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Watermill

Watermill

Watermill

Watermill

Watermill

Watermill

Watermill

Watermill

There is a watermill in good condition on the banks of the once full-flowing Yatranka River. Locals claim that it was built in the 1830s, and the first Miller was called Leonchik. The mill's base is made of stone, and the mill itself is made of wood.

Watermill

The watermill, built in 1839, is perfectly preserved in this village. The basement of the building is made of stone, the upper floor is wooden. According to local residents, the mill was in working order until recently.

Watermill

The church and the church located in this village were destroyed by the partisans during the Second World War. The stone chapel of the church, built in the 19th century, has been preserved. A watermill made of fieldstone has been preserved in excellent condition, which they are trying to adapt to an agricultural estate. The mill was built in 1846. Another stone watermill has been preserved in ruins.

Watermill

Small decorative stone buildings have been preserved in the village, which impress with their picturesqueness and successfully harmonize with the surrounding landscape. The buildings are abandoned. The picturesque ruins of a small watermill and a huge refrigerator have been preserved from the former estate in the village.

Watermill

The mill was built of high-quality brick in 1901. The locals no longer remember who was the first owner of this mill. In Soviet times, he still worked on a collective farm, and many villagers ground grain on it. Today, the mill stands abandoned, in the middle of an impassable overgrowth. The working mechanisms and millstones are partially preserved inside.

Watermill

Watermill

"The local cemetery has preserved stone tombstones and small mounds in good condition. You can also see a lot of stone crosses here. On the bank of a small but fairly full-flowing river stands a stone watermill, which is gradually turning into an interesting tourist attraction with a small cafe and in the future with hotel rooms.', 'text', 'Zamoshye\r\n\r\nThe local cemetery has well-preserved stone tombstones and small mounds. YOU CAN ALSO SEE A LOT OF STONE CROSSES HERE. ON THE SHORE OF A SMALL

Watermill

Watermill

Watermill

Watermill

Watermill

On the bank of a small river, near the road, there is a wooden watermill of the late 19th century. Back in the 1990s, the mill was fully operational. This building is another valuable architectural monument of Belarusian wooden architecture, worthy of transfer to the museum in Strochitsy.

Kalinovsky Watermill

The watermill, built of fieldstone and brick in 1826, has been perfectly preserved. In front of the dam, erected together with the mill, a picturesque pond with banks wrapped in small forests has formed. Huge outbuildings made of stone and brick have been preserved from the estate. The hundred-year-old stocky oaks and lime trees have survived from the old park to the present day.

The Boulder

If you walk to the end of the village and, taking a little to the right, go down to a small unnamed river that flows into the Isloch, you can see a stone that looks like a huge chair. There is even a beautiful legend called the Paraski chair. Nearby, on the bank of this small river, there are probably the remains of a pagan temple, consisting also of large and small boulders.

Boulder "Bulls"

Boulder "Gomsin Stone"

Boulder "Bride's Stone"

The area around this famous boulder in the district, called the "Bride's Stone", has been neglected for a long time, but it has been improved relatively recently: bushes have been cut down, paths have been laid, and a reliable wooden staircase has been installed leading to the stone. There is also a paved path at the foot of the stone.

Boulder Moccasin

To see this stone, you need to go to the end of the village, and, taking a little to the right, go down to a small unnamed river that flows into the Isloch. There is a beautiful legend about this place called the Paraski chair. The stone actually looks like a huge chair. Nearby, on the edge of this rivulet, there are probably remnants of a pagan temple, which also consist of large and small boulders.

Boulders

It is definitely worth visiting this small village to see the huge boulders lying outside the village. Locals claim that the stones are always warm. Nearby and on boulders there are gifts in the form of sweets, cookies, sometimes money is brought. According to legend, boulders used to be much higher above the ground, but they gradually go underground.

Aviaries

Spacious enclosures for wild animals of Belovezhskaya Pushcha stretch for more than a kilometer. Approximately 20 hectares are allocated for artificial pens, where visitors to Belovezhskaya Pushcha can see roe deer, wild boars, wolves, foxes, bears and, of course, the symbol of the forest – the bison. Rare animals are also represented here: a raccoon dog and a red deer.

The Gatehouse

Resurrection Church

G G81 has been known in Russia since 1975. It's like a place. In 1854, a new wooden church was built on the site of the old Uniate church, today known as the Resurrection Church. A wooden bell tower (1865) stands nearby. On the right side of the entrance, a stone memorial column has been preserved, possibly installed in honor of the participants in the 1863-64 uprising. The synagogue building, erected in the middle of the 19th century, has been preserved.

Resurrection Church