Breeding roses is not as difficult a task as many imagine. With minimal effort growing roses is possible even in cold climates.
Winding rose will grow up striving for the light. They need support because they have no tendrils to cling to itself. Curly shoots of roses grow in the horizontal direction. It is on these branches the buds appear. Shoots can be strengthened in a horizontal position, if you tie them to a support such as a fence. For the rose gardens with arches and walls suitable variety Zephirine Drouhin, which produces large, fragrant flowers and a few sharp stems.




This small truck, the shape and size similar to a conventional car, differs from it in that it has two wheels and tipping body. Its other feature is as follows: the chassis is constructed using metal corners 30×30 and 25×25 mm (previously frame old bed).
For those who do not have the skills in doing the carving, but wants to make a product decorated with a simple pattern, it may be advisable to start with the manufacture of the original frame for the photo.


In the folk tale “the Fox, the hare and the rooster” says: “Fox has built himself a hut of ice from snow and ice, and honey – bast, of sturdy twigs Yes dostochek…”.

Among the means of self-defense e-treskovye device (ASH) – not in last place, especially the strength of psychological impact on criminals. However, the costs are considerable, which encourages radio Amateurs to create homemade analogues (detailed material about it see, for example, in No. 5,’99 the magazine “modelist-Konstruktor”.
Concluding which lasted a quarter of a century the history of the cruisers of the “new generation”, it is appropriate to think about “what would happen if…”. Sense for the main “if” is easy to guess: the absence of artificial restrictions of the Washington and London treaties that led to all countries to create their ships in a very rigid framework, especially in displacement. As we have seen, although not twins they were not, but the choice of artillery of the main caliber was almost automatic: eight inches for a “heavy” “Washington” units and six for their “light” counterparts.