My favorite video yet! You know, I grew up in a village here in America, it was a small family farm and it looked just like where you were filming. Oh how I miss those days. I will tell you, the older I get, the more I want to return to those days. My parents and grandparents were alive, we worked from sun up, to sun down. We didn’t have a lot of money, but what we did have was each other, and plenty of good food. I’m in my early 50’s now, and those years living on the farm molded me into who I am today. I just retired, and my parents and grandparents are all gone now. But, I think about them all every single day at some point. The hardest thing for me was working all those years in the city. The noise, the traffic, everyone trapped doing a job they hated. But you stay because that’s all there is. I stayed just so I could have a pension one day. Now, here I am, collecting my pension but regret wasting all those years doing a job that I did just for a “false sense of security called a pension.” Isn’t that sad? Money can only buy you “things”, It can’t buy you happiness. If I could live my life over, I would live in a village somewhere and stay clear of cities. May God bless all of you young people who are reading this. I hope you find the courage to follow your heart. May the Lord Jesus bless all of you in Russia. -Stephen, Ohio U.S.A.🇺🇸

@yurisherinu6750

4 жыл бұрын

Очень тронут. Я тоже как Вы. Всё правильно. Спасибо. Из Сибири.

@oppsydippsypanda2707

4 жыл бұрын

Can't agree more, I have the same feeling wish cud rewind the time.but wats gine is gone may be only regrets are left.

@DenEz_TV

4 жыл бұрын

What touching words! Thank you Stephen, you are absolutely right, money cant buy us happiness and they wont get back our relatives. I wish you good luck and a great pension! Cheers from Penza, Russia!

@texlahomagirl9809

4 жыл бұрын

Buckeye Bushcrafter SO very well said! I absolutely agree. ❤️

@canadude2010

4 жыл бұрын

I'm 55 and not yet able to retire on an acceptable pension from my city job yet I too envy this simple but tough rural lifestyle. I hope Russians and us in the west can revive interest in our declining rural areas. Big cities suck.

Kako divna duša ruska...sve me podsjeća na moje djetinjstvo...dobri ljudi,jednostavni,skromni i ponosni...Hvala Bogu što sam naišla na ovaj uradak...Sretno Russija...Pozdrav iz HRVATSKE

This could be my grandparents village in Slovakia. What a beautiful way of life and such good people

@rekhakhaitan5867

3 жыл бұрын

Now youngsters.should change their life styles frm the city they should shift to the beautiful villages high time God bless all

@Sophialorenabenjamin

3 жыл бұрын

totally understand what you say Richard. it's like a replica of what I lived through during my childhood. is Slovakia as beautiful and pure even now? i'm sure it is but would love to know more.

@RRaucina

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sophialorenabenjamin The small villages are still alive but the populations age is advancing. The houses slowly become weekend retreats and finally the grandchild may retire there. Slovakia has incredible nature and is very much under-visited.

@Sophialorenabenjamin

3 жыл бұрын

@@RRaucina the first thought that came to my mind when I read "Slovakia has incredible nature and is very much under-visited" is this "Can I help" and can we do something about it together, atleast start to do something about it within our sphere of influence, let's discuss this if you are open.

@RRaucina

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sophialorenabenjamin I would say that the opposite action would be best: Keep Slovakia a secret for only the best friends and family. It has a huge area of nature in relation to the population and I think it best to keep it innocent of viral travel as long as possible. I went to Prague just before 1989 and had the sad experience to see it become just another neon tourist destination throughout the 90's . Good for the repressed people and economy, but the innocence was lost.

I burst laughing when they started to sing 😂. One of the videos that prove to u that happiness and peaceful life has nothing to do with money.

@harshalmeshram8504

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely right 🙂

@BoringAndrey

3 жыл бұрын

Да, так и есть

@Jesusisgod444

3 жыл бұрын

True 😊

Thank you for this video. It can be more friendly than my street here in new zealand. Beautiful villages and many good people. Many colours and much love. ❤️🌏❤️❤️ Good people everywhere will see this and smile for country living. 👍👍👍 Best wishes for simple life and good friends.

couldnt help crying at the sight of those babushkas singing...they remind me of my mom so much ...holy modest kind warm Russian folks

I am Lalsinh from India .I have been to Moscow and St. Petersberg. Russian country side is beautiful. No people in the huge land mass. Your senior aunts are really happy and interesting. Like Russian folk songs. Thanks

Russian people are so nice! I have always found them genuinely good people and this video has proven I wasn't mistaken

@JEGELSKERNORGE1

Жыл бұрын

Sadly, all the nice people are controlled by an evil government

Villages are the best place to live Nice people Clean environment Beautiful russia Greetings from india

@nyusa78

4 жыл бұрын

@White Man you're not Russian or even of any Slavic descent.

@Indusxstan

4 жыл бұрын

White Man idiot, Muslims are invading you, not Indians. They come from the Middle East and not India. India is in South Asia.

@nyusa78

4 жыл бұрын

@Jeff Boomhauer rude does not mean inhuman, so also criminals can be sophisticated too...

@Realatmx

4 жыл бұрын

@Jeff Boomhauer but why you 😡👿hate.. Wat they did with you

@stephengibson4823

4 жыл бұрын

@Jeff Boomhauer Speaking from experience?

Beautiful. Love Russia from Japan🌈

@bhupinderbhankhar7913

4 жыл бұрын

Love japan from India

@user-lo8vv1xh4p

4 жыл бұрын

Love Japan and India from Russia!!!)

@renjunagosto580

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-lo8vv1xh4p i want more friend in Russia.. Love, Philippines🇵🇭

@user-lo8vv1xh4p

4 жыл бұрын

@@renjunagosto580 I will be your friend if you want!)

@renjunagosto580

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-lo8vv1xh4p Me i add you as a friend in facebook if want..thank you so much🙂

Hey friends. Aunt Galya is turning 70 years old on October, 16! One of my subscribers from India said he's ready to send Aunt Galya a few boxes of Indian tea once he heard her story about Indian tea:) I thought it would be a great idea if she received some presents/letters for her birthday. That would really make her happy. It's going to be a surprise! I think she has no clue how many people around the world are watching her. So if you want to send her a letter with birthday wishes or a package with a present, her address is Postal/zip code: 641905, Country :Russia, Region: Kurganskaya oblast, Town: s. Dolgovskoe, Street : ul. Zvezdnaya, House Number :5 TO: Baturina Galina, so it should look like this: Address: 641905, Russia, Kurganskaya oblast, s. Dolgovskoe, ul. Zvezdnaya,5 To: Baturina Galina

@Vallinath

3 жыл бұрын

Love from India 🇮🇳

@r.subramanian6197

3 жыл бұрын

Great video

@thejake8099

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Birthday Aunt Galya 🎂 🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂

@SanjanaRanasingha

3 жыл бұрын

I sent her a package of Sri Lankan tea and some spices! Love her!

@rekreator9481

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, can you give us an update? Did she recieve presents, what was her reaction? :-)

Nice ppl greetings from Tennessee almost the same here except u can't have chickens within city limits most of ppl very kind we love the Russian village God bless them

I loved your video. Thank you. I am an American who moved to Moldova (former Soviet Union republic) two years ago. My wife and I live in a village home where we grow our own crops, raise our own chickens, pick our own fruit, gather our own nuts and berries, and make our own wine. It's a simple life filled with simple pleasures. I love it.

I am 46 now. I have passed my childhood in a village of India. I did my graduation from Russia. Saint.Petersburg.I have gone to many villages of Russia. Till 1998 I was in Russia. At that time life in villages was almost same like in Northan India. Russian people r so nice and good,brave,beautifull and helping nature. I have seen soviet time there. Villages were so beautifull and so big witout any pollution .After atching this vedio I am missing my friend Sashha, Yuric and Andrey. I used to go there villages as a guset in summer vocations till 1st Sept. We enjoyed a lot. At that time Soviet Union was broke down and for a foriener it was very cheep to buy things. I remember on 4th Feb. 1994 I and Sashha went to Vill Krishk and on that day it was minus 44 degree celcius. It was Wonderfull day. Now I don't know what type of situation will be there. But life is beautifull we should enjoy it without disturbing any body. Ya lublyu vac Druzia. Ya lublyu kashdova Ruskova chalaveka ei uvazayu ot cerse. Love and regards from India. 🇮🇳

@dy3640

4 жыл бұрын

Aman Deep Chaudhary you lived in times when students from India, China and Africa were killed on monthly basis by neo nazi groups here in Russia. Lucky you Aman Chaudhary

@MilesToGo78

4 жыл бұрын

As if only north Indian village people are the only ones have helping mind. What a gross generalization? I think you never seen another part of your country itself which is south india .

@liubovnow7998

4 жыл бұрын

Love to India and Indian people.

@michiecraig3071

4 жыл бұрын

They are hated to Central Asians. uzbek,tajik etc

@abulhassan3937

4 жыл бұрын

@@MilesToGo78 he is right northern Indian villages resemble central asian , Iranian ,and Turkish and west asian villages and culture . But ,south indian are bit different.

I am glad that people still live by the nature .Organic life !!!

@user-me5vf3bq1q

2 жыл бұрын

We must all return in the natureThis is NORMAL life and not the life that we are living in the city.We are created to leave with nature.I have bought in Greece land.I have the house in the city but I will return in natureThis is my dream.

@massimomarrone640

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-me5vf3bq1q Do you know any greek property websites, I would be able to search for land to buy in Greece ? I know only few like : 'Grekodom',but it is not enough. I have been thinking about buying a land in Greece as well , despite the fact I used to live in Italy for some time , I would prefer Greece to settle down. Thanks.

@user-me5vf3bq1q

2 жыл бұрын

@@massimomarrone640 sei italiano?Se si meglio parlare in italiano.😀

@lolasmom5816

2 жыл бұрын

You don't know what "organic" truly means.

Wild strawberries! Simply indescribable. The aroma, the sweetness, the flavour -- farm strawberries are such a pale, distant version of the real thing! 🙂

Love that Russian Grandma narrating story of her past.. Soviet's village life. Still the village is very lively.. full of organic farming and natural life.

@NostalgicMem0ries

4 жыл бұрын

and she told so much truth about past and present....

@liubovnow7998

4 жыл бұрын

Hi there! Yes, totally agree. Interested in all sort of information on real, rural life of Russia as well as culture, holidays, business..pl visit Facebook page- Destined to live in Russia check it out.

My wife and I used to own a small farm in America just like your aunt's farm. Not much different than the countryside here. We raised dairy goats, chickens and turkeys. We use to milk the goats and collect eggs from the chickens on a daily basis. We even occasionally butchered a chicken or turkey for dinner. I loved my animals greatly. I hope to own a small farm again in Russia someday. This brings back good memories for me. Благодарю вас мой друг

@johnadam9762

4 жыл бұрын

As I understood that Russians do not want to farm anymore. that is why they are abandoning villages. While Russian government is giving away land, free.

@wardrm5598

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnadam9762 Perhaps more native Russians will be encouraged to take up a farming lifestyle if they see more Americans, Brits, etc. create and maintain successful, small farms in Russia. I know not all of Siberia is suited to farming but there are many places that are. It would be a shame not to homestead as many arable areas as possible. Imagine if enough people began farming these areas! Russia can easily produce more than enough food and other agricultural products to sustain her.

@DenEz_TV

4 жыл бұрын

@@wardrm5598 As a russian media say for last 2-3 years - there is no lack of many agrocultures in Russia anymore for the first time since USSR had colapsed in 1991. So, we produce a plenty of those, but many also go for export in other countries.

@wardrm5598

4 жыл бұрын

@Русское море Good to hear.

@johnwick9165

4 жыл бұрын

@Русское море I am glad to know that, and hopefully we will see documentaries soon about these new villages.

Love to see so many beautiful people, writing such thoughtful things... God bless you all 🙏

I love country life and while watching this video I was totally absorbed in it and I felt like I am also a part of this village. Low density of population, free of sound pollution, vast open fields, far from the hustle and bustles of urban life. I wish to visit this place in the near future. Thanks to the one who made this video.

I love Russia and love watching Russian movies. I think countryside everywhere is almost the same - Farms, cows, goats, chickens. Your Aunt is so right when she said that back then people were poor but they were friendly, now people have everything but they're no longer friendly.

@giggling_boatswain

4 жыл бұрын

This is 300% true. Things don't make a person better. I remember this spirit of lasting mutual assistance. All know each other and go to visit all the time. Sense of collectivism. Now everyone is in his shell - do not touch me, I do not know anything, leave me alone. Perfect turn 180 in the head of people.

@cheryllarson3434

4 жыл бұрын

@@giggling_boatswain Just as the bible says in the end of days when people call good as bad then bad as good. A complete 180 upside down. Peace and stay right with God. Follow the narrow path. God bless you.

@chandrankalavathy4166

2 жыл бұрын

I love Russia and country side

@yonkylim8247

2 жыл бұрын

Yes That's a global phenomenon : in Asia especially in Mainland China the difference of old people and young one's are striking !

Красотища то какая!🙏😊 Спокойствие и умиротворение, а закаты какие, а люди какие добрые в деревнях 👍

@8523251

4 жыл бұрын

Добрые не смотря на историческую нищету. В том и феномен и аристократизм русской деревни живущей по сути как и в каменном веке. Ничего ведь не поменялось из века в век то что их окружает

@pietrojenkins6901

4 жыл бұрын

English please ,the internet is American.

@8523251

4 жыл бұрын

@@pietrojenkins6901the internet is international дебил

@user-pp3po2lh2e

4 жыл бұрын

Ещё бы за своей территориией следили, а то всё какое-то порушенное

@Alex_Gryzunov

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-pp3po2lh2e там мало молодежи. Ремонтировать не кому.

Lovely visual experience. All good wishes and respect to aunt.

OMG.. this was such an emotional and wonderful video... it reminds me of my childhood in Norway back in the 60's. This is really one of the best videoblogs, I've ever seen.. thank you so much.

Lovely and peaceful places where matters different priorities I am not Russian but I grow up in the village (Czech Republic) it was slightly different but I felt from your video that atmosphere and soul of the village is almost same. Thanks for sharing and all the best to you and your auntie

Greetings from New York. I lived 2/3 of my life in cities. Moved to the country about 25 years ago. When I look back I always say "I wish I had been in the country all my life.". When I do go to town I can hardly wait to get out of there. Everybody racing, racing, racing. Too much of a rat race. Your video is most enjoyable. Other cultures are so interesting.

@MitzvosGolem1

3 жыл бұрын

I want out of Brooklyn now...Will move to Russia or Sweden

I love Russian village life - well it could be still saved with all its charm with some stimulus from the Govt. People in the villages are hard working simple and honest

Dziękuję za bardzo ciekawy reportaż. Wspaniała Pani o wielkim dobrym sercu i piękne kwiaty. Szkoda tego świata, żeby zniknął. Pozdrowienia z Polski dla braci i sióstr Rosjan!

Village life is beautiful regardless of country , religion and time all village people are pure

Everything is natural. Everybody is happy, village is the best place to live in

@natashka1982

4 жыл бұрын

Especially when there are no jobs anywhere and no medical help...

@thisisanevilcorp992

4 жыл бұрын

@@natashka1982 I live in a place like that, in a country called developed. There is no jobs, of-course, never had, but there is work to do, a lot. If I need to go to hospital the near one will redirect-me as usual to the city one, far away, expensive to go and come. Quality of life and freedom have no match for the city, also safety and true friendship not plastic fake people that uses others like a chewing gum. People around me is becoming fed up with our governments and super-governments imposing way of life and we are looking to Russia wilderness as a amaze, they manage to keep the spirit. Not everyone wish the last iphone or android, or a german car... but I confess I love computers. I consider my self poor, not because I don't have money or my house is old and ... but because I don't know many languages or read books ...

@alexa.davronov1537

4 жыл бұрын

Well not. it's the place to survive, not live. No medicine, no reliable transportation, not help in case of danger. No arms etc etc etc. Continuous work and complete isolation of outside world.

@alexa.davronov1537

4 жыл бұрын

@@natashka1982 Yup.

@svetazelazko5585

4 жыл бұрын

seriously? you are a romantic it seems. maybe you should go and try to live there. with their income, not with yours. in a week you'll be weeping.

Anyone else notice the size of the hands on his great Aunt? My god she has bear claws! You can tell she’s been a hard worker all her life. Cheers! Edit: her voice is so beautiful when she talks it’s like she’s singing I love it

Beautiful Russia. It's a blessing to know that we still have some beautiful and peaceful places on our planet like this nice village in Russia. God bless the Russians.

Small villages in Tennessee, Alabama, Illinois and many other states are disappearing too.Thank you for sharing your family & friends.

@rebekahmoore3570

4 жыл бұрын

Those aren’t villages lmao. They’re small towns and they’re still way more advanced than this. That’s a very rude comparison.

@dinabandhu9827

3 жыл бұрын

Hello sir 🙏 🙏 💐 💐 Love you from India 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🙏 🙏

@shafit4046

3 жыл бұрын

@@rebekahmoore3570 what are they, "small cities", "more developed"? The fact that there were no wars on the "developed" territory, or the fact that they did not lose 26 million dead in the Second world war, most of them men, or the fact that these "developed" cities were not razed to the ground by fascist bombs and shells, or the fact that these "developed" cities did not lose industry. How would they differ then? Without knowing the history of the country, you should not judge it. This is called IGNORANCE!!!

@sierrachoco5271

3 жыл бұрын

It really is a shame that many of the yester-year ways are gone. It wasn't a lonley time like it is now. Sad!

@Gunslinger_Disciple

3 жыл бұрын

@@shafit4046 Actually she's right...OUR small towns while rural and all to us, are NOTHING compared to Russian villages. There are NO villages left in America since the 1700's.

Corporate Main Stream Media is unable to do a report like this, that has so much substance and truth. It reveals more facts than any fancy analyst report.

@owand5017

4 жыл бұрын

Ernst Wiltmann Yes especially Russian media itself it is now almost all owned and controlled by the government itself

@ernstwiltmann6

4 жыл бұрын

@@owand5017 So RussianPlus is owned by the government too ?

The most beautiful lifestyle is countryside!🥰.In the middle of nature,healthy food and water!Russia is so beautiful!🥰💝

Greetings from the US. Thank you so much for giving a insight into Russian countryside.. This motivates me to visit your beautiful land..

Great video. Your aunt made a good point.. everyone has everything and yet no one knows each other. I live in a neighborhood in Arizona where all the houses look the same. There's several hundred houses around me and yet I only know a few of my neighbors.

@silver-lovinglou5695

4 жыл бұрын

@I HRIA EM Lazy, cheap, stupid, greedy builders.

@joelboy26

4 жыл бұрын

@I HRIA EM they look similar

@joelboy26

4 жыл бұрын

@@silver-lovinglou5695 yes

@joelboy26

4 жыл бұрын

@OAT351 exactly

Those women are so funny, look like they really enjoy life, wish I could spend the afternoon picking strawberries with them !

you have such a good heart...glad to see your aunt freely laugh....cheers from Indonesia

Pavlo, life was a lot simpler in the USA back in the '60s and '70s, too. Not this simple but you knew almost everybody in the town back. I remember our town had 1,500 people and s kids, we played until dark, sometimes longer. Now it's 30,000 and everybody has everything you could possibly need.

With love from an American fan. 🇺🇸🇷🇺

@pietrojenkins6901

4 жыл бұрын

That's collusion with Russia.

@willtheperson7224

4 жыл бұрын

@@pietrojenkins6901 Hehe

@texlahomagirl9809

4 жыл бұрын

Me too! Love this channel! ❤️😎

@milaswent801

4 жыл бұрын

With love from Germany.

@lanhuong-xo7ec

4 жыл бұрын

from the world

I'm a russian guy, but I love this channel and I also like this countryside type of video! Russia has so many beautiful places with good and warm people living there. All their food is natural. Many russian emigrants-vlogers who lives in the West nowadays tell that people there do not even know how milk really tastes, because almost everything at grocery stores is grown up artifically and has no flavour, although it should have. These rural people eat healthy, breath fresh air everyday and work hard. So it is a life everyone should and could live. This world needs to slow down from a perpetual contest. So, welcome to Russia! :)

@DenEz_TV

3 жыл бұрын

@@alizeynalov8211 Try watching Different Russia channel

Thanks Russian Plus. Nice video of simple people, and a simple place. Simple and beautiful.

What you have done here is really important. It’s documenting a special way of life that’s being lost. This is happening in many parts of the world. Here in Somerset, England many small farms have disappeared. Wealthy people move to the villages and local younger generations have to move to the towns and cities as there is no work and houses have become so expensive. A really interesting and enjoyable video, thank you.

I really like your videos. I live in the suburbs of Metro Detroit and where your aunt lives looks just like going up north into the country in Michigan where I'm from. Please keep the videos coming you have a very interesting blend so many different types of videos. All the best. By the way you have quite a few people here around me that I've gotten to start watching your videos here in Bloomfield Hills Michigan

@RussianPlus

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Who could have guessed people are watching me in Michigan !

@aa-ng4ot

4 жыл бұрын

Lol! Im in Michigan too. Madison Heights. 😁. First time watching his video. Just subscribed!

@tammybrennan9506

4 жыл бұрын

aa ~ I started watching a week ago,, only 1 time I was told the Evil United States started over 240 wars & are killers & ect,, I’m still watching from Clinton Township 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@bruceklmichigan9535

4 жыл бұрын

@@tammybrennan9506 there really good video's. Always been fascinated with Russia and its culture/people. The video about his aunt reminded me up being up in Glennie just north of have. A lot of my family were from the East Tawas area and quite a few still live there.

@bruceklmichigan9535

4 жыл бұрын

@@RussianPlus you have quite a few people in Michigan USA watching. Your hometown has intrested me for a while. If you could do a video on the jobs and key business's that hff ave helped it to keep expanding like it is today (as well as show some of the newer high rise buildings) that would make a great video. All the best with your future videos brother, keep them coming please.

Hello there! I m from Romania, and all what I saw in this video it is happend also in Romanian villages. The people life in the village of your grandaunt it is just like the life of my grandmother. She is allso living in a village. It is exactly same, with domestic animals around the house, poor infrastucture and a loyal dog. When I ask about her past, always she tell me ,, than was better,,. The villages was full of life, people had more cattles, more sheeps and goats and they woke up early in the morning to prepare the food. It is exactly same! I wish to your grandaunt all the best and also to you because this video remembered me about my grandparents. Thank you very much!

@JM-nt4bb

4 жыл бұрын

Sint Romin Ardelean Plecat din tara din 1975 Din 1979 sint in Canada WESTUL este SODOMA si GOMORA Estul Europei ( special tarile Ortodoxe ) ar fi bine daca sar asocia Resul Catolice sint Marionetele Vaticanului si Westului

@JM-nt4bb

4 жыл бұрын

Si eu sint MARIS

Such a beautiful village and lovely people. Good music, well shot and a very nice commentary. Loved to watch till the end.

4:27 I hope you are able to tell the lady that lives in the pink house that her hollyhocks are GORGEOUS! What a delightful vision: Red and pink hollyhocks against a pink house with a wooden picket fence. Joy! I live in Florida, USA.

Thank you for showing. Just recently, a beloved Russian friend went to the countryside for a short vacation. I can't wait to see the photos from that. But now, I already have an idea through your lovely video. Thanks once again.

i love this video , i was in the military when the cold war was on in the 70s and 80s and wondered what Russia was like . they were the unofficial enemy at that time . i always wondered back then if they were like us and i see no difference but the language. the people are good people down to earth like everyone else . Russia is such a beautiful country , i love the small villages and people there . i love the simple life ,quiet peaceful and relaxing . i wish that governments would stop the bull sh*t and get along . you have a great place to explore . i love your country the people and god bless you all . i would love so much to see this part of Russia. thanks for showing me the true Russia , the real people and the beauty that is there . thank you so much .

thank you for this amazing video! you have definitely brought some memories back!

Just keep visiting them whenever u could , look at the happiness on their face.

Russia is one of the best countries I've seen I went to Russia a year ago and people there can't speak English but there are so helpful, I love Russia from Bangladesh ❤️

@zuzudernegger9721

4 жыл бұрын

They say Russia is like Bangladesh but with snow.

@liubovnow7998

4 жыл бұрын

Hi there! Yes, totally agree. Interested in all sort of information on real, rural life of Russia as well as culture, holidays, business..pl visit Facebook page- Destined to live in Russia check it out.

Really love Russia. Years ago, I visited some remote areas of Russia. The land and forest of Russia is really amazing. So expansive and peaceful with friendly people. They look cold, but when you need help, they will come to you without any doubt. I hope I can go to this beautiful county again in the near future. Love from Shanghai.

@liubovnow7998

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your warm words! Yes, come visit Russia again.

After my retirement here in US, i am moving to countryside of Latvia. I stayed there 18 months and I'm in love with that land

@sunilshamnur

3 жыл бұрын

Here in India, we do fear about taking such decisions.

Thank you for sharing this. I really enjoyed it.

Simply Beautiful, was even too short, thanks you buddy. French from Kazakhstan

Wonderful !!! Same is in Serbia. Hugs for your Auunt! Love for Mother Russia! Thank you for this amazing video!

@bhaveshmer2010

4 жыл бұрын

Right jay hind

@australia3094

4 жыл бұрын

💖💖🌹🌹

@rahulkhadse-patil7546

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

It’s really nice to a village in Russia.. it’s always good to know about people and their lives, homes, relations. That’s the real world. I love to travel and know people in various countries but since the pandemic it’s not possible right now so I watch videos like this. It was indeed a pleasure to see the Russian village life

I loved this so much! thank you for the insight! I enjoyed this very much

Love Russia ❤.I'm from Serbia. Grandpa my hasbend is Russian. Krasnodarsi kraj.

@KiranRaj-sq6pb

4 жыл бұрын

😍

@subhashbhartiya3703

4 жыл бұрын

Hallo. Can you give some information about Serbia ?

@salamahmed3996

4 жыл бұрын

Radica Acimovic God bless Serbia and always remember.. Kosovo is Serbia.

@user-lo8vv1xh4p

4 жыл бұрын

Hello, thanks from Krasnodar!!!I was born and live now here!!!)

@marcsmith6651

4 жыл бұрын

@@salamahmed3996 THAT TRAIN IS GONE.....KOSOVO IS NOT AND NEVER WILL BE AGAIN ....VOJVODINA NEXT

а люди здесь живут зажиточно и питаются натуральной здоровой пищей ...многих лет жизни!

@gleilatmialbayrro3145

3 жыл бұрын

sheerheartattack1974 nightattheopera1975 да уж , тетки внушительной комплекции , ясное дело не голодают, только дома и дворы не ухоженные, вообщем нищета несусветная, во дворе 21 век все еще печку топят, где это какой край

Hi from a tiny island in the sun - Singapore! I really enjoyed your video of the Russian countryside, the great expanses of open fields and the simple lifestyle of rural folk, far away from the madding crowds of city life. I am almost 70 but I had a few years of that simple lifestyle in the 1950s, before Singapore became the city of skyscrapers.

Your videos are so relaxing, keep them coming brother. Thank you for sharing your life.

17 лет прожил в деревне. Там работать нужно по 16 часов в сутки, иначе там делать нечего. А люди сейчас не хотят работать, вот и разбегаются.

@user-xj1fj3nv7u

4 жыл бұрын

Работали по 16 часов в сутки и жили до 90 лет!!!! А то и дольше....

@user-ub3hd4sy4e

4 жыл бұрын

Зачем людям работать бесплатно? Они же не идиоты. И у них нет запасной жизни. Разумеется, они бегут из нищей деревни. Бегут из 19 века, где нет ни больниц, ни скорой, ни пожарной, ни нормальных школ с толковыми учителями. Ничерта, по сути, нет, кроме пьянства, нищеты и бесконечно вешающихся от безнадёги людей. Я сам вырос в деревне и день, когда я оттуда уехал, был самым счастливым в моей жизни.

@user-xj1fj3nv7u

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-ub3hd4sy4e конечно....если сидеть и считать дни до отъезда, то ничего и не будет, 19 век не закончится!

@Felix1971Mig

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-xj1fj3nv7u в семьдесят лет те кто работал по 16 часов глубокие старики и им нужно молодое поколение чтобы скотину держать, а его уже нет. После семидесяти обычно куры и кролики, в крайнем случае коза, если немного сил на покосы и заготовку сена осталось. Даже кроликам сено на зиму немного нужно. Свиньи сегодня чаще всего убыточны. Корова очень много требует . Лошадь много требует и мало даёт. Овец тоже не продержишь. С огородом бы справиться после 70-ти. Так, что про 90-то в деревне - это лозунги для комсомольцев...

@igorm3561

4 жыл бұрын

Это мы испорчены временем,хотим мало работать и максимум получать.Так нас приучают.А в деревне делать нечего, если работать не умеешь и не любишь среду окружающую.Это мы нищие ,зависимы от прогресса как от наркотика.Комфорт расхолаживает.Как то один путешественник хвалился перед дикарями зажигалкой,мол смотрите,что у меня есть.На что те ему сказали примерно так : " Ты от этой вещи зависишь,потеряешь и все ,добыть огня не сможешь.А мы огонь в любое время добудим сами."И кто дикарь по сути? Вот так.И хорошо что в деревнях люди еще не перевелись.А то города многие превратились в скопище потребителей услуг.Если какой катаклизм там просто не выживешь.Природа же вылечивает.

I lived in russian for 6 years. And visited many villages, one thing I would say that russian homes are so clean and beautiful even in village, they are very friendly and they use to give chocolates and fruits in gift.. I love Russia 🇷🇺

@jamalhassan7874

4 жыл бұрын

iloverussia.net I was in kazan, But now I back to my country India,, and yes of course I miss..

@nikomanrenner

4 жыл бұрын

Russians send their sons to Ukraine and Siriya to kill people.

@ghulammustafabaloch1751

4 жыл бұрын

@@nikomanrenner bro were talking about village and country not politics

what a beautiful place.and a wonderful video too.keep up the good work.I really enjoy all your videos.

Beautiful video. I love the ladys singing!! And the delicious breakfast crepes

Десять килограмм земляники😍🍓 Жизнь в деревне - это реально тяжелый труд, поэтому он многих и пугает.... Может, сейчас деревенские лайфстал-блогеры с Ютуба популяризируют сельскую жизнь, и народ по сёлам повалит 😁

@RussianMermaid

4 жыл бұрын

@Serj ну это конечно, всю жизнь нам мозги промывали зачем-то, сколько помню, "деревенский" звучало как обзывательство... Так что только когда у человека начинает своя голова работать, он всё переоценивает.

@oleshka2588

4 жыл бұрын

Сегодня люди могут себе условия сделать себе близкие к квартирным а раньше так нельзя было.

@bardg_pubg9936

4 жыл бұрын

Это клубника

Love Russia ❤️🇷🇺 From India 🇮🇳

From Madison Wisconsin USA, love your videos, the people and the villages. Keep up the great work!

I am a new subscriber. I've been enjoying watching your videos, Vyacheslav! Elena is beautiful :-) I'd like to see more videos of your family and how your Great Aunt prepares and gets through a Russian winter in her village. Thanks, Jade from Australia

Excellent ! And my heartiest wishes for your Aunt and her family . The life is very peaceful there . I was watched to her eyes when you were asked her about the Soviet times , she was very pleased and happiness found in her eyes . I don't meant the political ideology , what I want to mean that the social security and bonding was much better . We the Indians are always respecting Russia and its culture . Russia is our old friend , may the old bonding and friendship continues . Best wishes from India

Russian people are very welcoming and friendly.. I had one of the best experiences last year during the FIFA World Cup.. Will definitely visit again..

Amazing video ! Well documented. Hope to see a lot more in upcoming days ..good luck sir !👍

Excellent Job!!!. really you have taken to those days. Wonderful work.

Life in the Polish countryside was similar in the 1970s. In the 90s, the villages began to depopulate and now some of the houses are gone and other people live in new ones. That's how it will be in Russia. The old ones will leave, new people will come. They will come for sure. They will come because cities are becoming less and less human, more and more like machines for squeezing people out of money.

@iljablack1242

4 жыл бұрын

Whole families are already running steadily from Moscow and are not afraid of village difficulties! On the contrary, I hear from people that "only on earth in the village did they feel that they were Men!" They plant animals, plant gardens and vegetables from their garden. Sweet Spring water, fresh air, nature, freedom and the horizon can be seen! You communicate with people you knew even in the city, and you can see from the Person, he really became happy despite the difficulties! It is very interesting to observe how people are transformed!

@zbyszeklupikaszapl3280

4 жыл бұрын

@martin corderoy Russia has much more space. There is enough for rich and not so much rich people.

@lanhuong-xo7ec

4 жыл бұрын

But Russia has a huge area and why they still waste land.

@UnKn0wn86

4 жыл бұрын

@@adamrose909 You're comparing Poland....to Russia?... One country is sending astranouts to space on its own, builds ships, airplanes, land vehicles, software, hardware, massive infastructure projects, growing gold reserves, one of the biggest military industrial complexes, etc etc etc. The answer is obvious which is "richer". If your end objective is just to get laid then go for Ukranian girls, they're the cheapest and easier to acquire.

@adamrose909

4 жыл бұрын

@@UnKn0wn86 I didn't understand, you're talking about Poland or Russia? And which is your country out of the two?? I didn't understand which country is richer. Russia has a LOT of beautiful easy girls too, but Polish girls while not as pretty, are definitely easier to hookup with / for pump & dump.

Greetings from Bulgaria. There is nothing like having your own farm. good organics food is the bomb. Love you and God bless

@fabiocannavaro5051

3 жыл бұрын

В Болгарии очень красиво в деревне. Я жил в Девне, рядом с варной. В тетевене, Пловдиве, и везде очень красиво

thanks for your relatable way of explaining the live in your country. I've read quite some books about this period but your way of aproaching it is very good.... thanks for it.

Thank you for letting us see life in your world and living the life you know..

Barring the layout of houses, How is this different from any Indian village? They say American farms are similar too. All across the world people are the same. Bless your lovely aunts. Their folk songs are hilarious. Much love from India 🙏🏼

@dendi2860

4 жыл бұрын

rishi + india

@margietucker1719

4 жыл бұрын

It is very much like our small farms and villages here in America. You are right, we are the same all over the world. Blessings from Texas ♥

@muna-cv3wo

4 жыл бұрын

Open vast fields, less people, no pollution, nice people etc, that r the few things I like about Russia. From Kashmir India.

@sandhyakanungo4226

Жыл бұрын

Hann bengali will invade this area😂😂

Hi Russia plus me from Kerala/India......nice video

I love it. Thank you for an amazing video.

Beautiful video very good. I'm watching from Brazil thanks for posting

I miss my village.... Thanks for this video. Greetings from Nigeria

@Paperart1404

2 жыл бұрын

From india also👍

I never know Russia has a scenario of simplicity and yet it is beautiful, thanks for sharing

Thank you for sharing such beautiful video. Their property is well kept. They take pride in gardening, growing their vegetables and fruits. They revere their animals which are well maintained. There is happiness in togetherness. I am watching this from the United-States. I live in a city, and feel that I wasted my life

Love your channel. Very interesting.

Awesome video!!! I have always lived in larger cities and never had the opportunity to experience small towns in the country. I seriously cannot tell apart most of the animals in the video but it was cool to see you interfacing with them. I always thought most of Russia had mountains but the area that you showed resembles driving in the Midwest where it is flat as far as they eye can see. You should make more videos as this one!!!!

@suryanarayana2754

4 жыл бұрын

Nice video

Warm greetings from Toronto and thank you for such a wonderful heartwarming video!

Love your video..Very clear . Thanks for the interesting sharing..you did an excellent video.

This is the joy of KZread- seeing a little bit of how people live. You would never get anything as charming and insightful as this from a professional film maker

Much love from South Africa!!!😅

@md.alamgirsikder1263

4 жыл бұрын

It's very sad, that South African people's are not peaceful,

@officialalvah

4 жыл бұрын

We are peaceful.. it's just some political party keeps riling black people up to cause a genocide against white people but other than that we pretty peaceful .. we also have a problem with crime and rape .. more than almost any country .. I guess this countrys people is violent 😂 but I still love South Africa..

@mikestirewalt5193

4 жыл бұрын

@@officialalvah That's what black Africans do . . . blame whites and colonialism for the problems that result from their black ignorance and greed. Mugabe the greatest example in recent times, but they all do it, even in the U.S. although here they use slavery . . . not knowing just how lucky they are that because of slavery these finger-pointing blacks aren't living some backward life in the Congo.

@asmr-justbites4299

4 жыл бұрын

Take a chill pill

When I listen to your babushka talking about past soviet times it seems to me that it's the same story everywhere around former eastern block.... Im from Slovakia. People back then didn't have so much material stuff but somehow they had better human qualities.... and life was not stressful as everybody says. You were not rich but basically you had everything you needed - place to live, secured job, free healthcare and education, luckier ones had even some car - skoda, lada or dacia.... People didn't have to worry about being kicked on the street for not paying mortgage as they lost their job. Nowadays everything is money driven and life turned into some kind of race about who can make more money and get more stuff.... It's really sick in my opinion.

@RussianPlus

4 жыл бұрын

Good insight. It just occured to me that kolhoz horses was actually a horse-sharing service in 1960s. So ahead of time!

@bearygoodbeans8169

4 жыл бұрын

i remember when my stepfather bought a lada - in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario!

@Felix-on6nq

4 жыл бұрын

@@RussianPlus Hi bro. Sorry, I maybe somewhere listened To what region of Russia the village in Sverdlovsk? Reminds me of my village in the Orenburg region

@geronimo957

4 жыл бұрын

Well said,Adam!!Well said!!Life could be so simple if ppl desire it.I have recently moved from concrete jungle(Vancouver) to a much better place,own about 11 acres of forest and clear land and I can`t breathe enough air.I enjoy every morning watching nature and thinking why I was so stupid spending most of My life over there. It`s never to late to make change!!And human qualities?Yes!!It`s the same all over the World. People WILL return some day,once they realize their mistake!Remember it!!

@giggling_boatswain

4 жыл бұрын

There is a sad joke: Brezhnev looks from heaven at the former Soviet people and asks, now you have everything, and a lot of cars and sausages have a lot of freedom. Why are you so unhappy now?

Thank you very much for this video. I enjoyed watching it.

I have no idea how I found this, but loved it!! The songs were awesome!!

@Paperart1404

2 жыл бұрын

👍👍👍

This takes me back. My grand mother used to have about a dozen 🐓 chickens in a hen house behind the house. Back then it was still legal. Every day she would feed them. Sometimes Snails and she would smash the snails shell first and throw it to them. They loved it and would fight over them. And every day she would collect about 3 to 6 fresh eggs 🥚! And those were the freshest and best tasting eggs 🥚 I ever ate in my life! To this day! The best scrambled eggs or over easy ever! And my mother told me her family father, mother and brother all survived WW2 because of the Goat they had. It would eat grass and give them a liter or two or Goats milk everyday. This kept them alive when there was no food. So Goats are very useful and practical animals to have around. Thanks for sharing your story about your family! The songs were interesting!

What a beautiful place and beautiful people. I could be very comfortable living in one of those log homes.

@NO_NAME_722

4 жыл бұрын

Bentcypress

Thanks for sharing, that was very nice.

That is such a great video, and I am especially taken by the revealing interview with the Aunt (cool lady by the way). Thank you.