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🔴🧡🧡🧡Today we will have orange dreams in orange Suzdal. We have shown pictures of Suzdal many times, but this is a thematic color selection of traveler and photographer Andrey Belavin. But meanwhile the phrase combination of orange sky and orange song is known, probably, to all children of the Soviet Union, as it was one of the popular children's songs.
The song was written by a team of authors in 1964 especially for Irma Sokhadze, who at only 8 years old had a noticeable jazz vocal.

The song became a trademark of Irma Sokhadze, who starts every concert with this song, only modifying the lyrics to suit her age.

https://youtu.be/UbOsWoNpQfI?si=O5ARmp8-R-TI1tAw

Translation of the song in the comments 👇

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🔴 Today I invite everyone to visit an unusual place. It looks like a beautiful little house in the village of Vyritsa. But the history of this house is unusual.
A prosperous Samara peasant (according to another version he was a merchant) Ivan Alekseevich Churikov at the age of 33 years gave away all his property, put on chains and went to preach sobriety in the capital of the Russian Empire, mainly among the working peasant strata of the population. Thus appeared the most massive in our country Society of teetotallers. In 1906 Ivan Churikov built a wooden mansion on Pavlovsky Avenue in Vyritsa, which became a kind of summer residence.
To be continued in coments...

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🔴 Today I invite you to a tour of the railways of Yakutia, where an ordinary trip can bring as much emotion as a multi-day trek in the mountains.
Yakutia is the largest region of Russia, the area is comparable to the whole India. But it is very difficult and expensive to build roads in this region - there is permafrost all around.
That is why the railway is built reliably and thoroughly here. And railway stations in some places are separate sights, as, for example, the railway station in the form of yurts, traditional Yakut nomadic dwellings, in Tommot.
Having travelled only a day you can see boundless forests and wide, powerful rivers, and mountains, and even in winter it can be up to - 50!
Such an adventure will definitely be remembered for a long time!
We wish everyone good, bright, Yakut dreams!

Photo: Slava Stepanov

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