DOING YOGA ON THE TRANS SIBERIAN EXPRESS | 54hrs Irkutsk To Yekaterinburg

[@AlexandraaFeodorovna]

Dear Alina, I have discovered your channel about two days ago and I love your content! I'm French, living in Canada and I am currently learning russian. So, you could not imagine how happy was I when I found your vlogs and that you are currently in Russia! What a dream! I am enjoying this vlog so far, I wish you a nice trip and thank you for your very interesting content!

[@geminix365]

I see the algorithm gets better

[@AlinaMcleod]

Aw I’m so glad! Good for you for learning Russian since it can be quite challenging. Keep it up!

[@maximleg]

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[@RAHMANOV95]

Being in Russia c est du reves du tout je vous dit

[@meryuk]

@@RAHMANOV95 Rahnmaninoff is the best

[@johnivanov9012]

So nice to see my hometown which is Mariinsk, that little town where you bought a pirozhok. Have a nice journey, Alina!

[@westernwanderer8397]

I just imagine someone entering your room and finding you in the middle of your poses. That would be an interesting conversation! Happy travels.

[@AlinaMcleod]

I thought about that as well lol

[@max583]

The room door has a lock on the inside :)

[@Orlington17]

try economy class and you will see what yoga is about xDDD

[@NikolayBelyh]

There are also some tourist-friendly options, 1st class, VIP. With shower, yea 😁 They are just a few times more expensive than the regular ones. And provide no authentic experience of course. 😁 Also, nobody, except crazy heros 🤗, goes from Vladivostok to Moscow with a train. The flight would be noticeably cheaper than this exhausting 8-day train and it lasts for only 8 hours! Just envy your optimism 😅 I become zombie in such a train on the second day.

[@akarmoussaittizi3012]

Thank you Alina for your videos ,I'm like gulping down all your vidoes on your Russian trip as this will be very helpful to me next summer.Arigato gozaimasu for the good job and ganbatte!

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thank you! Hope you have a fantastic trip!

[@akarmoussaittizi3012]

@@AlinaMcleod I will sure will.Thank you again for your great job.I also watched the video with you and yoour mum explaining her migration to Canada.I loved it.You mummy totally rocks.I luv her.Cheers!

[@kibeardless2455]

Aaaand a makeup in a train!)) What a russification) In a "Smilla's Sence of Snow" was something like: "I have only one simple work principle: I always make hot food. That's important when you live alone. It serves a mental hygienic purpose. It keeps you going." So, instant noodles is really what you can eat more than once))) But it has it's consequences - even visual ones. Alcohol helps to make any trip to become faster. +3 stable sleep hours if you're drinking some small amount. Also that hot water tap that you called "samovar" (selfboiler) is really named "Titan". I was extremely surprised at the beer appearance)))

[@andyandy5371]

Чуток отдохнула, и сразу красавица!

[@thomasmaloney843]

So when you get to yekaterinburg, you can look up the Russia plus guy. He does a lot of the russian videos with a Tennessee accent, where he learned English.

[@rudolfkasanpawiro644]

It's good too see you having a good time on this trip and smiling a lot and making the best of it. Sooo hilarious watching you doing those " funny exercises" and kickin' some a** ; haha!

[@holgerdanske9067]

I am very glad that this leg of your trip went better than the last one. The train yoga made me smile. Hope the rest of your journey is safe and peaceful.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thank you :)

[@rahulrasam]

Best train yoga video ever!! All in all a fun vlog, made my day!

[@gugildak12]

happy to see you found vegi food and avocadoes on a russian train.😀 And that transsiberian journey is absolutely tough for me at the moment, and you did it by yourself 👍

[@НиколайЮжаков-м7ф]

Southern Siberia, is the birthplace of two major European and therefore North American haplgroups: R1a and R1b From there, they began their migration 7-8 thousand years ago to Europe.

[@rdtgr8]

Definitely not 8,000 years ago. In East Europe there is 10,800 years ago R1a skeleton from Vasylivka-on-Dnieper (Dniepropetrovsk oblast, Ukraine). R1b skeleton also presents in the same location but several centuries younger (10,200 years or something). However in Serbia's Iron Gates R1b skeleton is even earlier (around 11,000 years ago). In Latvia's Zvejnieki site 9,000 years R1b skeletons were found. In Russia's Karelia 7,600 years R1a, and in Khvalynsk (Saratov oblast) 7,100 years R1b and R1a were found. So you see. However, indeed in Mal'ta site of Irkutsk oblast, Siberia R* (not R1a, R1b or even R1* !!!) haplogroupped skeleton of boy was found with age around 24,000 years ago. So we might suppose migration from South Siberia to East European plain occurred somewhen between 24,000 and 11,000 years ago. The most probably they arrived there prior to 15,000 years ago

[@НиколайЮжаков-м7ф]

@@rdtgr8 Ну, или так. Данные меняются. Но общее понимание примерно такое вроде.

[@ВладимирПутин-е7м]

@@rdtgr8 So interesting. I'd love to see research on the linguistic migration associated with those travel groups; mapping the expansion of the ' R* ' ethnic groupings out of Siberia. Addendum: apparently Siberia is a Sanskrit (Indian) word meaning Military Outpost or Army Base ( I can not confirm this. I am not versed in ancient Sanskrit). Indian deities / idols have been discovered in Norther Siberia (central Siberia actually, not Arctic Siberia) and dated to 8 thousand years ago - shown to me by an Indian friend.) Wonder what 'haplogrouping' the norther Indians (Brahmans) are? Some 'dark haired Russians from Siberia are supposed to be genetically closer to northern Indian than Slavic ancestry. But I am not an expert. Opinions welcome.

[@rdtgr8]

@@ВладимирПутин-е7м Indians has two R-derived haplogroups: R2 and R1a-Z645. First one, R2 was spreaded among Central/East Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and probably the rest of Central Asian region as early as 7,300 BC (and maybe earlier). Remnans of R2 and L haplogroupped people were found in all of those countries. This people were pre-Aryan and pre-Turkic natives of Central Asia. Most probably they spoke languages of theoretical Elamo-Dravidian superfamily. So they are responsible for Dravidians arrival to India. Second one, R1a-Z645 is pan-Aryan haplogroup and was arised near 3,500 BC in surroundings of border of West Russia with Belarus and North-East Ukraine (we may suppose this by earliest spread of R1a-Z645 descendants and as well its direct predecessor R1a-M417 which was found in Kharkiv region of Ukraine with age 3300-3000 BC). As I stated before other R1a clades were present in Ukraine and West Russia since at least 8,800 BC (or 10,800 yaers ago). The language associated with original R1a-Z645 people was probably predecessor of Balto-Slavic and Indo-Iranian langiuages (it was also PARTIAL predecessor of Germanic languages). However I believe it was not proto-Indo-European because R1b people from Latvian Zvejnieke who were probably predecessors of Celtic (and partially Germanic) speakers lived separately for at least 2,000 years before R1a-Z645 creation. So I believe in around 3,500-3,0000 BC separate proto-Celtic and pan-Aryan communities already existed. In around 3,000-2,300 BC part of R1a-Z645 people (mostly of R1a-Z645-Z93 clade) were spread from West Russia into Middle Volga and South Urals where we have original Indo-Iranian archeological cultures arised: Srubnaya and Sintashta-Andronovo. Andronovan (Indo-)Iranians further arrived into South Siberia, Xingjiang and most of Central Asia before 1000 BC (we have many Europoid skeletons with R1a-Z645-Z93-Z2124 and native-EastEuropean autosomal component in all of these places). However, why I wrote (Indo-) in previous sentence? Because as I stated they had Iranian R1a-Z645-Z93-Z2124 while Indo-Aryan R1a-Z645-Z93-L657 is (almost?) absent in those excavations. So the exact route of R1a-L657 between 2700 and 1500 BC remains quite unclear. Maybe this is connected to burning of skeletons ritual which deprived us material for research. However since Vedic Sanskrit and Avestan languages are very similar between each other it is doubtful that Indo-Aryan and Iranian routes are significantly different.

[@rdtgr8]

@@ВладимирПутин-е7м Now about the pre-history of Central Asian R2 and East European R1. Yes, it seems they arrived to those respective regions from Siberia between 20,000 and 11,000 years ago. But did them arise in Siberia? Of course not. R haplogroup together with its sister Q haplogroup (native for some Siberian peoples and Amerindians) are subclades of P1 haplogroup wich is in its turn subclade of P. It seems they have Asian-Pacific origin and most probably are native to "Sundaland" (originally a big pice of land which currently is divided between Malaysia, Indonesia, Timor, Philippines and some underwater parts of South-Chinese sea). At least, both P* and P1 are currently present among native Philippinean (Aeta, also called Negritos) and Timorease peoples. And its turn P haplogroup is subclade of K2b, other clades of which are spreaded between Papuans, Melanesians and native Australians. So we again have Sundaland and its surroundings. And moreover sister for K2b is K2a haplogroup which is main haplogroup for East, South-East and some of North Asians (Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Burmese, Thai, Vietnamese, Malaysians, Indonesians, Philippineans, Yakuts, Khants, Nenets etc.). So you see: P1 haplogroup arised from Asian Pacific coast (probably Sundaland or South China)and arrived into what-is-now Russian Far East where it divided on Q (predominantly going further alongside the coast into America) and R (which deepened into mainland Siberia probably alongside Amur river). Then after Siberia R-people divided on R1 (going westward into East European plain) and R2 (going south-westward into Central Asia and Iran) streams. And this formed this landscape we see after 11,000 BC.

[@maxpayne6863]

Эх ну как же так:) Вам следовало обязательно остановиться в Сибири (Красноярск), тогда бы поездка далась на много легче)

[@nikolajokic2401]

well animated and presented congratulations

[@pakcarrom]

Weldone Alina ... Fruits wow healthy journey :)

[@shirshir9612]

Йога в поезде - супер! :))) Думаю, твоей смекалке позавидовали бы многие русские! Да и вообще, тот факт, что ты занимаешься йогой, уже сам по себе восхищает! :)))

[@nastyRusFox]

Алинка,вот теперь тебе есть с чем сравнивать. Самое ценное-опыт! Ты довольно оптимистичная девушка,и "наши дамы" смогли таки "согреть" водкой юную канадку...))))

[@tristanstonger4166]

Alina you are so precious to me, like family. When I miss your videos, I feel like a list love. I genuinely love how you share it all and give me a chance to travel with you all over the place. I too am a traveler. Stay safe

[@JakeRyTravels]

Hahaha, we did yoga on the train too! And lots of stretching when we got off at random stations!!

[@ВладимирПутин-е7м]

3:02 - NOW - love it. Just that little reminder huh. I need that in my life too.

[@P.Whitestrake]

There are avocado in Siberia? NICE! #AvocadoGang Never knew one can do a yoga in a train. I even had a hard time to sleep during a train travel. Hahaha.... On the latest long distant train travel I had, the bloke next to me "invaded" my bloody leg room with his leg. Happened for 6 hours. I had to pull myself to the side so I didn't poke his leg, which can possibly upset the bloke.

[@billybetts936]

Alhough this was posted a year ago, nice to see you took the journey well unlike the one where you had a break down.

[@kaevru]

I've seen both your train travels and they're a crack up... safe travels Alina.

[@Righteous1ist]

FUN. Long train trips are a good experience. You are pretty.

[@chanchaniceman]

As always wonderful content as ever from you

[@russianvoodoo]

So you had a chance to move across time and space. What a journey!

[@ali_plz]

Train yoga - love it! 😊❤️ Glad it was a much better experience! That “medovik” cake looked so good! 😋

[@AlinaMcleod]

Haha much better!

[@АлександрАктураев]

Йога - это очень мило )

[@sanjeevdhingra2327]

..and really love that train yoga idea lol Stay happy

[@Avarua59]

Alina - so glad you centered yourself and found some nice people + great snacks at this current stage. :)

[@coolcool2521]

*Good luck and good mood! It is interesting to watch your adventures! You are a beautiful and brave girl!*

[@AlinaMcleod]

Aw thank you!

[@kevintaylor1928]

I love you Alina! You’re a beautiful girl and you do a great job of inspiring me to travel!

[@lewiswheeler6444]

I'm caught up with you on current Russian trip but I have some stuff to do in the kitchen and am going to restart them just to listen to the music!!!

[@darrellmartin5753]

Excellent video, particularly liked the way you punched your way out.

[@АндрейМихайлов-л8х]

some grapes! Сразу вспомнил мультик про изучение английского, Mazzy ))

[@apollo1975lj]

Уже Екатеринбург? Скоро и к нам приедешь в Пермь? Недавно тоже ехал на таком поезде "Москва- Чита".

[@gbntac3690]

Happy journey.

[@powerman20]

Алина! На 3 минуте показываете продукты, из которых больше половины сплошной сахар. Вам следует уменьшить такие продукты, тогда прыщики от Вас отстанут, поверьте, От яблок развивается чувство голода. И к слову, сахар разрушает сосуды, а затем нарастает холестерин, Это плохо.

[@sergeyizmailov8986]

Красивая девушка!)) Но маршрут был выбран экстримальный))

[@hammer108100]

А что тут экстремального? Для нас это нормально 5 дней до чёрного моря :)

[@EkbMetro]

Чего экстремального то? Поезда только надо нормальные и современные выбирать.

[@Velikan_tor]

Красивая потому что мама русская!

[@syampowermetal2344]

You look bit tired but Still Smiling Keep Strong 💪🏼 Thanks for Video Sharing

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

The samovars in the train cars are called ТИТАНЫ. Their water doesn't taste too well.

[@Reporterfy]

I gotta try this

[@СергейОрлов-г7м4ц]

Ни хрена не понял, но оочеень интересно))) как ты туда попала?))

[@AlinaMcleod]

Я делаю транс-сибирский экспресс из Владивостока в Санкт-Петербург на 3 месяца!

[@СергейОрлов-г7м4ц]

@@AlinaMcleod 😄😄Солнышко)) надо писать так: я совершаю транс- сибирское путешествие из Владика в Питер, за три месяца. А так , молодец хорошо владеешь русским языком. Удачи тебе и по больше хороших впечатлений от России и людей населяющих нашу общую ,большую родину.))

[@beinghumann565]

Dear Alina What you learned from selecting the train, how could i prevent ending up in the wrong side? Heard someone saying that you have to check the train number Is that so?

[@raghavendra4633]

Hi, an engineering student from India . Your Vlogs are nice .Thanks

[@электроник198]

когда она сказала что у нее есть идея, я впомнил про историю которая давно гуляет в интернете про то, что будет если в туалет поезда кинуть лом))

[@romanpaladi3945]

Она писала в титрах про лом и туалет в прошлом видео!

[@TheEbukentiy]

А ничего не будет, лом "выпрыгивает" вверх в таком случае и может прибить того, кто его туда засунул.

[@nigonkouk1770]

One day when you're old and not so enthusiastic you think back on that train ride and wonder to yourself ... "I should of looked out the window more often and just enjoyed every moment of it for what it was', a once in a lifetime happening in which you'll never know if you'll ever get to do it again" :|)

[@AlinaMcleod]

But I did do it; 10 more times. It was wonderful and I enjoyed myself, but trains aren't the best things about Russia.

[@nigonkouk1770]

@@AlinaMcleod Yea, but there's always that "something" that people forget to do ;)

[@Orlington17]

Traveling along the Trans-Siberian Railway is like traveling for me, I don’t know, to Lofoten in Norway! This is actively advertised, but in fact is far from the best option. I am always guided by the fact that the best travel route is the one you yourself made! You torment yourself on the train along the road through all of Russia, you don’t really see anything, short stops in which it is difficult to relax or plunge into the local atmosphere. It is doubtful pleasure, as for me, it is better to choose interesting places and move independently, living in places of stops for at least a day or two. So, having experienced this on yourself, you don’t agree with me?

[@maximlucky848]

11:15 I can imagine how at that moment you fall and knock out your teeth on this sticking out table (it could be removed) and after that the headlines in the newspapers “Russian train attacked a foreigner” appear in the west P.S. It's just a joke)

[@haron9962]

Beautiful girl without makeup

[@alexwait8837]

Смотрю она любит пивко =) Умничка

[@александрфилимонов-ц4ъ]

Это Россия ее испортила слегка

[@ElwoodAndersonNV]

There's a big difference between taking the Trans Siberian Express alone, or with fifty people in your group! I took it from Khabarovsk to Irkutsk in 1989, as a part of a month long University of California tour of the USSR. Ir looks like the cars have been upgraded a bit, but the samovars are still there. Here's a link to a short clip of a party we had on board: photos.app.goo.gl/gKYygKZBTiYNCHp77 If you want to take a look at the whole USSR tour video, it's here: photos.app.goo.gl/WsL4SFL9X8GJ2Gcq6 Excuse the video quality from those days. It was taken with my old shoulder held Magnavox SVHS camcorder which worked correctly about only half the time.

[@An-Éire]

Min 11:35 my ribs was cracking with laughter that shadow boxin 😂🤣😂😆

[@vhinsagcal207]

Hello my dear ms.alina wowww its nice to see u again and back Journey in Trans Siberian train Oh yes its nice To doing Yoga exercise meditation for Past time while your travel for a long long.hours of Journey its nice and good for your mind and body to relax and recharge and nice foods and thank u so much my desr ms.alina for your another exciting adventure journey in Trans Siberian train i love your video enjoy your travel trip.keep.safe ms alina have a nice trip.By the Guidance Our lord God godbless u from.your solid fan viewer from.the Philippines sir Vhin.☺☺😊😊😊😇😇😇😇😇😘😘😘😘😘💋💋👍👍👍👍💟💞👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💕💖💖💖💖💖👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thank you so much!

[@СинийИней-н9ч]

В мариинске вы остановились там локомотивные бригады меняются поэтому и стоянка больше 30 минут!

[@ariadne1683]

Hi Alina! Excuse me if this question has been asked a lot before, but what eyeshadow are you wearing at the end of the video? It is so pretty =)!

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thank you! It’s the Anastasia Beverly Hills Sultry palette. Highly recommend!

[@SaznajSve]

You should visit Republic of Srpska, because you like "strange" locations. :D

[@lesmesboyenger4003]

"Life is Pain. And Pain is Everything !!!"

[@byronclarson8377]

Hi Alina, just curios, what does the NOW tat mean for you? love it btw!

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thanks! It's a reminder to be present and based from Eckhart Tolle's The Power of Now. Highly recommend.

[@byronclarson8377]

@@AlinaMcleod thanks, just ordered it on Amazon Kindle!

[@kilpel2]

Yes Alina, I think you were on the verge of losing it at the end of your train ride 😁

[@yurizhivago4848]

Don't feel bad about how rough you feel on such a long journey. I took the VIA rail train from Winnipeg to Vancouver and after a few days of Sask prairie and the prairies it gets kinda mind numbing. You get cabin fever and the constant rocking and rumbling of the train is annoying. VIA is horrible as you stop 2-3X every hour and pull over on a siding to let the super long freight trains pass by. Guess what you get to see? Freight trains cars. LOL The borsht looked great and my Mom used to make it. There is a web site called Ushanka Show on You Tube with a guy who grew up in Kiev and talks about growing up in the Soviet Union. The vodka biz was real and they would always look for a Third. Third person so 3 of them could drink a whole bottle and not get poisoned. Will you be our third was a common phrase. However it is not as bad as back then but vodka and drinking partners is a Slav way of life and I grew up with that.

[@Дмитрий-в5]

Родные края:)

[@sparshoberoi481]

Trainyoga was awesome :)

[@maximleg]

я бы хотел, чтобы у меня девушка была как ты, Спасибо, за все эмоции , что ты подарила.

[@edm9704]

You have the entire compartment for yourself. You closed the door to shut out the rest of the world. You have your choices of food. You have a lower bunk and can exercise. Nobody interrupts you while you edit. I think you would be happy.

[@jondalin1551]

You become more and more experienced traveler. Some people can learn from Alina)))

[@1973liv]

Алина это Хатка, Аенгар или аэройога?

[@SRunni_]

Alina how long did does oats last? and trail mix? @8:22 Alina stay strong!! you got this!!lol

[@AlinaMcleod]

Well just the 3 days I was on there

[@johngonzalez4298]

Good morning beautiful 😘

[@AgeCobra]

Like taking a train trip across Canada ..Stay safe.

[@nuj427]

Lol, damn, that 54 hours train ride is no joke. Just went to Seoul for two weeks and I thought 11 hours with a 3 years old was hard.

[@AlinaMcleod]

The 3 year old would definitely make things more challenging haha

[@jiekcyc_llimekcyc9654]

Very big country :-)

[@hoseaharoen7346]

Hi Alina...Good morning...Very Nice...Beautiful...thanks ..💖💖👍👍💪💪

[@АлександрСемиглазов-т1ю]

Ящик водки - и неделя превращается в час. Не заметишь как время пролетит от Владивостока до Москвы 😄😄😉 так многие и делают.

[@aaahtex902]

Next Time I'm going with you! STAY SAFE SWEET LADY! God Bless You!

[@mikeables]

The Trans Siberian Yoga Challenge. Next do the Trans Siberian Ice Bucket Challenge! ...You could be the first one!!!!

[@AlinaMcleod]

No thanks!

[@lippyfrybender4622]

What are the bathroom wash facilities like On the train does it depend on which class you travel ? Take care and be safe.

[@AlinaMcleod]

They’re alright. On this particular train just the basics, can see video in my prior train ride video. But the newer trains like Sapsan very really good ones.

[@Ник.Ку]

Yoga is good, and tears are bad.:):):)

[@AtlantisRouTou]

6:00 ахахах, счастья полные штаны! )

[@serg3999]

Alina, should you have any free time for that, come to see Kaliningrad! I mean it's so diferent from the rest of Russia, a European-type city with many things to take a look at. So anyway, that would be just awesome, we could help with touring and stuff. Cheers

[@AlinaMcleod]

I would like to check out Kaliningrad sometime! Won’t be this time since my visa is almost over, but another time would be cool, thank you.

[@ВасилийЛевин-с2о]

Говорят индийцы придумали Камасутру, а для тех, кому это уже не нужно - Йогу.

[@lifecoachingtoronto]

While everybody's commenting about your train yoga, Giovanni's wondering, where do you get your music from Alina?? lol

[@AlinaMcleod]

Epidemic Sound! www.epidemicsound.com/referral/j6z374/ $20/month, unlimited amazing tracks. Would highly recommend.

[@sergiymedvedev3464]

If you were traveling with someone, the path would seem much shorter. So take someone with you next time. I've been driving your way for a long time with a big company, so we did not notice how we drove all the way, it was fun.

[@kevinb8881]

Hey beautiful, yeah I know how difficult it is to sit still for 5 minutes on long distance rail travel, too much to see as it is, that's alright (muah!!), I'm still glad you're having a grand old time!!!😊🌹❤

[@mohammadehsan4811]

Alina I love you indeed 💞

[@Svetlana-says-it-as-it-is.]

At least you had fun. I watched all the adds around 4 minutes each because they were cool ads for cool girl.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Aw thank you lovely!

[@Jerry113]

*cabin fever intensifies*

[@donquixote6859]

You found your ZEN! Entrepreneurs (Influencer) don't crack under pressure they get CREATIVE -- trainyoga. Curious... have you tried mango juice or dried mango (do they exist in Russia)?

[@AlinaMcleod]

I’ve had mango juice but not in Russia! They probably have it in Moscow or somewhere big if you looked for it.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

What's the story behind your NOW tattoo?

[@AlinaMcleod]

A reminder to live presently (written where one would normally wear a wristwatch aka "the time is now") and inspired by a book that changed my life; Eckhart Tolle's The Power of Now.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

@@AlinaMcleod Thanks for sharing! I think you're gonna go far.

[@gintonic8476]

did you practiced yoga any time before? sure it thats way doing?)) no injuries i hope))

[@dwashington3624]

готовилась как к космическому полету, а всего лишь поезд...

[@ядерныйпузырь]

обожглась на молоке...

[@denzlw.5473]

для неё поездка в 3 дня на дошироаке оказалась катастрофой

[@denzlw.5473]

@@ядерныйпузырь точняк)

[@АлександрА-ч6о2ю]

Ты очень красивая . Удачи тебе

[@wens5376]

Нужно написать петицию об отставке главы РЖД, за то что, заставил такую красотку мучатся!

[@kapaV16]

В этом вся россиия

[@PaulV.]

You look very elegant in your glasses. You should wear it more often :)

[@БелкаЛетяга-ч5б]

В поезде должен быть вагон-ресторан.

[@E266PD]

Не должен, он там просто есть. На всех поездах дальнего следования он всегда есть.

[@AndroidAndr3w]

Are coming to Helsinki?

[@AlinaMcleod]

Someday!

[@_BestFriend]

Видео нужно было назвать: "Выживание в России.Три дня без вагона-ресторана. Я сделала это" ))) Молодцы русские женщины не бросили иностранку, напоили и накормили. Водки выпила и дела наладились, сразу вагон-ресторан нашла. Гляньте, водка иностранцев как быстро в норму приводит. 1:49 - Это еда, которую посоветовали в дорогу? ЭТО ЕДА??? Веганы настоящие извращенцы.)) Кто вообще советовал купить эту порнографию, которая на столе? Хотелось бы посмотреть на этих шутников))) Йога в поезде? Попробовала бы за пивом в вагон-ресторан побегать. Или догонять поезд с пакетом огурчиков и бутылкой водки в зубах перепрыгивая бабушек на пироне. Рашен йога, ё))

[@rjonesn7019]

Yoga lol😂..ur awesome..☺👍

[@ineed2spam]

Siberian crown is not the best beer, so if you like it, better to take it in trains :)