I'm still in Bratsk
Hm-m… where am I? It’s a transparent shed; it’s
called teplitsa [tep’litəsə] a greenhouse. In the north people grow such vegetables as tomatoes, cucumbers,
sweet pepper and others in greenhouses because summer is short and cool and
these vegetables have no time to mature outdoor.
Natalia’s mum’s hobby is growing tomatoes. She
reads special books, tries new sorts and discusses her success and problems with
other gardeners.
Dacha where I stay is on the shore of the Bratsk reservoir. The citizens call it “Bratsk sea” because it’s one of the largest in the world. I wandered in the water,
and found a large
root of the tree.
That day the weather was not sunny, it started
raining.
Bratsk is
surrounded by taiga (boreal coniferous forest))
and in the town there are many pine parks.
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