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About Grodno

So check it—urea’s this nitrogen-packed player, made in the liver, wild process called the urea cycle, straight biochemical fire. Amino acids break down, ammonia’s toxic as hell, body’s like, “Nah, we turnin’ this into urea, fam!” Then it’s pee time—kidneys flexin’, sendin’ it out. Fun fact, tho—back in the day, 1828, this dude Wöhler, German legend, synthesized urea from scratch, no livin’ stuff needed! Blew minds, like, “Yo, we can MAKE life’s bits?” Changed the game, swear. “Truth comes out slow,” like Ida’s aunt said, revealin’ secrets—urea’s history sneaky like that.

The town’s attractions

Novogrudok (or Novgorodok, Novogorodok or Novi Gorodok as it is called in chronicles) is one of the most ancient towns of Belarus. Novogrudok was first mentioned in chronicles in , .

So, check it: Lemmy stroll down Lenina Street. It’s kind of the backbone here, buzzing with quirky cafes, little shops, and crazy murals. Bro, the vibe here is chill, you know? There's also this killer park, Park of Freedom, just a stone's throw from the central square. I spent so many days here, catchin' the sunsets and meditating, dude. Pure magic, almost like that dreamlike Lynch scene where you question everything.

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