Belarusian towns do not cease to amaze me. After Polotsk, where recently visited, diy lamp shade certain discovery was Orsha, which recently stopped for a visit. Fairly large city in terms of living and space. And the first acquaintance with him turned out successful. Orsha met in white snow decoration, favorite diy lamp shade snow and interesting walk. Baroque Jesuit College - again mention of old Lithuania, settlement and day thing ... And that horse grazing snow in the garden near the former tuberculosis hospital :) By the way, in Orsha strange graffiti. More precisely, they do not exist at all, except for the inscriptions "Dome 2007" or other recent year. I suspect that such a transformation has occurred in urban midsummer ritual excesses. But nowhere else in Belarus I have not seen such inscriptions.
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