Order is a common cause. Residents of Braslav are renovating their houses for the "Dazhynki" festival.
It is enough to walk down any street in the district center to understand that Braslav is today one of the largest construction sites. 18 million rubles of budget funds have been allocated for the preparation of the city for the regional festival of rural workers. Some organizations are improving administrative and production areas, surrounding territories, and optimizing work processes with departmental and their own funds. Individual citizens have also joined the general work bustle.
Walking, for example, along Sovetskaya Street, one involuntarily glances at the facade of a private duplex house number 133 with fresh paint. Its owners, Viktor Ivanovich Perevozkin and Tatyana Petrovna Kaminskaya, are already of retirement age, but they decided to update the exterior of the building under a shared roof with their own efforts.
According to V. Perevozkin's wife, Lidiya Stepanovna, it was time to repair the facade of the house, and the general working mood of preparation for "Dazhynki" also spurred them on. Therefore, they amicably agreed with their neighbors to buy orange paint together so that both halves of the duplex house would look equally beautiful.
"We calculated," says Lidiya Stepanovna, "how much of it we needed, and ordered it at the market. We thank the store employees for delivering a lot of the needed paint right to our home."
The son-in-law helped Perevozkin to repair the boards and remove the old faded coating with an angle grinder, and the grandson Kirill is finishing painting the facade. He is a student of the Belarusian State Academy of Communications, is currently undergoing practical training in the Braslav region, and is engaged in repairs in his free time. The husband of Tatyana Kaminskaya is working diligently on his half. Despite the age of the building and its owners, the house is turning out bright and beautiful.
Walking, for example, along Sovetskaya Street, one involuntarily glances at the facade of a private duplex house number 133 with fresh paint. Its owners, Viktor Ivanovich Perevozkin and Tatyana Petrovna Kaminskaya, are already of retirement age, but they decided to update the exterior of the building under a shared roof with their own efforts.
According to V. Perevozkin's wife, Lidiya Stepanovna, it was time to repair the facade of the house, and the general working mood of preparation for "Dazhynki" also spurred them on. Therefore, they amicably agreed with their neighbors to buy orange paint together so that both halves of the duplex house would look equally beautiful.
"We calculated," says Lidiya Stepanovna, "how much of it we needed, and ordered it at the market. We thank the store employees for delivering a lot of the needed paint right to our home."
The son-in-law helped Perevozkin to repair the boards and remove the old faded coating with an angle grinder, and the grandson Kirill is finishing painting the facade. He is a student of the Belarusian State Academy of Communications, is currently undergoing practical training in the Braslav region, and is engaged in repairs in his free time. The husband of Tatyana Kaminskaya is working diligently on his half. Despite the age of the building and its owners, the house is turning out bright and beautiful.
"Braslav Star".