Your travels across Russia especially in the far east have become a - Tour de force - videos explaining the culture, landscape, and peoples of the area. Most educational and very entertaining. I have always been interested in border areas that have a mix of cultures that have developed over time and that is certainly true of the Russian far east.
Natasha is a great vlogger most of the times, she is a brilliant filmologist. But just be careful calling it totally educational because she very subtly puts her own spin on everything steering you very gently into a certain way of seeing things, even though it is mostly "nutral".
"Dersu Uzala" is also the title of a 1975 film based on Arseniev's book, Soviet-produced and directed by Japanese director Akira Kurosawa. Set in the forests of Eastern Siberia at the turn of the century, it is a portrait of the friendship that grows between an aging hunter and a Russian surveyor. A romantic hymn to nature and the human spirit.
Boom barrier?😳 I don't know what that is, but the range of subtle expressions on your face was delightful! I loved this video from beginning to end. Oh - and I read a book about Dersu Ussala and the Russian explorer you were talking about. It was fascinating! 🐅🌿 Your American grandma says stay safe, dear girl.✌😊
Exploring the Far East with you 👍😊 It's obvious, that I like such videos more, than the videos from Moscow or the other cities of the central Russia. I like to learn about the local brands, Coffee shops, restaurants... Here in my hometown we have almost everything that you can find in Moscow. But almost nothing that you have in the Far East. I really liked the Ethnographic Park 👍 And I was empressed when I saw the right-hand drive taxi car. Such cars are so rare here.
Thanks, this is very informative video for me , you have done work hard and remarkable job for making video so interesting, in this video you show every things and give all information in about Ussuriysk, good luck , thanks.
Natasha, I have a Siberian Tiger story for you: When I was living in Primorsky Krai, several of us men would meet once a week for a sauna. Each week one of us was supposed to bring the snacks. One week a fellow brought a big bowl of what I thought was beef stroganoff. It was VERY tasty. After dinner we found out that our host was a government game warden, and that day he had caught poachers who had just killed a tiger. Yes, he had served us stroganoff made with the Siberian Tiger meat!
At 8:26 when you mentioned how common Tigers were in the region, and given your ability to summon Russian soldiers just by mentioning them, I found myself expecting to see an Amur Tiger casually walking down the street, maybe to turn around and chuff "Privet" at you.
From what I have seen from other videos Moscow gets the best of everything and much of the rest of the country has to get by as best they can. Interesting video, well balanced, the good and the bad.
.humor is probetly one the best way to deal with them.. if the joke becomes big anuff, the power will fade. the airfreshners is a good example, dealing with polution by making more air polution and making the air more dirty.. is a joke and he is the one that is doing good. it looks like much of the young generation wants change, and putin will not live forever.. ukraine for example could be a place that changes alot soon, and perhaps rusia dont look that strong in 5 years.
I was born and raised in Ussuriysk. It is not said about the famous Chinese market, as well as the automobile market, which is known throughout the country.
Always interesting, informative and enjoyable. The museum is of high quality, in my opinion. I wish I were young enough to travel again, (I am 80 years old this year) but you are like my eyes and ears showing me a part of the world I would otherwise never have known about.
In my opinion, your videos from the far east stick out compared to the other ones. Simply because you are be able to tell stories based on experience. That's also the reason why a lot of people decided to subscribe, to hear stories from a country that is rather mysterious for a lot of us. Did you ever notice that the video that made your channel populair is the one showing an extreme stereotype about Russia. Living in cold depressive Siberia. That picture made the video appealing, and after clicking most found out what it was actually about. Anyways, I think we all had this city nearby that seemed a lot bigger in our younger years, in fact everything seems bigger in your younger years. Atleast I think it does? Time will tell. Russia will never feel less big though😂 based on what I know about it.
Мнение таксиста похоже сложилось из того, кого он возит )) Очень приятный ролик, показали разное. И это хорошо. Могу сказать, что с 1995 года - город преобразился. Я помню парк Дора (тогда вроде ещё ДОСА), когда там даже днём не стоило рисковать ходить. А сейчас в каждом дворе практически современные детские площадки, асфальт, чистота, новые скверы. А производства, которые были и закрылись - их жаль, конечно. Что-то быстро умерло после развала СССР, что-то медленно. Это везде практически произошло. Но жизнь идёт и время течёт. И раз и в Спасске уже можно выпить варёный кофе хорошего качества, то значит что-то движется в полезном направлении! ))
@гражданин 984 тоже удивился)) с таким же успехом можно сказать что туда спускали кровь для ритуалов))) но есть реально предположение что скорее всего туда вставлялись какие-то камни или плиты. Ведь черепах этих было несколько ещё с 12 века. И мы жители Уссурийска об этом знаем все
The Far East of Russia is so charming and also romantic and this place has got a unique beauty and an amazing environment, as Russia is not only Moscow, but it is an immense country which has to be discovered. This city is really nice and the little museum a jewel. Thank you for your great video. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Thank you for showing us another pretty town in Russia. I found the Stone Turtle and Emerald Valley areas very interesting. These are places I would like to visit. I was sorry to hear that some of those young men were arrested for making a protest video that criticized a politician. People here in America, including me, criticize politicians all the time. For the most part it doesn't really do much good, because the politician remains in office and no reforms are made. (We think that most of them are on the side of the corporations and not the people. Over half the members of Congress are millionaires.) It seems that some of the Russian politicians are paranoid. Politicians here expect criticism. Even though there are trashy areas in Ussuriysk, such areas are common in American towns and cities. One last thought. Because I'm a parent and a grandparent, I worry about you sometimes. You take chances, and people like me don't want any harm to come to you. So be careful, because we want to see you make many more interesting videos!
I grew up in the 1950's & 60's hiding under my desk, closing my eyes, waiting for the Russians to drop "the bomb" on us. You bring this old-timer hope. Thank you.
I’m Russian, born near Far East in East Siberia, small town like Ussuriysk, then moved to Moscow long time ago, like many others. And absolutely love your vlog. You are very talented. Love the way you create a story that relates to so many people across entire world, talking about places known to almost nobody, even in Russia. Like, subscription. I need this precious breath of fresh air
Beautiful presentation. You are so talented in presenting even a dull places can be more interesting. Well done. I think I learn more about Russia from your videos than other sources. Thank you so much for sharing.
You are so good at presenting the history of a vast variety of Russian locales ! As near as I can tell, You are very accurate in all your descriptions and making it very interesting at the same time . Excellent ! Russia should be proud .
When I watch this channel, I’m always amazed at how similar this part of Russia looks to my country of Serbia. And the fact that it’s thousands of kilometres away and borders China which is so different from our culture. The socialist apartment buildings, rusty playgrounds, benches with missing seats, old houses that haven’t been redone in decades…also the fact that we also use the Cyrillic alphabet
@@NatashasAdventures But it cannot be said that it would be a Soviet heritage. The philosophy comes from Marx and Engels, so it can actually be said that Russia is the victim of communism.
@@NatashasAdventures absolutely. Other Balkan countries as well. If you ever get the chance, you should definitely visit. Serbia often gets overlooked by foreign tourists but I think you would love it here. We may not have a lot of things that the rest of Europe has to offer but you would definitely feel at home lol. Plus the Balkans are one of the few parts of Europe which Russians would actually consider to be affordable
И мене исто. Импресионира ме колико личи на нашу земљу. Одувек сам желео да посетим овај крај Русије. И док ово гледам, имам осећај као да сам тамо. Један од најлепших канала на јутјубу.
A interesting dive into history here Natasha and a good overview on the modern life. Your humour and straightforward explanations always come through well. The shame of it is the politiciahs will not change anything that really needs changing. However unlike in Russia at least we get to criticise ours without fear of arrest and possible prison. Just to wish you a happy christmas and to your family as well.🎄 Take care as always.
You are of course right about the different situations in Russia and the USA. However, there have been some very undemocratic developments in the USA too. Who can forget the full power of the state coming down on those protesters in Lafayette Square just so a certain person could pose with a Bible? Michael Cohen, the ex-attorney of that certain person, was released early from prison, but when he published a book criticizing that person, he was rearrested and thrown back in prison for "violating his probation." A Russian-like political climate can also be easily created here in the USA if we aren't careful.
@@happyinfidel1 You mean that ones that are still in jail nearly a year later without trial? Those ones? Oh yeah, they are really trying hard to take your freedoms away. It's definitely not the ones who jail people without trial or due process!
Natasha, once again you have produced a great video on life in Russia as YOU see it. I love your style of presentation. We get the good, the bad and the ugly from your own unique perspective. Your camera work has improved immensely. The slow "pans" are great. They give the viewers time to absorb the content. I love your curiosity like when you explore areas like @12:30. NOBODY on RUclips does things like that. Keep doing those type of vignettes. And the clip about the "chair" @13:30 was just hilarious!! Your "dry" sense of humor and sarcastic wit are super. I love the piece about the guy who "looks like Putin, but he actually helps people". Loved that. But you be careful Natasha. We would hate to see you go to prison for your own version of satire. Prison is not a place for a young lady as beautiful as you. Please keep up your great work making these videos about life in the "Real Russia". 👍👍💖💖💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 Наташа, ты в очередной раз сняла отличное видео о жизни в России, какой ТЫ ее видишь. Мне нравится ваш стиль изложения. Мы видим хорошее, плохое и уродливое с вашей собственной уникальной точки зрения. Ваша операторская работа значительно улучшилась. Медленные "кастрюли" великолепны. Они дают зрителям время, чтобы усвоить контент. Мне нравится твое любопытство, например, когда ты исследуешь такие области, как @12:30. НИКТО на RUclips не делает ничего подобного. Продолжайте делать такие виньетки. А клип про "стул" в 13:30 был просто уморительным!! Ваше "сухое" чувство юмора и саркастическое остроумие просто супер. Мне нравится статья о парне, который "похож на Путина, но на самом деле он помогает людям". Мне это нравилось. Но ты будь осторожна, Наташа. Нам бы очень не хотелось, чтобы вы отправились в тюрьму за свою собственную версию сатиры. Тюрьма - не место для такой красивой юной леди, как вы. Пожалуйста, продолжайте свою замечательную работу по созданию этих видеороликов о жизни в "Настоящей России".
For some reason I have always been so curious about seeing the parts of countries, especially Russia, that you don’t see on tourist destinations. These videos do a great job going in depth into each city.
If I was Russian, I'd definitely vote for Vitaly Nalivkin! This is a beautiful video. This city would be a very nice tourist location, especially with the parks, museums, and history! It is too bad everyone is leaving.
Natasha, you are the hope for our future. Recognizing our human past, for better or worse. Showing the bad with HOPE for better. A light shining in the darkness. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and optimistic outlook for our future.
When I first watched Nalivkin episode, it was about him cancelling Rammstein gig in Ussuriysk. It was funny, but nevertheless I thought it was for real) But then I found out it's a satire, and I became a fan of these series. Shame on (real) Russian officials for shutting down this project, these guys were revealing the real problems of Russia.
It seems that you finally passed your driving test. 👏Love the irony. Love your spirit. Love your charm. Love seeing details of your country. You dispel narrow stereotypes. In my hometown in Georgia (US) we have many of the same scenes both beautiful and ugly. Be careful. Be safe. Be well. ✌💕& 🌻s.
Natasha, thank you for sharing. Love your sarcasm🙃 Very cool and interesting history. I love that Dragon turtle sculpture. I like seeing those old indigenous pictures of the people. They look like a mix of Asians and Native Americans.
I believe that there is growing interest here in the USA in the real Russia, and you are contributing to this with your channel. I know that Russian people and Americans can be good friends, if we can set aside the tired tropes that our political leaders want to feed us all the time. It's about respect. Thank you for your work. Your particular niche in the Far East of Russia is especially valuable and interesting to me. Спасибо большое, Наташа.
@@cajuntimes the value of the printed dollars started with the massive success of what was 90% white America in the past. but you're right it's collapsing and becoming a brown shithole
Bulava by the Amur River still has some Nanai folk. The late Nadya Duvan who passed a few years ago was the last shaman from Bulava. She came to Seattle every year or so for decades to teach drumming and kamlanaya (shamanizing). There are books about the Nanai published here in Seattle.
Nalivkin and Barracuda are spot on! Following these guys for a year now. And btw that character is not typical only for Russia. We had a similar id*ot for prime minister in Bulgaria for the last 12 years. It is just a pity that the Nalivkin-show would be hard for English speakers to understand.
Thank you for this informative and nicely ironic video about Ussuriysk, a city I didn't even know it existed. I enjoy all your clips, because you developed your skills and improved your equipment over time and above all kept your refreshing human and critical attitude, your fine humour and good research work. I am proud to be one of your patrons.
A perfect Sunday morning. A coffee, a lesson on youtube with travel, history, geography, politics, and a beautiful host. Politics have always had authoritarian figures, along with media perspective. Look at the Americans and Trump, who would have thought. A very beautiful city, all paces have faults and issues, take the good with the bad.
You should really have your own travel programme on TV. You're becoming better and better with your english, and as a presenter I feel you have a future, either as a historian or documentary narrator. Wouldn't it be fun if BBC offered you a job to travel around the world making programs like this ;) You have a future in media, Natasha. Stay strong and have a merry Christmas.
I don't know why, but I was surprised to hear that "rose tinted glasses" is also a Russian phrase. Ussuriysk has beautiful buildings and some run-down areas, just like everywhere.
Great video Natasha. Was wondering when you would upload another. So many beautiful and mysterious places to see in Russia. Thank you for your hard work.
"Hello dogs." It's such a delight to watch your videos. Your personality is perfect for us armchair travelers. And, you keep such a straight face while talking, tongue in cheek, about Ussurihsk services placing a well designed comfortable chair and even vegetation for citizens to enjoy strolling while through the city. This episode was packed with info of past and present. Your use of irony, cynicism and humor is masterful and enlightening.
I reside in Taiwan. It is a living hell for senior citizens that find it painful to walk for necessities. There are no benches to rest your worn out legs, hips, and backs. Better off calling some delivery service than getting some fresh air and exercise.
Another very enjoyable journey with beautiful Natasha. Your videos are my favorite thing to watch on youtube. Keep up the great work Natasha. From one of your American fans.
Another interesting segment/ video. I notice your pictures of the original inhabitants of eastern Russia . They look very similar to the original inhabitants/ aboriginals of coastal peoples of Canada / British Columbia. Anyway keep up the good work. Merry Christmas.
I was very surprised to see an English translation on the “shelled dragon” sculpture sign. I love your videos. I will never be able to travel to Russia but appreciate the vicarious view through your eyes.
I saw your fall. Ouch. Your choice of English words is wonderfull, even the almost died from a miss step on the curb. Your political view still follows the same as us in Canada. As for voting I try to pick who will do the best for that part of the government's area, local provincial country. This of course means that we don't always get the best possible person only the best possible person who wants the job.
Ciao Natasha, Very nice. But you forgott the rich history of Koreans in Ussuriysk. There is a very interesting museum there with an excellent Korean Restaurant. From Ussuriysk also goes the railway to North Korea. Was several times in Ussuriysk the last 3 month. Keep on going with your videos. Greetings from Switzerland.
@13:00 the rose colored glasses comment is a very good, reference to literary trend of the 1850's in England &/or the United States. "Seeing the world through rose-colored glasses" means you are optimistic. In this area, even though someone was living in a poor, trash-covered, impoverished part of Ussuriysk, Russia.... someone chose to say, "Be optimistic! Have faith!"
Gravity was not nice to Natasha. ruclips.net/video/6hhG8jAI7qE/видео.html The house with chicken legs reminded me of this Bianka song from many years ago.
There was an award-winning movie about Arseniyev’s adventures in Russian Far East, by a famous zJapanese director: “Dersu Uzala”. A couple native groups in your region, the Nansai, Nivekh for example, are similar to the Ainu, natives of Sakhalin, Kurile Islands and Japan. There were even several Japanese Buddhist monks that established temples.
У меня знакомый Lon Ball живёт в Уссурийске, сам он их Феникса приехал вот у него интервью взять круто было б у него такая насыщенная жизнь ему 76 на секунду))) 🤝🏻
Natasha - I loved this video, as well as all of your other videos! You do an excellent job of explaining the history, culture and other facts about the places you visit. I have become more interested in Russia recently, in part due to your videos, and I am doing a cruise in the Baltic in June that will spend two days in St. Petersburg. There is so much I am learning about Russia that I never knew before, thanks to you. It looks like you got a new, high resolution camera for filming now - the quality of this video was superb! Glad you didn't get knocked out by that road barrier. Love your sense of humor.
🏞😉Beautiful Documentary!(🐯maybe next time?!) Really interesting,history of Ancient cultures,serious local topics,and a great sense of humour!💪👸🏼Keep up your good work!🍀
I liked your video, but before rushing to judgement, on the politicians, I think that the region has many problems that other places may not face. The solution of the air freshener, reminds me of London in the mid nineteenth century, The parliament was being disrupted with sewerage smells and they end up with washing the parliamentary curtains in lime (stone) to reduce the smells......Eventually the real solution was tackled and, they built a sewerage system at a huge cost. Waterborne diseases killed many people before they spent the money however. Having very cold weather probably makes the solutions much more expensive. The tortoise is widespread in the Chinese or Chinese influenced world, I saw these where temple schools produced civil servants, the tortoise there was associated with wisdom.
Another great tour! I enjoyed the info regarding the history of the indigenous people of this region. I wouldnt be surprised if they are related to the people who migrated over the land bridge into North America thousands of years ago. They certainly seem similar to native Americans of long ago.
Natasha this is one of your best edited and presented videos. The reason that i subscribed to you is your unique Far East perspective. Keep up beautiful girl.
@11:29 😂😂 @13:25 🤣🤣 I love your sense of humor and honesty 💯👌 I haven't watched much yet, but this is my favorite so far. I love the rich culture and history of the city. This will be on my list of places to visit in Russia for sure. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom!
Thanks for the informative and funny video. Stay safe. Watch out for foreign Patron money being used as a pretext to crack down on YTers who aren't 100% supportive of the people in power.
I think there seems to be no-one to fix things. When it's getting bad, fall apart and lots of garbage someone should fix it. In a fixed city, the rest will follow and wealth will be better. I mean the back yard stuff. If one ignores the land it's not good. This is what I think. Thanks for far away video.
этот участок так выглядит, потому что недавно снесли старые дома и скоро начнут строительство новых, таких же красивых как стоят рядом. Жаль, Наташа не разобралась, прежде чем снимать это видео
Actually the only thing I knew about Ussuriysk before this video, was that it was run by Виталий Дёмочка "Бандера" in the 90s and early 00s. Thank you Natasha for showing that there is more to Ussuryisk than I thought 🙂
Great video. Thank you. I've lived all my life in the opposite coast. Been from Mexico to Dutch Harbor and grew up relatively near the Russian River in northern California. I appreciate your perspective. You are getting very good at this in my opinion.
As someone who lives in Singapore (one of the most densely populated countries in the world), everywhere in Russia seems so empty! Please do visit the region of Sakha Republic (Yakutia) soon, it will be very interesting
... empty everywhere, except Moscow (& St. Pete). Everyone gathered from all around and packed themselves into high-rise apartments 🤣. (I've been to Singapore, your landscaping is stunning, but they are really trying in Moscow nowadays) 🤣
@@SovietMoviesExplained You are always welcome back in Singapore :) Glad to know you enjoyed our architecture and city landscape but despite our high standard of living, in such an extremely densely populated area it does get quite uncomfortable (the feeling that our country is overpopulated). Many Singaporeans do enjoy taking time off to travel in order to get away from the hectic lifestyle including myself, I really enjoy nature. I also visited Vladivostok once in the winter of 2017 when they first started e-visa for Singaporeans travelling in the Far East, a very interesting experience, beautiful scenery on Russky Island with the frozen seaside, and I booked a Russian banya sauna by the beach as well, but it was definitely too cold and windy. I'm really interested in Russian culture and history, would love to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg and also other cities like Veliky Novgorod, Vladimir, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Yakutsk etc. hopefully when the pandemic dies down. Russian architecture is also outstandingly beautiful and grandeur in my opinion (the monasteries, churches, palaces, gates of the old city etc.)
@@YummYakitori, yeah, I can understand why you feel that way 😔. Hope it all works out well and you indeed come to visit someday soon 🤗. (In Moscow I personally know a guy from Moscowwalks YT channel (website of the same name) he is a guide, but speaks perfect English and does individual tours with focus on architecture, if you so choose.)
This is a delightful and educational video. Great job. I am sharing it with friends. I visited Leningrad (St. Petersburg again) and Moscow in 1976 as a teenager. An amazing experience that gave me a a heart 💜 for Russia 🇷🇺.
I always look forward to these videos. It's like traveling to russia from the comfort of my own home. Ussuriysk seems like a nice city. I'm half Salvadorian & seeing that "El Salvador" sign with the flag & distance @11:20 was completely unexpected & really cool to see that my mom's tiny country is acknowledged on the other side of the world :) Great video Natasha
Hi Natasha. I'm a big fan of your channel. Your work gets better and better. I love the humor, the history and the brilliant videography you make. I am excited to see your creativity grow into the future. Please continue the excellent work. On a side note, I wonder if you are familiar with the work of David Attenborough? The reason I mention this is that I see a similarity in your approach and I believe he could be a good mentor or inspiration for you as we all can benefit from the best in our respective professions. I only say this because I think you are very talented. I can imagine one day seeing a full feature documentary of yours. I learn a lot, I laugh often and I am grateful for your channel. Best wishes. Les
natasha definitely fell over at 10:51. sorry, i did kinda laugh, but if you did save it then, that would be mighty impressive. great job as always, with your content.
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Would you vote for Vitaliy Nalivkin?
Sure. He does seem to be a problem solver and gets things done. Well, more like he does things, may not actually fix the problems.
Well yes but be careful out there if those dogs had attacked you what would you have done by yourself? Is “bear spray” legal out there?
I'd maybe vote for him in the hope and interest of seeing what he would do while in office.
Yes, it's gonna be a good adventure through the Russian infrastructure.
Sure, but only if he promised air freshener on every street!. [jk]
Your travels across Russia especially in the far east have become a - Tour de force - videos explaining the culture, landscape, and peoples of the area. Most educational and very entertaining. I have always been interested in border areas that have a mix of cultures that have developed over time and that is certainly true of the Russian far east.
Tour de force! I second that!
Natasha is a great vlogger most of the times, she is a brilliant filmologist. But just be careful calling it totally educational because she very subtly puts her own spin on everything steering you very gently into a certain way of seeing things, even though it is mostly "nutral".
@@OlgasBritishFells scheming Natasha 😈
@@ОлегЖилин-ц8й 😜
The effort you're putting into your videos is really showing. Keep up the good work, and thanks for showing us around your land :)
"Dersu Uzala" is also the title of a 1975 film based on Arseniev's book, Soviet-produced and directed by Japanese director Akira Kurosawa. Set in the forests of Eastern Siberia at the turn of the century, it is a portrait of the friendship that grows between an aging hunter and a Russian surveyor. A romantic hymn to nature and the human spirit.
A beautiful, remarkable film. I sobbed uncontrollably after seeing it the first time.
I happened to see this beautiful film for the first time back in Germany, then again years later in the US. I loved it very much!!!
I've heard it suggested that George Lucas pinched the characteristics of Yoda from Dersu, with respectful intent I Imagine.
CAPITAN!! CAPITAN!! It's a fine movie.
Wonderful film. Sad ending. My Ukrainian ex-wife introduced me. Love the Russian people. 👋 from Vermont USA.
Enjoy your presentations of things in Eastern Russia. Everyone does Moscow/St P but thank you for presenting Eastern Russia.
They are real gems!
Boom barrier?😳 I don't know what that is, but the range of subtle expressions on your face was delightful! I loved this video from beginning to end. Oh - and I read a book about Dersu Ussala and the Russian explorer you were talking about. It was fascinating! 🐅🌿
Your American grandma says stay safe, dear girl.✌😊
Exploring the Far East with you 👍😊 It's obvious, that I like such videos more, than the videos from Moscow or the other cities of the central Russia. I like to learn about the local brands, Coffee shops, restaurants... Here in my hometown we have almost everything that you can find in Moscow. But almost nothing that you have in the Far East.
I really liked the Ethnographic Park 👍
And I was empressed when I saw the right-hand drive taxi car. Such cars are so rare here.
Thanks, this is very informative video for me , you have done work hard and remarkable job for making video so interesting, in this video you show every things and give all information in about Ussuriysk, good luck , thanks.
a comment to please our almighty overlord with engagement to feed the algorithm!
i like this video
its awesome
and your english cool
Natasha, I have a Siberian Tiger story for you: When I was living in Primorsky Krai, several of us men would meet once a week for a sauna. Each week one of us was supposed to bring the snacks. One week a fellow brought a big bowl of what I thought was beef stroganoff. It was VERY tasty. After dinner we found out that our host was a government game warden, and that day he had caught poachers who had just killed a tiger. Yes, he had served us stroganoff made with the Siberian Tiger meat!
I’ll bet it was tasty!
Some of your subscribers will want to visit Ussuriysk following your video and so it will have some more money.
At 8:26 when you mentioned how common Tigers were in the region, and given your ability to summon Russian soldiers just by mentioning them, I found myself expecting to see an Amur Tiger casually walking down the street, maybe to turn around and chuff "Privet" at you.
The Udege people remind me of the indigenous peoples in my birth country who suffered a similar fate.
From what I have seen from other videos Moscow gets the best of everything and much of the rest of the country has to get by as best they can.
Interesting video, well balanced, the good and the bad.
Very interesting
"it's quite dangerous to joke about politicians in Russia" damn, we don't appreciate how good we have it here in the west
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.humor is probetly one the best way to deal with them..
if the joke becomes big anuff, the power will fade.
the airfreshners is a good example, dealing with polution by making more air polution and making the air more dirty..
is a joke
and he is the one that is doing good.
it looks like much of the young generation wants change, and putin will not live forever..
ukraine for example could be a place that changes alot soon, and perhaps rusia dont look that strong in 5 years.
Forgot to say it on your last video but the meal at $12 is an averaged priced restaurant meal in the USA. Less people are eating out now in the USA.
I was born and raised in Ussuriysk. It is not said about the famous Chinese market, as well as the automobile market, which is known throughout the country.
you need to see the movie Dersu Uzala, it is amazing, you will like it.
Always interesting, informative and enjoyable. The museum is of high quality, in my opinion. I wish I were young enough to travel again, (I am 80 years old this year) but you are like my eyes and ears showing me a part of the world I would otherwise never have known about.
Ditto.
In my opinion, your videos from the far east stick out compared to the other ones. Simply because you are be able to tell stories based on experience. That's also the reason why a lot of people decided to subscribe, to hear stories from a country that is rather mysterious for a lot of us. Did you ever notice that the video that made your channel populair is the one showing an extreme stereotype about Russia. Living in cold depressive Siberia. That picture made the video appealing, and after clicking most found out what it was actually about.
Anyways, I think we all had this city nearby that seemed a lot bigger in our younger years, in fact everything seems bigger in your younger years. Atleast I think it does? Time will tell. Russia will never feel less big though😂 based on what I know about it.
Exactly 🙌. I think it's real art to slip a bit of education and dispelling of stereotypes into seemingly very stereotypical things 👌
Мнение таксиста похоже сложилось из того, кого он возит ))
Очень приятный ролик, показали разное. И это хорошо.
Могу сказать, что с 1995 года - город преобразился. Я помню парк Дора (тогда вроде ещё ДОСА), когда там даже днём не стоило рисковать ходить. А сейчас в каждом дворе практически современные детские площадки, асфальт, чистота, новые скверы.
А производства, которые были и закрылись - их жаль, конечно. Что-то быстро умерло после развала СССР, что-то медленно. Это везде практически произошло. Но жизнь идёт и время течёт. И раз и в Спасске уже можно выпить варёный кофе хорошего качества, то значит что-то движется в полезном направлении! ))
Я живу в Уссурийске!!! Я люблю Уссурийск❤️
Вы показала мне разные места! Спасибо за это видео👍👍👍
Спасибо, у тебя классный канал 🤗😻
*Я с Уссурийска. Оцените мой рэп на английском и русском языках. I from Ussuriysk. Please check my music. I make rap (English and Russian language)*
Уссурийск родной🤟😎
@@wiekdeo.mp3 ты и тут светанулся) гангстер)
@гражданин 984 тоже удивился)) с таким же успехом можно сказать что туда спускали кровь для ритуалов))) но есть реально предположение что скорее всего туда вставлялись какие-то камни или плиты. Ведь черепах этих было несколько ещё с 12 века. И мы жители Уссурийска об этом знаем все
The Far East of Russia is so charming and also romantic and this place has got a unique beauty and an amazing environment, as Russia is not only Moscow, but it is an immense country which has to be discovered. This city is really nice and the little museum a jewel. Thank you for your great video. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Thank you for showing us another pretty town in Russia. I found the Stone Turtle and Emerald Valley areas very interesting. These are places I would like to visit. I was sorry to hear that some of those young men were arrested for making a protest video that criticized a politician. People here in America, including me, criticize politicians all the time. For the most part it doesn't really do much good, because the politician remains in office and no reforms are made. (We think that most of them are on the side of the corporations and not the people. Over half the members of Congress are millionaires.) It seems that some of the Russian politicians are paranoid. Politicians here expect criticism. Even though there are trashy areas in Ussuriysk, such areas are common in American towns and cities. One last thought. Because I'm a parent and a grandparent, I worry about you sometimes. You take chances, and people like me don't want any harm to come to you. So be careful, because we want to see you make many more interesting videos!
These guys used a grenade launcher at the bus stop, of course the politicians are paranoid.
We all worry about Natasha because we love her and wish her the best.
I grew up in the 1950's & 60's hiding under my desk, closing my eyes, waiting for the Russians to drop "the bomb" on us. You bring this old-timer hope. Thank you.
I’m Russian, born near Far East in East Siberia, small town like Ussuriysk, then moved to Moscow long time ago, like many others. And absolutely love your vlog. You are very talented. Love the way you create a story that relates to so many people across entire world, talking about places known to almost nobody, even in Russia. Like, subscription. I need this precious breath of fresh air
Beautiful presentation. You are so talented in presenting even a dull places can be more interesting. Well done. I think I learn more about Russia from your videos than other sources. Thank you so much for sharing.
Agreed
Thank you 😊🌟
So do I.
Do you plan to go to Yakutia.
@@agassicarlosdecx3860 the RUclipsr Vaga Bond is in Yakutia right now making videos
You are so good at presenting the history of a vast variety of Russian locales ! As near as I can tell, You are very accurate in all your descriptions and making it very interesting at the same time . Excellent ! Russia should be proud .
Nice
We say "noice" nowadays old woman.
No I see what was happening... nevermind.
Nice!
Very
Так приятно видеть свой родной город.. Спасибо за видео!
о да
Very well organised, possibly one of the best vlogs on this channel
When I watch this channel, I’m always amazed at how similar this part of Russia looks to my country of Serbia. And the fact that it’s thousands of kilometres away and borders China which is so different from our culture. The socialist apartment buildings, rusty playgrounds, benches with missing seats, old houses that haven’t been redone in decades…also the fact that we also use the Cyrillic alphabet
Similar culture, but especially similar history of communism collapse.
I didn’t know it’s like this in Serbia, for me it’s ✨Europe✨ Soviet heritage everywhere, depressing and aesthetic at the same time…
@@NatashasAdventures But it cannot be said that it would be a Soviet heritage. The philosophy comes from Marx and Engels, so it can actually be said that Russia is the victim of communism.
@@NatashasAdventures absolutely. Other Balkan countries as well. If you ever get the chance, you should definitely visit. Serbia often gets overlooked by foreign tourists but I think you would love it here. We may not have a lot of things that the rest of Europe has to offer but you would definitely feel at home lol. Plus the Balkans are one of the few parts of Europe which Russians would actually consider to be affordable
И мене исто. Импресионира ме колико личи на нашу земљу. Одувек сам желео да посетим овај крај Русије. И док ово гледам, имам осећај као да сам тамо. Један од најлепших канала на јутјубу.
Я думал что в таком Мухосранске живу, что про мой город никто не вспомнит
A interesting dive into history here Natasha and a good overview on the modern life.
Your humour and straightforward explanations always come through well.
The shame of it is the politiciahs will not change anything that really needs changing.
However unlike in Russia at least we get to criticise ours without fear of arrest and possible prison.
Just to wish you a happy christmas and to your family as well.🎄
Take care as always.
You are of course right about the different situations in Russia and the USA. However, there have been some very undemocratic developments in the USA too. Who can forget the full power of the state coming down on those protesters in Lafayette Square just so a certain person could pose with a Bible? Michael Cohen, the ex-attorney of that certain person, was released early from prison, but when he published a book criticizing that person, he was rearrested and thrown back in prison for "violating his probation." A Russian-like political climate can also be easily created here in the USA if we aren't careful.
Not yet anyhow.. If you are in the US, the Jan6 bunch of loons want to take your freedoms away.
@@prieten49 we are starting to similar things in the UK as well but nowhere near what is happening in other parts of the world.
Yeah, you have freedom in America - just ask Julian Assange.
@@happyinfidel1 You mean that ones that are still in jail nearly a year later without trial? Those ones? Oh yeah, they are really trying hard to take your freedoms away. It's definitely not the ones who jail people without trial or due process!
Natasha, once again you have produced a great video on life in Russia as YOU see it. I love your style of presentation. We get the good, the bad and the ugly from your own unique perspective. Your camera work has improved immensely. The slow "pans" are great. They give the viewers time to absorb the content. I love your curiosity like when you explore areas like @12:30. NOBODY on RUclips does things like that. Keep doing those type of vignettes. And the clip about the "chair" @13:30 was just hilarious!! Your "dry" sense of humor and sarcastic wit are super. I love the piece about the guy who "looks like Putin, but he actually helps people". Loved that. But you be careful Natasha. We would hate to see you go to prison for your own version of satire. Prison is not a place for a young lady as beautiful as you. Please keep up your great work making these videos about life in the "Real Russia". 👍👍💖💖💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Наташа, ты в очередной раз сняла отличное видео о жизни в России, какой ТЫ ее видишь. Мне нравится ваш стиль изложения. Мы видим хорошее, плохое и уродливое с вашей собственной уникальной точки зрения. Ваша операторская работа значительно улучшилась. Медленные "кастрюли" великолепны. Они дают зрителям время, чтобы усвоить контент. Мне нравится твое любопытство, например, когда ты исследуешь такие области, как @12:30. НИКТО на RUclips не делает ничего подобного. Продолжайте делать такие виньетки. А клип про "стул" в 13:30 был просто уморительным!! Ваше "сухое" чувство юмора и саркастическое остроумие просто супер. Мне нравится статья о парне, который "похож на Путина, но на самом деле он помогает людям". Мне это нравилось. Но ты будь осторожна, Наташа. Нам бы очень не хотелось, чтобы вы отправились в тюрьму за свою собственную версию сатиры. Тюрьма - не место для такой красивой юной леди, как вы. Пожалуйста, продолжайте свою замечательную работу по созданию этих видеороликов о жизни в "Настоящей России".
Someone will not jail for criticism in Russia. For insult or incitement to riot.
Thank you! 😫
@@גלייזרפתרונות these days you never know... 🙈🙈🙈
Pete in MT, you speak well for many of us! Thanks for your insightful commentary.
maybe unfair things in russia is not as frequent as it is shown in the media. but the most unpleasant thing about them is that they are random
For some reason I have always been so curious about seeing the parts of countries, especially Russia, that you don’t see on tourist destinations. These videos do a great job going in depth into each city.
If I was Russian, I'd definitely vote for Vitaly Nalivkin! This is a beautiful video. This city would be a very nice tourist location, especially with the parks, museums, and history! It is too bad everyone is leaving.
Natasha, you are the hope for our future. Recognizing our human past, for better or worse. Showing the bad with HOPE for better. A light shining in the darkness. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and optimistic outlook for our future.
At 11:48: "Schlagbaum" is a German word. You also can call it "Schranke"! 🙂
When I first watched Nalivkin episode, it was about him cancelling Rammstein gig in Ussuriysk. It was funny, but nevertheless I thought it was for real) But then I found out it's a satire, and I became a fan of these series. Shame on (real) Russian officials for shutting down this project, these guys were revealing the real problems of Russia.
You are so awesome! Love your videos! Much love from Serbia ❤️
❤❤
Yes - Vote For Nalivkin - Make Russia Smell Great Again (MRSGA)
It seems that you finally passed your driving test. 👏Love the irony. Love your spirit. Love your charm. Love seeing details of your country. You dispel narrow stereotypes. In my hometown in Georgia (US) we have many of the same scenes both beautiful and ugly. Be careful. Be safe. Be well. ✌💕& 🌻s.
Brave statement, he looks like Putin, but there is a difference, he actually helps people😬😦😲
Natasha, thank you for sharing. Love your sarcasm🙃
Very cool and interesting history. I love that Dragon turtle sculpture. I like seeing those old indigenous pictures of the people. They look like a mix of Asians and Native Americans.
Same here
I believe that there is growing interest here in the USA in the real Russia, and you are contributing to this with your channel. I know that Russian people and Americans can be good friends, if we can set aside the tired tropes that our political leaders want to feed us all the time. It's about respect. Thank you for your work. Your particular niche in the Far East of Russia is especially valuable and interesting to me. Спасибо большое, Наташа.
hugs. the most americans and russians are christians, so we must hear each other
"Your worst enemy becomes your best friend, once he’s understood." 🙌🙌🙌
Globalists want russia destroyed. Americans don't hate Russians, but our government does.
@@cajuntimes the value of the printed dollars started with the massive success of what was 90% white America in the past. but you're right it's collapsing and becoming a brown shithole
@@manager4409 that isn't what he said lol
Bulava by the Amur River still has some Nanai folk. The late Nadya Duvan who passed a few years ago was the last shaman from Bulava. She came to Seattle every year or so for decades to teach drumming and kamlanaya (shamanizing). There are books about the Nanai published here in Seattle.
that was a great episode Natasha! I love Nalivkin show, too:)
You gotta stop hittin on this young naive girl man its obvious to everyone 🤣 she doesnt even reply to you haha
*Я с Уссурийска. Оцените мой рэп на английском и русском языках. I from Ussuriysk. Please check my music. I make rap (English and Russian language)*
Nalivkin and Barracuda are spot on! Following these guys for a year now. And btw that character is not typical only for Russia. We had a similar id*ot for prime minister in Bulgaria for the last 12 years. It is just a pity that the Nalivkin-show would be hard for English speakers to understand.
Good video from Eastern Russia
Enjoyed the history background.
I’d like to visit Usseriysk, the Emerald Valley and to see the house on chicken legs!
I think I’d vote for Vitaliy Nalivkin too.
Thank you for this informative and nicely ironic video about Ussuriysk, a city I didn't even know it existed. I enjoy all your clips, because you developed your skills and improved your equipment over time and above all kept your refreshing human and critical attitude, your fine humour and good research work. I am proud to be one of your patrons.
Thank you so much ☺️🌟
I hope I can visit Russia someday and know more about the culture of the people.
Yes, very well done!!! From young and perhaps a bit insecure to world class!!! Beautiful and Funny too!! 👍🏻
A perfect Sunday morning. A coffee, a lesson on youtube with travel, history, geography, politics, and a beautiful host. Politics have always had authoritarian figures, along with media perspective. Look at the Americans and Trump, who would have thought. A very beautiful city, all paces have faults and issues, take the good with the bad.
You should really have your own travel programme on TV. You're becoming better and better with your english, and as a presenter I feel you have a future, either as a historian or documentary narrator. Wouldn't it be fun if BBC offered you a job to travel around the world making programs like this ;)
You have a future in media, Natasha. Stay strong and have a merry Christmas.
I don't know why, but I was surprised to hear that "rose tinted glasses" is also a Russian phrase.
Ussuriysk has beautiful buildings and some run-down areas, just like everywhere.
how funny at the point where you were playing on the rustic playground and at 10:51 fell over , good editing hahaha.
Great video Natasha. Was wondering when you would upload another. So many beautiful and mysterious places to see in Russia. Thank you for your hard work.
"Hello dogs." It's such a delight to watch your videos. Your personality is perfect for us armchair travelers. And, you keep such a straight face while talking, tongue in cheek, about Ussurihsk services placing a well designed comfortable chair and even vegetation for citizens to enjoy strolling while through the city. This episode was packed with info of past and present. Your use of irony, cynicism and humor is masterful and enlightening.
I reside in Taiwan. It is a living hell for senior citizens that find it painful to walk for necessities. There are no benches to rest your worn out legs, hips, and backs. Better off calling some delivery service than getting some fresh air and exercise.
10:50 please post the full clip before the cut!!! we want to see the epic fall!!! :D
Another very enjoyable journey with beautiful Natasha. Your videos are my favorite thing to watch on youtube. Keep up the great work Natasha. From one of your American fans.
Another interesting segment/ video. I notice your pictures of the original inhabitants of eastern Russia . They look very similar to the original inhabitants/ aboriginals of coastal peoples of Canada / British Columbia. Anyway keep up the good work. Merry Christmas.
I was very surprised to see an English translation on the “shelled dragon” sculpture sign. I love your videos. I will never be able to travel to Russia but appreciate the vicarious view through your eyes.
Why? Where are u from? Im from France. You got to believe in your dreams 💪
Many tourists from South Korea come to Primorye.
I saw your fall. Ouch. Your choice of English words is wonderfull, even the almost died from a miss step on the curb. Your political view still follows the same as us in Canada. As for voting I try to pick who will do the best for that part of the government's area, local provincial country. This of course means that we don't always get the best possible person only the best possible person who wants the job.
11:49 pretty sure that word is a German loan word from „Schlagbaum“. So weird to suddenly understand that word when expecting some Russian term.
Ciao Natasha,
Very nice. But you forgott the rich history of Koreans in Ussuriysk. There is a very interesting museum there with an excellent Korean Restaurant. From Ussuriysk also goes the railway to North Korea. Was several times in Ussuriysk the last 3 month. Keep on going with your videos. Greetings from Switzerland.
@13:00 the rose colored glasses comment is a very good, reference to literary trend of the 1850's in England &/or the United States. "Seeing the world through rose-colored glasses" means you are optimistic. In this area, even though someone was living in a poor, trash-covered, impoverished part of Ussuriysk, Russia.... someone chose to say, "Be optimistic! Have faith!"
We want to see the video of the fall at 10:50. Don't worry?! You look tipsy.
Yes I noticed that too lol 😂👍
Gravity was not nice to Natasha. ruclips.net/video/6hhG8jAI7qE/видео.html The house with chicken legs reminded me of this Bianka song from many years ago.
There was an award-winning movie about Arseniyev’s adventures in Russian Far East, by a famous zJapanese director: “Dersu Uzala”. A couple native groups in your region, the Nansai, Nivekh for example, are similar to the Ainu, natives of Sakhalin, Kurile Islands and Japan. There were even several Japanese Buddhist monks that established temples.
I have learned so much about your country from these videos. Thank you!
У меня знакомый Lon Ball живёт в Уссурийске, сам он их Феникса приехал вот у него интервью взять круто было б у него такая насыщенная жизнь ему 76 на секунду))) 🤝🏻
Ussuriysk seems charming, depressing, beautiful and ugly all at the same time. I loved the wooden village too. Please watch out for swinging poles!
Natasha - I loved this video, as well as all of your other videos! You do an excellent job of explaining the history, culture and other facts about the places you visit. I have become more interested in Russia recently, in part due to your videos, and I am doing a cruise in the Baltic in June that will spend two days in St. Petersburg. There is so much I am learning about Russia that I never knew before, thanks to you.
It looks like you got a new, high resolution camera for filming now - the quality of this video was superb! Glad you didn't get knocked out by that road barrier.
Love your sense of humor.
I wonder if she’s been to a city before called Khasan which borders North Korea which i find it fascinating
Another Great Vlog btw Yeah Russia
She did a video on some border cities that she went to for shopping, I do not remember which cities.
Thanks for the video. Funny and interesting as always.
🏞😉Beautiful Documentary!(🐯maybe next time?!) Really interesting,history of Ancient cultures,serious local topics,and a great sense of humour!💪👸🏼Keep up your good work!🍀
I liked your video, but before rushing to judgement, on the politicians, I think that the region has many problems that other places may not face. The solution of the air freshener, reminds me of London in the mid nineteenth century, The parliament was being disrupted with sewerage smells and they end up with washing the parliamentary curtains in lime (stone) to reduce the smells......Eventually the real solution was tackled and, they built a sewerage system at a huge cost. Waterborne diseases killed many people before they spent the money however. Having very cold weather probably makes the solutions much more expensive. The tortoise is widespread in the Chinese or Chinese influenced world, I saw these where temple schools produced civil servants, the tortoise there was associated with wisdom.
Another great tour! I enjoyed the info regarding the history of the indigenous people of this region. I wouldnt be surprised if they are related to the people who migrated over the land bridge into North America thousands of years ago. They certainly seem similar to native Americans of long ago.
Yes, there some DNA similarities and their ornaments look so alike! That’s so interesting.
They definitely are 🙌
@@NatashasAdventures The natives in Canada call themselves "FirstNations".. I call them First Siberians.
Yes, I had similar thoughts. They appear very similar to native Americans.
You have a wonderful sense of humor! 😀
Natasha this is one of your best edited and presented videos. The reason that i subscribed to you is your unique Far East perspective. Keep up beautiful girl.
@11:29 😂😂
@13:25 🤣🤣
I love your sense of humor and honesty 💯👌
I haven't watched much yet, but this is my favorite so far.
I love the rich culture and history of the city.
This will be on my list of places to visit in Russia for sure.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom!
Thank you for all that you teach us. I really enjoy seeing and learning about your culture. I also enjoy your sense of humor. Have a wonderful holiday
Thanks for the informative and funny video. Stay safe. Watch out for foreign Patron money being used as a pretext to crack down on YTers who aren't 100% supportive of the people in power.
I think there seems to be no-one to fix things. When it's getting bad, fall apart and lots of garbage someone should fix it. In a fixed city, the rest will follow and wealth will be better. I mean the back yard stuff. If one ignores the land it's not good. This is what I think. Thanks for far away video.
этот участок так выглядит, потому что недавно снесли старые дома и скоро начнут строительство новых, таких же красивых как стоят рядом. Жаль, Наташа не разобралась, прежде чем снимать это видео
@@user-ro2zy2sx6w Aha.
Now more than ever Russia need people like you.
Actually the only thing I knew about Ussuriysk before this video, was that it was run by Виталий Дёмочка "Бандера" in the 90s and early 00s.
Thank you Natasha for showing that there is more to Ussuryisk than I thought 🙂
Great video. Thank you. I've lived all my life in the opposite coast. Been from Mexico to Dutch Harbor and grew up relatively near the Russian River in northern California. I appreciate your perspective. You are getting very good at this in my opinion.
As someone who lives in Singapore (one of the most densely populated countries in the world), everywhere in Russia seems so empty! Please do visit the region of Sakha Republic (Yakutia) soon, it will be very interesting
... empty everywhere, except Moscow (& St. Pete). Everyone gathered from all around and packed themselves into high-rise apartments 🤣. (I've been to Singapore, your landscaping is stunning, but they are really trying in Moscow nowadays) 🤣
@@SovietMoviesExplained You are always welcome back in Singapore :) Glad to know you enjoyed our architecture and city landscape but despite our high standard of living, in such an extremely densely populated area it does get quite uncomfortable (the feeling that our country is overpopulated). Many Singaporeans do enjoy taking time off to travel in order to get away from the hectic lifestyle including myself, I really enjoy nature. I also visited Vladivostok once in the winter of 2017 when they first started e-visa for Singaporeans travelling in the Far East, a very interesting experience, beautiful scenery on Russky Island with the frozen seaside, and I booked a Russian banya sauna by the beach as well, but it was definitely too cold and windy. I'm really interested in Russian culture and history, would love to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg and also other cities like Veliky Novgorod, Vladimir, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Yakutsk etc. hopefully when the pandemic dies down. Russian architecture is also outstandingly beautiful and grandeur in my opinion (the monasteries, churches, palaces, gates of the old city etc.)
@@YummYakitori, yeah, I can understand why you feel that way 😔.
Hope it all works out well and you indeed come to visit someday soon 🤗.
(In Moscow I personally know a guy from Moscowwalks YT channel (website of the same name) he is a guide, but speaks perfect English and does individual tours with focus on architecture, if you so choose.)
@@SovietMoviesExplained Thank you for the recommendation :)) Will take a look
Bring Vitaliy to America to show Americans how to solve our Social and Political issues through his unique humor!!
I liked the cultural heritage site and museum. I like to see how ancient people lived and their artwork. Thank you for posting!
Только улица Ленина чистая. Два квартала дальше грязь и нищета.
This is a delightful and educational video. Great job. I am sharing it with friends. I visited Leningrad (St. Petersburg again) and Moscow in 1976 as a teenager. An amazing experience that gave me a a heart 💜 for Russia 🇷🇺.
Let's discuss the best Russian political leaders and groups. - TAV ♥️🇺🇸🌎👍
I love the fact this girl is SO PROUD of her area where she comes from.
I always look forward to these videos. It's like traveling to russia from the comfort of my own home.
Ussuriysk seems like a nice city. I'm half Salvadorian & seeing that "El Salvador" sign with the flag & distance @11:20 was completely unexpected & really cool to see that my mom's tiny country is acknowledged on the other side of the world :)
Great video Natasha
Hi Natasha. I'm a big fan of your channel. Your work gets better and better. I love the humor, the history and the brilliant videography you make. I am excited to see your creativity grow into the future. Please continue the excellent work. On a side note, I wonder if you are familiar with the work of David Attenborough? The reason I mention this is that I see a similarity in your approach and I believe he could be a good mentor or inspiration for you as we all can benefit from the best in our respective professions. I only say this because I think you are very talented. I can imagine one day seeing a full feature documentary of yours. I learn a lot, I laugh often and I am grateful for your channel. Best wishes. Les
natasha definitely fell over at 10:51. sorry, i did kinda laugh, but if you did save it then, that would be mighty impressive. great job as always, with your content.