our artist shubich ekaterina arkadyevna. ekaterina arkadyevna, tell us, how long have you been involved in art? since 2000 , i accidentally saw on the internet the master, great artist olga bazanova from st. petersburg. she inspired me so much and i began to paint pictures based on her master classes. that is, you are self-taught in this. yes, i didn’t graduate from anything, i’m a lawyer, i worked. chairman of the court, when i went on a well-deserved vacation, rest, i got inspiration, this, i draw inspiration from nature, from paintings by other artists, from flowers that they grow me in the garden. there are certainly very creative people living in buddha kosheleva; ekaterina arkadyevna proves by her example that the impossible is possible. the work of a self-taught artist personally really...lilied me

, well, it all looks simply incredible, such a riot of colors, the picture itself is so rich , it seems that you can directly touch it, tell us, what genres do you work in mainly? i work in the genre of simple realism, and what techniques do you use, brush techniques, palette knife, during your short creative activity, a former lawyer has written more than sixty works ; i don’t intend to stop there: i’m going to, i dream of at least writing a series of paintings about space, very beautiful, then a series of paintings about flowers, i’ll also display the flowers here in the art gallery, well, when you open your own gallery my name , i’ll definitely come look at this, because it looks amazing, well, thank you, i’m trying, i really like the colors, bright, light, i love it when people like it, and i want

my paintings to inspire too visitors, children come here for exhibitions, i want them to inspire children to paint pictures, because beauty, it makes the world a better place, i was definitely charged with positive emotions for the whole day, i can move on. we follow the sports life of our country , we probably need to invest a lot in children, probably from childhood we should try , let alone try, probably, to live their lives, to the detriment, probably, of many of our own interests , our own, our hobbies, probably just live.

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. i admit honestly, quality is not my strong point, but if you hit the caterpillar, rest assured, you will definitely be taught this here. the gusevite weaving center appeared in the village 6 years ago, thanks to the implementation of a local initiative, we will revive the handbrake together, and now everyone can take part in master classes on the basics of weaving, learn its history and the features of the budokoshelev style: take the shuttle, so, press the pedal, a green opens up here, it’s called a green, yeah, a portal. here with a thread, but how do you understand which pedal to press, it doesn’t matter, it depends on the thread, the leading thread, from which side we insert it, from that side we press the pedal, and how much time in general it takes for one towel, for one towel,

depends on the pattern, the simplest, the simplest can be done in 2 days, the most beautiful, the most beautiful thing i did was the budokoshelevsky district towel for a month, yeah. i think i’ll succeed, because my master valentina yakutovich is the best in this business, hands, hands, hands, what a dull knee, knee, work injury, jokes aside, but in fact the process is quite complicated, okay, that they teach him on modern machines , wish me luck, lower the pedal , lower it, take it with two handles, and use two handles to knock it down, i’m scared, there’s nothing wrong with that, everything, everything, normal, yes, normal, the next frame the machine broke down. valentina, tell me, is your type of quality in the budokoshelevsky district different from other regions of belarus? of course, it’s different, our quality is broken,

so it’s different, how it goes, here’s the front side, here’s the front side, and here’s the back side. yes, yeah, so and so it looks beautiful, it’s your unique , yes, yes, it’s the other way around, and it looks beautiful anyway, and by the way, all the patterns on the towels are made in red shades not by chance, this is a feature of the buddoshelevsky district in the center of weaving, they carefully preserve the traditions of their ancestors, passing on their experience and skill from generation to generation. we are recruiting a pattern, we are recruiting a pattern according to the diagram. we make a diagram, but sometimes it happens that even if it’s possible , we take it from old towels, if it’s clear there how you can type it, we type it, copy it from old towels, and so, basically we make according to the scheme, what kind of scheme we make, here are the diagrams,

we have diagrams for each pattern, according to this scheme we type the pattern, yeah, we count every thread, here’s a little white one. in a word, if you want to make a unique souvenir with your own hands, do not doubt, you will succeed , i personally realized that the main thing in this painstaking task is to have patience, otherwise the craftsmen of the gusevid center will definitely help you with quality. well, we're moving on. it turns out that old buddha works in the village unique house-museum of traditional medicine. the main feature of this museum is that you can not only see, touch and smell the exhibits here, but take it away with you.

this museum appeared thanks to the efforts of local resident nina serebryannaya. it is her medicinal and herbal exposition that is nestled in old bud. we work closely with nina vladimirovna, yeah, who tells us everything, at our house of traditional medicine, we have an amateur health association in our hands, where 11 women go, nina vladimirovna herself already

has retired, but her business is still alive and, i would even say, thriving; we have been collecting medicinal plants since early spring. wild strawberry, also from the stomach, this needs to be collected in the forest when it blooms, there are really a lot of subtleties in this matter, but even more useful properties, and you can give some example when a person was really helped by herbs, well, herbs like herbs, for example, we have a club-shaped palaun, like wolfberry among the people, this is grass, it grows, it spreads along the ground, yeah.

try to collect, well, i see here, here is linden, mint, string, motherwort, but

here is lapant, this is the first time i have seen such a plant, well, this too, this is a heart plant, here we have cardiovascular plants, and also at the museum there appeared its own association of herbalists, in which participants are happy to exchange experiences and even participate in competitions, this is what a library-herbal pharmacy looks like. is actively sorting out visitors, so by spring there are practically no exhibits left, and

i, perhaps, will not be an exception, i adore pipe tea, so, lyudmila, let’s try it, come on, here's what you need, thyme or mint or lemon balm, and to warm up, let's calm down, let's try it with melissa, come on, i trust your choice. a little victoria, i want you not to get sick and i want to give you a collection of herbs this season of colds, i will drink tea and remember you, thank you very much, please, after such delicious tea it’s time to cheer up, today i will be on a horse in the literal sense of it words, picturesque surroundings of the budokoshelevsky district and transport

accessibility make it attractive not not only for tourism, but also for an unforgettable holiday. the village especially has a special estate, where for many years not only beautiful creatures, but real healers, horses have lived. wow, hello, hello, what a beautiful one he has. of course, this is dima, this is a shetlen pony, i didn’t expect such a gorgeous meeting, to be honest, yes, we love to surprise our guests, let’s sit down and take a ride to our estate, super, oh, oh, oh, wow, meet me, this is natalya nikonovich, she loves horses since childhood and always dreamed of her own stable, today in her domain... there are 11 horses , this little handsome pony, dimka. this

breed is actually a miniature draft horse. worker, these are very hardy horses, and they were bred for very hard work. these horses pulled cars with coal out of the mine. hard labor and they were treated very poorly. therefore, these cute horses often have a very bad character, correct them. it can be more difficult than even with a large heavy truck, but our dima, of course , is an exception, though dimochka, of course, dima is good, tell me, it’s difficult to control. what impossible, let's try, hold the left and right reins, calmly hold the reins, evenly stretched, the horse will walk exactly straight, if we need to turn, we pull a little, pull the desired reins, left or right, towards us, and the horse begins to turn, and if you stop, you need to pull both reins evenly and keep them strictly

taut, the horse will stand, life is completely... subordinated to these beautiful creatures, it nurtures and cherishes them, and of course, instills a love for horses around others, i adore them, this is my love , this is my soul, well agree, you even came for the first time, touched and the smile does not leave your face, this is really a special energy and very fantastic animals, well, let's go, let's meet the others, of course, after such a spectacular meeting, i, of course, can’t wait. to get acquainted with the other inhabitants of this estate, almost from the threshold i was met by a delightful handsome man, this is a sable, this is a stallion of the oryol trotter breed, the breed is considered the pride of russia, a national treasure, this breed was bred for riding in carriages, why is it that the trotting breed is capable of trotting quickly for a long time, and

this is a very valuable quality for a carriage horse. because when a horse gallops into a carriage, the carriage, just like the horse , gallops like a frog, you get sick worse than with seasickness, when the horse trots, the carriage rolls smoothly, and this is a very valuable quality, i heard that horses are called therapists, is this what they are approached with? and you know, i would say that we, city residents, need hypotherapy now, everyone, regardless of diagnosis. that's why that even after touching a horse, you have already arrived completely different, yes, now you communicate with them, stroke them, look at them, you relax, you get pleasure and satisfaction, and this has a beneficial effect on all our organs of the system. hippotherapy, a method of rehabilitation through

therapeutic horse riding, has been known since the times of ancient greece, but it began to be widely used only half a century ago. a horse is truly an excellent healer, and today there is a lot of evidence of this. yes, there are a lot of such cases, and - god grant that yes, these horses succeeded in doing things that sometimes doctors could not. not only cerebral palsy, any, but, motor disorders, cuts, and, postoperative conditions, they get a very good effect from hypotherapy, but for... the recovery of post-stroke patients, this effect is also based on what i said, the horse passes on its motor functions and restores lost functions of a person and his abilities, someone comes to the horses for therapy, someone will learn horse riding skills, in any case there will be excellent emotions

guaranteed, i was told that i would ride on a cheesecake. only i don’t see the slide yet, well, let’s see , i definitely didn’t expect this, it looks like i’m in for a non-standard horse ride today, i really recommend it to everyone, this is winter fun, light, cool! on such a wonderful, positive note, we end our journey through the endless expanses of the buddha-koshelevsky district, build your routes with us, enjoy the beauty of belarus and the hospitality of wonderful people, see you next week.

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“i can’t imagine my life without high-speed internet, an electric scooter and coffee in the morning on the terrace of a coffee shop, lat machiata, every week i will try to understand why more and more people are changing life in the city to the village. he grew up in belovezhskaya moreover, received higher education in minsk, but could not stay in the capital. returning to the pushcha, he took up hunting, photo hunting, what? it came out of this, we’ll find out today, hello , hello, my name is vasya, i ’m alexander, sasha, it’s very nice, usually on various internet sites, when they want to rent out a house at an expensive and interesting price, they write

next to belovezhskaya pushcha, literally 3 minutes walk to belovezhskaya pushcha, you have belovezhskaya pushcha right here in the yard, how far is it, well, just meters away, so that yes it is opposite the house, here the forest and swamp begin. and then, after a kilometer , a protected area begins, that is, a national park. by and large , belovezhskaya pushcha is already 20 meters from the house , it won’t be closer, but closer - just start living in belovezhskaya pushcha itself, it’s very cool, very cool, what kind of house is this, where did you get it from, i bought this house he got it from a forester, it’s been 10 years already, he graduated from the belarusian state technological university, and returned, that is, to his homeland to work at the national one. and i don’t know, an idea came to me, i need to buy one for myself some kind of house so that there would be no people there, that is, some kind of abandoned village, what year was the house i recognized from the house somewhere there

, built post-war, probably fifty-sixth, yeah, fifty-seventh year, so well, then go ahead we will make a small announcement with you - today is our day, today we will walk through real swamps, so through the swamp, which is near the house, which is again twenty meters away here, so we will compete. photo hunting, you are engaged in photo hunting, it is clear that if we are very lucky, maybe we we’ll be able to photograph something moving, but even if we’re unlucky, we’ll just compete to see who takes the best photo, right, but let’s start with a tour of the house, okay , please come in, what’s changed here since the purchase, 10 years ago, how this house was inside, everything changed here , in fact, because well, you see that you liked the wood, because wood is a really natural material, unfortunately, people used to build wooden houses, all this wood was covered with three layers of wallpaper, paints, i had to redo everything inside, yeah, then there are walls, a floor, a ceiling, all of this has been redone,

well, that is, wooden, that is, without any painting, so that it is, as i understand it, from what remains only the stove, and everything, everything else, is our own, what are they called hands, well, and the windows, probably yes , yes, the windows are still there too, the double-glazed windows are gone, what is there, what room are we in now, is this a bedroom, yes, probably yes, here... now i see , two, three, sofa, uh-huh, yes, these are sleeping places, so what else is there in the house, what rooms, kitchen and shower room, shower room, toilet, and four people can comfortably sleep here, four people, very cool, anyone can contact alexander, move into this house, experience, so to speak, village life, from entertainment, excursions around the pushcha, a walk through the swamps, photo safari, why?

this is not the village where collective farm tractors drive there, there is some kind of this, here in the pushcha the villages are absorbed by wild nature, that is, if you sit here, for example, at a certain time there by the fire, yes, there will be deer roaring here, there or in the morning you wake up, and for you, well, some rare owl will fly in and scream near your house, or it actually nests here, that is , you understand, that is, as if the main message from the wild, that is, because, well, it’s like

living next to ... real nature, that is , and then you feel part of it, which is true, it’s true, walking through alexander’s site it becomes clear that there is wild nature around you, our program will not be enough if i start listing only the birds that live 20 m from alexander's house. what is the area of ​​the plot here? you? the area of ​​the plot, well, this is all with an old fence, somewhere around 22 acres, 22 or 25, as usual in the village. there’s a 25-acre house that’s behind us, and i saw another private building, what a tree-liner, yeah, but i hope it’s not a secret, how much a house like that costs, in general, a person will be inspired, they’ll take a look, plus or minus so well, this house was bought 10 years ago, then the prices were different, then it cost there , i don’t know, 3.00 dollars, for example, but now nothing has changed, it costs even more, because the demand in belarus is still, well,

at home in the village, you know, there after. yes, something is possible, what was here, now in front of us is a fence, beautiful, well-groomed like that, well, there is enough lawn, space, there is a lot of free space, what was here when you first bought this plot, well, nothing here it wasn’t, everything was exactly in that zone where there were various buildings near the house, because it doesn’t matter, well, how people lived before, it was poor, of course, there - this owner of the house was some kind of tractor driver,

his wife there's a teacher there, so what? this there are old garages full of spare parts from old motorcycles, there are some chicken coops there, well, it was all destroyed, knocked down, well , it was already rotten, it was all being burned, that is, dismantled. not far from alexander’s house there are two more buildings, and a little further there is an abandoned old house, a house that no one goes to. we’ll talk about how it happened that the houses near the pushcha are empty, and what to do about it, a little later, now we’ll come back to the story of our hero.

you come from a neighboring village, no, i actually come from a farmstead, which is in the center of the pushcha, wow you, my whole childhood passed, that is, in the middle of the forest, my father was a forester, and well, at first, that is , the first years of my life passed in general, that is, there are 10 houses, and this is a village, a farm in the middle of the forest, that is, and then - when after some... at that time they sent him further, well, to some other forestry, it was even cooler there, three houses on the edge of the river, that’s how my whole childhood passed, you know, why i stayed. you actually came from there, that is , there was life, i’m just trying to understand this line of your life, you were born, can you to say, then you moved a little further, but it was still a farm, it was still nature, the north was more dense, you studied there, well , school, i mean, and after that you entered minsk, yes, you studied for 5 years , and returned to the pushcha, this is my childhood, now it’s clear why even after studying and...