your option. roof of buildings some kind of houses, some houses there evgeniya

tomorrow morning it's not that bad, we will see the north bay mountains building slowly, by tomorrowfternoon it picks up and we get into the stronger gusts into the mountains, you can see the majestic color there as we head into 11 pm tomorrow night, and 32 and 50, the weekend forecast and the wind, also smoke that could be coming our way in about 10 minutes. >> east bay hills, under a red flag warning, always really unsettling for a long time, for residents of that area. >> nbc bay area, joining us live for fire station in barkley, officials are on high alert this weekend. >> they definitely are, barkley fire will keep a close eye on the written conditions this weekend, specifically here in the barkley hills, a chance to speak with residents and they told me they are doing their best to prepared.>> they tell you to keep it light.>> reporter: robert sanchez go bag is ready in case a fire breaks out in this barkley hills neighborhood. accommodation of strong wind and low humidity is the reason why a red flag warning is in place for the east bay hills. tonight robert is making sure his

so is this kind of becoming like an expat mountain?edible because around 90% are from the united states. and the scale of the development is huge. i've heard that the project's up to maybe 90 of these houses around there. 90 houses on this mountain? that's going to be a very busy mountain, you know? how do you feel seeing this? nature is very important to me, and i feel like the attraction of coming to costa rica is enjoying nature. but if you come to costa rica to live in your, you know, million—dollar house, and you won't have those macaws any more and you don't have the monkeys any more, then you might as welljust buy another house in malibu or wherever, you know? and gabs believes the impact on wildlife here is already underway. i was driving down when i saw a puma right here. so when was this? how long ago? this was maybe, er, two months ago. not that long. yeah. this is exactly where it went. right here. right down here? right here. it's very important to have wildcats in this mountain... loud drilling ..and the noise and the con

i was absorbed in the beauty of the forests and mountains surrounding haraz row. world. beauty brings with itself happiness, inspiration and transcendental experiences. in the absence of natural beauty, we will have hatred, outrage and abnormal behaviors. if you look nature without being touched by its beauty, we should feel worried when we prefer worldly. trappings at the price of destroying invaluable nature. at the end of my journey, i wished all the best for the beautiful, unique nature of hara's road. ian puddick found himself controvertially charged with harassment by city of london police. this relatively minor charge resulted in raids on his home, office and accountants. you think about the allegations against din. there was overkill in the police approach to this in the raids in his home, the raids in his business. didn't seem necessary, police interviews went unrecorded, accusations were made against ian without any justification, if what he was saying was true, what he has done is left huge quantity of class a drugs to be sold, is that sort of thing tha

in this grotto there is an optical illusion, just like in the mountains it seems like a mountain closely far, that's it. before it, but like in the mountains, here too, the distance is 60 m, yes , it’s interesting what exactly attracted you in the first place, in this whole situation, a long time ago i once visited a cave, i realized that this was probably mine, the cave is alive, it’s waiting for me, even when i’ve been in the cave for a day, i already feel somehow uneasy, uh-huh, another unconditional pride of the local residents, this might... say the local athos, a white mountain with a monastery on top, it is called that because the snow on it, as they say, does not melt for a long time, in general in these edges, no, no, and i would like to say, but it must be like it is now, for example, but it must be, how calm and beautiful it is here, the permians in general are a talented and original people, they even have their own gods, that ’s how they created instead of them such sculptures are today a recognized work of art. the perm gods are a long history; there is a kind of successo

from the rocky mountains. began to filter into oregon in the late 1820s, and then the 1830s, as we missionaries american missionaries begin to enter the region. henry and eliza spalding, marcus and narcissa whitman. here you see marcus whitman in a in an image. marcus whitman arriving on the great divide, basically cresting rocky mountains and beginning entrance into the oregon country on the 4th of july, 1836. and these missionaries, of course, were arriving, the oregon country, in an attempt to convert indians janus peoples to christianity. but also to proselytize to the increasing numbers of of settlers american settlers who were arriving in oregon. that said, however the american presence in oregon was fairly limited initially at least 1840, there were only about 150 americans residing in the oregon country. only 150 in that entire region. that would increase dramatically, however, by 45, just five years later, about 5000 u.s. settlers had entered oregon country. many having traveled overland on the famous

mountain , after the name of the church that stood here for hundreds of years, today the castle mountainopen-air museum, and a platform for many city ​​events, in the summer folklore festivals and knightly tournaments take place here, and in the winter the doors are opened for little visitors by fairy-tale characters at the residence of father frost in belovezhskaya pushcha. i was there, but it turns out that here in mozyr on castle hill there is also the residence of father frost, and not a single one, at all. that's right, santa claus with a red nose, santa claus with a blue nose, red nose and blue nose, oh, something nice from childhood, they are in the tower, well, which in the middle ages was called donjon, this was the main tower of the castle, when it was called the bird tower , i i know that there is a highlight in this tower, there is a certain bell that makes a wish come true, there is such a thing, yes, what needs to be done, you need to climb... the tier of this tower, find a rope that is connected to the tongue of the bell, try to hit it almost in 90 times it comes true, one

this is why we have red flag warning's in the mountains.ook at the dry air that is streamed down from the northeast into the bay area and this brings us to this morning. can actually see the dry air getting pushed offshore. let me bring on the streamlines and that is offshore winds. taking that dry air and pushing it offshore and you can actually see the humidity levels plummeting, even out over the water. that is what we have an right now as we go through these early hours of sunday morning, is when we are feeling the most intense effects of this. the red flag warning in place until 5:00 and we looked at this at the top of the newscast. the wind advisory save in effect until 5:00 as well. if we the forecast one for wind speeds, we will see the intensity either remain constant, where it is right now, at peak wind gusts for the north bay mountains in particular and east bay hills . it will stay this way for the next few hours until late morning. for the most part, it is fairly mild. a big gusty near the water for some communities but most do

to the young about love i’ll sing so that the gray-haired mountaineers will sigh, remembering theirides were kidnapped, let’s, let’s start the song , let’s take a sip of the young wine, sometimes it will sound sad, sometimes it will sound happy, my tambourine, my tambourine, my tambourine, i’ll sing to the old people, so that the guys can be proud of the one who jumped in front of the bullets, they found his hat from the house far away, and the heart is in a sweet vault, come on, let's start a song, buy some new wine, sometimes it will sound sad , sometimes it will sound happy, my tambourine, my tambourine, my tambourine, come on, let's start a song, let's buy some new wine, then sad, then it will sound fun, my tambourine, my tambourine, my tambourine, my bubel, my poubek. my tambourine will be mine. tell me. having gone through my years, what time was the best, the happiest were the days when my beloved loved me, and there was no, tell me, a day when you cried, without hiding your grief, your beloved forgot about me. that day i i call it the blackest, but it was possible not to lov

in the mountains, love mountaineering and climbing in the mountains, well , all the necessary conditionshem so that a tourist who comes once... has a desire come more and more, in our republic a guest is the most important person, for chechens, there is nothing more valuable than guests, and we will do everything to ensure that any guest who comes to our republic feels comfortable, safe, and convenient. what share of the regional budget is income from the tourism sector and is it worth the task to increase this share? well, the chechen republic was visited by more than 160,000 tourists this year in the first half of the year. the share of the gross value added of the tourism industry in the gross regional product of the chechen republic is 4.5%. as part of the implementation of the socio-economic strategy development of the chechen republic by 2035, this percentage should increase to 9%. of course, this is an ambitious plan, but it is achievable, we will make every effort to achieve this, and we will certainly achieve this result. the chechen republic made an unforgettable impression. ou

over 1900 meters altitude in the lift go over the mountains. many people here swear by it's therapeutic powers. only hostile distance can be done by call. then it's time to guess on the don't key who was close up to this pulse of the mountain in the back of a pickup truck. the value from the sax, so full of bread, oil, potatoes, and onions for our meals out this little media. like we also take food out for the animals because there isn't enough often. you know palmer is bottled, nobody's gonna they used to spend 3 months in the mountains making cheese. now they are in the spend 3 weeks. the t is much more lucrative. it is going to give us life up here is tough eligibility with a child. there would be no way the feed, my wife would leave you all goes on you and to don't tease, climb up hill for 3 hours over the starting the ground under the blazing sun the the others are already working and waiting the the 1st mountain t perhaps because of climate change, they've been lucky. restaurants grow at hyatt altitude every year. the night fools help to

according to the findings of the excavations that have taken place in some of these old mountains, peopleirst settlements of the new stone age. the city of h also known as the city of industrialist is in the southwest of iran 12 kilometers from the city of shahrik court. hafshajan is in the second largest valley of the province of charmahala bakhtiyari at the foot of the beautiful jahan bean mountain. according to the locals, the city of hafshajan has an invaluable heritage left behind from lost civilizations, and to see these historical treasures we're heading towards the jahon bean mountain. our half show journey friends told us that we had two hours worth of hard hiking ahead of us, so we decided to make a quick stop a nearby spring and fill our bottles with its fresh and cool water before heading out again. no pain, no gain, i suppose. every single time we felt we'd had enough, the thought of what we were going to see once we arrived, kept us moving until we finally reached the gar nevesta inscription. is saxle neveste. که محققین میگن حدود ۶ هزار سال خدمتشه قطعاً در موقع نوشتنش هیچ فل