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Fishing in the Estuaries of Primorsko-Akhtarsk
The city Primorsko-Akhtarsk boasts a unique location in the southern part of Russia on the coast of the Sea of Azov, and is surrounded by estuaries. These estuaries form when rivers overflow and can either run into the sea or remain separate. Because of this, Primorsko-Akhtarsk is home to many types of both sea and river fish. Thanks to its diverse waters, the city has long been famous for its great fishing. Russian Travel Guide host Denis Golovko found this out for himself. On his journey he skillfully caught a pike, improvised by using a fake dragonfly as bait and smoked Azov-Black Sea herring on the bank of one of the estuary banks of Primorsko-Akhtarsk.
The fountains of Moscow
Fountains provide cities with freshness and joy. The architecture of squares and parks, with their appearance, is vitalized and enhanced with yet more colors and facets. People long ago noticed that fountains are capable of bringing harmony to man's environment. These artificial springs were created in ancient states and in the ancient civilizations of the East. In modern cities, fountains act as centers of attention, sometimes becoming architectural dominants. This film studies the history of Moscow's fountains.
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The fountains of Moscow
Giants of The Arctic
On the territory of St. Petersburg there are major wharves and enterprises where naval vessels, submarines and civilian ships are built. For three centuries, they’ve been setting the pace for shipbuilding in Russia. Their creators are rightfully regarded as innovators in the sector. The Baltic Shipyard was founded in 1856. Since then, it’s been rightfully linked to the word “first” in numerous contexts. It was from its slipway at the beginning of the 20th century that the first Russian ice-breaker was launched. In the old factory workshops and a century later, giants such as these have been built. Today, however, their unique qualities can already compete on a global scale. The construction of a new series of Arctic giants in a film by RTG TV.
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