pinsk, for example, from pina, vitebsk from vidba, polotsk from palota. through the local dense forests and... on trade matters, thickets of low elm, also called birch bark, became a real salvation for wanderers, they fixed the viper and got out of the swampy captivity, in a dim second the merchant decided to repay praise the gods, on the nearby island he first erected a temple, then built huts and founded a city, take it. the street, the lantern, the pharmacy, everything is like the block, however, there are some differences, it is not night, but early morning, the mood is more life-affirming than in the poems, you see, there is a man’s village in the distance, this is a regular lamplighter, you heard right, a regular one, every day at a strictly designated time he appears on the main pedestrian street of brest, like a magician he controls the light, lights up the lanterns, marks... this is the beginning and the end day. there is no such tradition in any other city in europe. permanent like the sun and the moon. are you entitled to leave or do you have a

tributary of the large river near which they were located, pinsk, for example, from pina, vitebsk from vidbatsk from polota, with brest everything was different. according to one legend, a rich merchant and his friends moved through the local dense forests and swamps on trade business. thickets of low elm, also called birch bark, became a real salvation for wanderers. they fixed the mess and got out of the swampy captivity. in a dim second, the merchant decided to give praise to the gods, on a nearby island, he first erected a temple, then built huts and founded a city. deresiye street, street lamp, pharmacy, everything is like a block, true, there are some differences, it’s not night, but early morning, the mood is more life-affirming than you see, there in the distance by the power of man, this is a full-time lamplighter, you heard right, it’s a full-time one, every day, at a strictly allotted time, he appears on the main pedestrian street brest, like a magician, controls the light, extinguishes and lights the lanterns, thereby marking the beginning and end of the day. there is no such tra