Lake in Miadzel'
Lake in Miadzel'
A stork ("busel" in Belarusian) is considered to bring happiness
The field
Typical landscape
Hey, campers, you
can camp just about anywhere and that's still for free in Belarus. That's one of the
disappearing wonders of socialism :) What I like about Belarusian woods is that you can lie
down in the grass and sleep like a baby - no poison ivy, no poisonous insects.
Some snakes are poisonous but they are rare. I haven't seen a tick in
my life there! And you won't be driving on a road in between barbed wire fences
like you often do in US. You
can stop anywhere and camp - it's free. Only Sweden of all industrial capitalist
countries has the same law.
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