can go fishing , these are the unique places of the belarusian woodland, this is our river, the stviga riverinto the pripyat river in gomishni, i am connected with this roar, both as a child during school, and as an adult, i go to school... korotsichi, in short, the river stviga flows, there were years when pripyat overflowed heavily, we could not get to school, by water only, on boats, we were transported by collective farmers, with oars, rowed boats, took us to school, to school, when we got there, we tried to get into the boat, like gentlemen, first... after graduating from college, i worked at a collective farm apiary as a beekeeper, the apiary was also located on the banks of the stviga river. i worked for 23 years, there were years when the water demolished bridges, they set up pontoons and sailed across with boats, it was different, we have a very winding river, it is so winding, from bachite, like sharp turns, a turn at a turn, not a transport river, just this is the chelyasnaya river, that’s it, that’s it the river is small, well, it can be treacherous. in short, in general, some ar

time, fishermen can fish, such unique places of the belarusian woodland, this is our river, the stviga river flow into the pripyat river in the gomel region, i am connected with this fate, both during my childhood, at school, and now as an adult, i went to school in korotichi, in korotichi uh... pripyat was flooding heavily, we couldn’t get to school by only by water in boats, collective farmers transported us, rowed the boats with oars, took us to school, to school, when we got there, we tried to put them in the boat like gentlemen, primarily girls, and from school, taka, just a whole river, that’s all, there is such a small river, but it can be treacherous, in general some areas were flooded, that they swam into the houses, they just swam into the windows with boats, there was water up to the windows, they lifted living creatures, some to relatives, to friends, and then people came out of the attics in different ways situation, well, these are the last years land reclamation, damming, this is somehow already forgotten, the treachery of the rivers, and so we live, look at the water, enjoy l

the river stviga checks out - this is a backwater where fishermen can go fishing, gazebos in which youplaces here are unique not only by nature, but also by the gifts of nature, people come here to pick berries both blueberries and cranberries. lingonberry, who is not interested in picking berries and mushrooms, just relax, enjoy nature, breathe fresh air, spend time, fishermen can go fishing, these are the unique places of the belarusian polissya, here this is our river, a river... in korotichi, chechot the stviga river, there were years when pripyat overflowed heavily, we couldn’t get to school. the collective farmers rowed the boats with oars, took us to school, to school, when we got there, we tried to put girls in the boat, like gentlemen, first of all, and from school the first boys tried to get into the boat, get home as quickly as possible, this matter was handled by the director, and regulated us, the boys got into the boat with their shirts on, and then the girls, it took 3-4 hours to get home after school, you’ve already eaten several times if you want, after graduating from

her, we are in the most beautiful place of the belarusian woodland, the stolin district , the stviga riveris is a backwater in which fishermen can go fishing, gazebos in which you can relax, there are equipped places for rest the well is broken. not only nature, but also the gifts of nature , people come here to pick berries, like blueberries, cranberries, lingonberries, who are not interested in picking berries and mushrooms, just relax, enjoy nature, breathe fresh air, spend time. fishermen can go fishing, like this unique places of the belarusian woodland, this is our river, the river flows into the pripyat river in the gomel region, i am connected with this river, both during my childhood and at school, and also during my adult years. we couldn’t get to school only by water in boats, collective farmers transported us, rowed boats with oars, took us to school, to school, when we got there, we tried to put girls in the boat, like gentlemen, first of all, and from school we tried the first boys to get into the boat, get home quickly, this is... well, now in recent years there has been lan

is further the lion river, it flows into the mostva river, and the mostva river flows into the stviga riverrmans blew it all up, they blew it up, a very large oak tree grew here and it fell, blocked the channel and the river changed its course, but the lake remained, why is it called lake azhin, there are berries i grew up, azhin, further across the river, there is an old road, and there is such a dam, there on one side on the other side, maybe 15 kilometers away. i like it on lake azhin, the route there is very interesting, i built it for myself, for your family, there when you go to pozozero, you cross the river, there are very large fields, along the way you admire it all, then again there is an exit to the river, then further, you come to the next lake, but on the way to the next lake there are even very good mushroom places, this is such a beautiful route, i built it myself for themselves, for their family, once upon a time people themselves changed the course of the river, dug it all up for their own convenience, for fishing, for example, to preserve some fields, hayfields, to preserv

the main river on the territory of the reserve is the stviga, and the lion river flows along the northwesterne swamp complex is covered with conifers 50% of the entire territory of the reserve is occupied by deciduous forests and swampy forests. there are small areas of terrain with dry pine forests and oak groves. approximately 40% of the area is open marsh. regulated forest use is permitted on the territory of the almansky reserve. within the boundaries of this natural zone you can hunt and fish, pick berries and mushrooms. the reserve is actively involved in the development of tourism infrastructure. excursions to the alman swamps are conducted by reserve staff. one of the excursion programs are dedicated to bird watching in this natural area. development of water routes and routes for extreme tourism, creation of kayaking destinations along local rivers, welcome to belarus. let me remind you that all our projects are on the official youtube channel and website, and on our social networks in telegram you will also find a lot of interesting things for you. subscribe, like, repost and leave

the main river in the territory is the stviga, and the lion river flows along the northwestern borderwith coniferous and deciduous forests. enveloped forests cover 50% of the total territory of the reserve, there are small areas of terrain with dry pine forests and oak forests, approximately 40% of the area is open swamp. on the territory of the almansky reserve, regulated forest use is allowed within the boundaries of this natural zone, you can hunt and fish, pick berries and mushrooms. the reserve is actively engaged in developing tourism infrastructure; excursions to the alman swamps are conducted by reserve employees. one of the excursion programs is dedicated to bird watching natural area. the reserve's plans include the development of water routes and routes for extreme tourism, and the creation of kayaking destinations along local rivers. welcome to belarus. let me remind you that all our projects are on the official youtube channel and website, on our social networks in telegram, you will also find a lot of interesting things, subscribe, like, repost and leave comments. we are