In Glubokoye, local residents created a giant inscription of the regional center from 2,000 pine trees

On the shore of Lake Beglets in Glubokoye, local residents planted 2,000 one-year-old pine trees. They arranged them in the shape of 8 letters, each reaching a height of 50 meters. The giant green inscription "Hlybokaye", covering an area of about one hectare, can now be clearly read from a bird's-eye view.

– "The letters will grow, turn green, and adorn our lake region," says Oleg Morkhat, Chairman of the District Executive Committee. – It is gratifying that the city residents supported the idea. They actively participated not only in planting the geoglyph but also in a recent colorful flash mob dedicated to the Spring and Labor Day, the 74th anniversary of the Soviet people's victory in the Great Patriotic War, the 115th anniversary of the trade union movement in Belarus, and the 605th anniversary of Glubokoye. It was beautiful, moving, and joyful.

Participants of the event, including labor veterans, representatives of public associations and trade unions, servicemen, and employees of law enforcement agencies, institutions, and organizations, lined up near the green plantings. Labor veterans were responsible for the clarity of the letter "G". Schoolchildren formed a tight circle around the letter "O", and students of the state vocational lyceum, future agronomists, stood along the outline of the letter "A".

A drone was launched into the sky so that all participants, as well as the trees, would be captured in the frame.

"Vitebskiye vesti".