My native land
Every
person has his or her homeplace. And he or she is confined to it. When you
leave your homeland, you miss it so much and are looking forward to coming back
home. People usually have sweet memories about the place where they were born.
Everything seems nice and special here. My homeland is my village
BolshayaOrlovka. It is a little bit of a place which is situated among the
endless steppes and picturesque plantations. Here you're away from the
hullabaloo, you can have a rest and have a good time.
The
nature in my region is splendid all year round. In winter the village is
covered with white snow. Our winters can be severe with huge snowdrifts. The
white rime sparkles on the trees, and every snowflake shines in the sun. It is
so nice to walk about the empty streets, hear the scrunch of the snow under
your feet and enjoy the freshness of the frosty air. And you can have fun
skiing, skating, playing snowballs or making a snowman.
When
spring comes, the nature awakes. Buds swell, first flowers appear. The village
is beautiful both in springwhen gardens are in bloom and in summer when they
are full of flowers and greenery. And when you come up the river, you can see
the fields covered with yellow tulips, red poppies and blue bell-flowers.
Butterflies and bugs fly about, grasshoppers jump. The air is full of freshness
and the flavour of awaken plants. You just want to be there and watch that
immense beauty.
In
autumn the nature fades out and as if for a final time it tries to show its
beauty. The leaves on the trees are purple and gold, broad-crowned oaks drop
ripe acorns. The bunches of the mountain ash and snowball tree are bright red.
I like to go for a walk in an autumn park when the foliage chirrs under my feet
and the maple leaves fly down to the ground.
Not
far from our village there is a small river Sal, we like to swim there. The
water in the river is clean and warm. In spring and summer we often spend our
weekends at the bank of the Sal or we just spend a few hours there to enjoy the
fresh air and the sweet smell of the grass.
Our
village is proud of its school with excellent teachers, clever and industrious
pupils. It is always nice, clean and cosy in our school. In the school yard
there are a lot of huge trees: fir-trees, birches, maples and mountain ashes.
There is also a sports ground where we play and have sports events.
Near
the school there is a monument to the countrymen-warriors who died in the Great
Patriotic War. Every year on 9 May we have a meeting in their honour and lay
flowers on the monument.
The
main value of our homeland is the people that live here. They are very
hardworking, many of them earn their living by ranching and crop farming. My
fellow-countrymen are kind and helpful, they do their best to make the place where
they live better.
There
is a Cultural centre in our village. All concerts and events are held here. It
is so nice to see all the villagers - from children to grown-ups - in one place.
Though
my village has no great samples of architecture and unusual buildings, I'm
proud of my home place. I want it to be clean, bloomy and cosy. I will take
care of it and do my best to make it better and nicer. Perhaps, when I grow up,
I will live in another place but this piece of land will always be my dearest homeplace.
Rivers’length ,
birches’ grace
Meadows’range ,forests’
lace
My homeplace is
a thing of which
The intellect
cannot conceive
Cottonwoods,
hight of skies
Children’s
smiles, smart blue eyes
My homeplace is
a source of pride
My love for you
I can not hide!
My Russia, my
homeplace, you’ re my life and fate
BolshayaOrlovka, you’
re my native land!
Wherever I wander,
wherever Irove
Your wealth and
your vastnessforever I love!
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