When pumpkin spice latte is not enough // Looking for autumn aesthetics in Tbilisi // VLOG

In this cozy vlog I walk around hills of Tbilisi, look for interesting things and enjoy autumn colors with my friends @ZacktheRussian and @DariStep. I hope you like this video!
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[@marcpaters0n]

It's really noticable how more relaxed you seem now you are in Georgia.

[@lianvitos]

I have noticed that too. Life is so much better in a peaceful country.

[@Apple-International]

don't you think you are noticing too much details about life of one simple vloger? thats kinda creepy guys.

[@martinsv9183]

And all is just in her own head lol

[@marcd6897]

@@martinsv9183 oh, troll army from St. Petersburg around here as well?

[@robertholland7558]

She is smiling more.

[@mayflowerlash11]

I like the way Natasha looks at the world and sees it as it is. No rose coloured glasses. Thanks for showing us your real world.

[@cathjj840]

And she still finds it beautiful no matter what she's looking at!! A true gift.

[@oldwot3888]

Actually she does have the rose colored glasses, heart shaped lenses even, and they look great on her. I hope they made the trip.

[@lurking0death]

@@cathjj840 No. She SAYS she finds beauty. But she does not. In fact, she is rather nihilistic. Understandable to a point....but not acceptable.

[@elektrotehnik94]

To me, many Russians seems kind of "detached" from the circumstances of their life, more-so than many of us Westerners (I'm from Slovenia). Seeing how Natasha sees the world around her, it envokes the sense of lightness & levity in me, a certain free-ness. It's very inspiring & educational, to me, at least. It feels warm. ❤

[@LaurenVoCo]

I actually love how you phrased “neither know I what is this” - it sounds poetic or like song lyrics 😊

[@HankMeyer]

Watching you three enjoy a pleasant stroll on a hiking trail after the drama of escaping Russia is like a happy ending to a movie.

[@athelwulfgalland]

We're still just in the prologue, my friend. I am still hoping for a truly happy ending, maybe with a romantic arc in it somewhere? lol

[@vinnieyakubanski6266]

In Texas we 2 seasons: Winter & ☀️

[@abarmorrow9533]

Happy ending or better, a new beginning to a long prosperous exciting chapter of life°!!!!

[@douglasweir3170]

@@vinnieyakubanski6266 In Michigan, we have four seasons: Nearly Winter, Winter, Still Winter, and Road Construction

[@tylerspunucious7420]

Wonder what she'll do after a year

[@Ed_Stuckey]

It's nice to see the 'old' Natasha peeking up again. I was pleasantly surprised to see Dari and Zack there with you. No doubt having your friends with you is helping in lifting your spirits. Your interest in everything you come across is great. I look forward to seeing you again soon. пока-пока

[@beachbum77979]

Have you seen anything from Alena ( aka Depressed Russian) recently?

[@chrishorst1318]

@@beachbum77979 is she in russia or Near Natasha in Georgia. I was wondering bout her too?? She n Natasha were 2 of a kind...twice as funny making vids with each other!

[@beachbum77979]

@@chrishorst1318 Her latest YT video was posted a month ago, but the clothes people were wearing didn't look like cold weather clothes, and the tickets to the aquarium were dated 5/7/2022. I too really enjoy seeing Alena and Natasha collaborations.

[@bhangg_high]

It is lovely to see you take a bad situation and turn it into an adventure for all to witness! Seeing you healthy happy and alive is a great start to my day. Much love from Canada.

[@giftedgreen2152]

This channel has fallen further than the Catholic Church.

[@davidgalbraith7367]

@@giftedgreen2152 you are missing the story, green.

[@jamesurever3569]

@@giftedgreen2152 It stands high above gifty greenie

[@koreyp4508]

@@jamesurever3569 grifter green

[@giftedgreen2152]

Russia is the story. Nobody cares about Georgia.

[@gikasmith5511]

In many western countries they count December 21-22 as the first day of winter, as it is the "winter solstice", i.e. the shortest day and the longest night. By the same token, spring starts March 21-22 and summer on June 22. Cheers Natasha, and welcome to my country!

[@yerst2]

Yes haha, I was so confused by Natasha, thought that's the same in every country!

[@mikeoglen6848]

@@jimdshea No, September is, undoubtedly, Late Summer...

[@toby9999]

In Australia, summer officially begins on Dec 1, winter June 1, spring Sept 1 etc.

[@yerst2]

@@jimdshea Even in the US it's different, surprised me! I'm from Austria (not Australia, Europe) and we always learnt in elementary school that spring starts on 21. of March, Summer on 21. of June, Autumn at 23. of September and Winter at 21. of December. Not random dates, but related to the sun, e.g. on 21. of June is the longest day of the year (usually also celebrated with a festival with huge fires) and 21. of December the shortest. If there is an Aussie here I'd be really interested in how it works over there too!

[@Blackadder75]

In the west we also use the 1st days of those months, but that's called the Meteorological Winter, spring etc. the 21st is the Astronomical. I think it makes more sense to use the meteorological seasons because in most countries, early december definitely feels like winter, not autumn.

[@matt_aviz]

I always like Natasha's unique perspective, the things she notices.

[@MaxStax1]

Really nice seeing Natasha getting back to her signature style of video/VLOG.Her point of view on things always seem so unique. I'm looking forward to more of her videos.😀

[@elektrotehnik94]

To me, many Russians seems kind of "detached" from the circumstances of their life, more-so than many of us Westerners (I'm from Slovenia). Seeing how Natasha sees the world around her, it envokes the sense of lightness & levity in me, a certain free-ness. It's very inspiring & educational, to me, at least. It feels warm. ❤

[@RussianPlus]

Oh wow the whole crew is here🎉 Zack seems to know every hiking trail out there😊 Autumn is great when it’s warm 🍂

[@tolrem]

Roman is missing though.

[@APlusRussian]

In America, we call it FALL 🤪

[@RussianPlus]

@@APlusRussian if you fall you need to get back up😂. Autumn sounds way cooler

[@RussianPlus]

@@tolrem Roman was behind the camera the whole time😂.

[@jtmm9283]

Well maybe the younger generation calls it Fall but truest it’s Autumn. Kinda like the younger generation calls Cursive writing, Hieroglyphics.

[@ZacktheRussian]

Great video as always!

[@APlusRussian]

Nice cameo for you (and Dari) 👏👏

[@Redhand1949]

I felt a certain melancholy watching the three of you walking through some of the fringe areas of Tbilisi, in exile. At least you were friends together for a while. It is extraordinary that, due to one man's madness, hundreds of thousands of Russians have had to flee their home country. I wish all of you better times!

[@scottsuttan2123]

Ya mean Biden n NATO ... making it hard for not just Russians all ya

[@dsmj7389]

That is the backdrop for sure, that they try to not let stop them.

[@bryanemmel6516]

NATO decides to wage war against Russia and you decide ii is "due to one man's madness?"

[@gertjanmokum]

@@bryanemmel6516 funny to find a trol over here too

[@Redhand1949]

@@bryanemmel6516 NATO wasn't the country who invaded Ukraine, Troll. Russia, BTW, is the same country that "guaranteed the territorial integrity of Ukraine" in exchange for it giving up its nuclear weapons. The WAR is a complete breach by Russia of its agreement, the UN Charter, and international norms. Go peddle your "NATO decides to wage war against Russia" meme elsewhere.

[@lorrygoth]

I am glad you are having a good time Natasha, I love the sound of your voice. In Canada and the rest of the northern hemisphere, the first day of the autumn season is the day of the year when the Sun crosses the celestial equator moving southward (on September 22nd or 23rd). This day is known as the Autumnal Equinox. The first day of the winter season is the day of the year when the Sun is farthest south (on December 21st or 22nd). This day is known as the Winter Solstice. The first day of the spring season is the day of the year when the Sun crosses the celestial equator moving northward (on March 20th or 21st). This day is known as the Vernal Equinox. And the first day of the summer season is the day of the year when the Sun is farthest north (on June 21st or 22nd). This day is known as the Summer Solstice.

[@hershellacey9405]

It is so good to hear the sound of Natasha's voice.

[@edwardkuenzi5751]

All very correct, but most people tend to think of the seasons starting earlier, more or less in line with the Russian definition.

[@abbyferrari]

in Argentina we celebrate the beginning of Spring on December 21, no matter if it's a Wednesday, no matter which is the real Equinox that year, we mark the beginning of summer on December 21, the beginning of autumn on March 21, and the beginning of winter on June 21, but there are no parties or anything,,, no pumpkins anything, no romantic feeling, anything :/

[@paulobrust]

in Brazil it's the same. I thought it was like this everywhere.

[@Jose-so1hx]

@@paulobrust Since it's not critically important in our lives to know when a season begins - the knowledge can be amorphous for the lay people. This information is more pertinent to scientists and people who work in agriculture so they will of course use the precise dates.

[@blue-fj9ky]

Nice to see the wry smile again!

[@chevychase]

I am so glad to see you and Zack walking around together. You are both such nice, smart people. As a very old person it makes me feel better to know that both of you have such a good friend already in Tbilisi. Thanks for the great videos - from Kentucky, where we have more than just fried chicken! Ha.

[@lancekilkenny721]

And Bourbon!

[@bazzakeegan2243]

Greetings from the Republic of Ireland! 👍

[@nomchompsky2883]

hi! where in kentucky? i'm in south central. in jamestown, on Lake Cumberland.

[@airamsipuola5045]

I'm a born-and-raised New Englander who lived in KY (Louisville) for 17 years, and let me tell you, the Autumn leaves in that city were just as beautiful as those up here in NE. My fondest Fall memories are strolling around Old Louisville during the St. James Art Fair, which is held in October. I lived in that neighborhood for about 9 years, and I remember both the unseasonably warm years eating ice cream, and chilly ones where I'd be bundled up and sipping a Heine Brothers coffee.

[@ron3308]

If you ever start a coffee shop, you should definitely make the Pumpkin Spassk Latte into your signature drink! Thanks for sharing the beautiful scenery.

[@markwhatley9955]

It’s good to see you and your friends in a safe place.

[@jcben]

As a photographer autumn is my favorite season. So beautiful with colored leaves.

[@JamesDavidWalley]

Same here.

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

Hi dear Natasha, it’s lovely to see you, and it made me happy to see you with Zach and Dari 🙏 I’m sending lots of love to you, Zach and Dari, I wish all of you happiness, laughter, kindness and love , Grace 🩰💞💞 and пока-пока 🕊️🕯️

[@NormanF62]

Nice to see you, Dari and Zack back together again! A reminder that although friends can go their own separate ways in their paths through life, they meet again down the road and like autumn itself, there’s a poignant and bittersweet quality to a reunion. I was born in the autumn in the same month as Putin and my favorite thing about it isn’t the change of the seasons, its Thanksgiving. Nothing brings it home to me quite like an overloaded meal of turkey with cranberry sauce, stuffing and candied yams which wouldn’t be complete without its signature dessert, a slice of pumpkin pie with whipped cream on top! Sure, its a North American extravagance but autumn isn’t the same without a holiday meal to be thankful for all the blessings one has had all year and will encounter again in the future.

[@edpardy461]

I’m glad you’re happy and out of Russia . Hope you live life to it’s fullest .

[@barrykeleher2659]

You are a girl after my own heart. I used to love wandering around the town where I grew up, searching for places that had a lot of discarded things. I found beauty in such places and it brought me much joy.

[@davidwarner6755]

Nice relaxing episode...You certainly captured the feeling of Autumn.

[@joehart7260]

It's great to see you all young, relaxed and walking around enjoying the scenery. Autumn is golden and beautiful but with a chill in the air, you know what's coming next.

[@alexandermathie66]

A pleasure to follow Natasha. What a beautiful autumn/ winter day.

[@gikasmith5511]

Lucky you indeed! I have been living in Tbilisi all my life (except for 4 years in US and UK) and I remember real snow and freezing weather on November 5-6, and even minus 14 Celsius in late November 1994. Enjoy your stay in TBS! Россия будет свободной, и нормальной! :)

[@wardtroetschel3362]

Following for more than 2 years - hoping for many more years of good videos! I remember when you sent the paperwork to youtube to get monetized!🎉 We were all so much younger and the world was happier before the war in Ukraine. Hopefully a brilliant future is ahead. 😊

[@jcure]

Hi Natasha. Yes tires are very hard to get rid of as waste. You don't want to burn them and they fill up landfills. The use of them for a retaining wall is clever and a good use. I used to live in an area like this. I lived in a camper next to a building that I kept for working on cars and other things. It was next to a recycle (junk) yard. The place was full of interesting characters that were kind of a big family. I even showered in an old Boiler one of the guys had set up at one time. Those were some crazy days. I love that you are comfortable wandering around there. If more people were like that the world would be better. I tend to love all things pumpkin, especially pumpkin ice cream.

[@stephenbritton5141]

It is nice to see you enjoying a day together in your new home. I hope things continue to improve for all of you and life’s journey brings you more smiles.

[@reggievangleason9511]

Dearest Natasha, thank you for sharing this adventure. . . . may your life be filled with peace, beauty, and love. 🥰

[@tinkertailor7385]

Ah, Natasha. Most people are looking for the beauty spots of a foreign land. Natasha finds vibes of Spaask..... "look at all these tyres? Why do they have so many tyres?" The questions that no one asks ....or even fewer want answers for. But Natasha asks these Spaask-ish questions that few but her, have the courage to ask. ;) It's a wonderful day. Wonder and wander to your heart's content. Some may call it "Junk", but I call it Treasure. ;)

[@mikeoglen6848]

I can solve this problem: People use the tyres and wear them out. Then, there is nowhere to dispose of them, so they just stack up and end up getting dumped somewhere...

[@HankHamm]

In Canada 98% of tires are recycled. It is compulsory.

[@Newbroken]

Georgia is sooo beautiful. Just like Natasha and her adventures ❤️

[@AKAngelKingAK]

Almost... As beautiful as her!!

[@montanajimc]

So nice to see her relaxed and enjoying life.

[@hershellacey9405]

Absolutely.

[@mickey1849]

She's still not like she was before the war started. Like when she was still at school.

[@Bob-dt7vt]

She may have to look for work soon tho’.

[@mickey1849]

@@Bob-dt7vt Better send her some $$$

[@mickey1849]

@@Bob-dt7vt She doesn't have the visa for that. Work options are highly limited, like Lady of the Night or Body Cavity Drug Smuggler. Better send her some money. We don't want want our favorite Khabarovsk girl to be forced to the dark side 😖.

[@Joe_From_IT]

You seem happy & content with your new home as you ponder autumn - great that you have friends to share it with too! A mild climate makes everything a bit easier to enjoy.

[@SVWMOZ]

It is heartwarming to see you having fun with lovely friends 😊 I love the smell of the trees in autumn - so earthy. And making hot comfort foods - thick soups, chillies and curries. Yum. Xxx

[@hershellacey9405]

Make mine hot chocolate.

[@davidmarino9852]

So glad to see you and your friends getting your minds off the war for a nice day out. I like that you found an area which reminder you of home - a nice natural trail to walk - and of course a cafe. All good things to do in the Autumn before it gets to cold for such adventures outdoors. You are looking healthy, less stress is doing you a lot of good. Hope to see more quality videos soon. Thanks.

[@rasp57]

I agree with every one that it is great to see you happy and healthy.

[@moodymango8855]

What a beautiful hiking path! Nothing like nature to lift your spirit. So happy to see how well you guys are adjusting to your new home in Tbilisi. Keep it up!

[@robertferguson851]

The most beautiful time in autumn is when the trees are all decked out in yellow, red and brown leaves, but there are also still some green leaves showing This is most lovely.

[@letsseeif]

Thanks for your interesting and informative video Natasha. As an Australian, we are in the Southern Hemisphere where the seasons are reversed. Summer begins (regardless of weather) on December the 1st. Autumn begins on March the 1st (Only Evergreen eucalyptus Gum Trees in Aus) so NO falling leaves (except introduced trees) and Winter begins June the 1st (no snow in Australia except along the higher Australian Alps mainly in South Eastern Australia if the Winter is cold. Spring begins on September the first (hail rain or shine). Also. Australia has zero Halloween because of its short history. However, The Business Sectors pushes the selling spin using the Halloween theme, even though it does not exist as a tradition in Australia.

[@paulondra19]

I've been following all 3 of you over the past year and it's amazing that you are all together in Georgia. Even more amazing that you were brought together by your Russian backgrounds, the English language, KZbin and an insane war.. A lot of people complain about social media these days, but here is a wonderful story of how 3 social media content creators have to come together to make this world just a little bit better, not only for themselves, but for all of us. Thank you.

[@fabrizioriva1281]

What incredible places you show us...

[@luctardif8444]

You seem tu be well and relax in this place. I am glad to see you again.

[@kuznetsov_andrei]

I am really love fall, for me autumn related with thoughtful attitude, aroma of leafs, calmness around me, fresh air. But now I' ve escaped to the country without seasons and I a little bit envy. I really like this vlog(because of trails, autumn and English exercises), thank you for sharing your adventures with me)

[@musselchee9560]

The colours, textures and expanse you choose to highlight your surroundings induces a peaceful feeling in me; collecting feelings, similar to collecting souvenirs, but in your case it's more of a scavenge hunt. It's like watching moving pictures, a live travel magazine, a low budget location doco. Good to see you back in your element.

[@Eddieheli]

It's good to see you again Spassk Girl - Natasha! :)

[@_TheDan_]

In Germany we also use fixed calendar dates for defining the beginning of each season, but autumn starts at the 21st of September and winter at the 21st of December

[@uzeela]

♥Same here in USA

[@mikeoglen6848]

@@uzeela No, meteorologically speaking: Autumn starts 1st September, Winter 1st December.

[@uzeela]

@@mikeoglen6848 I am just stating what is on the calendar...not interested in your meteor reports.. Have nice day!

[@mikeoglen6848]

@@uzeela Yes, and I'm not interested in your calendar, for that matter! You, too, have a nice day!

[@uzeela]

@@mikeoglen6848 you too Mr. Know it all!

[@simontemplar404]

The "fir tree" with "grapes" may be juniper. The dark berries when ripe are used to flavour Gin. Nice to see you meet up with Dari.

[@mickgodwin5023]

In Uk, I think there is an "official" day when each season begins, but instead of recognizing it, most people would probably agree that it is decided by the weather... Also, personally, I think that shop owners who try to push Christmas before December 1st should be put into an exchange program with Russia, where we can swap them for someone like you! Lol 😊

[@guy.h]

Yes, the dates are the 2 solstices which mark the beginning of Summer & Winter (around 21st of June & Decmeber) and then the 2 equinoxes mark Spring and Autumn (around 21st of March and September)

[@manometras]

Today is ok to begin with Christmas, I think. It's 27th of November, the first Sunday of Advent.

[@philipreasons3298]

Agreed ( then a recent charity event called Christmas in July has been popping up in the United States , where we either donate time to charity, or give to charity )

[@richardgilson3512]

I had a retail job earlier this year where we were building the Christmas display and stacking Christmas themed merchandise in early October, for a short time we had Halloween, Christmas And American Thanksgiving merchandise all on display at the same time xD

[@xsc1000]

Yes, there are official days. Meteorological winter starts in December 1st but astronomical winter starts at December 21st. But for common people winter starts with first snow or just cold weather.

[@marisahokefazi4735]

What you thought might be a fir tree is a juniper bush. Juniper berries are really good when cooking venison. They are used to make gin the way potatoes are used to make vodka.

[@seanm4699]

Natalya, you are really really good at what you do with these video tours. Your personality is so perfect for these as a guide. Keep up what you’re doing and don’t change a thing

[@vermontnewyorker]

I live in Vermont and people come from all over to enjoy the fall colors here, so for me autumn is when the leaves change and ends when they have all dropped to the ground. It is most everyone’s favorite time of the year. Thanks for the great vlog. So enjoyed watching it. 💛

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Autumn is a marvellous season and it is a great joy to see you all together. Take care.

[@philmanson2991]

That's some beautiful country! You look so much happier and healthier in Georgia. I'm so happy for you! Мир! P.S. L-O-V-E the music. It sound like Vince Guaraldi, who wrote the music for all the "Peanuts" movies. Listen to "Cast Your Fate to the Wind." It's gorgeous.

[@hershellacey9405]

To see them together and free And safe brings tears of happiness.

[@terohyvarinen4358]

1500th time: great to see you and your friends being happy. You all made me happy, too! About the seasons: I live in Finland and as a kid I was taught them like you in Russia: the autumn begins in the first of August and the winter in the first of December. Maybe it is because Finland was a part of Russia until 1917/1918. Finland is far further to the north than Georgia or the most of tensely populated areas of Russia. Right now it is dark, dark , a bit of pale grayness and then dark again. Think about St. Petersburg or Petrozavodsk. Due to the warmth of the Gulf Stream, the temperatures in the southern parts of the country are around 0 degrees C.

[@sandhill9313]

Well done, I had no idea that Tbilisi was that spectacularly hilly (and good on those responsible for making it so inviting by providing the trails, parks etc etc). Nice to see you be able to just relax, and to echo others it seems a weight has been lifted from your shoulders. Have fun!!!

[@OiZoProduct]

Hi Natasha, thank you for your video! love to see you all together again :) In the Netherlands winter also starts on december 1st using the meteorological calendar, according to the astronomical calendar though, winter in 2022 starts on the 21st of december. Autum or "Herfst" in Dutch comes with colorful leaf's, lots of beautiful toadstools and pumpkins, not specifically for Halloween but for eating them also. You can make very tasty food from pumpkins like curry's, soups and sauces for instance. and as a bonus, you can perserve them pretty long.

[@steviemac2681]

Same in England. When I was growing up, the astronomical definition seemed to be emphasised more but it doesn't seem right to say the 17th of June isn't summer. June definitely seems like more of a summer month than September. The meteorological one seems more simple and accurate to me, taking in whole calander months. Also I suppose in reality, there isn't any definite dividing line in nature.

[@lisanne7449]

eet jij bladeren?

[@bookllama8158]

Hopefully you’re not eating toadstools, they’re poisonous. 😉 I’m guessing you mean mushrooms in general?

[@lisanne7449]

@@bookllama8158 in the netherlands nobody really goes out foraging them ourselves, because we know you die after eating a wild one. But offcourse there are always some idiots haha

[@mathedguy]

You make such beautiful videos ! When I lived in NY state I had a few mature cedar trees. One of them was covered is such berries. I think it means that the tree is female, and they are the seeds. Birds loved to eat them in the dead of winter. Very nice to see you all enjoying such a lovely place.

[@stevenwilgus5422]

I really enjoy your revealing moments into artistic observation. You appreciate the aesthetic in everyday items.

[@jadziaidaris]

The way Dari described it is exactly how I feel; Autumn always feels like a new beginning; things are becoming dormant and dying off for the year, all in preparation to bloom again in spring. All part of the circle of life. The colors of the season are quite wonderful too!

[@rbspider]

So really Autumn is the end of life. Summer ends , plants die , leaves die. the days get shorter , we see less and less sun light. Maybe this is why they call your senior years , the Autumn of your life.

[@Gonzo_-zb5mf]

I had no idea that Georgia is so warm even in late November : 20°C is a very nice temperature! We also have fixed dates for the beginning of seasons in Central Europe, but the real autumn starts when it´s foggy in the morning or there is white frost. Good to know that you finally left Russia.

[@gikasmith5511]

As a Georgian I can attest to this late November being exceptionally, almost record-breaking warm. A typical temperatures would be around 10

[@mikeoglen6848]

@@gikasmith5511 Could it be Global Warming kicking in here?

[@gikasmith5511]

@@mikeoglen6848 Very likely! In my childhood (late 70s early 80s) I remember there were 4-5 snowfalls every year and my sleigh was never getting rusty :) Now it's usually once twice in a winter, and usually melts in 2-3 days.

[@kingdomofgeorgia1751]

Its a small country, but depends on the region. Up in the Caucasus mountains is cold to hell.

[@lisamirako1073]

Another great video! Thoughtful, interesting, beautifully edited and compiled, wonderfully fitting music. It's always a great pleasure to see a vlog from you!

[@bradbradley8384]

So glad to see you're safe and enjoying life in a new place with friends.

[@MichaelRosales777]

🍂🍁🧡 🎃autumn is my favorite season the colors the chill weather and light rain is always nice.I like seeing the leaves fall and the sound when the wind blows the fallen leaves around it feels cozy.🎃🧡🍁🍂

[@dennisstafford1749]

The smell of leaves turning, the evergreen mixed with deciduous trees losing their leaves, pumpkin spice, the breeze that hints of winter and freshens your face and awakens your mind, a sense of reverie, the rustle of life heard through fallen leaves, the babbling of brooks and streams, the few days where harvest is enjoyed and the lapse before winter one now knows is brief, Autumn. Winter comes.

[@FredPement]

I loved this video. It was so nice to see Dari and Zack. I was so surprised and shocked to see them in your video. I am very happy to see you all together. Fall is the best time of all! Thank you for posting this.

[@hershellacey9405]

Wish I could've been with them.

[@ethanswanson9209]

I would call the stacked tires a “retaining wall.” Very nice video. Georgia looks quite beautiful. To be in such a place with friends when you are young is a blessing.

[@chez099]

Thanks for a very interesting tour of the alleys of autumn. Also pumpkin spice must be universal lol. Wonderful to see Dari and Zack too. ❤️

[@ntvtexan5015]

Howdy from Texas ! That was a nice view form the top of the Ferris Wheel. Another great video from our friend in Russia !!!

[@APlusRussian]

I recently made a video about "Russian Fall vocabulary" and I was also kinda conflicted about what "Fall" actually is 🤷‍♀️ Thank you for showing us what it's like in Georgia!! P.S. Nice to see familiar faces, Zack and Dari 💙💙

[@beachbum77979]

Anyone heard from Alena ( aka Depressed Russian) recently?

[@olgasprimarymaths6164]

Not sure if I like it being called "fall".

[@APlusRussian]

@@beachbum77979 I have not, just from Alena's last video...

[@APlusRussian]

@@olgasprimarymaths6164 then you'll enjoy the "football vs. soccer, chips vs. crisps" commercial by Lay's 🤣

[@olgasprimarymaths6164]

@@APlusRussian 😜 and tomato v tomaato

[@alandickerson3379]

Our first day of Autumn is September 21. This year, we were still having summer weather on that day. I loved your long walk. Fun seeing Dari and Zack, too. Thank you for a very nice video!

[@andgainingspeed]

20C is the perfect temperature for walking through an autumnal wonderland filled with the most esthetically pleasing used tires and metal featuring a rusty patina that matches the season's colors. The highlight for me was the melancholy piano melody that played over too small a section of the video at 5:19. 😍

[@sillynorseman6847]

For us in Norway, we reguard September, October, And November as Autumn, And December is the first Winter month. The colours of the leaves give me the feeling, and the white gold (snow) is around the corner. 😎 Allmost time to hit the mountains! 🏂❄️ Love to see all those houses with high potensial. 😜 “A stroke of paint, a few new roof tiles, and some new windows. Good as new!” 😂

[@ba-gg6jo]

In the UK we seem to have stopped having seasons, we just have weather.

[@sillynorseman6847]

@@ba-gg6jo I was in the UK for a week, a few years ago, and it was sunny every day. They told me i was lucky with the weather.. 🤣

[@pepe4rock]

Couldn't imagine Winter without hitting the mountains. It's all about this here as well..... Greetings from Switzerland

[@brigittelikeslanguages8916]

Tbilisi is a beautiful city in autumn too! 🍁🍂🍁🍂❤️❤️❤️

[@mostcom]

Natasha's choice of piano music reminded me of Charlie Brown specials. So pleasant and special.

[@murraykriner9425]

It's wonderful to see you again. Had wondered just how you were getting along. Glad Dari & Zack are spending time with you as well. Very Best Wishes and Warmest Regards Natasha.

[@sarab9670]

So many scenic shots from the hike, Georgia looks like a gorgeous place to live!

[@taakelur]

If not for all the trash..

[@drusmith3480]

Happy Autumn from the USA. 🎃🍁🍂

[@blancacordero3998]

It’s so lovely to see you smile. Happy to see you spend time with friends in nature. And to me fall is all things pumpkin spice, a cardigan, yellow and orange leaves, my favorite weather from my favorite season! 🍂🍁

[@steviemac2681]

Regarding Autumn, I think of the orange and yellow leaves and the sense of beauty I associate with that time of year. On the slightly negative side, it's a time when it's getting darker and I have to adapt to that. Once it's January, light is increasing and I feel like we're on the path back to summer again, which feels more positive. Congratulations on getting free and being in a good place. I love those views of the city from high up in the hills.

[@pepe4rock]

kinda same for me, Autumn beautiful but a bit sad.....and I hate January, full of emptiness, I feel the turning point in February

[@truemanofkent]

Good to see you looking well, having good frends helps.

[@keithbessant8346]

Lovely, even though it's ramshackle it's still interesting and picturesque to see. Nature has run riot through this landscape. Thank you for all this Natasha.

[@MarkHansen1990]

Juniper berries, we call people in the south who ware winter coats in the fall "thin blooded" DARI!!! SO NICE TO SEE YOU!, red berries are dogwood tree fruit.

[@mattpopoff4983]

Sister, you rock my world! Your video was magic from beginning to end - it was almost like being there with you to enjoy it all. Made me wish I could smell the scents of autumn in Tbilisi. To top it all, the jazz piano was sooooo the icing the cake. Plus, you're just so photogenic, your face is like the sparkling diamond against the stunning golden backdrop. And, you have a couple of awesome friends. Keep shining, beautiful!

[@wayjamus2775]

In the US, the "official" season is set by the calendar which is based on the solstices and equinoxes. This seems to work for Summer, Spring and Autumn (Fall) but for Winter, for me, it starts with the first snowfall when its cold enough to "stick" or stay on the ground without melting. This is usually (but not always) around mid to late November even though the Winter doesn't "officially" start until December 21. This is generally speaking of course, because over the years this has varied a LOT. We've even had a couple of Winters where we had no snow and others where we've had snow that just didn't want to melt until Summer LOL

[@LouiseFranksArt]

Same in UK, or it used to be when I was a kid nearly 50 years ago. I've noticed it seems to be more arbitrary and experiential these days though.

[@FunSizeSpamberguesa]

Same. I live in Eastern Washington and we usually have snow well before December 21st. I often think of the beginning of December as the real start of winter, though this year we got our first snow in the middle of November.

[@Darchmare]

@@FunSizeSpamberguesa I'm also from eastern WA (Tri-Cities) and, yeah, December always felt like winter despite it not technically being so. Since moving to southern CA, though, things are very different. It's still exceedingly hot well into September (and often October) - basically summer weather - and December is still reasonably warm (even if it gets cool in the evening).

[@wayjamus2775]

The way I see it, if I have to dress like it's Winter, then it's Winter and I don't care what the calendar says 🥶😂

[@nile9975]

Hi Natasha. Good to see you happy.thanks for sharing your video. 🙂👍👍

[@cathoderay305]

Natasha, I hope that your life is becoming more of what you want it to be and that you are enjoying it to the fullest.

[@user-oj5bw7sl8p]

Dear Natalia, it's so nice to see you enjoy the warm autumn days in a beautiful country! You desicion to emigrate from Russian federation in time was incredibly wise! Such a lovely girl like you deserves a good, happy, free & healthy life in a civilized world.

[@bazzakeegan2243]

Thank you for sharing this Natasha! 👍🇮🇪🇬🇪🇺🇦👍🍺😀

[@julianadams3738]

Here in the UK it is unusually mild for Autumn. Here in the East of England we had a hot dry summer with little rain, but the weather is making up for it now with blustery, rainy days. The trees are shedding their colourful leaves that have been beautiful this year. Your videos are really interesting and varied, keep up the good work, and stay safe.😊

[@davidmorneau9759]

Your background music is so perfect! I love it, almost brings tears to my eyes. You made this video on my birthday, so, fall is for my birthday, and the first walk on the lake, and really enjoyable daytime weather, but other times very unpredictable weather, Thanksgiving for sure in the USA, and the work of putting the garden down for the winter. When I was a kid my whole family would go hunting of 'big game' like deer and bear, and 'small game' like squirrels, rabbits, pheasants, or ducks, yes my mom , too. Again later, Bye.......................Old Dave

[@thereaper8148]

Thank you for sharing, Natasha! Its nice to see that you are well.. 😊

[@MeltedPoptart]

Natasha, I love that you find the beauty in old, decayed things. They have a history, they were once active and alive, some are now just...there, but some actually have taken on a second life. Your love of nature is very charming. Really glad you made it to a safe/free space and you have friends with you to share it with.

[@DariStep]

Amazing video ❤ Loved our walk 🎉 When are we going there again? Ahaha

[@KavaKavana]

You seem so much freer in spirit and just more relaxed. I feel this travel is good for your soul

[@maynotlast1]

This might be the most relaxing video you’ve done in a while. I hope all your lives are at least a LITTLE more stress-free and happy as it appears they are in this video.

[@cococalm]

The tree with "grapes" is actually a Conifer. I cannot say which species but this is a very fragrant tree when you rub its leaves.

[@Eddieheli]

Autumn is about Red maples & Halloween & Thanksgiving in Canada, and of course with a lot of hiking at different hiking trails for sure. Winter is pretty much coming by the beginning of November, we've already had few snows so far. It's good to there is actually a cabal car to carry on up to the hill, pretty cool. And a ferry wheel on the top of the hill makes the feeling more excited! Good video, thank you Natasha!

[@adamrussell4703]

You are still finding all the beauty spots. The tourism people must love you.

[@swatty7iron]

Oh wow very nice! I agree with Dari's description of Fall.... Great to see you guys together again. 🐦

[@larrydavid1132]

Spring, Fall, Winter start and stop when you feel it. There are no dates with Mother Nature. Awesome video Natasha. ☺☺🙂😚😙