On the Chukchi Ugatkyn River, is the second week of its unhurried life. Who speaks for the improvised table, next to Crane, who is trying to fish in troubled waters, who came from hunting. Over the past two days, the water level in the river had fallen to twenty centimeters, but wishing to repeat the “feat” utopia car driver, yet. He drowned too by the way its not stupidity. He was a week ago, would not climb straight ahead, and grope your Ford, quietly handing over his back. So that if anything, to be able to pull for back limber.

No luck. And the ditch, where was washed ford was too deep, and fell into her sharply, so we had an emergency escape. Would someone with a hitch, grope would wade in preload might not have happened.

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This kind of creativity is a way to store personal and family history in the form of photographs, newspaper clippings, pictures, recordings and other memorabilia detail, using a unique method of preservation and transmission of individual stories with the help of special visual and tactile methods instead of the usual story. The main idea of ​​scrapbooking – save photos and other memorabilia of any developments in the long term for future generations.

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The most interesting project, special issue of “beautiful country”, dedicated to Kiev, the city was to compare the present with what was captured in the photographs a century ago. Good, old photos in high definition is stored on the server U.S. Library of Congress and freely chosen dostupe.My dozen of the most interesting places that are even slightly it retained its recognizability, printed patterns in color and set out to compare.

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The education system in the Comoros has remained ever since the French. Schools are free, 10 classes. Teacher’s salary by local standards are very high – 200 euros, but it does not always pay. Sometimes, once in half a year. Almost all teachers have to hold second jobs to anything to make money. Since the state does not provide children in many classes in the classroom has no books, no textbooks.

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