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Irina Zaitseva's formula for happiness
Irina Zaitseva is one of those people that manages to do just about everything and has already accomplished a lot. She speaks several languages, has a degree, began with a career in journalism and now works in advertising. It was the skills she developed as a professional journalist that now help her to bring the images of companies to a whole new level. While working in the journalistic field, Irina achieved a lot of success and continues to do so in her new career. She also manages to balance her demanding work life with her family – a loving husband and young son. Perhaps her most valuable skills are knowing how to be happy, appreciate life and reach her goals.
A modern vacation in ancient Suzdal
The city of Suzdal, with its hilly landscapes, winding river and the ancient monuments marking the river banks, has long been a touristic hotspot. The city is a symbol of an early Russia - Suzdal celebrated its millennial almost immediately following the foundation of the Russian State. Even today Suzdal has managed to maintain its ancient charm – a quality that attracts people from all over the world. Despite its strong connection to the past, Suzdal is still a city full of modern life. RTG TV host Olga Degtyareva made a special trip to Suzdal to find out for herself just what type of holidays and activities the historic city has to offer.
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A modern vacation in ancient Suzdal
Karachay Horses
People say that Karachay horses are the best breed of climbers. It is on these creatures that people have accomplished several ascents of Europe’s highest peak – Mount Elbrus. Karachay recognised these horses as an independent breed in 1927 when they were introduced into the State Pedigree Book of Mountain Horses. Since that time the breed and its purity has been threatened in many ways. Karachay horses however, have managed to overcome these threats, maintaining a high level of endurance and quality in their work – something unique to them. These horses live in open fields all year round and in summer they climb to heights of up to 3,000 metres above sea level in search of food. RTG TV host Olga Degtyareva got to witness the proud nature of these mountain horses in this new programme.
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