tree, and here it was most likely planted by the owners of these forests, these places, the count of puslovndred years old, and there is not just one here, there are many of them, i roughly counted about more than two hundred of them... the big ones, not counting the small ones, and the little one has grown up , this indicates that the grove is alive, that it will not disappear over time, but the undergrowth will rise and it will continue for centuries , here there really is such a grove, solid, capital, here it is felt that this is a monument of nature in us forever, almost all of my work is dedicated to this area. to the surrounding forests, to the lake, this lake is so significant to my destiny that it is dedicated to it, many stories are dedicated to it , i also have poems dedicated to this lake: a quiet lake, a sheet of shore, the wind capping the needles of pine needles, sparkling roses,

the puslov albertine estate in slonim is a monument of estate and park architecture.ious estate deservedly joins the list of belarusian historical and cultural values . the complex was built in the first half of the 19th century in the style of late classicism. the manor complex consisted of three houses , a festive palace, a winter palace and a summer palace. in addition, on the territory there were utility rooms where the servants lived, a smokehouse and an oil mill, a festive palace. has undergone only minimal restructuring in soviet times. it housed a hospital. now the building houses a house of culture, youth, leisure centers and a city library. and earlier in this palace the slovaks received guests and held balls. upustlovsky had exquisite taste at the entrance to the estate according to his it was ordered that marble lions were installed, which were made by the drunkard antonio konova; his work is in the louvre and the hermitage. the winter palace has survived to this day in almost unchanged form. today it houses the sports club of the paper mill; the albertine