Russian Countryside - Going up North and Exploring

Let's drive 300km up North of Yekaterinburg and see what it's like out there. What kind of villages ? What kind of people? Russian countryside at its best #Russiancountryside #russia
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[@holyfox94]

We all should travel more. Especially to Russia. Just to get rid of the stereotypes, media& politics feed us on a daily basis.

[@cristaniancatembung1160]

Holyfox I strongly agree!

[@iEli97]

Yes, travel more to AUTHENTIC places, not tourist traps! But most people ignore what an authentic place (and life, and everything...) is.....

[@exploreandunravel5773]

Carry Dosimeters too , to detect Nuclear wastelands in Russia , Mayak and Chelyabinsk are very close to Russia ...

[@stephengibson4823]

I'm English, my partner was Russian. She lived in the city of Perm but we often went north to her family home in the Ural mountains. Propaganda is so far from the truth about the place

[@quinquiry]

This is the best white-fligh i will recommend to everyone ! People are sweet, very polite, altough not "smilers" when you meet them for the first time, but who needs a "false" smile out of politeness and not the heart ?

[@derekf.8392]

Crazy to think how our media makes this place seem so awful, Russia is absolutely beautiful and rich with history and culture. Proud to have some Russian in me

[@TonThonFraisdEau]

Russia countryside was destroyed by Stalin with the forced collectivisation (kolkhoz are small Gulag camps) .....Never recovered I guess...

[@TonThonFraisdEau]

@@user-yz5qr6bp1m я знаю много больше чем ты

[@TonThonFraisdEau]

@@user-yz5qr6bp1m Tu nous refais le coup de la "non ingérence dans les affaires intérieures" ???? C'est exprès que t'es NKVD ou c'est juste par sadisme (Boukharine) ? Au fait, elle va comment la classe ouvrière russe ? Pire que sous les tsars ? Et l'internationalisme prolétarien, t'es toujours assis dessus ? T'es bieliate ou quoi , NKVD ?

[@TonThonFraisdEau]

@@user-yz5qr6bp1m Oh, merci pour l'invite .. . et on pourrait commencer par rendre visite à ... Navalny ... Tu sais comment y aller , n'est-ce-pas, ... NKVD ?? Et ensuite on ira à Magadan pour passer sur la "Route des Os" ... tout un programme, sadique Tchekiste ...!!!! Je crois surtout que tu es un agent provocateur ... Je pense que je vais te signaler au FSB ... on va se marrer ....

[@TonThonFraisdEau]

@@user-vv5wd7oz3y нет, бухарин, ты не знаешь ?

[@lallyoisin]

Douglas is a legend. After all the bad press, is Russia going to be everybody's guilty pleasure? I think its mine! ❤

[@rameshsingh2480]

Douglas is a man of golden heart .

[@pdstor]

Never pay attention to the press! It is always extremely biased, either untowardly against or untowardly for the country. Channels like these are the best way to glean what's going on.

[@RomaInvicta202]

I don't care about bad press: I know Russians from early childhood; it's the same story like with all other countries: governments are the problem, greedy bussinespeople etc.I know Russians, Arabs, Americans etc - mostly nice people and want just one thing: live

[@way2muchNFO]

@@RomaInvicta202 it’s funny how crazy is that

[@SadaEKE]

Man, the hospitality of villagers doesn't change around the world, does it? They'll share what little they have with a total stranger who passes by. Love it.

[@Bellagio551]

From USA. Great video, love Russia and its people. Beautiful country.

[@jayashreejari9991]

Wow very nice

[@shaikharkongor7165]

I like Douglas, he have such a nice place, lots of vegetables and fruits. And he must be very tenderhearted, because he used to keep rabbits but not having a heart to Kill them for meat. Nice video. I had nice time touring Russian villages with you. God bless Russia, and God bless those villagers may they prospers in days to come. God bless you sir.

[@terryfennell3331]

yes it was really nice to see Douglas and his place. I really enjoyed it to see just nice people.I hope if someone comes by my place I would be just as nice.

[@robertrichard6107]

Beautiful, quaint and rustic home. Perhaps Douglas was named after Douglas Fairbanks the movie star? All those beautiful churches must have had huge rural populations. Footage reminds me of American mid-west, or great north central plains of Canada too.

[@videozone3478]

Ok

[@videozone3478]

Ok

[@thomashenry1451]

Douglas, such a humble, kind and generous man. Beautiful .

[@marleysoyv2045]

Yes....nice place, even look old....but clean and he maintain in good order. Nice country side.

[@erickmukunamuraya8038]

very true

[@jtizmeier2972]

The beauty of the Russian countryside and its people is absolutely amazing. Keep making these amazing videos. I would love to visit some day.

[@alfredchipembele8591]

Wow! Russian villages are beautiful, so much greenery, rivers and not not to mention nice people. Unlike what we hear about Russia. I love the man who showed you around his compound, very generous man. He almost didn’t want you to go. Lol Please write to him and let him know that he’s a Celebrity and he’s being watched all over the world. Give him my free from Zambia Southern Africa

[@RussianPlus]

Wow all the way from Zambia! I gave him my KZbin channel and his daughter was supposed to show it to him. I hope she also translates the nice comments for him!

[@alfredchipembele8591]

Yes all the way from Zambia 🇿🇲! It’s a small world my dear so keep inspiring. Sometimes people do these videos and they don’t think “outside the box” 😆 but they are the only way some of us will come to Russia 🇷🇺!! And thank you for the English translations so I can follow you and understand. Keep it up

[@alfredchipembele8591]

Yes all the way from Zambia 🇿🇲! It’s a small world my dear so keep inspiring. Sometimes people do these videos and they don’t think “outside the box” 😆 but they are the only way some of us will come to Russia 🇷🇺!! And thank you for the English translations so I can follow you and understand. Keep it up

[@RohitSingh-wj3wc]

What you hear is about Russian government. A normal hard working citizen is always nice and welcoming.

[@nokulungamkhize1763]

South Africans watching as well. 😊 Douglas is an amazing man. Truly.

[@diamondtran8331]

The hospitality of Russian people is no doubt one of the best in the world!

[@yungbrat8772]

Yeah I agree,shame about how a percentage of Russians treated rival fans at the World Cup tho

[@rameshsingh2480]

Correct

[@meristellanongsiej9439]

O! Lovely country side Russia. You are blessed with amazing nature

[@Behindatrip]

I love Russia

[@stephanieescoffery6067]

So glad to hear this. Thanks for sharing

[@luxuriousfir]

I grew up in USA. The media here has constantly made Russia out to be our enemy. News shows movies everything. The real Russia is so beautiful and its people are so meek and amazing. I'm grateful my parents raised me to respect everyone. Goes to show how manipulated everyone's media is:( The majority of humankind is beautiful and kind. Your videos remind us of that:) Thank you!

[@janinasimons8533]

@Moths to the Flame... THE LIES that come out of USA and their western vassals. USA STILL collaborate with Russian - working together sending Russian & American Astronauts to ISS, with Russian built Engines. USA couldn't get into space without Russian Engines. They also collaborate on other ventures, BUT USA like the vassal west countries. have left GOD and taken up relationship with satan and evil. Easy to find if you do simple search outside of MSM. Blessings from Australia an vassal arm of USA.

[@SteveH-TN]

I was born in Chicago, when was in school my family visited my Aunt in a rural town in Minnesota in summer. I finished school I began to explore the world. I first moved to Texas. There was so much open land. Visiting Mexico was very easy no passports. Same with going to Canada. When I was 50 years old my wife and I became farmers. We visit family near Chicago but only for short visits. I am an Amateur Radio Operator and traveled to Houston Texas with group Cosmonauts to plan for Amateur Radio on the International Space Station.

[@anthonytobin7]

Douglas Borisovich is a very nice person. Douglas reminds me of my father, Thomas Tobin. Thomas worked in a produce(fruits and vegetables) warehouse in Spokane, Washington, USA.

[@Immortal__]

Douglas is a lovely man. His father would be proud

[@nancyhobson9710]

My father's name was Douglas.

[@caitgems1]

Good Scottish name.

[@ravindervenkataraman7009]

I so totally agree with you. Douglas comes across as a lovely person.

[@ravindervenkataraman7009]

Douglas ... 🙏🏿 A wonderful person

[@tickle296]

Douglas a Scotsman? His best video👏👏👏👏.

[@jeffreyhicks4651]

The more I learn about this beautiful beautiful country the more I feel like I have to go there to see all of this amazing place in person. I could not even thank of a more perfect ideal of heaven on earth Holsteins with horns, sheep in the road, beautiful rivers and ponds, green pastures, no traffic, super nice people great architecture huge beautiful churchs everywhere and on top of all that gardens filled with Cherry's, plums, tomatoes, patatos, carrots, beautiful flowers and the most perfect nabours i want to move there! I love Russia the people, the language, the architecture, the culture, the church, the absolutely unbelievable beauty that is Russia much much love from Missouri, USA✨😁💖💛💜🧡✨💖😁 Я люблю тебя русский!!!!!!!!!!

[@Andrey_Bodrey75]

You have said so many good and kind words, thank you! 🙏Come to visit, you will enjoy Russia even more!😊

[@Marisha696]

Дуглас Борисович привет вам из Америки!! Спасибо за ваш сад. Так приятно на сердце стало от воспоминаний о лете в деревне у дедушки и его саду ❤️

[@PlanesTrainsEverything]

I've been to Russia twice in the last two years and I absolutely love the country. Thanks for a great video.

[@marinvazquez3749]

I’m Mexican ., and i absolutely loved your video . I grew up in the country side too ., great people of Russia , that was priceless my friend . Good experience that most be for you . It’s great to see good people like that around the world .🤗🤗

[@eva-mariacoughlin9456]

Douglas is a treasure! God bless him! Feeling sorry for the rabbits! I had a East German great grand mother who used to cry when they had to kill a chicken, I understand Douglas! Thanks for sharing this lovely experience.

[@srilankatravelstories]

Douglas is a wonderful person. He is very welcoming and friendly. He added a great value to your video! Villagers in Sri Lanka are very similar to people like Douglas.

[@user-yf6wd5tj8l]

Douglas I enjoyed your garden and fruit trees just like America just speak another language how nice to meet you

[@user-yi1ko5ci3c]

Самая большая ценность в нашей стране это не нефть, не газ, не золото и прочие полезные ископаемые, самая большая ценность у нас это наши люди, какие же добрые, простые люди в деревнях живут

[@NEON-jq8ic]

Самая наша драгоценность это душа русского человека! Под РУССКИМИ я имею ввиду все наши дорогие национальности!! И милосердный Унас народ, но к сожалению как и везде в семье не без уродов

[@quinquiry]

♥ я француз Россия поймала меня...Собираюсь эмигрировать, я почтальон на пенсии, полюбил Ростов-на-Дону и русскую деревню. Париж, мой город сейчас дерьмо. В россии есть милые люди !!

[@user-em4ws7qo8c]

@Mad Irishman о, диванный националист. Ты лучше генетику учи, а не такой бред говори

[@tannurboxing8877]

@Mad Irishman а что плохого будете мусульманами перестанете бухать станете жить в Шариате

[@shabirsakhizada7911]

@@NEON-jq8ic great russia

[@carlopton]

The old gentleman's home reminded me of my grandfather's home. His kindness, the cherries, the plums, and so on. On the other side of the world from Kentucky, and still so much the same.

[@CubanGirl-oo4pg]

I grew up in Cuba when Soviet Union was trading with Cuba and helping Cuba. I had the most beautiful childhood ever. So much freedom and security for the children there was and so many fun activities. No cars in the neighborhoods, no drugs, no delinquency. Cuba was a country for children and elders. It is too bad that the Soviet Union dissapeared. Cuba is not the same anymore. I will travel to Russia someday to thanks this beautiful country for my wonderful childhood which I treasured inside me and it gives me the strength I need to survive in this lonely place full of people that only care about money called USA

[@user-pp8lw8cx4w]

"Яблоня в этом году отдыхает..." Уже только по этим словам можно понять, что за человек перед тобой.

[@bimalnarzary6575]

134

[@petermathewvanaardt74]

what beautiful country folk. Beautiful homes, hard working and proud of their homes. Bravo to Russia!

[@sonabbas6980]

Sad how politics make us miss what humanity entails. What an interesting and simple life in rural Russia. I would love to live there. Thanks for the video from Kenya.

[@MrCapeman1]

I've watched this video several times. It so nice to see the Russian country side and its beautiful people...regards from Cape Cod America

[@artemismoon1083]

I just love Douglas! He knows what hospitality is.

[@unfairfight3625]

Thanks it was awesome,, i live in a small fishing village in n-b Canada,, but i have a soft spot for Russia,,spasibo

[@joepataki9659]

unfair fight Go to y Russia, AssHole

[@anastasiahey2327]

Joe Pataki whats your problem, Joe?

[@HGGLR]

unfair fight ^spasiba

[@giggling_boatswain]

@@joepataki9659 I correspond with an American living in Russia. His name in Youtub is "Stan SPb". So his letter: I have been living in Russia, as an American native-born, for 19 years but visited many times since 1976 and have been here to watch the development from the chaotic 90s and post 2000, when Putin took office, I have never seen such a radical change in any large country. Corruption was the norm in the 90s, and average citizens just do not interact with it now. I have several small businesses in St Petersburg and up until about 2004 it was very difficult to do business without bribes and "favors" and my business was hurt by not being involved in that but the straight legal business critical mass hit the tipping point in 2004 or so when there was more legal business with real accounting records that made illegal business harder and harder continue since legal businesses could not account for transactions with illegal entities, there was no paper trail That kept growing until it must be very hard to conduct business illegally now The federal government has been very active in anti-corruption efforts and it really shows. It is now easier to start a small or mid-sized business now, be perfectly legal, and have it succeed far better than now in the US. Most small business fails in the US because of the very high costs of living means the owner burns through their starting capital very quickly on living expenses alone. Taxes are low, city and federal services are easily used, and burdensome red tape has been slashed. From the 90s to 2019, Russia is an easier place to live and have a good life than the USA for many reasons but it is just more honest, open and rational society. Education, housing, cost of transportation, medical care and access to culture is so much better now. Instead of vilifying Russia the US citizens really should look at it carefully to see how Russia turned itself around, but the US is so dominated by nonsense propaganda few people know that about 100 countries have overtaken the US in quality of life for the non-wealthy. It is fun, exciting, humane and a rational place to live and raise a family. I have watched it make the changes that have allowed this. At the same time I remember 35 years ago, the US was a great place to raise a family or start a small business. All that has broken down in a bitterly divided extremely corrupt, angry fearful society where free speech is threatened daily with many words or opinions that will end up causing attacks and violence and no one knows for sure where the next hostility will come from. The US is a stressed out bomb waiting to explode. economic security is one of the missing elements in US society for the 90% and from that lack of security and lack of opportunity, most people are leading difficult lives. The young people have a very bleak future awaiting them with starting life with mountains of debt, few living wage job prospects 20 years of college loans. Bankruptcy awaits if they get sick. Or, with no public transport, the cost of a car and related expenses and high cost of housing means never having the option to be debt free or travel, have savings or have a normal family of their own. But Americans who did not visit for an extended period will never know anything true about Russia. There are thousands of Americans living in Russia and I have met none who want to return to the US, it is just too crazy and angry after such an open friendly place like Russia. From myself I will add the following. I watched dozens of videos from foreigners living in Russia. Among them, a third are Americans. They always speak very positively about Russia. I decided to go there. My friend lived there for 2 years at work.

[@sydhsydh1084]

Douglas is such a good host! I'm glad to see that he takes much pride in his house and gardens. They are beautiful!

[@larrysherk]

I have never been to Russia and I also miss it so badly! What makes it so intensely beautiful? The wonderful spirits of the people and how it shows in their works. I know Russia has suffered terribly from rural depopulation, thanks partly to catastrophic "help" from the United States in the nineties. I know the people will carry on, despite the discouragements, and Russia is rising to a quiet prosperity it has never seen before. God Bless all. There is a lot more to life than six soft chairs, a 48" television, and three cars. Don't think America is a happy place !

[@vanluciohellsing711]

❤❤❤❤❤🙏☝👍 oh men oh men. have teary eyes watching this vlog. the pace is soooooo beautiful. really beautiful. not only the place, but the people to. ❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍 douglas guy is soo cool.😊😁😄👍 he just missed to offer you guys a coffee while roaming his beautiful place..😂😂😂✌joke that douglas companion should not be ashamed on the camera coz thier house is old. old but its clean and its besutiful.❤😊 love to have a coffe in douglas place under those friut trees, hahahahaaa.. and love those kids climbing that rock and jumping in the water. its so nature.😁😁😁 really really a beautiful place... ❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍

[@hershellacey9405]

We feel the same and do the same here in the USA. We are brothers and sisters. We have no reason to fight with each other.

[@liubovnow7998]

@@hershellacey9405 Good for you! Close, warmhearted relationship is to key to health, wealth and meaning of life!

[@sharifshouvo]

The scenery is very nice. Love from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@chrisgosey1821]

Russian Plus, you cracked me up when you said that you had seen enough churches in that Kremlin! I wish I could have to seen them all. I love Russian Orthodox Church Architecture, especially rural ones! One of the things I loved most during my visit to Suzdal, was their many churches! Thanks for bringing this village to my attention... now I want to travel there, but I had better take your online Russian Language Classes first!!!

[@laraianv.3042]

13:26 An old house but I am impressed on how they maintain their backyard so clean and all the fruit-bearing trees.... simple life it's perfect!!!!!

[@robLV]

Wow, great video bro. I really enjoyed the Russian countryside. Love to the Russian people. From Boston

[@marymiles6993]

Lovely video and lovely strong hard working people who take great pride in their property. I traveled all over Russia on business for 15 years, so your video tour brought back many nice memories of the people I worked and socialized with, as they always opened up their homes to myself and my delegation. Very generous and hospitable people. May God bless them greatly for their kindness.

[@luciamarcial5447]

I like the houses so beautiful❤ and I love also gardening❤

[@rakeshyadavu.p8579]

You look beautiful ❤️

[@sabirblock197]

Hi

[@AmazingGrace945]

I’m impressed with the condition of the roads. They all are in great shape

[@gumshew2007]

What a wonderful video, the countryside is beautiful, also, thanks for sharing the struggles of the people which can only make them stronger. Cheers from the USA.

[@humblysoftlygentlypaxprofu6997]

I d love to go there and spent my senior years...Provided I had the means to do so...

[@kimcwhite6509]

Great video! I love the old country & the people. They’re very tough, self sufficient & kind. Beautiful country, trees, water & architecture. Thank you for showing me this part of Russia!

[@baryka2015]

Great people ? Think how many people they are killed among themself and how many people were killed from neighbour countries ?. West have no clues.! Inly great nations are able recognize their past.Russia is one of them? I doubt it. Human life is worthy anything up there?

[@alexgrey3723]

@@user-ou6jj8bx9f , Стрелки не переводи.

[@giggling_boatswain]

@@baryka2015 I correspond with an American living in Russia. His name in Youtub is "Stan SPb". So his letter: I have been living in Russia, as an American native-born, for 19 years but visited many times since 1976 and have been here to watch the development from the chaotic 90s and post 2000, when Putin took office, I have never seen such a radical change in any large country. Corruption was the norm in the 90s, and average citizens just do not interact with it now. I have several small businesses in St Petersburg and up until about 2004 it was very difficult to do business without bribes and "favors" and my business was hurt by not being involved in that but the straight legal business critical mass hit the tipping point in 2004 or so when there was more legal business with real accounting records that made illegal business harder and harder continue since legal businesses could not account for transactions with illegal entities, there was no paper trail That kept growing until it must be very hard to conduct business illegally now The federal government has been very active in anti-corruption efforts and it really shows. It is now easier to start a small or mid-sized business now, be perfectly legal, and have it succeed far better than now in the US. Most small business fails in the US because of the very high costs of living means the owner burns through their starting capital very quickly on living expenses alone. Taxes are low, city and federal services are easily used, and burdensome red tape has been slashed. From the 90s to 2019, Russia is an easier place to live and have a good life than the USA for many reasons but it is just more honest, open and rational society. Education, housing, cost of transportation, medical care and access to culture is so much better now. Instead of vilifying Russia the US citizens really should look at it carefully to see how Russia turned itself around, but the US is so dominated by nonsense propaganda few people know that about 100 countries have overtaken the US in quality of life for the non-wealthy. It is fun, exciting, humane and a rational place to live and raise a family. I have watched it make the changes that have allowed this. At the same time I remember 35 years ago, the US was a great place to raise a family or start a small business. All that has broken down in a bitterly divided extremely corrupt, angry fearful society where free speech is threatened daily with many words or opinions that will end up causing attacks and violence and no one knows for sure where the next hostility will come from. The US is a stressed out bomb waiting to explode. economic security is one of the missing elements in US society for the 90% and from that lack of security and lack of opportunity, most people are leading difficult lives. The young people have a very bleak future awaiting them with starting life with mountains of debt, few living wage job prospects 20 years of college loans. Bankruptcy awaits if they get sick. Or, with no public transport, the cost of a car and related expenses and high cost of housing means never having the option to be debt free or travel, have savings or have a normal family of their own. But Americans who did not visit for an extended period will never know anything true about Russia. There are thousands of Americans living in Russia and I have met none who want to return to the US, it is just too crazy and angry after such an open friendly place like Russia. From myself I will add the following. I watched dozens of videos from foreigners living in Russia. Among them, a third are Americans. They always speak very positively about Russia. I decided to go there. My friend lived there for 2 years at work.

[@edilemma8052]

@@baryka2015 Bla-bla-bla

[@ladybaba5090]

What a nice village and beautiful people! Kisses from Poland🥰

[@sourcream9000]

Wow, i love how beautiful and peaceful russian countryside is. wish i'll have a chance visiting russia i'm an asian from Philippines

[@jacquilinelunag8940]

Douglas is so kind to tour you around their place. So smiling ang very generous.

[@Stella-ri5ex]

unfortunately, people like that are hard to come by nowadays..most of them will be passed on soon

[@tamasmarcuis4455]

A Russian with a Scottish name Douglas. Meaning Dark River. I heard a story of a 19th century English traveller in Russia who met a man with the surname Makinnan. From the Scottish MacKinnon or Son of the Fair one. The man had no idea it was Scottish or who his ancestor might have been.

[@terencemalik6415]

Kids at school learn about that poet. And have to memorize his verses too. www.rbth.com/arts/2014/10/16/the_scottish_roots_of_great_russian_poet_lermontov_40663.html

[@snab032]

And of course, George Learmonth is the ancestor of the great Russian poet Lermontov, equivalent to the great Pushkin. Which unfortunately like Pushkin was killed in a duel at a young age.

[@KirillClimin]

@@snab032 Just read up on him. It is truly fascinating!

[@andyz7711]

One of Ministers of Peter 1 the King was Bruce, the descendant of Scottish Kings.

[@TheAvista21]

Douglass was the highlight of the video. What a gentle, friendly soul. When he admitted he felt sorry for the rabbits and couldn't bring himself to slaughter them it just made me love him more. His pride in the beautiful veggies and fruit and his acknowledgement of the "resting" apple tree showed his hardworking, poetic spirit. There should be more Douglass's in the world!

[@RussianPlus]

I think I might pay him another visit sometime)

[@user-ge3lw2sx6x]

hello from China,I have been to Russia once,love there so much.As a tourist I went to big cities in Russia, never had a chance to visit countryside,thank u for showing me ! And your videos are really real, I want to learn Russian but the letter р stops me,literally can not pronounce that.

[@user-xt1ie3on1p]

I am Russian, and I can not pronounce letter "р"!))

[@jpaulrice]

Great! Really enjoyed the video. What a beautiful country side. Loved the old wooden church by the lake. And Douglas, a delightful fellow. He obviously works very, very hard to keep his lovely home so neat and orderly. Would love to visit some day from Florida but it’s a LONG flight. Keep up the good work.

[@jainecalvez1794]

😌So peacefull....churches quite amazing. only wow!👍

[@rakeshyadavu.p8579]

Yes peace ❤️

[@sabirblock197]

Hi

[@sabirblock197]

How are you friend

[@Ukepa]

Very picturesque, and so neat... it's a painting everywhere you look.

[@charliecharlie7898]

Amazing similarities of the USA/Russia. I grew up in a small village like these too, in Pokagon, Michigan. I used to play in a barn, in the 1950s, that was a former church. Not realizing it would be restored back to its original beginnings. That barn/church was the birthplace of the worldwide famous Protestant hymn, "The Old Rugged Cross". It is still being used today in all of its glory. God bless you with these wonderful videos.

[@JeffAboularage]

Especially in the Upper Peninsula. I went to Lake Superior State, and Finlandia. The best few years of my life, honestly!

[@user-dl4ut8sk7v]

Спасибо за видео.Урал прекрасное место:леса,реки и конечно люди.Люди,которые любят свой край и свой дом.А Дуглас Борисович просто очаровал.Добрый,гостеприимный,работящий.Дай им ,Боже,здоровья и сил.На таких людях как он,его супруга,на Людмиле держится вся наша жизнь.

[@756il2yr]

I love Russia and the Russian people! Fantastic video:) Brgds from Norway.

[@RussianPlus]

hvordan har du det

[@756il2yr]

Bare bra takk! Har planer om en høst-tur til Baikal for å se på naturen! Ha en fin dag:)

[@RussianPlus]

@@756il2yr I was studying at BI in Oslo for 3 months

[@756il2yr]

BI is a good faculty. Hope you had time to learn something. 3 months is not much.

[@756il2yr]

Give me your mail address.

[@zachzanal1067]

Really loved your videos on villages,I'm in love with Russian villagers and envy them for having such a healthy life,and It is really true,Russians love gardening,I wish we indians learned that from Russians. With Love to all Russian people,From India:) May the villages of Russia ,emerge again:)

[@Khamomil]

Douglas was such a fine, friendly man! I bet people feel lonely at times and are happy to see a stranger passing through. I loved his estate, how the buildings formed a cosy courtyard and led to the garden. wonderful place everything is so clean, because the population density is very small, that's the good side: a clean nature with wild edibles at every season, nothing ugly in sight to ruin the landscape. People may be forgotten by the politicians but in a sense it's lucky for them. compared to my country France where there are so many rules and regulations and buying land and building a house is fraught with innumerable occasions for rip-offs and red tape... at least over there you can breathe! I'd like to see how it is in the winter time. Looking at the map, there are no big cities North of Yekaterinburg, only small villages.

[@shafit4046]

They are not alone! Is the hospitality and warmth is the product of loneliness? Is it possible that if I meet a friendly person in France, he is lonely? Just when you go to the country or to the country after a long Russian winter, you want to take a break from the city bustle and crowds. But this rarely happens: we are used to communicating with neighbors, friends, and always welcome guests. It's not from loneliness, it's from our fathers, grandfathers, forefathers...- this Russia.

[@Khamomil]

@@shafit4046 Thank you for your answer. It makes me want to go visit!

[@pistofalszywipatrioci]

Do niedawna w Polsce tak wyglądała wieś. Teraz nie odróżnia się od miasta.

[@abibaral8588]

I born in village, grow in village and want to spend rest of life in village and love country side very much

[@smileychess]

You are not dumb. Я учусь русский очень медленно. Cheers from USA.

[@NinaNina-tm2mo]

Wow, beautiful villages. I would prefer to live in this kind of place, quiet and simple. That gentleman was really kind to show you around his garden, obviously working hard to grow those vegetable and fruit trees. Thanks for the tour. I wish I could do the same, travelling to the beautiful villages of Russia .

[@shjakes]

Blessings for the man called Douglas B! Kind and caring people like him make me want to see more of this world...before it is destroyed by the greedy and selfish.

[@wmo1234]

I love these videos and I appreciate your candor and honesty. Russia may have it's challenges, but here in the USA we do too! We have serious drug addiction problems too, and mental health issues as well - which leads to homelessness and despair This is not something unique but rather common everywhere. Because I point this out - does not make me less of a patriot! I love my country as you do too - we are just more real about it. We can enjoy the beauty and wonderful things but we are not afraid to address the challenges. You sir, are the truest Russian patriot is know. Thank you and please keep making this content ! I keep honey bees here and would to travel in Russia to learn from the people. God Bless!

[@whentheworldwasatwar8717]

Amazing!!! That man was so humble to let you in his home, super nice, such a beautiful town and everything well cleaned.

[@basiccatboy9382]

I was so wondered when i found this video because i live in 80km from this place (in our region it's almost near) and it's not a very popular touristic place due to its location. Thank you for sharing our beauty, RussianPlus!

[@MOON-ht7xk]

Are u on insta?

[@user-ft1nr4et8d]

Как хорошо,когда по доброму!Говорят, красота в глазах смотрящего!Дуглас чудесный,пусть его сад разростается и дарит свои плоды добрым людям!

[@georgecolta1026]

Your lady seems to have more respect towards the elderly people than a large portion of the Western population. She was so down to earth when dealing with Douglas. A big thank you for her.

[@suukinsin6771]

Tears rolled on my cheeks each time i watch your village videos..i miss russia so badly...being an asian i came to russia at age 18 years old to study medicine...this great country and its ppl thought me how life is so hard living there..this nation made me strong and a wise man...now i am 30 married to a beautiful russian wife n 2 kids..a successfull doctor in my homeland...but there is always a wish to come back and live in russia for the rest of my life...planning to buy a land and build a cottage house there soon (загородный дом) thank you mother russia for the gifts you have given me in this life 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@suukinsin6771]

@Bugsy Segal i have met skinheads hundreds of times before in russia..thy dont disturb foreigners who can speak the russian language very well..lately past 5 years rarely u bump into skinheads bcs the russian government/police has burried thm all alive..

[@suukinsin6771]

@Hyperborean Colonialism i was in russia year 2006-2013...volgograd...nobody criticised us foreigners there bcs the city was filled with non russians(caucasians/chinese/africans/arabs)...so thy are used to us anyways..

[@suukinsin6771]

Since the age 18 i travel from asia to russia alone..by flight..train..bus...there was no such nonsense i encountered in the past 12 years me living n traveling to russia..so stop talking nonsence...i had many affair relationships with russian girls...never faced a problem there...

[@argyntina7574]

@Hyperborean Colonialism ok, you might be right about nationalism. As I see news from Russia there is. But I doubt that it is spread everywhere, may be in cities where russians prevail. Take for example Chechnya, Tatarstan, Dagestan, Bashkirya, Kabarda Balkarian republic, Ingushetya, where most of the population are muslims. How russian nationalism can exist there? There are also regions where moslty asians live like Yakutya, Buryatya, Kalmikya, Altay. So I think that nationalism might be only in some regions, it is not spread all over.

[@tatianaimailova8936]

@Hyperborean Colonialism You're a bastard, a troll and Russophobe and spread the lie! More than 190 ethnic groups live in Russia and ALL THEY ARE EQUAL. There is NO nationalism and racism in Russia, all nationalities respect each other! The West, as always, composes and spreads a disgusting lie about Russia, accusing it of its own vices, peculiar to the West !!! Russia is God's light and beauty of life, the West is Satanic evil and hypocritical lie !!!

[@DuongTrongHue]

What a beautiful place. Can't describe anything. Some ones felt sorry for those people who live here. I can't understand why's that. They are being living in the places without noise, pollution, detergent, crimes. They live in heaven.

[@sergio487]

Hmm, Ural, I am afraid there are the most polluted places. I don`t mean garbage but side affect of factories and miners.

[@bobjackson4720]

Amazing how such a small village could support such a beautiful church.

[@jamainebuzzar671]

I've always have an interest in Russia and seeing these Vidoes has up that interest even more. That tour by Douglass was pretty awesome and that was a nice gesture i might add. The Russian people are pretty kool unlike what is portrayed on mainstream media. I should say that the Country side in Russia reminds me of what use to be my Country life here in Jamaica.👌👍

[@4franz4]

Very nice video again. Russian countryside is absolutely adorable! That's what we love 😊

[@philipcooper8297]

The country side in any Slavic nation in Europe looks the same. No need to travel that far east.

[@stuartbrent6506]

My heart lies on my visit to Russia next year. I am learning slowly and can not wait to travel 🇷🇺

[@warmbloodydew]

I really love Russian countryside. Douglas's house is awesome

[@MsSundis]

I love Russia ❤, I am fascinated by its culture, people, history, language, Russian literature, music, and movies, looking forward to visit this beautiful and rich country. I was born and grew up in Iraq, we used to watch many great Soviet, including Russian, movies, that helped us to learn about their culture. Thank you for sharing this amazing video🥰

[@anatomyformedicalstudentsh7454]

Beautiful Russia Love and Respect from Pakistan I wish I could live in this heaven

[@sarthak.roy013]

Dude, everywhere there is less people, is heaven!

[@abeyjose1144]

Love from India ❤ That old man Douglus is so generous & gentle.Beauty of the land reflects in his charecter.

[@TigerKurdish]

Douglas is such a nice guy! I'm going to visit Russia in the next year or so hopefully. Have to make a plan where to go.

[@KawakebAstra]

Wow wow .. so beautiful 😍.. thank U for insider love & look 💛love Mother Russia.. loved to see her unspoiled beauty.. super Douglas gentleman’s homestead.. loved him .. my regards to him & family .. great job ✌️🏆🌹so many ads on this video .. I don’t mind .. Ur worth it

[@duncan649]

Great to see the big, beautiful Motherland. So vast yet so little appreciated, so little understood by us in the 'West'. Greetings to all Russia from a small crowded Island. Definitely a country I want to visit, if only to sense the sheer scale of the place. I think the Russian people are incredibly friendly and welcoming to foreigners. The myth we have of them being hostile is completely wrong. Keep up the good work and happy travels.

[@HILLBILLYHUNTERS1]

Lovely video , thank you from New Zealand

[@Amil1173]

One of the best Russian village documentaries I have ever seen. Good work!

[@Hybridhuman100]

For that Gentleman in this video, this video is being watched all over the world, not regional Russian TV... Hahaha. Thanks for sharing your video Russian Plus.

[@fayzemourie7776]

great Russian ordinary people and god bless them 💖💖💖✨👍👍👍

[@JRSnyderJrAZ]

It took me a minute to realize the narrator is Russian because his English is very good. Even sounds like he knows some dialect. Very honest video. I have to wonder what these villages are like in winter.

[@patb9375]

Very very cold.

[@islandgirl9479]

@@patb9375 is there lots of snow?

[@yaheladom2440]

@@islandgirl9479 yes

[@Kuki-Angel]

Wonderful and again so honest and crude. DOUGLAS was a lovely lonely man, looks like he really enjoyed your company. Places are so serene so as people are so calm and kind :)

[@harmeetsingh_arts1984]

That was amazing , RUSSIA IS VERY BEAUTIFUL 😍

[@Felix-on6nq]

You're doing a great job, showing Russia what it is. In the villages of Russian people live good-natured. People do not what do not ask, they do everything themselves. Hope in our villages the people begin with the town to relocate. In the village you can raise a lot of children, and in the city a maximum of 2 3 children. I hope the Russian village will become fashionable again and people will restore the forgotten villages

[@giggling_boatswain]

The problem of many countries is dying villages. Young people leave the village and move to cities. This I see in every country. We need a powerful state program to revive life in the villages. This is primarily support for farming.

[@sharonkeith601]

That lovely man, Douglas! I hope he gets to see himself on TV! It seems so much like America when I was young in the 1950s. I truly love the Russian people because they are so much like me. ❤️👵🏻🇺🇸

[@seanfyodorovich5230]

Russia is simply gorgeous and the people just look like very kind and pleasant. Thank you for showing us these things!

[@DarcieGlam]

What lovely people. Douglas' home is beatiful and you can see how much they care for it. Great tour!

[@user-jk3ju4dl6b]

Спасибо,бро! Любовался просмотром дважды!

[@sehoodo]

Для меня это лучшее видео на канале. Дуглас такой добрый, гостеприимный. Захотелось в деревню. Спасибо!

[@RussianPlus]

Хорошее видео получилось. Мне тоже понравилось)

[@vladimirhvac2993]

@@RussianPlus да только ты чушь чешешь))сказки на уши)))сними деревни где скорая заехать не может!

[@user-bh3yb9py7r]

Сергей Худобин я живу в селе Елань в Бурятии.

[@rickhalas]

Lovely tour of the Russian countryside . Author has a gentle touch with his videos. Anthropological.

[@mosilisahakuba2634]

Любовь Петровна - красавица! Очень хорошо выглядит бабушка.

[@sahidabas1151]

I like russian , village beutiful , you make again..from indonesia

[@shadowbanned5164]

The churches are amazing.

[@Skandinavisk]

The guy just inviting you into his home for a view, such a pleasant person.

[@vainamoinen3158]

Отличный ролик. Люблю старые деревни, теплом от них веет. У нас в Карелии их тоже много с такими вот бабушками и дедушками, но они потихоньку вымирают. Сейчас все чаще современные поселки встречаются, бездушные, стерильные, но зато комфортабельные.

[@HungLe-ob2sj]

Very nice bud, I love Russia, and everything about it. I am Vietnamese by the way.

[@RainorShineee]

Love to Vietnam from Russia

[@mariom5480]

@YOO HOO lol...from hung low??..

[@user-ji1ic8nz9m]

@Irta Man Нет, не да, "признавать проблемы" и говорить что "ты точно не не захочешь тут жить" это две разные вещи. Из Киева ты или нет - но вырусь в любом случае

[@muhammadnezamuddin6042]

Wow,natural Beauty is so nice there, thank you so much for give us this type video,so finally I wanna tell you that I"m a big fan/follower of you,I have almost watched your every video.

[@barbaraboone7897]

Thank you! Very nicely done. I’m fascinated with Russia since childhood 65 years ago.

[@bluebutterfly9695]

There is nothing such beautiful in the world, a true heaven, the man was so polite, it's very rare you can see someone shaking both hands, it's a gesture of great respect, awesome view, thank you for sharing such a wonderful video , it's a heart warming one