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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.
Schichepschin. Ancient Violin of Adygea
Some hair of a purebred fast horse, trunk of a dried tree and magical hands of a master, here's a recipe of creation of schichepschin, an ancient violin of Adygea. The sound of this instrument is endowed with magical mystical features, it's believed to alleviate pain, console soul and impedes slyness and boasting. Not without reason that schichepschin was taken away from home only rolled in a special fabric, for they feared that evil spirits will deprive the instrument of its magic sound. In ancient time they marched into battle and danced to the sound of the schichepschin. Today this instrument experiences second birth. Traditional national music and it's contemporary arrangements in film «Schichepschin. Ancient Violin of Adygea».
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Schichepschin. Ancient Violin of Adygea
In search of the black stork
The Bryansk Forest Reserve, a small corner of untouched Russian wilderness, is home to thousand-year-old trees and many rare animal species. In the Bryansk Forest’s impenetrable thickets you can find birds believed by many to be almost mythological —- few people have seen black storks and ornithologists themselves consider a meeting with such feathered creatures to be one of great luck. In order to build their nests black storks chose the deepest and nearly impassable places. For mankind, reaching such places is no simple feat, and sometimes completely impossible. It is this quality which helps the Bryansk Forest to keep its many wild secrets. RTG TV presenter Igor Maximenko learned this for himself when he set out on a photo-safari to capture the elusive black stork on film in the wild thickets of the reserve.
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