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the best farmers of Belarus are
marching along Pushkin Str. All of them as winners got various
presents including cars. |
a big concert hall in the open air was laid out to
host the main concerts of Dazhynki 2009 |
the palace of culture of Kobrin after the
reconstruction |
ladies in Byelorussian clothing
A concert in front of the rebuilt Raduga cinema |
the old skill to make people happy |
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in Suvorov Street that is today's
pedestrian mall of Kobrin |
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Look! Such a big snake! |
the work of the young blacksmith attracted
many guests, including the national TV. |
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scenes in Dzierzhynsky Str. |
bathing in the crowd |
the center of the town has turned into a big market! |
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 a Jewish restaurant from Pinsk
welcomes guests of the festival. Dazhynki 2009 coincided with
Rosh Hashanah this year. |
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A Jewish dance performed
by the dancers of Pinsk is the best thing to remind of Rosh
Hashanah |
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in the
Suvorov Park |
a new stage called "amphitheatre" was built here this
year |
the first performers who entered this brand
new stage were children |
Music Scool of Kobrin is another new
building |
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The first aqua park in the Brest Region was built in
Kobrin |
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the old pond looks quite new after the reconstruction |
the fountain that was built in 2009 is a nice place for children |
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glimpses of the rebuilt Kobrin |
an old house in Internatsionalnaya Str after
the recent restoration |
the monument inspired by the first chronicle record on
Kobrin near Lenin Square |
the branch of Belarusbank by Lenin Square after the
reconstruction |
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The old famous house at
the corner of Sviobody Square (former market) and Pervomaysakaya
Str. |
Pervomaiskaya Str. (former Pinsker Str.) |
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the river bank features today a riverside park that was
laid out in 2009.
A nice embankment with bridges for visitors has
dramatically changed the view of the Mukhavets River here |
some fountains in the park
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the new Ice Arena of Kobrin in the park by the river
will be open for lovers of skating and ice-hockey all year round
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the left side of Sovietskaya Str. (former Brester Str)
viewing from Svobody Square |
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viewing from Svobody Square |
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the station after the reconstruction
Farewell, Kobrin, the capital town of Dazhynki 2009! |
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