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Description: As parents and teachers, we are interested in good beginnings for young children. The right start in early years is an invaluable aid to the continuous unfolding of a child’s potential. Our curriculum is activity based and we believe children learn through play. We would like to offer your child a stimulating, secure and warm home away from home. Children are special and we believe in praising them for their accomplishments. Each child will be able to progress at his/her own pace, so that he/she can experiment, discover and learn. We will also try to develop their independence and confidence. We provide a learning environment with many experiences that children will investigate, represent and share.

Our loving and supportive staff respects each child’s individual capabilities and nurtures their self-esteem and creativity. Through encouraging self-expression, play and initiating choices of materials and equipment, we promote each child’s emotional, social, cognitive, language and physical development.

Our staff also sees family as partners in each child’s development and encourages ongoing communication and input.

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  537511
• Capacity:
  90
• Age Range:
  2Y TO 12Y
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  No
• Current License Issue Date:
  Dec 24, 2014
• District Office:
  Department of Children & Family Services
• District Office Phone:
  (877) 746-0829 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)

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Yew-boxwood grove. A walk through the relict forest. Monument of ancient nature. The territory of the grove was declared a protected area in 1931. Its area is 302 hectares. The grove is part of the larger Caucasian Biosphere Reserve, open to the public.

1. Asphalt road leading from Khosta to the entrance to the grove:

2. To the right of the road in the direction of the grove, you can contemplate the beautiful landscape of the Khosta River valley and the steep green slope of the opposite bank: and a legless lizard called a yellowbell:

7. Ecological and tourist routes of the yew-boxwood grove (clickable):

This post will review the walking route along the Big (5 km) and Small Ring (1.5 km). The ancient fortress was not visited.

8. On the right, after passing to the territory of the grove, there is such a toilet building:

There are no more capital toilets that are convenient for everyone on the route. There is a wooden cabin on the Big Ring.

9. We go out onto a footpath with a hard surface:

10. A walk begins in the only forest in Russia that grows in the zone of humid subtropics:

11. A very unusual type of forest for a resident of central Russia:

12. Stream:

13. The main feature of the forest in the yew-boxwood grove is moss, covering most of the trunks and branches of trees:

14. In addition to trees, moss covered rocks and stones:

15. We entered a labyrinth where a path meanders between stone walls made of layers of white limestone:

16. A limestone wall looks like a giant piece of halvah:

9000 2 17. Turn by 90 degrees:

18. Slowly ascend from the niche of the labyrinth onto the path:

19. We go to the observation deck, from which a wonderful panorama of the Khosta river valley and its surroundings opens:

20. The rock is completely covered with trees, resembling rather a giant bush:

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After the observation deck, we exit at the crossroads: if you go left, you will get to the Small Ring, if you go right, you will get to the Big Ring. We chose a more interesting option and turned right.

22. Entrance gate to the large ring:

23. The path passes under a limestone rock, beautifully surrounded by greenery:

24. Rock on the opposite bank of the Khosta:

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26. The forest is bizarre branches:

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36. Staircase and a thin stream of spring under it:

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38. White rocks:

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According to the stories of tourists who have been there, the cave is small (5-6 on either side) and not so interesting.

41. The path hangs directly over the Khosta River:

42. In this place, limestone deposits form a fairly smooth wall, rounded inward:

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45. Bridge:

Well, in the meantime, we come to another fork, where the Big and the Small ring. More precisely, at this point the hiking trail along the Big Ring ends and tourists go to the Small Ring.

46. Security booth:

We turned onto the path leading up to the left in this photo and re-passed through the section containing the labyrinth and observation deck to the first fork.

47. Another photo of the labyrinth:

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50. Finally, at the first fork, turn left and get to the Small Ring:

51. Here, unlike the Big Ring, there are no rocks and steep slopes, only bizarre trees:

52. The paths on the Small Ring are safe and even:

53. A tree whose trunk is extended not only vertically, but also horizontally:

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58. Moss-covered stump:

Read my other posts about Sochi:

Yew-boxwood grove. Walk along the Khosta River (June 2017).

Zmeykovsky waterfalls (June 2017).

Walk around Sochi. Part 1 (June 2017).

Walk around Sochi. Part 2 (June 2017).

Walk around the New Sochi microdistrict (June 2017).

Walk along the sea coast in Sochi (June 2017).

Walk around the city of Sochi (June 2015).

Walk around the Sochi Arboretum (June 2015).

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The construction of a cottage settlement threatens the unique meadow of the Moscow region

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“Help save a unique place in the Yakhroma Valley” – residents of the village of Il turned to the editorial office of “RG” with such a request Inskoye, Dmitrovsky district. As it turned out, it is planned to build a cottage settlement on the territory of 11.5 hectares.

To find out the circumstances of the case, the journalists of “RG” went to the place. From the steep hill on which Ilyinskoye stands, you will admire the view of the forests. Below – a wide meadow-saucer, bordered on three sides by red-yellow trees in autumn. Behind them is the bright Yakhroma. We go down a few meters along the path, on the left – the famous holy spring of the Tikhvin Mother of God and the bath. The door is open – come in. People come here not only from nearby villages, but also from Moscow, the water is healing.

A few steps to the meadow. But it is surrounded by a two-kilometer iron fence. Behind him, square pits for cottages turn black, an excavator rumbles . .. “The grove by the river has already died under the ax,” the local guides say bitterly. “And over there, on the slope, they cut a clearing for the access road. Now the slope will float.”

This is where it is planned to develop the settlement “Edelveis-Ilyinskoe” with several dozen residences in the style of alpine houses – chalets. The construction is being carried out by the Tor Stroy company, which, as follows from open sources, belongs to one of the foreign companies. By the way, another company, also of foreign origin, also tried to launch construction in these places, but failed. Not far from the new fence, the unfinished buildings of townhouses have been standing for the third year already. What can turn out for the inhabitants and nature of the new coming of the cottage?

Disaster, environmental experts say. As it turned out, back in the Soviet years, employees of the Botanical Garden of Moscow State University, commissioned by the General Plan of the GlavAPU of the Moscow Regional Executive Committee, examined a section of the Yakhroma valley on an area of ​​400 hectares (it also included the meadow of the village of Ilyinsky). And they offered to make a reserve. The territory was included in the “Cadastre of Botanical Objects in Need of Protection in the Moscow Region” and in the list of “Natural Objects Protected and in Need of Protection in the Moscow Region”. At 19In 86, it was put on the map “Valuable objects of wildlife of the Moscow region (protected and in need of protection)”.

The regime of protection of such territories assumes that no construction or reclamation work can be carried out here. Not a single builder with a shovel would have appeared near Ilyinsky now if they had brought a good deed to the end then. Due to the reorganization of ministries and departments that began during the years of perestroika, the Yakhroma Valley has not officially received the status of a specially protected zone.

Now the situation must be urgently corrected, environmentalists say. According to Alexander Shvetsov, head of the department of the Main Botanical Garden. N.V. Tsitsina RAS, the Yakhroma Valley, in addition to the unique plant species growing in it, has a landscape value, being one of the most beautiful places in the so-called “Switzerland near Moscow”. “In Europe, special laws are established to protect the endangered beauty of nature,” he says. “The European Convention, adopted in 2000, notes that landscapes are an important part of ensuring the quality of life of people, contribute to the formation of local culture. It is a basic component of natural and cultural heritage. And we sometimes treat our wealth barbarically. The construction of a small river in the Yakhroma Valley, preserved in its original form, can be one such example.”

In addition, according to Shvetsov, the nature of the Moscow region is reflected in this place, as in a mirror – you can see almost all the trees and grasses that grow in the region. Moreover, the natural complex is in the form in which it should be, that is, it has not been mutilated by man-made interference. In the Yakhroma valley, plants have been preserved that are subject to special protection and are listed in the Red Book of the Moscow Region. However, the places are rich not only in rare flowers and herbs. Let’s say that it is on the meadow, which they are going to stumble with cottages, that even common cranes fly to …

The development project of the Edelweiss village is still being developed. And it will be ready, according to customers in Tor Stroy, in a month and a half. (For the fact that there is no document agreed upon in the prescribed manner, and the work is already underway, the Federal Service for Supervision of Natural Resources has already imposed a fine on Tor Stroy.) However, the company’s plans are published on the official website. The correspondent of “RG” read them together with experts in the field of environmental management.

So, it is stated that 49 will be builthouses. If at least 5 people live in each, then the total number of the village, taking into account the attendants, will be about 300 people. With a daily consumption rate of 200 liters per person, 60,000 liters will “merge” daily. Not a lot! According to experts, one cannot do without a powerful collector that will run along the coastline. Given that the soils behave dynamically in the floodplain, the possibility of accidents and the ingress of sewage into Yakhroma, and from it into the Moscow Canal, is not ruled out. Rainbow perspective…

Developers also promise potential clients that the Yakhroma channel will be expanded up to 40 meters. The consequences could be dire, experts say. This will lead to a drop in the level of the river and loss of river flow. This means that the unique ecosystem of Yakhroma and the floodplain will be destroyed. It is also threatened by other “baits” for potential residents: for example, the arrangement of summer cafes and sports grounds on the beach … In addition, in accordance with the Water Code of the Russian Federation, it is prohibited to erect structures in a 20-meter strip along the river – a public facility – without special permission.

Read on. The creators of the village promise complete peace to the residents, for which they intend to protect them with a high wooden fence. A clear violation of the rights of other citizens (see Article 6, paragraph 8 of the Water Code of the Russian Federation). Each of us is free to choose where to swim or fish. The fence is a direct threat to the holy spring. According to experts, such an obstacle will have a bad effect on the groundwater regime. This may result in the shallowing of the source. But thousands of pilgrims a year come here with the hope of spiritual and physical healing … Isn’t it a sin to create even a potential threat to holy water?

One hope remains for the good will of the local authorities. They are able to resolve the situation, guided by common sense: stop construction and give the Yakhroma Valley the status of a specially protected natural area. Now active work has begun in the region to create oases that will help preserve the corners of nature that are melting under the onslaught of cottages. According to Igor Parkhomenko, First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Moscow Region, by 2020, 39 more specially protected natural areas of federal, regional and local significance should be added.