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венедиктов

живой гвоздь

журавлева

одна журавлева

ольга журавлева

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Hello everyone, a living nail at your service

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program 1 my name is Olga Zhuravleva,

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everything is planned today as

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usual,

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while I was walking here I was thinking about the fact that it turns

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out that there are people who, how to

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say, never go for walks, just to go for

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a walk, I suddenly realized that

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this This is my favorite

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pastime: walking, especially

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in the summer, in the summer, now is the best

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time for this, when every week

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something new is blooming, listening to birds,

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for example, and I already told you on the

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telegram channel that I set myself up to

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identify birds by voice, I now

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know what lives around it’s so

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interesting it turns out that in a big city there

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live a lot of birds, besides there are

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crows and jackdaws, pigeons and sparrows which

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we usually somehow recognize a huge

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number of birds all these warblers all these

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black-headed note all these

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numerous blackbirds there are variations of them

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many different woodpeckers many rooks

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even different that is, there is an ordinary

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nightingale, there are all sorts of extraordinary ones, in

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general there is a lot of everything, but there are people

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who don’t go for a walk, just

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just for a walk,

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please tell me

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what category you belong to, that is, you

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go out there on the street or anywhere for

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some purpose only if you

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go how to spend time, then

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meet friends there, fry kebabs,

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fish there, pick mushrooms, but in

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general, something specific, some kind of goal, but

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just walk and look at the trees and the

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sky and the water, you don’t go

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fall into some category of those

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who goes just to look at the

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world around them? By the way, in the city you can

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also look at houses if there is some

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unattractive area, and plus nature,

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to the water, just sit there, I don’t know, on the

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banks of a river, a pond or something, and

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observe what life is like there by the way

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- such ducks live there now, if

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they live, and so on, do you just want to go to the

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park for the purpose of

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eating cotton candy there again, watching

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some event, taking

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part in some ningi video,

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just walking around if

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you are for you know this especially that

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for you this is some kind of wildness, why why

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walk around, some kind of stupidity, just

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walking around aimlessly, tell me and

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it would be advisable, of course, to indicate again your

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age and where you come from, maybe some kind of

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sociology of us will be formed from this, it’s just

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interesting, I suddenly started

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thinking

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Valery Karpin 60 years old born in Kiev

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my mother was born in Kiev my grandmother

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was born in Kiev tell me I let him in that I

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forgot the Nobel Peace Prize in Kiev no

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Valery I completely agree with you unfortunately

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yes I forgot a lot of things Maria writes boor but

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apparently not there apparently

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this is the most It’s this very forgetfulness that

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pineapples are bringing everyone under the monastery of

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Lviv in 1971, the future of Ukraine is clear, a

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European civilized country with

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cultivated territory, who do you

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think is the near future of Russia, thank you

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Dmitry dear, I can’t tell you about the

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near future, but the most

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immediate

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strengthening of everything that is just now it has been

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intensifying for the last few years, I would

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say

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intensifying everything and bringing everything to the point of

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absurdity, I hope that everything will be much

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faster than it was under Soviet

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rule and when the absurdity already outweighs all

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conceivable limits, a new

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kind of new life will begin, but how many years it

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will take me, unfortunately I don’t know, but in general this is

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approximately how I

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imagine it, I have a day today,

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so again there’s a lot of interesting things and

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again a lot of fascinating pictures of

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all sorts of allusions, associations and everything

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else, in any case, I had an idea for

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today’s anniversary, I’ll

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start right away from the hero of the day, the biography of Ben

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Johnson looks quite extensive,

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even in the Russian Wikipedia there is such a detailed,

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seemingly large article, but almost in the under

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every information of the monk it is written that everything that is

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doubtfully legendary is not accurate in the

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English Wikipedia, maybe

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something is stated more meaningfully, but

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nevertheless be that as it may, first of all, with

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his nickname of Shakespeare, if you, for example,

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saw the film Orlando, then in my opinion there is

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some poet, but during the period the poet

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Orlando is just interested in Orlando and

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Ben Johnson is mentioned there,

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although he goes to another poet, as far as I

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remember in guests, but be that as it may,

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understand the playwright of the actor is also a

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mason’s apprentice and a warrior, he fought, he was in

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prison, he didn’t do much, but in our

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Wikipedia it is written that he was a

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bricklayer and was this somehow caused him

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some damage and because he has a

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father He died early and his mother married a

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mason, and therefore he was a

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mason’s apprentice and, in general,

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actually did a little work and this somehow

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transferred him to another category, but

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nevertheless he managed to get a

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pretty decent education, but we do

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n’t know that about Shakespeare

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it is known about Ben Johnson, he was born on June 11,

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1572 in Westminster, so today

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he is four hundred and fifty years old,

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imagine moving on to the

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next Englishman, also very

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outstanding, very

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famous, he is an English

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landscape painter, a romantic landscape painter, he is a landscape painter, as

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it were, and a

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romantic in one in one person, a

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romantic school, so to speak, a style of

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painting, John Constable,

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to write, he loved his native places most of all, he

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was born in the Soviet Union, but among

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his works there are portraits of religious subjects,

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but by the way, he was bored to paint a portrait,

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now we will see a picture,

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this is just his favorite landscape but that it

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depicts not his native places but the

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maestro and please put us at number 1

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yes this is exactly it and he once stopped by she spent

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the winter in London there in the summer respectively at

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home somewhere in the dog chewed but

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guests came to find the hood it was decided

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before they came to visit they needed to go to the dacha, roughly

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speaking, to their friend in Salisbury, and in

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fact, the picture that we

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decided to show you today

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depicts the same Beletsky sauce as

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they wrote, wrote to us and said

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Salisbury Cathedral, the

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famous spire, and this is this

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beautiful canvas

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he really liked the local beauty and

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this is one of his most famous

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works, the cathedral in Salisbury,

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today is the birthday of the outstanding

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Russian publicist and literary

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critic Vissarion Belinsky, now we will

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also see his portrait, he was born

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in Sveaborg in

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1811 and only 37 forty years have passed on

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the eighth, he died of

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severe consumption, remembered by many

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generations of Soviet schoolchildren,

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naturally, what Belinsky said about

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what the Perrinskys said about this, this

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was definitely already mentioned in the essay

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and somehow quoted, but the

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main thing, of course, is this letter to Gogol,

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this is Gogol’s letter to Belinsky,

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Belinsky’s letter to Gogol, this same sacred work,

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amateurs, was even

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published in detail in one of the issues

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last year or the year before,

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frantic to write, Vissarion just wrote

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in this very famous letter, he

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wrote to Russia a lot of things, he described there are

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such common quotes and here is one of them

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I tell you I quote it, that is, Russia

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is a terrible spectacle

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of a country where there are not only no

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guarantees for the individual, the honor of his

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property, but there is not even police

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order, but there are only huge

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corporations of various official thieves and

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robbers.

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Still, he was an amazing man and an

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amazing thinker, but at the same time he I

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also adored the old lady, she adored the guillotine,

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she even wrote that he would have sentenced the king of France

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to death three times, but in general it

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was enough to be so bloodthirsty and

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frantic, but his thoughts about Russia

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still bother many people. By the way, I think

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that in the near future they will ban it, as

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this is all leading to this 11 June, the

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German composer and conductor Richard

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Strauss was born, it is very important, now we will also

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show him a portrait, this is not at all the

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Strauss that you first of all imagine about yourself,

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there was a whole family,

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these are the king of waltzes, these are all the

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lush mustaches, this is Richard Strauss,

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who was late a romantic who

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can already be said to be a composer of the 20th century the

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second round of Salome Der Rosenkavalier

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famous many more ballets and

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Diaghilev and there Nijinsky Nijinsky

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danced a

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composition by Richard Strauss in general with such

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teaching an outstanding composer was

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born on the same day the Soviet

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conductor Vasily not Balusters the Soviet

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composer Vissarion Shebalin both both

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People's Artists of the RSFSR It’s just that somehow not

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everyone agrees with Shebalina, I’m not afraid, and in

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1895, on this day, a sharp

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state idea was born, the goal was a member of the Central Election Commission of the party for

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some time, Marshal of the Soviet Union

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Nikolai Bulganin, and for some time

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because he was deprived of the Marseilles

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title, this also happens and in 1906

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in Moscow on this day the

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All-Union radio announcer Olga Vysotskaya was born,

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we also have a picture that’s very

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atmospheric,

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I’m just saying red-handed personal

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reasons interesting interesting Olga

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Vysotskaya

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she worked at the microphone as

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Wikipedia tells us for 60 years but that’s not only

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the broadcast of the central radio and

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television, she started with morning

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exercises, by the way, saying this,

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hello comrades, and

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in the news the news from brought there and the entire

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broadcast of congresses and Olga Sergeevna

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was also the voice of Moscow exact time,

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you know when we called as children on the

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phone and

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number one hundred and there, it means that such a beautiful

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female voice said the exact time

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14:00, well, something like that, 22

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minutes, well, 16 hours 8 minutes in this

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case, and she was also the main

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announcer of the Filevskaya and Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya

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lines of the Moscow metro, that is, already

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until the two thousandths and even there on

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Kaluga-Rizhskaya until 2004 the

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voice of Olga Vysotskaya sounded, now the recordings have already

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been replaced with other voices are stored in

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archives and the recordings and in the picture

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we saw, apparently one of such

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recordings there is a male and female damn one

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from the class

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but the next next hero, too,

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I have a portrait of such a not quite

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expected fifth number of the maestro please

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1910 on this day Jacques-Yves Cousteau was born

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explorer of the world's oceans photographer

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director author of books and films commander of the

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honorary order of the Legion of Honor member of the

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French Academy

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inventor together with Emil

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Galliano we gaga nyan and scuba diving you

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know this very well, but

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what’s also interesting is that by the way,

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there are

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absolutely amazing stories about him about

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how he really was not a good

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person, a bastard, we most often remember him

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in a red cap and

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already very much grown up let’s say

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I’ll give it to those very elderly, but in

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this photo that I chose, he

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also looks a little like Gorodnitsky’s very slaughter,

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although Gorodnitsky, to be honest,

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was much more beautiful in his youth,

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especially his young years, he bites about, too,

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I must say, very impressive in

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1939, June 11, here she is now there will be the

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next picture, a three-time

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Formula 1 champion was born, he is a Scottish

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racing driver, which is very clearly visible from the

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picture, especially since his

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last name is Jackie Stewart, his helmet

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was always marked with Scottish cardboard,

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which we see in this one, we see

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this picture, the truth is this

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the royal stewart can be said to be on the

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helmet and later on he is somehow an

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elderly jackie stewart appears somewhere

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very often he has a cap on his head also

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in some kind of traditional

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Scottish tartini, these are

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actually beautiful beautiful

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this absolutely legendary man he came to

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Moscow here he is, Sergei Sanchin, a

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rebel, they remember there was a photograph, he was not

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photographed with Jackie Stewart, and

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in his office for a long time this

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photo with

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Jackie, erased, hung in his office, by the way, in sixty-

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four, on the same day,

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the pilot was born, still the same formula 1 Jeanne

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Lady, but he Unfortunately, it was not at all

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so successful, in my opinion, he

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competed in a Ferrari, if I’m not confusing anything now,

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but somehow it didn’t

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work out very well for him with success.

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In 1959, Hillary was born on this day,

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now there will also be the most interesting

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pictures of the seventh and then immediately the eighth

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was born in the lore of whom we remembered very well

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as Dr. House and his

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portraits also hung everywhere, but we

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almost forgot him as Bertie Wooster,

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and now as Bertie, I

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love him especially tenderly, of course it was

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wonderful, absolutely

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Bertie Wooster, and we, you and I

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saw and

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he is an old friend of Stephen Fry and a comrade

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like this, you can tell the youth of the Fry and

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Laurie show, you can also still watch it

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somewhere on YouTube, but

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imagine, this is already quite an adult

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man,

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he was seriously involved in

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rowing, he even almost made it to the Olympics

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80 didn’t go his time but wasn’t taken away

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he plays the piano guitar

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harmonica saxophone writes books one of

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and one of his detectives was translated into

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Russian came out so very so

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perky I would say a

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jack of all trades but at the same time a Commander of the

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Order of the British Empire so you

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understand and in the photo with the

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princes, as I understand it, or in general with

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some outstanding representative of the

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royal royal family, he is already

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so handsome, not at all, not Dr.

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House, not Bertie Wooster, absolutely slandered,

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remember how they always said you’re a

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drone, Bertie, well, he just ate yelling

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not at all a drone, an

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extremely active person, by the way, he

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made a wonderful film about the blues,

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also with a lot of music, a lot of what such a

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drive, in general, one of my favorites,

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you can’t even tell the actors, he’s generally a

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man-orchestra, just like Stephen Fry,

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today we can celebrate the birthday of the

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pianist Denis Matsueva biathletes

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Ekaterina Yuryeva and football players Wagner

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Lava bogner love remember this and the

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Belarusian singer Dmitry the sorcerer and I

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hope I’m putting the emphasis correctly, well,

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because he’s a sorcerer already at the Euro, after all, he did

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n’t help, and I think that our

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dear spectators from Minsk included

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Yulia from Minsk, our

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favorite administrator probably knows

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this author on the same day in 1770,

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James Cook, according to some sources, discovered a

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large barrier reef off the coast of

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Australia in 1901 the Cook Islands were

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declared part of New Zealand, everything is

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somehow tied to June 11, 65 of

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Queen Elizabeth awarded the Order of the

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British Empire to the

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musicians of the Beatles group, but you know

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this story, but Queen Elizabeth was

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still the same, who just recently

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celebrated her

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75th anniversary before her reign of 70 70

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years of reign, the

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film was released in 1982,

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Spielberg's film Alien Go,

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remember this before wonderful and in 90 the second

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year, now we will see another

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picture, a very important picture for many,

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it will cause some kind of nostalgia, I

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think it was

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done in the second year in Russia, a

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voucher privatization program was adopted, remember

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many people had such things, I think I

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even had them in their hands didn’t hold it, but

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nevertheless, the word voucher then had a

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very specific meaning, this

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privatization check, only it was called a

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voucher, a voucher was sold there, bought

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something was done with them, someone even

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built some kind of business for it, and someone just stayed as it was

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in general somewhere, it may have been erased in books

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or is still in the documents,

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today is the All-Russian Day

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of Multiple Sclerosis, by the way, this is a very

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serious serious problem and a

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very serious disease, which if you don’t

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know,

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today may be a reason to find out, read

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and what - to know something about this

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in more detail because quite often

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it happens that people do not realize that it is

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multiple sclerosis that is starting

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and they delay the onset of treatment for a very long time,

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let’s say so, although of course

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the treatment is not very successful

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and ultimately completely can’t

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be cured in Europe the day of rose wine

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I think it’s a very cute name for

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today Alexander Alexander Andrey has

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it on Maria Fedot’s bow and if they have a

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birthday somewhere nearby and if

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they consider today to be their dear

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name day and today is also the birthday of

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our dear collegium of the presenter of the

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program on the echo of Moscow and on the living

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carnation Loya Helga as a lawyer and we

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also injected very, very

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congratulations, this is what today looks like

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today, by the way, it’s not for nothing that I

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remembered about our Queen Elizabeth,

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we have a shocking amateur, by the way, there is a

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book about queen and and you can also buy it,

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please come in our op.

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amateur media and look at what

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magical, wonderful and amazing books there are

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because as you know, it really

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supports us and in general makes us happy,

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to be honest, it’s wonderful when a person

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can buy a good book and

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we have already chosen the best for you

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and laid it out as best as

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possible in more detail there is still Henry

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Kissinger world order but this is for

00:18:47

fans of this kind but here is or hare 2

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queen of the world there are quite a lot of them you can

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buy Robert and Hartman's book so come

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in there is still Akunin left I also highly

00:18:58

recommend

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the book between Asia and Europe if

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the Russian state you are 3 to

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Boris Godunov and

00:19:05

some other, there is some other Akunin

00:19:09

I just came across now I do

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n’t see it anymore, maybe it’s already

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over, there’s also Peter Ackroyd from

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history from the history of England in its various

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fragments and the

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rebellious age and revolution and all this is still

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there I also see book 2 Admiral Ushakov and

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Nakhimov of the historical memory of Vladimir

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Lapin, you can also look at the book of the

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general history of world civilization by

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Herbert Wells, this is exactly the

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most interesting thing, the general history of everything I

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remember there was once a book, for example,

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the world history of salt, it would seem,

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God, what a melancholy, but no it was

00:19:50

very exciting, okay, we’re coming back,

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it’s a pity that it’s a pity that it’s a pity to be alone all the time,

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no, Alexander Egorov, I won’t be a deputy,

00:20:00

but they say I’ll add a word for m

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Weller, Mikhail

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represents his position very well, he doesn’t

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need anyone or any

00:20:10

interlocutors and in general if he wants, he

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chooses those interlocutors that you

00:20:15

arrange, he is completely unrestricted in

00:20:18

access to you, so I won’t do

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anything for him for saying

00:20:23

hello to the people of the chateau from the village, I hope

00:20:27

or dan really I’m not always alone

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this is true Maria x to absolutely here and

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so who else do we have here, let’s

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tell me you love

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aimless walks with the

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sole purpose of enjoying

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nature and perhaps company, it’s very

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important by the way who you walk with because

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a walk alone is one thing, but a walk

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with a good person is

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completely different writes please

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delete idiots something like deleted

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as far as I am yes yes yes the idiots have already deleted

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everything is fine don’t worry Valentina

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everything will be fine

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so Uncle Lyosha I welcome you too then they are

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walking for the purpose of walking

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only children or migrant workers first of all

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Alexey dear I am the one a person who

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walks in order to walk in order to

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walk breathe watch listen to

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birds be

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interested in what trees are like what

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blooms how it smells in general what is around

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meet new some

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new stories all the time because on

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a walk there is always some surprising

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story of a squirrel suddenly you will come out in

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suit mode, then someone else 100

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some kind of mouse with a stripe on the back, then

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some other funny creatures, not to

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mention the dogs that also go to the

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park for a walk, but not

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only so, as for the arbor

00:22:00

time ghast or better off they are written with a

00:22:03

because or byte

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so I like to listen to birds while walking in a pine

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forest Raoul yes yes but you know the more

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heterogeneous the forest the more

00:22:16

amazing birds there are so Tehran Yalta

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Potsdam

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[music]

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listen have to an touareg I think

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you are like- then he very cunningly

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pushed a lot of woodpeckers Artem Biryukov writes to us

00:22:32

in every sense Artyom I agree

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with you there are a lot of woodpeckers but a real motley one

00:22:38

with red caps and various other

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funny details they are absolutely

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absolutely beautiful they make a lot of

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sounds and generally

00:22:48

fuss and when you see them up close

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they are very interesting to watch

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Alexey the reason why walking in winter is cleaner and there are

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fewer people because of the cold there is something to

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think about when walking, by the way Alexey

00:23:01

thinking while walking is also great but in

00:23:03

winter before winter it’s great to walk but just

00:23:05

because of the cold and it turns out that by three It’s

00:23:07

rarely possible to go out for an hour because

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you’re still freezing little by little, and if

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you dress very seriously, as if you’re going on a

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serious expedition, then it’s

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a little hard to walk because of all these

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fur and other warm things, so a

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huge hello from the USA, Sanya Suga writes to us,

00:23:26

how cute it is, shortened to Sanya’s website

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writes

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like this Maria is boorish no no don’t quarrel with

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Alexander and Egorov he blurted out something in the heat of the moment

00:23:40

don’t pay attention I have

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n’t seen sparrows in America for a long time

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Nikolay maybe there are

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some other sparrows by the way

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sometimes we are just

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careless we consider all of them to be sparrows or

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nightingales, but there are a

00:24:05

huge number of small birds with seemingly not very bright colors, and there is

00:24:08

also, excuse me, sexual dimorphism in these

00:24:10

same birds, sometimes you can clearly recognize,

00:24:14

for example, the male by color and appearance,

00:24:16

but you will not recognize the female at all,

00:24:18

although this is only one species and birds since

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your life changed after February 4th,

00:24:25

what did you experience when you learned about this attack,

00:24:27

everyone is interested too, and Dmitry is alive,

00:24:29

71 years old, well, my life changed dramatically

00:24:32

after February 24th and I realized that

00:24:35

this would happen, I understood it will be closer to

00:24:37

February 24 so if it’s

00:24:38

with the phone in which I had

00:24:41

a telegram and where I read all this perfectly and

00:24:42

read it in the morning, sat and just gave it out

00:24:44

without stopping for an hour, probably

00:24:48

because I, well, well, everything was

00:24:50

clear,

00:24:51

obvious, and everything from then on, life

00:24:55

has changed.

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Irina 62 Moscow I just go for a

00:24:59

walk, this is completely wrong

00:25:02

by the way, migrant workers whom you so

00:25:04

disparagingly wrote that they are

00:25:07

like children, meaningless all sorts of walks,

00:25:09

they very often don’t know what ours is like,

00:25:13

but in yours, and in ours, here’s in my mine

00:25:17

parts of Moscow and quite often when you

00:25:19

walk around the courtyards, I have a

00:25:20

lot of courtyards with houses from the late

00:25:23

forties to the early fifties, built,

00:25:26

they are very cozy, they are very green, there are

00:25:28

usually some kind of flower beds and

00:25:30

all that, there are sports grounds, they

00:25:32

usually play on the sports fields

00:25:35

Toms volleyball, something else, they

00:25:38

probably don’t play pioneer ball anymore, but

00:25:40

our housing and communal services employees play, let’s

00:25:45

say, young, healthy, physically

00:25:48

strong guys who develop there,

00:25:52

break into teams, play, teach a

00:25:54

lot of them there usually, and it

00:25:56

seems like yard sport is

00:25:59

wonderful not only do some of them

00:26:01

ride bicycles all the time due to

00:26:03

natural relationship reasons, they work as

00:26:04

couriers there or something else, and

00:26:06

because they can’t buy a car,

00:26:08

I want to tell you that they look

00:26:10

much wiser and sportier than

00:26:13

domestic local youth, let’s put it

00:26:16

this way

00:26:18

I mainly meet Russian youth

00:26:20

on walks in the

00:26:22

bushes where they make a fire or

00:26:23

listen to some terrible music or

00:26:27

eat and drink something and leave behind

00:26:29

garbage, but that’s how you put it

00:26:32

migrant workers on it somehow but they They also

00:26:35

go out on such picnics,

00:26:38

but not so often, but they do sports,

00:26:42

as it turns out, much more often Dmitry, 43

00:26:45

years old, there is a forest a kilometer from home in winter,

00:26:47

we often go just for a walk, the winter forest

00:26:49

is beautiful, I absolutely agree with you,

00:26:51

we go with our neighbor, their wives are not interested, they

00:26:54

quickly ask to go home it begins,

00:26:56

you know, this is a terrible, just a terrible

00:26:59

discrepancy, you can sell your whole life, it’s

00:27:02

time to sit around and go outside

00:27:06

only to the shops for work

00:27:09

if your interests don’t coincide and go

00:27:12

low, this is of course very

00:27:14

sad, by the way, when my daughter was

00:27:17

little, I was everything time thought God, but

00:27:20

this thing of time is running out, so I need to

00:27:22

spend all my time somewhere there, often for

00:27:24

two hours, I need to spend two hours on the street,

00:27:26

the child needs to walk the floor, it’s known

00:27:28

especially in a stroller when the child and Cieszyn

00:27:30

don’t care,

00:27:31

but I went there, listened to something, and listened to music.

00:27:34

there, too, I ran laps around the park, but in

00:27:36

general it was not very exciting,

00:27:39

and then while the little child

00:27:41

finds it too high to walk, he goes for a

00:27:44

walk to the playground where there are swings and a

00:27:46

sandbox, that’s all, but there I also

00:27:50

found something to do, now of course

00:27:52

we’re here with my daughter, including just

00:27:55

wandering around the not very distant

00:27:58

surroundings, looking at houses,

00:28:00

looking at the sunset yesterday, we saw off the sunset,

00:28:02

it was very nice and very beautiful, there is a

00:28:06

pine forest across the road, but there are no

00:28:08

explosive objects,

00:28:10

Kiev, I understand Valery, now yes,

00:28:13

things are difficult for you now, we live in the forest, birds,

00:28:17

hares squirrels deer coyotes Mikha well, it’s clear

00:28:21

Sanya Saga I’m

00:28:22

probably in Alaska in general everything is

00:28:26

different I go to work like going for a walk

00:28:30

to work like going to a holiday by

00:28:31

the way, right now I also

00:28:33

can’t say that this is really work

00:28:35

but I come to a living nail and just like

00:28:38

when it got warmer and stopped

00:28:41

pouring in a lot of liquid mud, in some places

00:28:43

it became especially pleasant to walk, yes yes

00:28:47

yes the place from the metro here is very nice,

00:28:52

you can walk, although instead of the

00:28:54

constant repairs it can be quite

00:28:56

stressful, I walk alone writes Alex

00:28:59

Mickey and tiansky about five kilometers

00:29:01

on the weekend my wife at work walks all day at

00:29:03

night there is no strength not to leave, yes,

00:29:05

but there are still options for walking, of course,

00:29:09

because if there are any, they are

00:29:11

landscaped with parquet with paths, and then there are also

00:29:14

bicycles and scooters and so

00:29:17

on so take your wife, put her in the

00:29:20

cart, you know how children in Germany are

00:29:22

sometimes fastened to a bicycle and they are

00:29:24

like this or just carry such a

00:29:26

cart, just like, well, not a stroller,

00:29:30

just a low tele cart in which

00:29:32

children are put if they

00:29:34

if they get tired of walking like this and

00:29:39

2 liter route you can coordinate

00:29:41

to the point of unpredictability Vladlen, that’s the

00:29:43

question: you can walk without

00:29:47

additional burdens, but you just

00:29:50

came out and the sun is nice, so green

00:29:53

courtyards of old houses so that the arch made of

00:29:55

tree branches is perfect for walking,

00:29:57

I agree, and there are also cats there, there are also all sorts of

00:30:01

interesting stories for children again, the flowerbeds

00:30:04

told me this longer, a lovely story

00:30:07

when

00:30:08

she, too, was walking with someone and

00:30:12

stopped in front of some custom that was being

00:30:14

poured there by some tree

00:30:17

that didn’t bloom, so

00:30:20

sometimes it’s even more difficult to decide by the leaves there

00:30:22

and what - they were

00:30:23

wondering what this is, it seems like it looks like

00:30:25

it looks like that

00:30:27

woman passing by immediately

00:30:29

told what it was when they

00:30:31

imprisoned him, how many of them are here in general, but in

00:30:35

general, he gave a short Wikipedia

00:30:37

certificate and went on his way, it’s very

00:30:39

cool in In this sense, walks are very

00:30:41

enriching, the

00:30:43

guys played with a sword, we don’t

00:30:45

always walk with my husband, well done, so we

00:30:48

too, I also want deer in the forest and I

00:30:52

only have raspberries and strawberries, writes Helen

00:30:54

mans, well, you know, not everyone gets deer

00:30:57

sometimes, by the way, this is a city

00:31:00

habit

00:31:01

the idea that oh little animal it’s

00:31:04

like you feel like you’re in an ambush, but

00:31:07

if suddenly you find yourself far from the city

00:31:09

and the animal

00:31:11

is not a

00:31:12

dog or a squirrel, but for example a moose and

00:31:15

God forbid a bear, then you should behave

00:31:19

completely differently, you shouldn’t try

00:31:21

pet, feed by hand,

00:31:24

so you have to be attentive somehow during the

00:31:27

pandemic, Natalya began to go for walks, writes Natalya,

00:31:29

our Novosibirsk academic campus is very

00:31:31

green in winter, on skis you can drive up and

00:31:33

tee, and I like to go to Kaliningrad

00:31:35

Zelenogradsky to go there along the sea

00:31:37

for a walk oh Natalya now you’re

00:31:39

stepping right on me a very favorite

00:31:41

pet peeve is walking along the sea, yes it’s true,

00:31:46

if all the times I’ve

00:31:50

been I’ve vacationed on all sorts of seas,

00:31:53

it’s such a thrill when in the evening you’re already there, it doesn’t

00:31:56

matter whether it’s hot there and during the day or not,

00:31:58

when you can just walk along the sea

00:32:00

if there’s a path, a path is there at least

00:32:02

some opportunity or just a

00:32:04

good enough good shore to

00:32:07

just go

00:32:09

also subscription it’s hard to go far,

00:32:13

it’s just some kind of I don’t know,

00:32:17

incomparable pleasure for me, although

00:32:19

yes, and his AIDS is good, let’s

00:32:21

say nothing like that and

00:32:25

they’re burning like Mongolia, no one knows what’s

00:32:27

going on there, but why are Rexie and us

00:32:29

reporting, we now know everything about Gaia,

00:32:32

Alexey wrote a long time ago, he rented an

00:32:37

apartment in Yasenevo, he also walked through the

00:32:38

demonic park, fed squirrels, you know, in

00:32:41

Moscow there are a lot of places, a

00:32:44

lot of parks where you can walk with

00:32:45

different

00:32:47

ultimate goals, you can just

00:32:49

enjoy nature and there are such people, and you can even

00:32:52

enjoy nature so much that

00:32:53

it’s good if you don’t get lost, you probably

00:32:56

remember the story when on Elk Island

00:32:59

people

00:33:01

disappeared, just like they disappeared, well,

00:33:03

something happens to a person and

00:33:05

he becomes ill in a remote thicket they can’t find it, it

00:33:08

falls into some

00:33:10

serious forget swamp or something

00:33:11

else,

00:33:14

and there are some very cultivated

00:33:17

parks, but large ones too, enough where there are

00:33:20

some kind of cultural program

00:33:22

there, food and palaces, and it doesn’t matter how big

00:33:26

they are historical or modern,

00:33:29

some kind of entertainment of this kind, there are

00:33:31

fountains with music and something like that, and there is

00:33:33

also just a well-kept park and

00:33:36

it’s also a great place to take a walk in Moscow, so

00:33:39

you can kind of

00:33:41

look at the map where such

00:33:44

interesting places are and set a goal to

00:33:45

visit as many parks as possible,

00:33:48

you learn a lot of new things, I really

00:33:51

liked it, in Tsaritsyno park

00:33:54

in Kolomenskoye there is also a place to turn around

00:33:57

because there are apple orchards with

00:34:00

large fruits and vegetables and there are even

00:34:03

some sunbeds and lies on which you can

00:34:05

lie down if you just want to look at

00:34:06

the sky in a great way of leisure

00:34:10

before max 53 went for a walk on patrick

00:34:13

sat on a bench looking at the water and

00:34:15

sometimes fed people from the hand to swans now

00:34:17

patrick has become such a fashionable place that it has

00:34:19

lost all its charm for me I

00:34:21

agree with you max walking on patrick and

00:34:24

now it’s somehow not like -it’s not that,

00:34:27

well, in general, many have the feeling that in

00:34:29

Moscow, but this is a huge giant

00:34:31

metropolis, you really are traveling along

00:34:34

the surface of this railway, on

00:34:37

the surface metro, so to speak, these so-

00:34:38

called diameters of the Moscow Central Circle and you see

00:34:41

absolutely endless blocks of high-rise buildings

00:34:45

that look at the railway with one

00:34:47

sideways and the other one doesn’t

00:34:49

stand very closely on top of each other and you think the voice is the path, it’s a

00:34:52

slope, what kind of well, maybe they have something

00:34:53

inside in this yard that’s not quite a well and

00:34:56

maybe there’s some kind of life there too,

00:34:58

but of

00:35:00

course it would be natural somewhere

00:35:03

somewhere- then somehow you can rest your soul, but

00:35:06

there are probably such neighborhoods, it’s

00:35:10

not that far away from large, serious green areas, and in the center there’s all that and

00:35:13

compact boulevards, by the way,

00:35:15

you can also walk and have

00:35:17

fun and so much of everything there is not

00:35:18

crowded with this Moscow city

00:35:20

activities, I’ll call them that because

00:35:22

there’s an endless amount of something to build,

00:35:25

everything must be in lights, everything must

00:35:26

sparkle there endlessly in the winter,

00:35:28

sometimes you drive along the boulevard when you took a taxi

00:35:31

to work on the occasion of a pandemic, then

00:35:36

you drive along the boulevard and it’s just

00:35:38

all in the lights there and without knowing, the birds must

00:35:41

have gone crazy because it’s not day or

00:35:43

night, everything sparkles and sparkles all the time,

00:35:46

so you have to choose

00:35:49

very specific places to walk in the center, it’s

00:35:51

definitely not Patrick on Ivanovo Hill,

00:35:54

you can walk, but it’s also advisable

00:35:57

weekdays some day where when there are not

00:35:59

a lot of people around and at

00:36:03

least as I write I love women and just

00:36:05

walking and even where it’s beautiful this is

00:36:09

really good

00:36:11

so I’ll sew a suit with a tint and in Yalta well I

00:36:15

laughed too you can take a walk

00:36:18

Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo lived

00:36:21

engineer Andreev is writing next to me, I want to report to you,

00:36:22

dear engineer Andreev, that

00:36:24

Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo is being renovated again

00:36:26

for this occasion, but there are prospects that

00:36:29

the estate will be repaired, well, I mean, these are the

00:36:34

manor buildings that they still have

00:36:35

n’t been able to sort out since the beginning of the 20th

00:36:39

century, literally, that is, there after

00:36:41

the revolution, even now, it seems like they

00:36:44

are going to put them in order,

00:36:45

restore the greenhouse there and in this

00:36:48

small park close to the house and all that,

00:36:51

but since the rest of the park is also being

00:36:53

put in order again, it was not so

00:36:55

long ago that they put the broods there, cleaned them,

00:36:57

did something else, yes and your

00:37:00

lighting paths and there is a toilet and I don’t know

00:37:02

everything was there, but now you

00:37:04

apparently want to bring it to some

00:37:05

incredible perfection, so there are

00:37:07

paths, you can enter the park, but

00:37:09

most of the paths are fenced off with

00:37:11

these repair panels and some

00:37:14

of them are simply dug up Communications

00:37:16

are changing there and of course it’s all very sad,

00:37:20

well, in general, everyone who walks in Bitsa

00:37:24

Park will still find it, no, they will

00:37:26

find everyone, oh my God, it’s clear in Bitsa

00:37:29

Park, New Bitsa Park, they will find it over

00:37:31

time, not right away, so

00:37:35

come everyone to St. Petersburg, here everything is in

00:37:38

anthills yes yes, I like to walk

00:37:42

through the old city and turn into a passing

00:37:44

cafe with large windows, observed by

00:37:46

passers-by and everyone that comes into

00:37:47

view, Alice, you know that’s why I

00:37:50

also especially love summer, that you can sit

00:37:53

on the street, you can sit in a

00:37:56

coffee shop in a cafe, but you can always sit down in the

00:37:59

open air and and

00:38:02

somehow really just observing

00:38:05

life, there a person realized something

00:38:07

strange, here people are dressed somehow funny

00:38:09

and here is someone singing and here is someone a dog and

00:38:12

here is someone quarreling here is someone speaks

00:38:14

on the phone in an incomprehensible language, well, in

00:38:16

general, it’s interesting that

00:38:20

in Moscow there is a river instead of a sea-ocean,

00:38:23

Vasily, how trivial is this besides the

00:38:26

Moscow River, we also have the

00:38:28

Moscow-Volga canal, we have a port, we have

00:38:31

two stations, northern and southern, we belong to 2

00:38:35

2 ports, northern and southern,

00:38:37

we have a northern river station, which is extremely

00:38:42

decorated in

00:38:44

recent years, after it was renovated

00:38:46

and it acquired such a fleur greetings from

00:38:50

1937, so well, on the one hand

00:38:53

it’s very nice, beautiful and everything is so

00:38:55

polished on the other side, of course,

00:38:57

a chill runs through the gate, but next to the same

00:39:01

northern river station, a park has been put in

00:39:03

order, again to the same

00:39:05

conversation, where are the

00:39:07

big old trees, where are the beautiful ones, there are

00:39:10

some flower beds, clearings, everything in the world is there,

00:39:13

but it’s so let’s say quite lively

00:39:16

if you cross way, well, there will be

00:39:20

another park, the Friendship Park, and you

00:39:22

can also spend some time there,

00:39:25

so not not not only the sea-ocean, but there are

00:39:29

ponds, there are as many ponds in Moscow as you want,

00:39:31

and here, too, there is a

00:39:33

canal

00:39:35

and the Khimki reservoir, and in

00:39:38

general there is also such water

00:39:41

spaces and promenades, so there is

00:39:47

something nice to look at, you can go for a

00:39:50

walk along the locks, they are also

00:39:51

very strong, after all, it

00:39:54

was built in 1936-37, so the

00:39:58

aesthetics are appropriate, you can

00:40:01

admire it

00:40:03

so well so

00:40:06

so

00:40:08

I liked Moscow until the betrayal

00:40:11

happened, it hurts my heart

00:40:13

listen and you have to look for it, you have to look for

00:40:17

places

00:40:18

if you really want to, yes you have to

00:40:21

look for places where nothing puts pressure

00:40:25

on the psyche, I said that if possible,

00:40:29

you know, bizarre Allen, I don’t care where it’s

00:40:32

scary, what’s scary there, that is, you

00:40:35

can’t walk without adrenaline, but then

00:40:38

try

00:40:39

putting on rollerblades too or get on a

00:40:41

unicycle and ride along the highway,

00:40:43

adrenaline really doesn’t know for how

00:40:47

long

00:40:49

[music]

00:40:51

Olga can work as a guide for

00:40:53

interesting walks, I took a walk by the way,

00:40:55

Sergey, they don’t work as a guide for

00:40:56

interesting walks, although that’s probably an

00:40:59

option too tions of them of my

00:41:02

personality invite them to Avito sign up

00:41:05

people and for a little money they

00:41:09

will take you to some favorite new

00:41:11

places but

00:41:13

but in fact in Moscow there is a

00:41:16

huge number of tour guides of the most

00:41:20

diverse kind, there is Maria Survillo,

00:41:22

absolutely wonderful there is but of those

00:41:25

together I know from yahoo, let’s say

00:41:27

there are still a lot of people

00:41:30

who lead

00:41:31

special thematic excursions

00:41:34

dedicated to literature there and to some

00:41:37

specific writer dedicated to

00:41:39

specific not just some historical

00:41:42

eras, there are excursions to the

00:41:45

famous Moscow cemetery, excuse me,

00:41:47

but Novodevichy not a bit, there is something to

00:41:49

see obviously and with there, too,

00:41:51

in general, it could be such a

00:41:52

nice walk, I even remember

00:41:56

that we could go for a walk

00:41:57

just in the center along the boulevards somewhere,

00:41:59

we had some kind of approach and at almost

00:42:03

every point, at every interesting place,

00:42:05

Yermolov’s house was there for a long time and there’s something else there,

00:42:07

people are standing surrounded, but that is, there’s a

00:42:11

man or

00:42:13

woman standing there and

00:42:15

surrounded by groups of 6 from six to

00:42:18

fifteen people telling something, there are

00:42:20

always excursions everywhere,

00:42:22

so if you’re interested in taking a walk with something like that in mind,

00:42:25

take a look on the Internet

00:42:28

and you will probably find some kind of

00:42:31

excursion in St. Petersburg, it seems to me the same

00:42:33

thing, to the point that sometimes you walk along

00:42:36

Nevsky Prospect and there is a man standing there

00:42:38

talking about what

00:42:41

windows are around there, what kind of things are there, so and

00:42:45

so in the restaurant there are weeping willows who

00:42:50

like to walk Mowgli, why are you going to a restaurant

00:42:53

and walking is boring there is nothing to breathe music is

00:42:56

always unpleasant there only to eat

00:42:58

if suddenly so well

00:43:04

again write to the residents of Ukraine it is

00:43:06

especially nice to hear this so that it is

00:43:09

impossible to talk all the time about

00:43:11

how everything is lost, we will all die and

00:43:15

and it’s a shame, it’s a shame to go to the store, it’s a shame

00:43:19

to eat, it’s a shame to comb one’s hair, it’s a shame to

00:43:22

dress because people live in

00:43:24

such terrible conditions, not all of Ukraine

00:43:26

now, fortunately, lives in such

00:43:29

conditions and there, too, they reproach each other

00:43:32

like, here we are suffering and you and you something

00:43:35

you relaxed there, you stop reproaching

00:43:38

each other, and if there are any, this is

00:43:40

by the way, speaking of the

00:43:42

economic situation, because

00:43:46

in the current conditions, how can I say, they are

00:43:49

rich and varied, and stories about

00:43:52

how you can miraculously go to Rome

00:43:54

and what to see there now would sound

00:43:56

strange agree, yes, that’s why now we are

00:44:00

talking about the most economical

00:44:03

possible tours, but because the check

00:44:05

still has to go somewhere, not just

00:44:09

splash out, but somehow

00:44:10

switch, it’s impossible, only

00:44:13

Georgy Satarov is absolutely right when he

00:44:16

says that everyone should paint your own

00:44:17

fence, but driving yourself into a complete

00:44:20

frenzy also seems unproductive to me;

00:44:23

it wo

00:44:25

n’t make anyone any better,

00:44:27

so I noticed Alice writes that I used to

00:44:30

look more at my feet while walking, but

00:44:32

now I’m interested in all the people, buildings,

00:44:34

transport, yes, you know, sometimes it

00:44:36

seems to me that it’s

00:44:38

good to remember all this because

00:44:41

now you’re walking and my God, such

00:44:45

joy, yesterday we stood around the blooming

00:44:47

viburnum 1 you know, it blooms so beautifully with

00:44:49

wreaths like flowers on the edge of the rosette and

00:44:55

somehow I don’t know, it does

00:44:58

n’t last very long, now the viburnum is blooming

00:45:00

not only in the field near the stream

00:45:02

there are quite diverse and richly

00:45:06

blooming lilacs, well, we have in

00:45:08

this situation at this time and

00:45:10

this summer, which began a little

00:45:13

late yesterday, for example, we

00:45:14

met lilies of the valley in bloom, that in general there is a

00:45:16

bright May, such greetings from long ago they I

00:45:18

would just be a fool and

00:45:21

what else is this, I somehow want to

00:45:23

absorb and remember that life will never

00:45:26

happen,

00:45:27

no one stops and

00:45:30

we will probably see many things next I will

00:45:32

crush not soon for various reasons, not

00:45:35

only for socio-political and

00:45:38

military but simply well, all sorts of

00:45:41

circumstances happen in life, and therefore,

00:45:43

if you can now remember how

00:45:45

beautiful lilac smells, how wonderfully the

00:45:48

birds sing, and even the glory of which we

00:45:51

call the qualifier ordinary, it is

00:45:55

absolutely beautiful and now, for

00:45:57

example, I happily remember

00:46:00

that I was there, I was really

00:46:02

lucky here I’ve been to different countries

00:46:04

and even there we always walked a lot with whomever

00:46:06

I went a lot walked a lot

00:46:08

looked a lot we haven’t seen yet of course

00:46:10

not all museums are there and

00:46:13

not all interesting places were explored there in the same

00:46:15

Prague or Paris or Rome or wherever then,

00:46:18

but what a blessing that I had it

00:46:21

inside, you understand, and these walks

00:46:25

that I’m asking about are a very

00:46:26

important thing for me, that’s when the anthropologist

00:46:29

Drobyshevsky

00:46:31

talks about how a person is prone to

00:46:35

excess of some things, to things

00:46:38

that do not simply provide him here is

00:46:40

survival and to some beautiful

00:46:43

interesting thing he has such a nervous system

00:46:45

he has such a big brain so

00:46:47

comrades there is nothing you can do about a

00:46:49

brain that is too big and a nervous system that is too complex

00:46:52

we cannot be satisfied with just

00:46:54

such simple

00:46:58

things we need a lot we are not enough

00:47:01

just eat a piece of bread on the newspaper

00:47:04

there with a piece of herring and

00:47:06

we will absolutely not die of hunger, but we need something

00:47:09

else to make it somehow richer and more

00:47:12

interesting by the way,

00:47:16

Alice, looking at your step while walking is

00:47:17

also a useful thing because every

00:47:19

time I once again look at some

00:47:22

interesting bird there, and of course I immediately

00:47:24

hit a root with my foot and with

00:47:28

fruit here he tells me that look at your feet,

00:47:30

well, how can you look at your feet

00:47:31

when there is a sky when there is still a lot of

00:47:34

everything

00:47:36

like a unicycle circus bear

00:47:39

but why is it that some people even

00:47:41

manage to do

00:47:43

this, but you definitely need to take a tour of

00:47:46

Moscow Alex Mitinsky, did you

00:47:47

imagine such a tour of Moscow, a

00:47:49

sightseeing tour of Moscow, this is a

00:47:51

gigantic city, I can’t even

00:47:55

imagine how it’s possible in one excursion,

00:47:56

no, no, nothing, no limiting

00:48:00

Moscow, and by the way, for that matter,

00:48:04

but it is clear that in the center there are a

00:48:06

lot of excursions on the most interesting ones,

00:48:09

and certainly not in the center there are

00:48:11

excursions along the same lock of the Moscow canal, there are

00:48:15

some other special

00:48:17

hydraulic structures there, by the way,

00:48:20

not so far away I’m already one of them, and

00:48:23

by the way, there’s another river, if anything we still have the Yauza, so we

00:48:28

need to somehow

00:48:31

place it more compactly because otherwise

00:48:35

the excursions around Moscow will last a couple of

00:48:36

months, it seems to me that it’s too expensive for

00:48:40

this with before the war I really loved Kiev I

00:48:42

just loved it very simply just walk

00:48:45

in the parks especially near water bodies now

00:48:47

no I hope after the war I will return to this

00:48:49

habit Svetlana I really wish you to

00:48:51

return to this habit especially for everyone

00:48:54

and I have not been to Kiev but all my friends

00:48:56

who are in Kiev there is regularly for them

00:49:00

always this spring early

00:49:03

summer Kiev this is just this is how to

00:49:06

say this just and these flowering

00:49:09

chestnuts there are the same chestnuts in Moscow ditty trousers

00:49:12

they appeared I think they weren’t

00:49:15

in our latitudes before and they also bloom everywhere and

00:49:18

everything this is

00:49:20

all this luxury and it is nature and the

00:49:23

city that resonate so painfully with everyone

00:49:26

and that’s why Svetlana, I really

00:49:29

hope that you will definitely

00:49:31

return to peaceful habits and

00:49:34

I wish you that this happens as

00:49:37

soon as possible, don’t forget them, remember these

00:49:40

habits, there are excursions around cemeteries from

00:49:42

train stations, well, he’s also nice,

00:49:45

in general, it just seems that in

00:49:48

cemeteries it’s just dead people, but you don’t

00:49:50

have to walk and knock, you don’t go to us

00:49:52

to clean the

00:49:54

sports area of our loved ones there, in

00:49:57

fact, it’s also interesting to walk through cemeteries,

00:49:59

we’re even in school years by the way I

00:50:01

remember sometimes we went after school where you

00:50:04

wouldn’t go to some kind of no matter there

00:50:06

Donskoy Novodevichy party or something else

00:50:07

just to go and see because

00:50:10

it’s interesting and some of the

00:50:13

stones themselves are interesting some

00:50:15

inscriptions are interesting people some of

00:50:18

which about which we know something about, well,

00:50:21

yes, it’s also usually quiet there, no one rides

00:50:25

motorcycles, no one makes fires, it’s

00:50:28

very nice to take a walk on a bike

00:50:32

when there’s a timber truck nearby, too, adrenaline

00:50:34

Ekaterina, I’m very afraid

00:50:36

to ride a bike on the roadway, it’s just general

00:50:39

panic, panic, so yes I understand

00:50:42

that Malik is 37 years old, many are proposing the

00:50:46

collapse of Russia, do you agree with what they are

00:50:48

predicting, I agree, but that it is

00:50:51

possible, I admit, I admit, but as a

00:50:55

collapse, yes,

00:50:57

probably at some point, if the country

00:51:01

reaches an absolute clinch in

00:51:06

its life, they can let's say

00:51:10

separatist sentiments can start

00:51:12

simply, but it was also the Soviet Union at

00:51:14

some point, this country began

00:51:16

to fall apart simply along

00:51:17

some natural and

00:51:19

natural borders, more or less

00:51:21

natural, so

00:51:28

have fun eating food in the

00:51:31

Don, I remembered every stone, lived

00:51:34

nearby on Donskoy yes

00:51:39

so listen you

00:51:41

are agreeing on something here excursions to cemeteries

00:51:44

sponsor Russian pension fund

00:51:46

there is not such a funny thing

00:51:48

because excursions to cemeteries are

00:51:50

much cheaper than a place in a

00:51:52

cemetery you understand so the

00:51:54

pension fund is unlikely to be able to

00:51:56

sponsor a burial, but

00:51:59

excursions can be practically

00:52:00

free, there are two places where I

00:52:03

was blown away by Kochubey, writing there was a

00:52:05

feeling of the unreality of what was happening in a dream

00:52:08

Kamchatka in the area of the springs and the

00:52:10

Karakum desert, this is powerful, you took a walk,

00:52:13

I envy you, but this is great, the

00:52:19

only thing that went for a walk in the

00:52:21

cemetery was so this is at night at 3:00 to see

00:52:23

how new phosphorus comes out of the grave,

00:52:26

listen to how you in the pioneer camp told

00:52:28

each other about the rural cemetery

00:52:30

and he brought you strawberries, they

00:52:33

grow in the cemetery there is cadaveric poison, and

00:52:36

yes, and at night, of course, the

00:52:42

cemetery wounds us when we leave then for the

00:52:44

cemeteries no, rasul, I’m at the cemetery, by the way, well,

00:52:47

on my own, again, they come

00:52:49

quite regularly, but because it’s

00:52:52

those who left who can’t do

00:52:54

anything there; those who stayed, it’s

00:52:57

their responsibility, so

00:53:00

I’ve never been to Ukraine and I really regret it, I’d

00:53:03

like to pre-war Kiev and Lviv

00:53:05

Alexey, you know, I was in Lviv in 2000

00:53:08

that year, I already said a magical city,

00:53:10

it’s truly magical, I don’t know, some

00:53:14

very personal feeling

00:53:17

Alex writes to us in the meantime, I’m going

00:53:20

to Niagara in the summer, I hope to take a walk there in Canada, it’s

00:53:24

normal to walk around Canada probably

00:53:27

in Australia it’s interesting to get in the car

00:53:30

and walk with Chris from end to end, although

00:53:33

probably in the desert everything is Harker

00:53:36

Kharkov, now there is cleaning in

00:53:38

Gorky Park, there are a lot of beautiful flower beds, are you

00:53:41

serious, Ekaterina, are you just clearing yourself

00:53:43

out of Kharkov, you write great, so night

00:53:48

cutting them for me in the cemetery didn’t go to

00:53:50

become all mine are lying nearby, well, I don’t know, so

00:53:55

we are for when we finish, listen,

00:53:58

we answered a little in the direction of the

00:53:59

cemetery, the cemetery is also a great place

00:54:01

for a walk if if you are there not on business,

00:54:05

okay, I see that there are people there are people

00:54:08

who share my passion and to

00:54:10

aimless walks, but in fact

00:54:12

they have a goal, the goal is our mental

00:54:15

health, I think that, well, physical health

00:54:17

too, I think that this needs to be monitored,

00:54:19

which is what I wish for you, my name is Olga

00:54:21

Zhuravleva, thank you all bye

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