today i am most likely the village of ostrovichi. i wouldn't settle here.a zaton right in the spring, walking along almost near the water. the water is not almost good, but the island is that, in principle, the war there is straw, therefore. and the whole village burned out. well, that was also a problem. and so, when there was a flood, we met on boats on easter near the store and there on uh such was e well, like a platform and people in boats. eh, paska means there are eggs, in general, just like that, i didn’t force you to tell me this, grandfather. this is such a village. ours is small, but it will be treated like an ordinary village. not far from the village where i was born, between two villages, the village of ostrovichi and vylazi , there is a lake called vylovskoe, a peculiar lake with its own history. well today it's not like that what it was like in my childhood, as i remember it, because there were a lot of crayfish here and the road went to the village, when back in poland they put such turnips there, and here there was only a sushitsky enterpr

the native village is called ostrovichi.d that there was such a mine around the swamp, therefore, as the islet and called the islanders, people settled on the sly. they developed, lived here and grew families according to the first records. the first records are from 1559. it mentions there in connection with litigation. somewhere between there crossing the land today, of course, there are already few people. well , the village is still a greenhouse, someone is doing something, which means that people are trying to produce something and live. somewhere on a stronger house, people are buying they are engaged in some kind of production in the homeland of sirodin. and you know, it’s unlikely that somewhere we’ll say it better than uh. where you are, where your umbilical cord is buried, where , let's say, you were born and there you know the motherland where people remember you, these gas know, therefore, like this, it somehow pulls people to these places. and my countrymen were not lucky. so, i work nearby, so i come here more