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Vasyl Syzko.
Photoes. Copyright. July,2013.
For my sister Galina in Italy, many of my relatives and countrymen working all over the world.
The village of Boguslav is situated on the left bank of the river Samara. It is in 3 kilometers distance from the town of Pavlograd. The name of the village where I was born is interpreted literally as to praise God.
The river Samara in this place has got twisting channel, shore line of submergence, and small forest lakes and lacustrine bogs. Vast meadows, the flowers fling their fragrance all around, haystacks, the fumes of new-mown hay make the place pleasant for eyes and unforgettable. Different wild birds live in the forests and on the banks of the river and some kind of fish one can catch on the fishing rod. The villagers use small boats to boat in the rive and lakes
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| Samara river |
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| Meadows. Grass & wild flowers |
Many years ago the Samara river was a water way for trading and Cossacks' boats crossed its riversides.
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| Wild birds in the bulrush |
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| Samara. The boat |
Now the countrymen make the boats themselves to go fishing and hunting.
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| Rich crop of apricots in my garden |
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| Church (Церковный) forest with oak trees |
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| Samara. Absolute quiet and calmness |
The land is rich in soil. Hard work and weather conditions provide good crop of fruit and vergetables.
Vast valey, talents, indefatigable industry and curious character has made many Ukrainians to travel all over the world in search of a better lot.
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| Sunflower, one of the symbols of Ukraine |
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| The view of the Tserkovny forest |
You can investigate the history of the nation listening to folk songs and reading "Kobzar" by national poet Taras Shevchenko.
The pictures of the native land has always caused the nostalgia feelings among many people. They always keep the hearts warm when we remember the place of our home.
Interesting facts and notes:
http://www.bozhychi.com.ua/boguslav_ru.php - Небеса и песни Богуслава
Many years ago the Samara river was a water way for trading and Cossacks' boats crossed its riversides. 
