Dude, your channel is amazing! I retired from the Army 9 months ago after a 26yr career. Iraq x2, Afghanistan x2, and Poland. I love exploring and learning new cultures. I'm currently watching your LA video and understand the dynamic when your brain thinks in multiple languages at the same time. I've been learning Russian for the last few years. There's just something that draws me to their culture. The language is beyond beautiful. Is it possible to DM you? There's much more I'd like to ask you. Спасибо, до свидания.
If I was 50 years younger, I would move to Russia in a heartbeat. I would also live in the countryside like Lars and his family. I hope you get back to Siberia as soon as possible! I love your channel and content. Thank you.
According to the recollections of our Veranians about their meeting with the allies on the Elbe. Americans are very similar to Russians, and the British are arrogant.
This is another great video! My grandparents had one of those chests, but much bigger. It was beautifully painted with traditional Hungarian red tulips. Inside of the walls had lots of money glued to it, a reminder of the great depression of the 1930s. These almost insignificant things are the ones that we tend not to forget. Amazing stuff!
I guess, you can say yes, villages are decreasing in population, because more and more people are moving to cities. If there is some kind of businesses in villages, then they have a chance of upgrading to selo (not yet a town, but already more than a village) and then keep on existing. In USSR it was pretty common that old people would choose to live the rest of their lives in quiet and cheap village with 1 or 3 shops, but now it isn't.
same in most countries around the world. Here in Australia kids from the smaller towns tend to go to capitol cities for university, fair chance not many return home after their studies have finished
My grandmother had a chest like that. She was not Russian but she was from the East Europe. I think it's still in the old house, where my old man still lives.
I watched your stream with Igor and in a note to this video as well I want to add about reviving cities outside of Moscow, mainly in Siberia I would say, the thing is USSR pursued much different goals in state development and lots of industries, for which cities and villages were built are long gone or are not that important any more, or rather changed in technology. Thus places populated before for working opportunities lost this value, this is important in perspective of now capitalistic Russia (this is not a rant about capitalism just inevitable part of system change) where government and private investors lacking return to support big development of these places, with people moving out its only worse as it might be done in vain in a few years, also who will keep maintainence and adding onto it. Sure basic utilities should be necessary in any case, most of the time its done through tourism, bringing more Russian to visit would help, that's in most cases on regions or cities to implement such plans. People moving to cities is a cycle, as I wrote about it under video about prices of houses, similar to development, people seek opportunity thus money, thus better life. It goes around, prices rise and people then go full circle back to living in villages due to their better capital (mostly middle class) and overpriced cities, to seek slower pased villages with better money management. It is sure long way to go, I can only compare to my country Czech Republic, which is much smaller so things move quicker, but it went kind of similar way lf moving from Soviet block, industry went to crisis, countryside was in desolate state for more than decade, then EU pumped money into certain development (this is for another topic, just take it as it is..) so many public areas got lot better, now for few years people started to buy properties back, investing in small towns and villages, financing projects with their enterprises, local tourism got a lot bigger which helps a big time, things are nicer, more small business rise up and people tend to care about litter and looks of their towns.
Since i like Russia so much, i know i have way to romantic view about Russia. So to fix this a bit i look at channels like Vasya in The Hay and so on to get a more realistic and balanced view. This do not prevent me from loving Russia, but it prevent me from having only a romantic view of it. With the growing economy Russia now, i hope this will benefit many rural areas too. 🙂
@@Андрей98-п9д I see your point, at the same time flies are important. If we really want something to get even better then it is, it is important that someone show us where we can make it better. If there is something wrong with your car, you want to know what it is, so that you can fix it. Even if you love your car, you should still be able to see what need to be fixed. 🙂
Places such as Cairo, Illinois are all over our vast "rust belt'. We have over twice the population of Russia. We have at least two different populations: 1) Blacks 2) Everyone Else. Due to a couple centuries of selective prosecution and other atrocities, Group #1 occupies the crumbling ruins of cities and towns all across America.
@@twiz7677 Native Americans were subject to total genocide. Mexico and S. America still have lots of 'Nativos' some with their own languages. USA uniquely hunted them all down and killed them in every way imaginable. Latinos tend to fit right in within a generation or two, that is what I see anyway.
Similar chests have been used in Germany in the distant past for the dowry. You would store your linens in these chests that you brought into the marriage. I have seen such chests from the 17th, and 18th centuries, etc., decorated with beautiful paintings. The more ornate the more well-off you were. People took a lot of pride in them and their content of course.
Yes, this soup is great ! it's cheap , only natural ingredients. But it has sugar in it! In my opinion you don't need it in soap. I often buy it in Пятёрочка :)
@6:40 - not flour but it was hulling machine to make feed for livestock and poultry. You slowly pour the grain, slightly cooked (say, half-boiled then a bit dried) cereal mostly, and that grinds it into esculent grits.
@9:41 - there are both addressee and address... And the postcard says "Dear Anyuta (diminutive familiar of Anna)! Congratulations to the October holiday! (October Revolution day) Wish you health and long lasting years of life. Have a visit us. Signed, Lucia (diminutive Lyudmila)
Cool video. BTW I was given a Joseph Brodsky book where the Russian is always on the right page and the English translation on the left. You're already multilingual, so your brain will soon connect all together on auto. ☘️🍀
Hey man, welcome back to Russia! It's true that many Russian villages are dying. It's a problem that dates back to the USSR as the country had to industrialized rapidly and needed a massive workforce, meaning that many villagers had to move to cities to work in factories. The villages that remained were largely collectivized to feed the growing urban population. Another factor is the fact that many of those abandoned villages were no longer economically feasible as they were located on historical trade routes that have become defunct over time. What's reassuring now though is that many Russians who have managed to secure remote work contacts have opted to buy plots of land in otherwise dying villages and build proper houses as opposed to cramped city apartments. I'd actually consider that should I get a remote work contact at my next job; I'm a village boy myself, and can't imagine raising kids in a city. BTW are you planning any trips to Moscow any time soon? The wife and myself love your videos, it would be lovely to meet up. Would it be okay if I DM you?
I always look forward to your posts, you always crack me up, specially sounding like a carnivore eating some road kill on the kissing of lake Bikal, omg that was funny but truth of the matter is that i would have done the same thing.
They could be bought easily with land, but they are deep in the first and that sort of life is hard for modern people. Now they are being re used as lumber for future homes.
I have heard of abandoned villages all over Russia. I don't understand because most of these villages are in good agricultural areas, where they could have prosperous farms. Is it just because of road conditions? Does the government discourage small farms? I know that after the revolution, they killed or drove off the Kulaks (independent prosperous farmers). Did collectivization make farming distasteful to the people in Soviet times?
You may be partially correct about how soviet politics affected rural population. On the other hand modern technologies just requier very fewer people to work on land to produce enough food and after all climate conditions and soil quality on the most part of habitable russian territory make farming maybe possible, but hardly economically reasonable, when a comparable tiny patch in south can easily feed whole country
Будете еще удивленнее, если узнаете как путинское ворье в Кировской области и алкашня за 20 лет развалила все деревни. Потому что это Кировская область
I wonder how a Jeep JK,hummer h1,ford raptor would tackle that trail but it makes sense that people leave for opportunities not present where they are.
Hey, Dan! Dan, if I'm not mistaken, these same videos have already been on your channel???? How is it going in Mexico, waiting for the videos from Mexico!!!!
If it wasn't for Immigration Canada forcing some immigrants into rural areas, a lot of rural Canada would still be depopulating. I expect Moscow is doing to Russia what Toronto is doing to Canada.
Это тенденция не только для России характерна. Может когда то процесс пойдёт вспять. И люди потянутся в деревни. Но это мало вероятно. А так да, заезжай, да живи. Только дом в чувство привести нужно. Если это возможно. А вот ёлочные советские украшения( игрушки) сейчас дорого стоят
Watching videos from you, Lars, and others showing abandoned villages, could a person just move on in one of those houses? How would one find the owner to buy an abandoned home in an abandoned village? It seems such a shame those houses are just rotting way instead of being someone's home. I love the look of the village houses. Great video, brother.
Нужно будет обратиться в администрацию района, в котором находится деревня и дома Там подскажут и возможно разрешат жить просто так или купить ( не думаю, что будет дорого )
my mother had been born in 1937, and all she has told me about her "village" part of life was like: "The best decision of my life ever was abandoning my village home for the f***s sake!" (she left her village in 1950s)
yeah, some villages are dying, obviously there's more work in cities , youngsters trying to make more money , but in America it's cities that are dying ... literally cities turning into zombie towns.
7:17 1988 закон о выборах народных депутатов СССР. Начало конца. Сахаровщина, журнал Огонёк, балтийский пояс, народные фронты. Вот там и причина вымирающих деревень.
Я удивлена, что 15 лет как эти дома заброшены, но в них сохранились некоторые вещи в таком отличном состоянии. Ведь даже бумага может за один сезон разложиться. А здесь 15 лет..
In Canada we call those chests cedar chests because they are lined with cedar. Here, only the very old ones had metal on them, more than 100 years old. My parents had one but my wife and I don't. We are 63 for reference.
This reminds me of abandoned Russian villages that my grandparents lived on in British Columbia, Canada. The newspaper could be used as insulation and as toilet paper. I remember it well.
I have been in Russia 6 months, i love it, but my dream is a little house in a small village with a greenhouse. How do I find one? Can you make referrals?
Greetings from Flagstaff! Happy New Year 🎊🎉🥂 Ksenya’s version about docs roughly translated - without paper, you are a piece of $hit. Even at my old age, I still remember the saying…😂😂
Lost places in the end. They are interesting to visit because there is always a history behind a town becoming a ghost. They are also like stuck in time allowing us to see how life in the past.
Wishing you a very speedy recovery have missed you (and Luz) . (You Tube is shadowbanning videos lots of subscribed feed doesnt show up on starting screen) Stay safe in Guadalajara Jalisco (Ciudad de Checo Perez) ....
That sky is incredibly beautiful, deep blue where the clouds break! I haven't seen skies like this in America in 20 years+! I bet there are no chemtrails in Russia!
Another trip down memory lane! I recall that this was one of the first of video snippets off the old memory sticks (cloud?) where I really met Lars in his survival mode and I couldn't quite tell at that time how Ksenia was taking in the camping thang. I see now that her joy in soviet memories was awakened by the Christmas Tree ornament, and her sleepy (tired in a good sense of a long day and much walking) "Light my fire..." was just too much. You guys are trips! Aloha from Big Island ( С Новым Годом! )
Do you guys know of a book that shows how the old rural Russian homes were built? (In Engrish haha) Been watching Lar's videos for a bit, now watching yours, too. Would be fun to go exploring with you guys, no gay lol.
Ден, привет, выздоравливай! Отличный выпуск, я до старых видео ещё не добралась, это тоже не видела. Очень нравятся заброшенные места. Подписана на одного фотографа, он путешествует по России именно по заброшенным деревням, сёлам, домам, усадьбам, и снимает фоторепортажи. Это очень интересно и атмосферно. Старая мебель, открытки, фотографии, какие-то атрибуты интерьера - прям погружаешься в ту эпоху и историю. Размышляешь о том, что же произошло с хозяевами, как сложилась их судьба. Иногда настолько жалко дом и вещи, которые обречены дряхлеть там в одиночестве, хотя вполне некоторым из них можно дать вторую жизнь 😟
I truly love Russia and its history and being in such places you can’t help but feel like a Time Machine. Thanks for watching the videos happy new year
Мексиканец. даю подсказку если календарь 2008 года, это не значит что люди в 2008 году закончились. Просто перестали бабки календари лепить, никто не привез, их же не в деревне печатают)). И по переписи 2010 года в этой деревне даже в 2010 году числилось 5-10 человек. Вымерли и скончались в путинское благолепие. Чего ж вы такие неэрудированные и заблуждающиеся?!
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Dude, your channel is amazing! I retired from the Army 9 months ago after a 26yr career. Iraq x2, Afghanistan x2, and Poland. I love exploring and learning new cultures. I'm currently watching your LA video and understand the dynamic when your brain thinks in multiple languages at the same time. I've been learning Russian for the last few years. There's just something that draws me to their culture. The language is beyond beautiful. Is it possible to DM you? There's much more I'd like to ask you. Спасибо, до свидания.
my friend join my telegram you can easily contact me there. Please do reach out thanks of watching
If I was 50 years younger, I would move to Russia in a heartbeat. I would also live in the countryside like Lars and his family. I hope you get back to Siberia as soon as possible! I love your channel and content. Thank you.
According to the recollections of our Veranians about their meeting with the allies on the Elbe. Americans are very similar to Russians, and the British are arrogant.
This is another great video! My grandparents had one of those chests, but much bigger. It was beautifully painted with traditional Hungarian red tulips. Inside of the walls had lots of money glued to it, a reminder of the great depression of the 1930s. These almost insignificant things are the ones that we tend not to forget. Amazing stuff!
I guess, you can say yes, villages are decreasing in population, because more and more people are moving to cities. If there is some kind of businesses in villages, then they have a chance of upgrading to selo (not yet a town, but already more than a village) and then keep on existing. In USSR it was pretty common that old people would choose to live the rest of their lives in quiet and cheap village with 1 or 3 shops, but now it isn't.
same in most countries around the world. Here in Australia kids from the smaller towns tend to go to capitol cities for university, fair chance not many return home after their studies have finished
Ага. 20 % выехали, 80 % вымерли.
При путлере сел вымерло несколько тысяч
My grandmother had a chest like that. She was not Russian but she was from the East Europe. I think it's still in the old house, where my old man still lives.
AWESOME! thats history
Yes my grandparents were born in late 1890s I have one chest my sister has one like the green one. Chest were very common in United States too
I watched your stream with Igor and in a note to this video as well I want to add about reviving cities outside of Moscow, mainly in Siberia I would say, the thing is USSR pursued much different goals in state development and lots of industries, for which cities and villages were built are long gone or are not that important any more, or rather changed in technology. Thus places populated before for working opportunities lost this value, this is important in perspective of now capitalistic Russia (this is not a rant about capitalism just inevitable part of system change) where government and private investors lacking return to support big development of these places, with people moving out its only worse as it might be done in vain in a few years, also who will keep maintainence and adding onto it. Sure basic utilities should be necessary in any case, most of the time its done through tourism, bringing more Russian to visit would help, that's in most cases on regions or cities to implement such plans.
People moving to cities is a cycle, as I wrote about it under video about prices of houses, similar to development, people seek opportunity thus money, thus better life. It goes around, prices rise and people then go full circle back to living in villages due to their better capital (mostly middle class) and overpriced cities, to seek slower pased villages with better money management.
It is sure long way to go, I can only compare to my country Czech Republic, which is much smaller so things move quicker, but it went kind of similar way lf moving from Soviet block, industry went to crisis, countryside was in desolate state for more than decade, then EU pumped money into certain development (this is for another topic, just take it as it is..) so many public areas got lot better, now for few years people started to buy properties back, investing in small towns and villages, financing projects with their enterprises, local tourism got a lot bigger which helps a big time, things are nicer, more small business rise up and people tend to care about litter and looks of their towns.
You got a smile of a deer in a headlights. Still wish you well. Hope you had a merry Christmas
My comment lost all of it's meaning bc u changed the thumbnail. Still wish you a happy new year anywhere from LA to иркутская область
Since i like Russia so much, i know i have way to romantic view about Russia.
So to fix this a bit i look at channels like Vasya in The Hay and so on to get a more realistic and balanced view.
This do not prevent me from loving Russia, but it prevent me from having only a romantic view of it.
With the growing economy Russia now, i hope this will benefit many rural areas too. 🙂
Didn't know that "Vasya in The Hay" also has an English channel :)
A bee sees flowers around it, and a fly sees shit. So this Vasya is a fly
@@Андрей98-п9д I see your point, at the same time flies are important.
If we really want something to get even better then it is, it is important that someone show us where we can make it better.
If there is something wrong with your car, you want to know what it is, so that you can fix it.
Even if you love your car, you should still be able to see what need to be fixed. 🙂
You know what's fun watching your videos... It's the fun that you all have with your projects and adventure... It's a glimps of russian life...
Whatever you show I bet I can find worse in the US. Would I say is USA dying? Maybe. We are all dying. happy New Year.
Places such as Cairo, Illinois are all over our vast "rust belt'. We have over twice the population of Russia. We have at least two different populations: 1) Blacks 2) Everyone Else. Due to a couple centuries of selective prosecution and other atrocities, Group #1 occupies the crumbling ruins of cities and towns all across America.
Хорошее поздравление с новым годом - мы все умрем.
@@SunriseLAW Well, the original and arguably even more dreadfully persecuted people are native Americans. Lot's of Latinos in crumbling places too...
@@twiz7677 Native Americans were subject to total genocide. Mexico and S. America still have lots of 'Nativos' some with their own languages. USA uniquely hunted them all down and killed them in every way imaginable. Latinos tend to fit right in within a generation or two, that is what I see anyway.
watch reports from Russian soldiers in Ukraine..no buddy, it can get more worse than that
I love it, thanks for showing us the nature ❤
Similar chests have been used in Germany in the distant past for the dowry. You would store your linens in these chests that you brought into the marriage. I have seen such chests from the 17th, and 18th centuries, etc., decorated with beautiful paintings. The more ornate the more well-off you were. People took a lot of pride in them and their content of course.
Happy New Year 2024 wishes to Daniel, Ksenia and Lars. 🎇👍😊🙏🍻 cheers
Happy new year!
спасибо за новое видео!!!
Keep this type of content coming! These videos with Lars are the best ! ….btw I still would rather be in Russia 🇷🇺 then the united states.
Happy new 2024 guys, i wish to you , yours family's and friends health , love and prosperity! ✌
It’s almost here thank you!
Great village..the blue chest with flower was Beautiful
Yes, this soup is great ! it's cheap , only natural ingredients. But it has sugar in it! In my opinion you don't need it in soap. I often buy it in Пятёрочка :)
Thanks so much my friend for the support
@6:40 - not flour but it was hulling machine to make feed for livestock and poultry.
You slowly pour the grain, slightly cooked (say, half-boiled then a bit dried) cereal mostly, and that grinds it into esculent grits.
21:00. Поговорка: "Без бумажки ты какашка, а с бумажкой - человек!" Раньше это, видимо, было актуально, а сейчас ради смеха вспоминают.
@9:41 - there are both addressee and address...
And the postcard says "Dear Anyuta (diminutive familiar of Anna)! Congratulations to the October holiday! (October Revolution day) Wish you health and long lasting years of life. Have a visit us. Signed, Lucia (diminutive Lyudmila)
Cool video. BTW I was given a Joseph Brodsky book where the Russian is always on the right page and the English translation on the left. You're already multilingual, so your brain will soon connect all together on auto. ☘️🍀
Get well soon, Daniel! Waiting for you here in Russia
Those are the adventures I also enjoy. Lars is a good comrade.
Hey man, welcome back to Russia!
It's true that many Russian villages are dying. It's a problem that dates back to the USSR as the country had to industrialized rapidly and needed a massive workforce, meaning that many villagers had to move to cities to work in factories. The villages that remained were largely collectivized to feed the growing urban population.
Another factor is the fact that many of those abandoned villages were no longer economically feasible as they were located on historical trade routes that have become defunct over time.
What's reassuring now though is that many Russians who have managed to secure remote work contacts have opted to buy plots of land in otherwise dying villages and build proper houses as opposed to cramped city apartments. I'd actually consider that should I get a remote work contact at my next job; I'm a village boy myself, and can't imagine raising kids in a city.
BTW are you planning any trips to Moscow any time soon? The wife and myself love your videos, it would be lovely to meet up. Would it be okay if I DM you?
its an old video
@@ThaGreatChemist wut. It says it was published 4 hours ago!
@@ThaGreatChemist my bad, just checked the description
I’m still in America 🥲
Old flour wheel is similar to Indian villages. ❤
I always look forward to your posts, you always crack me up, specially sounding like a carnivore eating some road kill on the kissing of lake Bikal, omg that was funny but truth of the matter is that i would have done the same thing.
That chest was very common in the 1900s ya my family has few
You can easily make a horror Web series here😂
I wouldn't risk being eaten by a bear, they frequently go there to raid it for old honey stashes LOL I hope you enjoy the video
@@Wild-Siberia😱
Was the sky as beautiful as it looks in the video?
Absolutely
I also am curious,could any of all of these homes be rehabilitated and be reoccupied or all of them are lost causes and would be better torn down?
They could be bought easily with land, but they are deep in the first and that sort of life is hard for modern people. Now they are being re used as lumber for future homes.
I have heard of abandoned villages all over Russia. I don't understand because most of these villages are in good agricultural areas, where they could have prosperous farms. Is it just because of road conditions? Does the government discourage small farms? I know that after the revolution, they killed or drove off the Kulaks (independent prosperous farmers). Did collectivization make farming distasteful to the people in Soviet times?
You may be partially correct about how soviet politics affected rural population. On the other hand modern technologies just requier very fewer people to work on land to produce enough food and after all climate conditions and soil quality on the most part of habitable russian territory make farming maybe possible, but hardly economically reasonable, when a comparable tiny patch in south can easily feed whole country
Будете еще удивленнее, если узнаете как путинское ворье в Кировской области и алкашня за 20 лет развалила все деревни. Потому что это Кировская область
😊👍 Are you back in Russia?
no these are older episodes im waiting for MARCH maybe
@@Wild-Siberia 👍😊🙏
I wonder how a Jeep JK,hummer h1,ford raptor would tackle that trail but it makes sense that people leave for opportunities not present where they are.
23:56 кротовуха
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Wow, how the pink ninja has grown!
@7:57 - Konstantin Ustinovich Chernenko.
What was the cause of people leaving?
Moving to cities
Hey, Dan! Dan, if I'm not mistaken, these same videos have already been on your channel???? How is it going in Mexico, waiting for the videos from Mexico!!!!
Its all on the description its the last re upload out of nostalgia. But Im also sick I have not been able to record or upload something sorry
Nostalgia is good at this time of year (I know it would be better if Ksenia was there to in person as you go through this re-edit)🥲@@Wild-Siberia
@@Wild-Siberia Get well mate!!! I wish you good health!!!
When was this filmed?
After winter of 2022 so 2023 after the snow melted
@@Wild-Siberia Thanks!
Lars is whoi would like to become
Дэн, почему повторы старых роликов пошли?
не выпускают из Америки??
ha ha ha. Он объяснил. Документов ждет. Он вернется.
Just nostalgic while I plan what I’ll do! Thanks for watching
Give it to the poor let them fix it up with government help.
What? Give what? Fix what?
@@Ievontor all these ruins probably
Maintaining good quality road there would cost way too much. That's why people abandoned this village. There is nothing to give away
@@megaotstoy why? If it's ruined, then no one lives here.
@@Ievontor exactly, that was a joke
луазик.я думал они вымерли все,однако ж нет,еще колесят в глубинке
If it wasn't for Immigration Canada forcing some immigrants into rural areas, a lot of rural Canada would still be depopulating. I expect Moscow is doing to Russia what Toronto is doing to Canada.
Это тенденция не только для России характерна. Может когда то процесс пойдёт вспять. И люди потянутся в деревни. Но это мало вероятно. А так да, заезжай, да живи. Только дом в чувство привести нужно. Если это возможно. А вот ёлочные советские украшения( игрушки) сейчас дорого стоят
Watching videos from you, Lars, and others showing abandoned villages, could a person just move on in one of those houses? How would one find the owner to buy an abandoned home in an abandoned village? It seems such a shame those houses are just rotting way instead of being someone's home. I love the look of the village houses. Great video, brother.
Нужно будет обратиться в администрацию района, в котором находится деревня и дома
Там подскажут и возможно разрешат жить просто так или купить ( не думаю, что будет дорого )
What an awesome experience! In my maybe naive way I think it would be wonderful to re inhabit and restore the village!
my mother had been born in 1937, and all she has told me about her "village" part of life was like: "The best decision of my life ever was abandoning my village home for the f***s sake!"
(she left her village in 1950s)
Some people were for sure saved by moving to a town or a city
yeah, some villages are dying, obviously there's more work in cities , youngsters trying to make more money , but in America it's cities that are dying ... literally cities turning into zombie towns.
Facts
Why cities in America are dying?
@@TheGGMediaMemonto you asking Me ?! ask Washington or industrial complex.
7:17 1988 закон о выборах народных депутатов СССР.
Начало конца. Сахаровщина, журнал Огонёк, балтийский пояс, народные фронты.
Вот там и причина вымирающих деревень.
1999 год путлер.. высасывание всех ресурсов из регионов и особенно Севера и Сибири - вот вам причина.
Я удивлена, что 15 лет как эти дома заброшены, но в них сохранились некоторые вещи в таком отличном состоянии. Ведь даже бумага может за один сезон разложиться. А здесь 15 лет..
In Canada we call those chests cedar chests because they are lined with cedar. Here, only the very old ones had metal on them, more than 100 years old. My parents had one but my wife and I don't. We are 63 for reference.
This reminds me of abandoned Russian villages that my grandparents lived on in British Columbia, Canada. The newspaper could be used as insulation and as toilet paper. I remember it well.
This is the life my friend. In nature, surrounded with peoples that love you. Ksenia (sry if bad grammar) is so cute when she says "Byeee" lol
This is cool! Much Love from the Philippines.❤
Maybe the interior of all those houses lasts better because the climate does not allow mould to form like it does in western Europe.
Dan, hope that you are okay healthy in LA. Come back to Xenia in Siberia. God bless and keep you.
I have been in Russia 6 months, i love it, but my dream is a little house in a small village with a greenhouse. How do I find one? Can you make referrals?
See you later !
Sad that there is so much land there amd houses that are just abandoned while in the US there are not enough houses and the homeless are abandoned.
moscow hides nothing, modern life empties the villages. also in france and italy and so on
Greetings from Flagstaff! Happy New Year 🎊🎉🥂 Ksenya’s version about docs roughly translated - without paper, you are a piece of $hit. Even at my old age, I still remember the saying…😂😂
Happy new years my friend !
And it goes something like this,
Без бумажки ты какашка. 😄
Классный отдых на природе.
ЛуАЗ - зверь машина!)
Real men❤💯❤💯❤💯👏🎄🎄🎄🎉🎉🎉
Lost places in the end. They are interesting to visit because there is always a history behind a town becoming a ghost. They are also like stuck in time allowing us to see how life in the past.
Crazy Gringo 😄😄.
Wishing you a very speedy recovery have missed you (and Luz) . (You Tube is shadowbanning videos lots of subscribed feed doesnt show up on starting screen) Stay safe in Guadalajara Jalisco (Ciudad de Checo Perez) ....
Wow, such a great tour of the houses, thinking of the history - thank you. That beautiful babushka chest, i was hoping that you would keep it.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks to you and your “Big” friend.In Russian - a person with a big soul
🔥🔥🔥
That sky is incredibly beautiful, deep blue where the clouds break! I haven't seen skies like this in America in 20 years+! I bet there are no chemtrails in Russia!
Hmm...I see such skies daily in Colorado...
Unfortunately chemtrails are also used in Russia 😕
Is there any site,where u can buy house like that one where u took news!?
Yes
Another trip down memory lane! I recall that this was one of the first of video snippets off the old memory sticks (cloud?) where I really met Lars in his survival mode and I couldn't quite tell at that time how Ksenia was taking in the camping thang. I see now that her joy in soviet memories was awakened by the Christmas Tree ornament, and her sleepy (tired in a good sense of a long day and much walking) "Light my fire..." was just too much. You guys are trips!
Aloha from Big Island ( С Новым Годом! )
Do you guys know of a book that shows how the old rural Russian homes were built? (In Engrish haha) Been watching Lar's videos for a bit, now watching yours, too. Would be fun to go exploring with you guys, no gay lol.
Watch out at 20:48, Lars is communicating with the spirits. 👻
im guessing thats summer ? doesnt seem like you guys are cold
it was right after winter in May
Ютуб отписал, переподписался😊
С наступающим Новым годом🎉
No way that’s sad to hear! Thanks for that
Bro, could you share the price of cheapest houses in villages of Russia.
Your videos are awesome ❤
I’ll make a video soon on prices
@DanCastleTravels if possible, from 1000 roubles to 100000 roubles. (1 US $ - 1000 US $)
@DanCastleTravels I am a farmer, grow Medicinal and Aromatic plants.
Ден, привет, выздоравливай! Отличный выпуск, я до старых видео ещё не добралась, это тоже не видела. Очень нравятся заброшенные места. Подписана на одного фотографа, он путешествует по России именно по заброшенным деревням, сёлам, домам, усадьбам, и снимает фоторепортажи. Это очень интересно и атмосферно. Старая мебель, открытки, фотографии, какие-то атрибуты интерьера - прям погружаешься в ту эпоху и историю. Размышляешь о том, что же произошло с хозяевами, как сложилась их судьба. Иногда настолько жалко дом и вещи, которые обречены дряхлеть там в одиночестве, хотя вполне некоторым из них можно дать вторую жизнь 😟
I truly love Russia and its history and being in such places you can’t help but feel like a Time Machine. Thanks for watching the videos happy new year
Что произошло? Вымерли все.
Happy new year Daniel, Ksenia, and Lars. been missing in action due to ptsd/anxiety issues. playing catch up mate. 3.30am i'll watch this tomorrow.
Happy new year! This is a re upload while I get my medical things figured out in Mexico
@@Wild-Siberia Good luck with all that Daniel.
I'd love to have anything to do with Lenin, as my son is studying Russian history at University soon.
Happy New Year 2024! Best regards from Canada
Typical for all Eastern Europe...
Cool film...love your passion.
Когда-то в этом месте был Детройт
It didn't look so cold. How cold did the nights get when camping?
1-3 degrees
Thanks!
You’re absolutely too kind thanks so much!
That’s what “urbanization” means. Happens in every country
True
I would like postcard or page out of old newspaper
Кировская область Шабалинский район. деревня Петровское.
А где тут Сибирь?
Это центрально европейская часть. Вятка.
Older videos smart one
@@Wild-Siberia В чем проблема населенные пункты указывать?!
Мексиканец. даю подсказку если календарь 2008 года, это не значит что люди в 2008 году закончились. Просто перестали бабки календари лепить, никто не привез, их же не в деревне печатают)).
И по переписи 2010 года в этой деревне даже в 2010 году числилось 5-10 человек. Вымерли и скончались в путинское благолепие.
Чего ж вы такие неэрудированные и заблуждающиеся?!
🤖