Sula - The History of Belarus

My journey in Belarus continues. Do you remember, friends, that on the first day I visited Kostroma and Yaroslavl? Of course, these are also Russian cities.
Yesterday, our team was on the road all day and arrived in Minsk at midnight. Well, it can already be said that it happened today at 00:15.
At 6 o'clock in the morning, I went outside to explore the park next to the hotel. But something happened. The day before yesterday, in Yaroslavl, my camera bag fell out of my hands, and in the morning I discovered that the autofocus had stopped working. Yes, it's bad; now I have to adjust the aperture by hand, but for static objects I can do this without damage.
After breakfast, we drove to the park-Museum of the History of Belarus. I really liked this place. I told my children about it; they were in Belarus in the spring but did not go to this park. The park is located about 50 km from Minsk.

I always like windmills, but this is, of course, a fake, for beauty.
I'll tell you about the park later, when I get home.
On the very first day, I need to contact the service to resolve the issue of camera repairs. On October 7, early in the morning, I plan to go to Moscow to visit my children for a week. I'll need a camera there.
By the way, I used an 11-20mm wide-angle lens in the park today. But I already took these photos at the very end, when I was walking to the parking lot for the bus, and I used a Tamron 18-400mm lens.

I have not been to this place. The park has many facilities and this facility was located on the outskirts. Maybe it doesn't even belong to tourist sites.


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