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Tour of Kineshma
The city of Kineshma in Ivanovskaya Oblast stretches for more than 15 kilometres along the bank of the Volga River. The town’s almost thousand-year history began when the Finno-Urgic Merya tribe settled in the area. Initially Kineshma was a small fishing village, but today it is the second largest city in the region. The city’s historic architecture serves as a reminder of the great people that built Russia and Kineshma played a role in the lives of many of these outstanding cultural figures. This city on the bank of the Volga River attracted, fascinated, and inspired writers, composers and artists to do their best work. One of the city’s most important figures of all was playwright Alexander Ostrovsky, who lived in Kineshma for over 13 years. There he served in the office of the magistrate, solving disputes between peasants and landowners. These events then served as the basis of the p...
Adygea cheese
Foothills herbage of the North Caucasus has several unique properties. Cows pasturing here give special milk, flavoured and healthy. It is used to make cheese named Adygea, but it's not only a kind of cultured milk foods, but a genuine national brand. Many meals are prepared on the basis of Adygea cheese, such as koyazh and mataz. Traditions of Caucasus cuisine may be described in two words – delicious and healthy. Get recipe of good appetite, slender figure and longevity in film by RTG TV Milk Brand of Adygea.
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Adygea cheese
Double-glazing — production technology
Glass architecture helps to create the unforgettable image of the modern city. Its originality, lightness and transparency combined with high heat and sound insulation properties have made glass structures and styles popular among architects and designers all over the world. Using modern construction technology professionals can create a project of any shape or size; however they will all undoubtedly be constructed using insulated glass units. Tune in to RTG TV and find out just how the glass panels that make up the face of modern buildings are made.
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