Giving Up Modern Life to Become a Shepherd (Eastern Europe)

[@zacharyhooley]

This took me straight to my childhood in the Carpathians of Romania, listening to the shepherds whistle and live in nature with their flocks. 🇷🇴⛰🐏 While traveling Mongolia in my early 20s, I was so inspired by the simplicity of the nomadic lifestyle, I bought one of their Gers (Mongolian Yurt) and have been living in it across the Northwest US for the last 13 years, as my symbol of freedom and proximity to nature. Shepherds of the world have SO much to teach our lost/confused/depressed world of consumers. As new generations see this film, and your future documentary, maybe shepherds can call humanity back to our roots, save our plant, and live happier simpler lives! 🌿 Keep changing the world one film at a time Eva!

[@christip20]

You’re so right, our “luxuries” have stolen our traditions because we’ve gotten lazy & lost our connections to nature and each other…….I love this look into what “could be”….

[@zacharyhooley]

@@christip20 history has proven that we trade our freedoms for convenience, until a brave generation stands against the status quo and takes back our rightful freedoms! It's time the brave Evas and shepherds of the world take a stand for our traditions and freedoms against the deceptive promises of corporate conveniences. We need nature and community, not products and entertainment! 🌿

[@adriantomole1019]

The shepherds from the polish mountains are descended from Vlachs.

[@edwardmacnab354]

not everyone feels lost/confused/or depressed in the consumer world . In fact , most people feel well at home within it and would be lost/confused/and depressed without it .

[@cruel_brittania]

@@edwardmacnab354 I think they are talking more about a fulfilling sense of purpose that is not driven by wanting more. Many younger people keep themselves so occupied that they do not stop and reflect upon their life's worthiness and fulfilment. If you are always so busy working so you can afford all the things people are supposed to want and you never stop and examine what actually holds meaning and what a life with purpose looks like then you aren't going to feel lost or confused. To find answers you have to be brave enough to ask questions.

[@markbunge2457]

I love the way you let people tell their story and make us focus on them, not you. So refreshing!

[@SisterSherryDoingStuff]

"if nature and animals can't teach you peace... nothing will" What he said!!

[@MonikaMundell]

100% ❤

[@5attva]

Lol I said the same thing!

[@CristinaCubas-n4k]

Will never forget that…

[@rafihaq9321]

Nature and animals is my preferred place for peace

[@SisterSherryDoingStuff]

@@rafihaq9321 🌲🐑💕

[@brianarnoldsmeiring7225]

Eva this must surely be one of the best videos that you have ever made!! You are a true Master of creating amazing videos.!! Regards from Cape Town ❤

[@mihailarhanghelul8567]

I am happy that you chose to talk about the Carpathian shepherds. I appreciate their ancient traditions, which have existed for hundreds of years along the Carpathian Mountains. I cannot ignore the fact that Polish shepherding traditions are similar to those in Romania. The Polish shepherd performs the same rituals yearly as Romanian shepherds (in Romanian, it is called transhumanta = transhumance). They wear the same traditional clothing, and in Polish villages, we can still see the old wooden houses with architecture similar to that of Romanian villages. Furthermore, there is a region in southern Poland called Bukowina, and Romanians refer to the northern (north-east) part of Romania as Bucovina. This tradition of transhumance has driven flocks of sheep and their shepherds along the Carpathian Mountains for hundreds of years (if not longer). Thus, we can observe similar traditions in Slovakia and the Czech Republic in villages or towns near the Carpathian Mountains. Last but not least, I want to highlight the term "watra" at 18:46. It is an old Romanian word, “vatra,” meaning the same as in Polish (the place where we make a fire), along with other meanings. At 18:46, the shepherd says, “watra jest,” which translates to "watra is." This sounds exactly like the Romanian phrase, “vatra este,” and has the same meaning: “vatra is.” I am very passionate about the linguistic similarities and how languages evolve over time in different parts of Europe.

[@Player-re9mo]

It's normal for neighboring countries to share culture and traditions with each other

[@dumitrucaragheorghe4156]

that's because these people are former romanian shepherds some hundreads years before. (check on google for The Gorals of the polish Carpathians).

[@dumitrucaragheorghe4156]

Vatra is a pure romanian word of traco-ilirian origin shared historically nowadays by the romanian and the albanian languages. I dont think there's such a word in the polish language. And if it is... it's clearealy a loan from the romanian.

[@tutenhamon9625]

Carpatian shepherds come to polish mountains around XV XVI century. They called them Wołosi (Wallachians)

[@Aaron-ko3pp]

@@tutenhamon9625 ☝🏻true

[@anka_lost]

Eva, this was such an amazing video! It took me back to the Slovakian Carpathian Mountains where my family is from. My father was a shepard during the summers when he was a teenager. We even had a Slovak čuvač dog like the ones in these videos. Such beautiful dogs! We have such similarities in Poland and in Slovakia I love it! Thank you sister!♥️🇸🇰🇵🇱

[@jimwilliams181]

Eva, you do a great job telling the stores of these local small communities. These are your best videos by far. Thanks for making this. Life can be so simple and rewarding if you let it.

[@sawomirszafranski3391]

Cieszę się że ludzie na całym świecie doceniają miejscowe tradycje. Naprawdę miło się czyta komentarze. Fajny film, zachowujący w naszej pamięci obrzędy, które niedługo może pochłonąć rozpędzająca się cywilizacja. Dzięki. Pozdrawiam.

[@evazubeck]

Dziękuję bardzo!

[@christopherharris6005]

Awesome video as always Eva. The way you tell people’s stories and their traditions is so amazing and inspiring.

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

Eva, that was beautiful. It had me in tears. I'd be thrilled if you went back next year when the sheep are being milked. If only I could turn back the clock and be 30 again... I'm longing for something that I can't put my finger on but it definitely involves solitude and living in the bush where I grew up. Thank you for introducing us to these wonderful shepherds and this important and impressive way of life. 🫶🏼 Cheers from the Niagara Region 🇨🇦

[@lindahopson5003]

It is quite moving that someone somewhere is keeping traditions alive. Bravo to the shepherds and the village for celebrating heritage this way. Great video as usual!

[@arpiarpad2417]

I'm from Romania and it's true more last and last places like this also in my country. Me I'm in Belgium for more than 10 year's but OMG how much I miss this places the mountains the felling to be free there. Cheers

[@inthehouse1960]

Your cinematography was beautiful, Eva. I felt like I was there. Thank you.

[@johnbolton9483]

Epic Video ! Worthy of a Nat Geo documentary.

[@wally401]

Wzruszający film. Dzięki Ewa, że dzielisz się tymi resztkami kultury i tradycji europejskiej, która jeszcze w Polsce/Europie istnieje.

[@evazubeck]

To ja dziękuję za obejrzenie ❤️

[@procurepro]

@@evazubeckswietna robote robisz dla naszego kraju majac prawie 3 mln subskrybentow na calym swiecie. Dzieki ci za to

[@agnieszkakowalska7564]

@@evazubeck Zrobiłaś piękny i mądry film. Ty też coś ocalasz. Może jakiś młody góral to zobaczy i pomyśli - a może warto, może spróbuję? Kto wie... :-)

[@jasminm8784]

I love this video so much. I wrote my bachelor thesis about biodiversity management of shepards in Eastern Europe and it truly changed my life. The "Knowing our lands and resources" books from IPBES with all the beautiful quotes from shepards are so inspiring to read. I am grateful for everything they do and to you Eva for showing how valuable their work is❤

[@MrDonJBerg]

Having grown up in a small village in Germany, this video brought me back to my childhood. The mist in the air and foggy clouds, I could smell the green grass from where I am at today, thousands of miles away, Thanks for the memories..

[@orbanzsofia4034]

We hungarians also call our shepherds juhas (juhász) and I just love the little similarities (like the fly catcher) between the two traditions, referring back to a common history.

[@TheZagrean]

So many similarities also with us, romanians…

[@procurepro]

Higlanders in poland are speaking slightly different language than rest of poland. I think they are more part of carpathian highlanders thats maybe why you have same wording for some roles - i guess in slovakia and czech is a same.

[@rongreen4231]

One of the best videos you've done. Very touching.

[@ChrisEmigh]

This is great. I’ve watched your videos for years and I am astonished by much of what you do. However, this is on another level. So genuine. So pure. Thank you for sharing the beauty of your culture with us all. Much love from California!

[@stuffnva]

Thank you Eva for posting this. My grandmother, also named Eva, came to the US from Poland in the early 20th century but that's a story in itself. Its inspiring to see your videos of what life was like in Poland. Keep up the good work. You are an incredible film maker.

[@R.L.KRANESCHRADTT]

17:33 "If nature and animals can't teach you peace, nothing will." NO WORDS HAVE EVER BEEN SPOKEN WITH MORE TRUTH.

[@sallys2423]

I wrote this exact quote in my "wise sayings" notebook.

[@margplsr3120]

As a Pole I have never seen their work so close with details - thank you :-)

[@ke380]

So nice to learn the culture of the shepards and mountain people. My grandparents are from Poland and never knew much about the mountain people, just their squeaky shoes from seeing them in local parades in Chicago, no offense to anyone! Thank you for the education!!

[@alishaburton7444]

When I was young I worked for the US Forest Service building trails in the national forests all summer. We were out 10-20 miles in the mountains in Colorado. That was the best job of my life!

[@acrossthepond4792]

An enormously interesting and very touching video, Eva. Thank you. I would love to see the sheep taken to pasture in the mountains again when the Springtime comes around.

[@monteaton9013]

It's so inspiring watching your videos and connect with other realities. Thank you so much for your resilience and love for your journey into Life

[@evazubeck]

I really appreciate you watching 🙏

[@dptropepe]

Thank you for the wonderful video. It's nice to see people who truly enjoy their lives. When I saw the cap with the New York Yankees emblem, I started enjoying my life more! Great video.

[@Pixture2]

I think I'm a rare person in America as I'm a third generation person of pure Polish ancestry - both parents Polish. And I have several cousins on my generation that are as well (I'm 67). I love your recent travels and adventures in your native Polish land and seeing many traditional things you are experiencing. Through current events around the world is seems Poland is one of the few countries that is holding on to it's roots and people so strong. I even recognize a few Polish phases spoken but unfortunately my mother never taught us kids the language, which she certainly could have done as my grandfather never lost his use of the language. As for the shepherding, I feel it is important those traditions carry on as much as possible. And even my son would be ecstatic to be in the company of those shepherd dogs - he worked in a shelter for a while and had a lot of exposure to those breeds. Thank you so much for providing us insight to these lifestyles and experiences. Peace and love for more adventures with you.

[@brimstonevalar6053]

the people in the vide are not polish basicly they are gorali, vlachs denationalized centuries ago.

[@vitoliste]

The BEST spent half an hour in 2024! This was just beautiful, and I want to say - thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@malgorzatachp]

Piękna ta nasza Polska i piękne góralskie tradycje :) Ewa wypromujesz Polskę na całym świecie :-)) i dobrze ;)

[@ahill209]

When I lived in the Eifel mountains of Germany, there were many sheep with traditional shepherds and sheep dogs. We used to judge the size of the by how many shepherds and dogs were used to manage the herd. As a side note, I had a friend who owned an Australian sheepdog. He had a lot of land, and some of us were playing American touch football. I was watching with the owner and he pointed out to me that when the team was in the huddle prior to a play, the dog sat quietly, but when they broke up and the receiver ran out for a pass, the dog ran after him, barking. It was a natural trait of the dog to want to chase the stray "sheep" back into the herd.

[@lizacatadman9937]

Wow this amazed me. The culture, the people the mountains, sheep and cheese and you Eva- can't find words to express my appreciation on this video! God bless you. Xoxo

[@shaneboor]

I have really missed these types of videos from you. It looks so soothing out there with the sheep. I need to get back out in nature a bit. It is very grounding.

[@eidernadir320]

Thank you Eva for showing through your videos how wonderful nature and all its surroundings are, the cultures and traditions and the people who live where you go. A big hug from Ecuador

[@sweetblue44]

Zapomniałem ze rozumie Polski język, za długo mieszkam na Florydzie. Dzięki za pamiątek! Dalszy sukces dla ciebie, oglądałem twoja wyprawę w stanach! Jak byłem mały rodzice wzięli mnie zwiedzać Górale, podobnie wyglądało.

[@evazubeck]

Dziękuję bardzo! Ale piękne wspomnienie.

[@JKwakulla]

What part of Florida? Big Bend for me. (Thank you Google Translate)

[@cieslik7564]

Jest dużo polskich filmów na KZbin, możesz "praktykować". :)

[@beachbuzzard]

Thank you Eva for another amazing video. Your knack for making us feel like we are there with you is a gift! I love to travel but will never see many places and experiences like this, but along side you I get to see and feel them!

[@Justiceincorporated.]

My grandpa was from Poland. I hope to visit someday. From the banks of the Mississippi River. Cheers.🍻

[@evazubeck]

It’s a very special country!

[@Justiceincorporated.]

@@evazubeck it’s beautiful country. Peace be with you.

[@colleenm9188]

Such an interesting vlog! Eva, I had not thought about the traditions involved in sheep herding. The celebration at the end is truly a wonderful thank you to the sheepherders who work all summer for various clients. Also, I didn't know about the cheese making as well as keeping the fire alive in the hearth, a symbol of keeping everything well and alive. I got a wonderful feeling from this vlog. Thank you so much!

[@garyt133]

What a great video, so interesting from start to finish. One of your best if not the best. Yes, another visit would be great

[@mariozaccaria1078]

Wow Eva!. I've lost you for some time in this YT universe after you decided to take a pause. And now I see you with sheep. I am also experimenting with sheep and goats on a small farm and I've decided through my association Brseči česan to apply on a grant of the Ministry of culture of Croatia to document transhumance from the city of Barban in Istra to the summer meadows on Učka mountain. It is a basic life. It is not easy but it is honest and gives you more then social links in a town.

[@Richard-dc2tc]

Beautiful video Eva. Thank you!

[@richardrubert1359]

As a kid I spent the summer herding cows in remote Central Idaho, living in a cabin with no electricity or modern amenities and I loved it. I still think of those times with fondness and often wish I could go back to that simple life.

[@zacharyhooley]

@@richardrubert1359 I lived in Valley County for a decade. Where was your cabin? I had a Mongolian yurt setup along the Payette just south of Cascade

[@dckrn]

Just recently we were camping in Rock Gap State Park, Maryland and we saw sheep herd on the mountain slope, what an amazing view it was. I grew up in Poland and I remember spending school breaks in a Polish mountains . Later on I was talking my American children there , we often hiked to those places - bacówka . Seeing the simple way of life , eating freshly made cheese made my sons very appreciative of the land, nature, farming . Though both are college educated businessmen, they live in a countryside, PA and TN .

[@electricboatal]

How wonderful this episode is. I think that you have captured the spirt of an event that has been happening for centuries. The people that live that life are very well represented and they have a definite sense of peace in their lives. Thank you for posting this piece. Kindest Regards, Al

[@cagedsoulseeker]

I'm so glad that you are probably one of the few youtubers that appreciate, and able to share with the rest of the world you heritage and culture of the old ways. As you mentioned that people nowadays are so caught up with technology and fast-paced City Life that they forget about a simple Village slow pace and as you said fresh air places I used to live in Europe and my favorite place was Austria just the mountains the fresh air and yes you could visit some of the mountain Huts that weren't Shepherd Huts but there was still a little house that you can rent and explore the mountains on day hikes that's one of the reasons why I follow you is because during all your travels you've shown us that we don't need so much stuff to surround ourselves and can be just happy with just the basic basic Creature Comforts and really enjoy what this Earth has to offer thank you very much for sharing and look forward to more videos of yours

[@bobbiejay2085]

I moved to Slovenia from Australia so I could live amongst these wonderful traditions. Europe is now my amazing backyard. This was lovely to watch.

[@MrSlovencelj]

​@@bobbiejay2085 welcome to sLOVEnija 🙋‍♂️

[@bobbiejay2085]

@MrSlovencelj hvala :)

[@Donneczka1]

Very cool Eva! Thanks for this video! I have Polish roots and have spent a bit of time w Tatrach. Great to see sheep herder life in depth! Such a lifestyle and customs are so comforting and consoling and reassuring! Long may they live! So sweet to see the owczarki and Górale costumes and ocipek and hear the mountain music! The life is so simple but so rich! Those folks are very lucky to take part in any aspect of it! Well done! ❤️

[@agnieszkakowalska7564]

Oscypek😊. Pozdrawiam serdecznie!

[@brimstonevalar6053]

Gorali are vlachs=romanians basicly denationalized centuries ago, you can see they have the same costumes, songs, some old words...like romanians in from north of Romania.

[@enduroamator733]

Kurcze moje rodzinne strony jak fajnie się to ogląda 😊😊

[@kevinhealy4253]

This is what you do so well! It is not just about you (as with some others on YT) but about them. Thank you 🫶

[@jst3134]

Awesome video!!!! Thank you so much for bringing us on all your wonderful adventures! Sending you love!

[@robertjones-iv7wq]

This was a beautiful journey, from you and the polish people to me. Thanks. I way a British Columbian cowboy for two summers, herding cattle up into the high BC mountain valleys from the river bottoms then back. Between the two drives, I mowed, dried, baled, collected & stacked the hay. THAT was really hard work, but riding horseback to drive the cattle, with the dogs actually doing all the work, was a true life's joy & privilege.

[@peteginnievota3061]

That was so interesting thank you for sharing

[@jonaspettersson5296]

Eva, your videos is fantastic, enjoying every one of them. The landscape in this is breathtaking and i love the herding of the sheeps, what a hard but Wonderful job that is. /Jonas from sweden

[@evazubeck]

Thank you!!

[@junechacon9602]

Beautiful video, exactly the kind of video you do best ❤❤❤❤

[@kflecha1]

This looks amazing Eva, she is always so brave ❤ Positive vibes for everybody here ❤✨

[@pizzabw]

I watch everyone of your videos. Everyone is inspiring. I wish we had KZbin when I was young. Maybe it would’ve changed my life. I’m now 72 coming to the winner of my life. I hope young people see these videos and know that tradition is so important and embrace it as you have may live long and prosperous and keep doing what you’re doing to the people around the world and enjoy your videos. May peace be with you.❤

[@karreevaughan4674]

I'm older too Allen and feel the same. Wish we knew each other...... Thanks Eva for your beautiful stories, never stop.

[@catherinegraham7084]

That was so beautiful thank you for giving us a look into a world that so few would ever know exist. i love the Polish people, I'm American and these old European traditions are so endearing and give one hope that all world hasn't turned to Greed and Power.

[@Aliyaah87]

i have noticed the injured Dog and was gonna comment it, and then i was so glad you mentioned it and that they took him out 🙏🏼

[@lunaandstella825]

I saw him limping in the video too and I was glad they noticed and took him out..

[@Onelesstraveledby]

Beautiful footage of your journey into this lifestyle! What a great adventure, region, and scenery! Greetings from Canada!

[@DeepBlueandBeyond]

You’re the best storyteller ever Eva!! I always enjoy watching and listening to your videos. ❤

[@whitefam2000]

Thank you for taking us along, and letting us into the life of the Shepherds. A big thank you also to Jarek, Sosia , and Kamil and the town for letting us all in. Eva, kid, you are getting better and better with your filming and content. Can't wait for the next one.---Mike

[@woodspellapothecary637]

Thank you for sharing these beautiful traditions, would definitely love to catch up with the shepherds again 💜

[@0000asdfasdf0000]

Thank you Eva for this beautiful and insightful video. Love you, love your channel and love your simplicity.

[@GraphicAnomaly]

Eva goes on so many adventures that most of us WISH we could do!! lol love it!!

[@JackieLovesSailing]

Just amazing! Thank you for this beautiful opportunity to experience the ancient traditions of the Carpathian Shepherds! (My grandson's middle name is Shepherd!). We truly love sheep as there is something very comforting about them. My favorite treat now is sheep's milk ice cream from here in California from a small local ranch. I cannot have any other dairy products!

[@UnaVitaDiversa]

Thats one of my dreams!!! Hello Eva, always great inspiration for my videosss

[@evazubeck]

Thanks so much ✨

[@PeterStachura-r9w]

Thank you for showing this aspect of Polish culture. My Grandfather grew up just outside Mszana Dolna, so this made me think of him.

[@chriscleere1716]

I found your channel a week ago and adore it. Have been binge watching ever since. You have a natural ability to communicate both your subject matter and enthusiasm for life. You also have a wonderful ability to both record and present your documentaries. I admire you for your honesty in sharing your philosophy and struggles in your private life. I am a 66 year old man without children who has also followed my own path in life and tried to avoid the trap of compromising to social norms. I can assure you it is a quest that never ends. I have (eventually) found my place in the world and hope you also will. There is no shame in changing your mind and moving on, it’s not a failure, it’s a strength. I think you will have a wonderful career. National Geographic are lucky to have to find you. I look forward to watching your work for years to come. Merry Christmas! P.S. I think Toyota should have given you the new Land Cruiser!

[@aliciathom9633]

How wonderful that they have kept these traditions alive!

[@heinzgassner1057]

Thank you for sharing these precious elements of ‘depth’ and humbleness in life. Great story-telling.

[@vasilenicolaeantonie987]

Hello Eva, these people understood that simple life, life in nature, traditions, faith, bring you peace and fulfillment. Lucky that we still have such people. Greetings from Romania, Transylvania

[@andredutoit1131]

WoW Eva, your footage is "Out of this World" 😮! WoW! Thank you for sharing. Absolutely beautiful ❤. You are AMAZING 😍. Much love from South Africa xxx

[@lynchalmers9026]

Thankyou Eva. This was so interesting. I hope the traditions of the shepherds can be maintained for years to come.

[@Qasibr]

Been a fan of Eva's since she lived in Islamabad! It's been such a blessing to see her journey

[@monisclair]

As a British born Pole, I feel I need to experience some of these traditions of the mountains as my father was from the south of Poland and I have only been as far south as Wroclaw. Thanks Eva for sharing these adventures with us.

[@sahoyte]

Thank you Eva. I think that this video is my favorite of yours. These men live a simple life. more like it was over a hundred years ago. It was so relaxing to watch. I have seen many changes in my 75 years but now I see that the simple life can still exist in the world. Your trip to Mongolia was fascinating and enjoyable but this was a wonderful video to watch just before bed. Keep up your fantastic journeys and story telling. You are a treasure.

[@unclejohnsband1517]

Thank you for allowing me to travel with you from the comfort of my home and to live your adventures vicariously. It is all I can now do as an older, poorer man, but it is enough.

[@andywalker4295]

Eva, this is a beautiful vlog showcasing a traditional, fulfilling and rural way of life which is clearly very rewarding for those shepherds working hard to preserve its existence. A really uplifting and enlightening piece of work. Thank you for sharing. 👏

[@apollontv1078]

One of the best episodes in this channel

[@BethanyStipsky]

Loved ❤ this video showing all the traditions of Poland’s shepards & their flock. I watch all your videos you take me to places I could never imagine seeing. I ❤️ Vilk and seeing him go from puppy to big dog. He has adapted from his USA home to his new home like a champ!

[@Emebaregesi]

I love this kind of videos. Traditional way of life. I was born in the mountains of southern Kosovo (you've been there, just). It was all about sheep herding in that region ( region Gora ) at that time. There are still sheperds today that keep tradition alive. And they make most wonderfull cheese. My mother visited the region recently and she braught me some of that famous cheese.

[@itscarolinemary]

The drone shots of the sheep! ✨ I love your channel Eva, and how you document everything. I love listening to you narrate. I'm just a gal living in Ontario Canada, so inspired by all that you do. ❤ stuck working 9-5, yearning for a home on land.. and to not be behind a computer so much.. I have a passion for videography but I've always put it on the back burner. But it's a true passion in life. I appreciate every shot you take.

[@BrassLock]

Excellent viewing, Eva. A fascinating subject of interest to many Australian viewers no doubt, where sheep and sheep farmers live a very different style of life. Even the dogs have completely different jobs in Australia, where they round up the sheep, herding them into different paddocks. Some famers are now adding the protective doggies to their herds to frighten away foxes.

[@TarasZpilot]

Eva, excellent story and videography. Drone footage was great. My parents came from the Carpathian region on the Ukrainian side near the Polish border and my father took me mushroom picking here in the US. I asked him if all mushrooms were edible and he said "yes, but some you can only eat once!". Thank you for sharing this beautiful life in the hills of eastern Poland.

[@IamtesSnatureNsongWooer]

thank y💖u eVa for sharing this wonderful life over the mountains🌄

[@RobertOwen-p2e]

An awesome film, thankyou. Your wonderful character shines through your words and films.

[@gordondollman3606]

Glad your doing well stay safe and warm thanks for your videos 😊

[@NZKiwi87]

Wow what an experience! Amazing, and all those nice big dogs - heaven! 🐾 thanks for bringing us along Eva 🙏

[@charlesharris2749]

LOVE Jarik's hat.... I want one! Thanks for the inspiring video. I suppose that one way to 'get back to Nature' is to never leave it. Happy trails to you!

[@kevinszczepaniec1965]

Dziekuje za reprezentację naszego pięknego kraju ❤️❤️

Piękna okolica, i wspaniała tradycja.Pozdrowienia z podkarpacia.

[@seeyou1812]

from the U S A hope that way life will last, we the people, need it thanks for showing

[@Youtubecreator-rx2iv]

What a beautiful land!

[@Tam-Solo70]

Oh I am going to love this!! I could do this. So Cool! ❤ Thanks for bringing us this great video! Excellent filming and covering their story. Yes, I would love to see a peak season of this.

[@wildcycles1]

"There's no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothes" is the way it was told to me by an old wrangler. Nicely done video as always!

[@Zireael83]

thank you for videos like this, it´s like i am teleported to another world

[@palds23]

Definately one of your best vlogs, Lovely ✌️

[@Sunshine71120]

Thank you, Eva, for sharing such unique traditions with us. You always have good ideas...

[@TheAtanyrate]

I am so grateful that video gave me 25 minutes of escape from my nation's politics as I have stressed all day. It was nice to forget my reality for a short moment. Thank you!

[@tacocin]

Super interesting and enlightening! Thank you so much for enriching our lives!

[@dckrn]

Growing up in Poland , I always loved Polish mountains , later on my children got to appreciate spending time there, the hike to bacówka was always the highlight of their vacation in Poland .