KHABAROVSK, Far East of Russia / kicked out of a church right into the protest (VLOG)

[@kai-uweheinz]

I love how considerate you are and that you pay attention to everything you see (monuments, inscriptions) etc. Also in another video you were excited to find a book about Kiev and paused the video. You take nothing for granted and take time for details. Such a beautiful character trait!

[@davefoster6767]

Yep, dogs, cats, pigeons, mud puddle.. she's really a lover of life.

[@stanmarris7961]

Natasha has a bright future, for sure. I hope that she talks to the priest of that church/cathedral, to convince him to allow her to record videos of the interior as well as the exterior, before and after a service, since that would help more people learn what it is like and how nice it is inside. I'm sure the priest would be enthusiastic about it, when he learns how many videos she has uploaded and how good a job she has done with them. Her videos would appeal to anyone, but especially young people living near enough to attend services, and the priest should realize right away how beneficial it would be to have her record much more about the church and its priest.

[@OlgasBritishFells]

@@stanmarris7961 I understand what you are saying about Natasha trying to talk to the priest and trying to persuade him to let her film inside the church. However, people inside it might not want to be filmed, they just might want to pray in peace without worrying about a camera capturing their most private moments. If someone wants to watch the interior of the Russian Orthodox church and the service, there are plenty of videos on KZbin about it. Sometimes it's right to just take no for an answer out of respect for other people's wishes.

[@stephenburnage7687]

You are doing your town, region and country a great service. In the west we know so little if everyday life in Russia. Please keep making videos!

[@j.sebastian7705]

Yeahh come to Latin America, and you will se how democracy works! you will se a lot of rich people living with a democracy system hahahahaaha

[@moritzroos87]

THIS is what I always imagined KZbin to be. Well done.

[@j.sebastian7705]

Yeahh come to Latin America, and you will se how democracy works! you will se a lot of rich people living with a democracy system hahahahaaha

[@MasterMalrubius]

It's amazing someone on the opposite side of the world can post a video and you can view it within seconds. This is an area I've never seen or really read much about.

[@wassollderscheiss33]

I love that too. But the internet was actually invented to enable communication after a major nuclear exchange. So the story of the internet is even greater as it changed from a device of war to a device of peace :-)

[@Mandalor_the_Lonely]

More of this and LESS Grifters Yes

[@Muddyorphan1812]

Her english is great

[@kingtaichow]

I’m from Hong Kong & a huge fan of Khabarovsk!!! Been there three times & was going go back there annually if not for the pandemic. All my respects & supports to your channel & the people of Khabarovsk !!!!

[@deyan.dimitroff]

What's the current situation like in HK? Hope there's some way left you get to keep your independence from the mainland.

[@bggbbdg5625]

Why do you like Khabarovsk? What’s the specialty?

[@ZGSPG]

@@deyan.dimitroff destroyed American colonialism. just we do it

[@lloydtordecillas1497]

I just noticed that I've been binge watching your channel the whole day. It's interesting to see the other side of Russia. I always thought Russia is just all about Moscow (and Siberia sometimes). Thank you for being a wonderful tour guide, you gained a new subscriber from the Philippines :D

[@jameschristophercirujano6650]

I always thought that it was only Vladivostok that has a sizable population in that area. But knew that this part of Russia will rise thanks to its proximity to Asia. Lalo na pag yayaman na tayo dito sa South East Asia.

[@ysjung3339]

Maybe my favorite part is when you say "Hello?" to the pigeon. Idk why. Just very sweet. :)

[@deeds517]

Lol. ❤️she is so sweet and respectful. I thought that was so cute

[@meisteremm]

They are famous for crapping on things. I would greet that animal with respect too, just so it would think kindly of me the next time it had to move its bowels.

[@hafizabdulrahim7201]

13:09

[@tberkoff]

I'm impressed how you appreciate every park and monument that you encounter. Most people would just walk by these places but you don't. I can't believe you were able to visit so many places in the United States in such a short time. I live in Washington DC and have never been to Oregon or Hawaii.

[@RalphDratman]

And the young lady is uncommonly photogenic. She might go far.

[@GospelOfTimothy]

The government is probably paying her to do it. LOL

[@RalphDratman]

@@GospelOfTimothy Even if the government were paying her to do it (which I very much doubt), this would be good, useful vlogging. I learn a lot. If the government wants me to see Russians as human and Russia as a place like many other places, what is the harm?

[@bargainbassist]

@@GospelOfTimothy Riiiggghhht ... And I'm sure the government is paying her to march in an anti-government protest.

[@tolrem]

I never realised before how big the cities are in that area.We only ever see Moscow and St Petersburg.

[@teachermarian9563]

Very nice presentation of Habarovsk! Natasha, you are skilled ! Your English is lovely!

[@War4Skills]

There is just something about your videos that is just so... pure. You really show the place as it is and how you could imagine yourself walking around there, not only going for the main attractions, but also all the small little details that the city has to other. Plus amazing history background!

[@johnnycondor]

Natasha -- Hello! I am a new subscriber from Portland, Oregon in the USA -- sister city of Khabarovsk! I am responding here in order to let you know that I enjoy all your videos (especially this one of the city of Khabarovsk!), which give me a more complete view on the Russian life; but mainly I want to tell you how proud I am of you and others there -- young and old -- who have chosen to stand up for what you see is right, and to speak out publicly (loudly, repeatedly) against what is wrong. All countries of the world are the same in this respect; there are certain good people in government who want things to change for the betterment of everyone, but there will always be a few arrogant, power-hungry ones who want to keep the rest of us (largely the proletariat) in subjection to them in order to oppress and harm others for their own benefit. Thank you for joining the struggle to make the whole world a better place for all -- starting with your region. I am no longer young, as you are now, but I will always speak out -- now, and until the day comes for me to leave this life. Be bold and courageous, but keep yourselves and all champions of freedom safe, my Russian friends! Goodbye for now! I wish you good luck in all you do. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Наташа - Здравствуйте! Я новый абонент из Портленда, штат Орегон, США - города-побратима Хабаровска! Я отвечаю здесь, чтобы вы знали, что мне нравятся все ваши видео (особенно это видео из Хабаровска!), которые дают мне более полное представление о жизни в России; но в основном я хочу сказать вам, как я горжусь вами и другими людьми - молодыми и старыми, - которые решили отстаивать то, что вы видите правильным, и открыто (громко, неоднократно) высказываться против того, что неправильно . В этом отношении все страны мира одинаковы; в правительстве есть определенные хорошие люди, которые хотят, чтобы все изменилось к лучшему для всех, но всегда найдется несколько высокомерных, властолюбивых людей, которые хотят держать всех нас (в основном пролетариат) в подчинении им, чтобы угнетать и причинять вред другим ради собственной выгоды. Спасибо за то, что присоединились к борьбе за то, чтобы сделать весь мир лучше для всех - начиная с вашего региона. Я уже не молод, как вы сейчас, но я всегда буду говорить открыто - сейчас и до тех пор, пока не наступит день, когда я уйду из этой жизни. Будьте смелыми и отважными, но берегите себя и всех поборников свободы, мои русские друзья! А пока до свидания! Желаю тебе удачи во всем.

[@atonewiththedust]

Simp

[@Cajinguy]

Very interesting video chocked with a lot of facts and info about your Home Region I didn't know. Thanks Natasha .. you are exceptional!

[@JeffM---]

Thank you so much for this window on Russia. So very interesting.

[@gottasay4766]

Thank you for giving this insight into your world. And thanks for protesting!

[@igorbt6706]

Why , tank you). Do the Russian government affect you? Have been your rights been affected? Or you just like to hear barking?

[@cianakril]

Thanks for protesting? Why? Do you support Russian right wingers and corruption? Because this protests were in favor of the governor from Nationalist (for as much as the Russian laws allows it) party who had been accused of emblazings and contract killing.

[@fortbitchin]

I just watched this. I was born and raised in Portland AND I"m descended from Russians from the Far East. I totally laughed out loud when I heard you visited here!

[@stevemcallister4965]

I was living in Portland when you visited! I had no idea we had a Russian sister city, that's really cool.

[@freeradical1567]

Thank you for a great tour and for including Russian vocabulary!!! 👏🏽👍🏽🙏

[@Special_Agent_NSB]

My father’s family immigrated to the US from Russia in the 1920’s. I’ve always felt a strong connection to your country as a result. Good job on your videos from Vermont, USA.

[@TheMadisonHang]

the location of your home town is so interesting. so close to china capital, korea and japan, yet somehow dramatically different. you are a good tour guide of this city though!

[@davidblank9043]

Hi from Halifax, Canada. Thanks for the education. Love the way Russians speak English.

[@tommyt8998]

You speak better English than half the Americans I know! Thanks for the interesting video.

[@nielskjr5432]

She speaks Chinese too. Respect!!

[@kayumochi]

Do you live in a trailer park?

[@solsouth]

@@kayumochi she is anti-Putin that says it all, these kids of today in Russia do not know what they have. Now they are protesting against Putin. Only 13% income tax in Russia and they are unhappy.

[@kayumochi]

@@solsouth What in God's name are you blathering about?

[@dafreedomfita]

@@solsouth you are suspiciously well versed in Russia’s tax laws. How does a “random” person know that?

[@vittorio5062]

Thanks for the video: so interesting and so well explained. Great!

[@szawica49]

Khabarovsk...my favorite Russian city. I miss going to Utyos for ice cream. Great job on the video. Daniel Washington State

[@j.sebastian7705]

Yeahh come to Latin America, and you will se how democracy works! you will se a lot of rich people living with a democracy system hahahahaaha

[@jamesfrazier9671]

Jim in U S, state Michigan, is SO PROUD OF YOU, keep up OUTSTANDING WORK

[@ericgrossart5797]

You are such a sweet girl. You keep being as imfortive as you are. You're English is so good to, be proud of yourself.

[@machtschnell7452]

Thank you for showing without bias an area of Russia we never see in the USA.

[@carlcencig9236]

Thank you for your videos - You have given me so much perspective not only on travel, but also on lifestyle and mentality in Russia. I am truly grateful keep up the amazing work.

[@thatcherhealy6137]

Hello from Portland! I didn't know until now that Khabarovsk is our sister city

[@NatashasAdventures]

:DD Hello

[@downhilltwofour0082]

After watching several of your videos I'm struck by how good a Diplomat you are for the people of Russia. We all have much more in common than we think! Stay safe!!

[@mistermanamtg7119]

This channel will be Big! You talk about super niche topic.Very interesting and well exposed! keep up the good work!

[@danielchristopher6138]

You did a wonderful job in talking about the place and things and also so beautifully editing the video. It was such so informative and lovely. Thank you and regards from New Zealand.

[@dgambit8380]

Your knowledge and explanation of Russian history is fantastic. Love your videos.

[@LeMambaBlanc]

I’ve been to Russia but I’ve never been east of the Urals. Thanks to your videos I think Khabarovsk and Vladivostok are next on the list.

[@benkofinas2025]

Natascha, your videos are very interesting and I can learn a lot from them! I am very interested to learn about "normal" life in Russia. Your videos give very insightful answers. You are great and I would like to say thank you very much !!! Большое спасибо!

[@bertr6741]

very few people of your young age are interested in politics and histories.. .. a beauty and brain in one person.. take care...

[@joe_bhop]

guys give advice how can i get a beautiful girlfriend just like her💌

[@MarkLada]

@@joe_bhop There are a few different ways to land yourself a smoke show.. The easiest way is with money.. Chicks dig rich dudes.. The 2nd way.. If you have a big P P.. The ladies will just line up and wait for their turn.. The 3rd way.. Make them laugh.. If you can make them laugh you can get them to do anything.. I've been very fortunate.. I can pick up chicks using all three methods.. Do you have any advice on how to get them to leave and not come back? I'm starting to run out of room in my house..

[@joe_bhop]

@@MarkLada 1st im a f❤️❤️kin peasant 2nd im asian 3rd its not that i cant make them laugh... im intimidated by beautiful white girls

[@MarkLada]

@@joe_bhop Don't be intimidated by them man.. They are just people like everyone else.. Just talk to them like you would talk to one of your friends.. If you click you click and if you don't click, just keep trying until you find one that you do click with..

[@Andre-cz3mr]

She is equipped with a brain as we russians may say ;)

[@KlausGehrmann]

I really like your videos Natacha! i did not know a thing about Khabarovsk, and now I know more than I would learn from any tourist guides....it looks like it's a beautiful city. You pay so much attention to detail, and you're just wonderful. Keep it up Natacha! Greetings from Hamburg, Germany.

[@SgtRocko]

I lived in Birobidzhan when I was a kid (during Soviet times), and we would visit Khabarowsk... WOW... it has changed SOOOOOOOO much! I can't get over it, how modern & Western it is now. When I visit now, it's like a dream. NEVER, EVER could we have imagined such a vibrant life (and the shops!!!) And protesting the government? You would never even DREAM that. Thank you for such a nice video.

[@МарияРоманова-с4ь]

Так они и протестуют против такой яркой жизни))) Не переведутся дураки НИКОГДА))) Им до сих пор внушают, что они живут всё хуже и хуже. Слава Богу, их всего 2-4%. Удачи Вам))

[@МарияРоманова-с4ь]

@Flávio Sousa Так я и не протестую. Я живу очень хорошо и наслаждаюсь жизнью))) Дураков, слава Богу, в России пока мало. Удачи Вам)

[@SgtRocko]

@Flávio Sousa I didn't say I agreed with the protestors. I just said even thinking of saying the government was wrong was impossible. It wasn't allowed. If you saw a demonstration on the streets, it was organised by the Party.

[@denalicoin382]

@Flávio Sousa we're changing everyone all the time. ✌

[@denalicoin382]

@@SgtRocko Right. As well as the abuse of crisis being used as a tool of the oppressors.

[@alteredx]

I love your content. Such a beautiful city and you are a great guide. I wish you a fulfilling and prosperous future.

[@mikejohnson599]

your so beautiful and intelligent i hope you have a wonderful life god bless

[@sllaveq]

Hey Natasha! I just pass by to tell you that your videos and your channel in general are pure treasure! You are such a natural and grounded person telling such interesting and honest stories about Russia! Thank you for that! Greetings from Bulgaria! Поздрави!

[@zorankalina6100]

All the best to Russia...from Cr🌞atia....your slavic brothers😊🍀👍⛱🎶🎉🙌 Once..I hope, will finaly go there for summer😊

[@zabdas83]

Your ENG is really good. God bless & thank you for sharing. Big L O V E from the UK

[@markhussey9406]

Great stuff I love the history of Russia and its great to see places and sites off the beaten track. Fair play to you Great 👍 channel

[@prakashjokhe6654]

I am happy because of you ,we are geting information about russia in east Thank you for your efforts Prakash from India

[@carloss2036]

I ended up in this video cause of the comment from the vladivostok video about this one not being the most popular :) , I consider myself extremely well traveled and never had I heard of this city ....till now , ty :)

[@mab3900]

I have been hoping to find such interesting videos for a while! I am so thankful. Continue the great work

[@bringbackmy90s]

Best Khabarovsk video I've seen so far, keep it up! Best regards from Central Germany and down with Putin

[@МарияРоманова-с4ь]

В своей Германии разбирайся. Не тебе решать, кого долой в России. Наташа - это не ВЕСЬ российский народ.

[@bringbackmy90s]

@@МарияРоманова-с4ь ah go back to Mongolia, you Tartars.

[@МарияРоманова-с4ь]

@@bringbackmy90s Ты слабоумный)))))

[@HugoDiasR]

Soo down with Merkel Dictatorship too

[@thegarz1963]

Very nice-thanks for sharing these videos. You’re teaching people about that part of your country

[@b.a.3673]

Heartly greetings from Germany!!

[@aatheus]

This is a really nice tour around Khabarovsk. You are a very good tour guide for the city. The Boulevard remind me a lot of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. If I ever make it to Eastern Russia, I will have to visit Khabarovsk.

[@zeroque2936]

Excellent and informative Natasha, watched about three of your YT vids now and they are great. If you do get to one of your liked countries (Australia) don't forget to visit New Zealand which is just a few hours to the right, we smile too but not quite as much as the Americans and for some reason less so in Wellington, I've never figured that out being located close to Auckland.

[@sarahysasaga]

I know this video is older but I loved this! also I'm born and raised in Portland, or! so glad you got to come and experience portland....now with everything going on there I wish you could come to America!

[@lilithrising9713]

What a beautiful city! Thank you!

[@LordGneis]

I really like your videos a lot. Especially now in a time where we can't travel due to this pandemic, it quenches my thirst of foreign countries a bit and really makes me intersted in exploring the far east of Russia :) Thanks a lot for sharing all that!

[@lifeisshort99]

Far East is so close to my home country, South Korea. I plan to visit there some day. Thank you for introducing Far east. Koreans have some history in that region. I live in Portland Oregon . You are a very beautiful lady. I subscribe your channel today and looking forward to see more of your show.

[@tonysbooth9179]

That was part of China’s territory before Russian took it over just saying

[@lifeisshort99]

@@tonysbooth9179 That was Manchria, gray area between China and Korea.

[@tonysbooth9179]

benson lee Manchuria was founded way after it during WWII ceded from China tp Japan as Japans satellite state.

[@lifeisshort99]

@@tonysbooth9179 before ww2 and japanese occupied Korea, Japanese and Chinese decided Korea and Chinese border. There are millions ethnic Koreans still live in that region. 3 Korean states under China now. Last chinese dynasty was found in Manchuria. When they united china, they all moved to Peking left Manchuria empty. Koreans moved into that region after they moved. Ching dynasty was found by people close to Korean, same people as Chosun, last Korean dynasty. Founder of Ching dynasty shares same name as most populated Korean last name, Kim which means Gold.

[@tonysbooth9179]

benson lee well that’s because they immigrated from North Korea to their

[@pamologyfriday]

Realy enjoyed. Its a beautiful city. You are brave standing up for your freedom 👏👏👏👏

[@suhacaykoylu8259]

You are an intelligent and enterprising person. Good luck in life. There’s something magical about your videos that I can’t explain fully. It’s interesting and delectable. Don’t known why, probable its you Natasha, personal touch, sincerity, your mannerism, your soul..? Although you don’t smile, you keep a melancholic outlook..Maybe it’s your honesty and devotion to duty ..? at any rate keep it up and good luck. Besides you are adorable!!

[@JimWarp93]

Wow, that boulevard with the cycling lanes is very beautiful - and the river is sooo huge, quite intimidating.

[@kostas3031]

A lot of items of the orthodox church are not made from gold but are gilded. This is for service purposes and not because the clergy wants to dive into pools of gold coins from greediness, though there are cases of corrupted priests also.

[@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740]

Yeah I agree, it's one in a million case, you can't blame the whole community because of one corrupted individual.

[@ШИК-ь3к]

@@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740 Вы правы, сам храм, как и всё что в нем - это не собственность священников. Все сделано на пожертвования прихожан.

[@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740]

@@ШИК-ь3к english*

[@ШИК-ь3к]

@@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740 You are right, the temple itself, like everything in it, is not the property of the priests. Everything was done with donations from parishioners. (Sorry - Google translator)

[@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740]

@@ШИК-ь3к agreed 👍

[@michelrushdy1262]

Love that city, thanks for sharing.

[@larsvdwerf]

Although I never heard of the city you live in before, because here in the west we never see anything about the far east of Russia, it seems like quite a lovely place to me! Apart from the lack of freedom, ofcourse.

[@joelpenam.d.4892]

thank you Natasha!!! I loved this video too!! It is almost as if I am right there walking with you. thank you. In me you have another admirer.

[@jakecarrier4301]

Natasha is the AWESOME!! I love watching her videos!!

[@nealweeks6632]

Remember to keep smiling, so pretty that way. Thank you for the information. Very good videos. Love watching.

[@troycooper7180]

You do very good editing Natasha!

[@dk2428]

What an excellent video, again. Thank u so much for this!

[@eefneleman9564]

Your channel is very interesting, thank you for sharing with us. Chabarovsk looks very beautiful. And it seems Orthodox churches are just as opulent as Catholic churches... I don't know if it's particularly dangerous for you or anyone to join these protests (duh, yes it is!). You're doing a great job, I really like your videos. Please also keep reminding us how big your country is, it continues to blow my mind.

[@mountaingoatgreg3594]

I wasn't expected to hear about Portland(I grew up there). Awesome video and channel!

[@vell0cet517]

I never learned about the settlement of the Far East of Russia in school. My education on the history of Russia was mostly focused on Western Russia. This was really interesting and makes me want to learn more about it. Thank you!

[@raziax9603]

I had a very close friend for 10 years who lived in this city. Some of these places actually look familiar. I've also seen how cold it gets during the winter months. Beautiful city and I miss my friend.. thank you for this tour:)

[@MrDutchVegas]

I am impressed.

[@matthewgoodman7588]

Excellent city planning. This is how I am learning about Khabarovsk, and it seems very nice.

[@nghnino]

You have a first-class presentation and journalism there Natasha keep up the good work!

[@cerulean999]

I appreciate the work that you put into editing your videos. Most people don't know how much work it is to cut together a long video and prepare it for publication. Your English skills are amazing, you have a great sense of humor, and you're cute! Take care.

[@jessedaron5901]

I like how you narrate all things , you do it with such awareness that shows you can percive all your surroundings. 🙂👍

[@alexanderoutlander.1040]

Nice video Natasha as always.

[@ИринаШафранская-б2ю]

Привет из Спасска!!! ❤

[@hyperbius760]

Thanks for the video. Quite a comprehensive report of Khabarovsk. Just to clarify, the golden dome of the cathedral is not made of gold. It's just painted with gold color paint.

[@nicholasnovak4]

Hi from Minnesota.

[@ememal6781]

Thank you very much for an interesting tour with history from Khabarovsk.

[@davidvincent8929]

STAY STRONG, NATASHA KARENINA 👍 DO NOT GIVE UP, REMAIN GOOD.

[@stanleywilson2844]

I love your content. And the fact your willing to travel to further your education. I seen you smile you have a verry prety smile.

[@bsuthe]

I'm fascinated to learn so much about Russia that I did not know!

[@fanfictchad4537]

Here in the Philippines we also celebrate city birthday we call it City Charter or Fiesta !

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

An AWESOME VIDEO. Young people will change what they dislike. That’s fantastic. God Bless.

[@garykaplan7728]

I’m happy that you experienced the Great Minnesota Get Together.

[@Burndoc58]

Я учился в этом меде. И мы не видели фонтаны, потому что было не до них (((

[@NatashasAdventures]

У меня подруга там учится) то же говорит

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Hello From The Sunshine State of Florida USA ! sending you my warmest wishes & Best regards for A Bright & Brilliant 2021. Stay Safe !!!😄😄😄😄

[@tampazeke4587]

Attended an anti-Putin protest and got kicked out of church??? I think I'm falling in LOVE!

[@grahambeasley1969]

I have spent a couple of days in Khabarovsk because it is the airport closest to Svetlegorye, at the end of a gravel road and where my adopted family lives. Your tours are so much fun because you look at everything. People in NC try to understand what Russia is like and I send them to your vlog. You are a pleasure!

[@oliverstianhugaas7493]

*Filming during service is NOT blessed!* The Virgin recorder VS the Chad "living in the moment" churchgoer.

[@AR-qs2ng]

ortho bro

[@KRaikkonenSF]

Well here in France it is not blessed in any police station + military zone (as well as filming towards them), inside governmental buildings without press card or authorization from all personnel filmed and the person in charge, in many museums, factories, as well as military personnel in streets...... So if some guys don't want to be filmed in a church i say well OK you got it, no problem.

[@alexdenisov7912]

@@KRaikkonenSF this young lady simply doesn’t know this and doesn’t understand how free she really is filming in Russia)

[@TonyLaPron]

Ух ты, канал открытие😊 nice content! Как будто в Хабаровск съездил, не был уже 4 года. Другие видео тоже глянул некоторые, нравится твоя открытость, спасибо!👍 буду дальше смотреть

[@scottfleckenstein6212]

Thank you so much for this. Russia is so much different than I expected. I am learning so much. Take care.

[@ernstwiltmann6]

I like your way of presentation, please keep up your excellent infovids.

[@RickJZ1973]

The architecture at the fifteen minute mark is really quite beautiful and interesting.

[@SkunkyBrew]

My friend in college that taught me some Russian lived in Khabarovsk and Amursk! I feel attached to this city for some reason. And the great hockey player, Alexander Mogilny was born there!

[@kalyanguha5106]

It is really an excellent video and you have shown important places and icons , architecture,history of the city with a very informative running commentary. Hope to see more such videos in your channel showcasing less known cities of Russia in similar beautiful fashion and spirit.Personally I liked your acute awareness of social -political issues confronting your place of stay and country and in this video it has blended nicely with your city normal walk.Take care and best luck.

[@MalikaLeo]

Вы очень смелая и эрудированная👍🏻

[@ШИК-ь3к]

Наташа, я бы исправил название ролика. Чувствуется, обижены вы - не обижайтесь. Вас не выгнали из церкви, а не разрешили снимать - есть же разница? Во всех действующих храмах (не музеях) съемка возможна только с разрешения настоятеля. Вы попали в то время, когда идет служба. Во время службы скорее всего не разрешат, а во время свободное от службы возможно даже не обратят внимания (хотя и не приветствуется это). Если бы вы пришли как прихожанка вам бы никто слова не сказал. Во всех общественных местах есть правила - православный храм не исключение.

[@maria.5974]

в католич.храмах многих стран тоже Европы не разрешено снимать.

[@RalphDratman]

Это эмоциональное заявление. Она чувствовала, что ее выгнали. Попытайтесь принять ее эмоции. It is an emotional statement. She felt that she was being kicked out. Try to accept her emotions.

[@OlgasBritishFells]

@@RalphDratman I understand she felt emotional, but there's nothing wrong about being respectful and just following the rules. It was a church service, people might not want to be filmed during their most private time. She could film at another time if she wanted to.

[@RalphDratman]

@@OlgasBritishFells I agree. But she is young, and the young can be impulsive and unaware of other people's point of view.

[@RichardRoss-sc4nb]

I love your videos!!!!!!you are such a good tour guide..I learnt so much from you about russia 🇷🇺 your country is so beautiful so are you!!!!!!