Thank you for your kind words and support guys! I really want to show you different sides of my country 🙌🥰 You know that I left Russia for some time but soon there will be a video about Chechnya. And I already released some videos about small Russian towns which you might like and you can check out now: Kolomna town - ruclips.net/video/z3yO4r0dQYM/видео.html Kaliningrad - ruclips.net/video/0i0k9gLdOjE/видео.html Vladimir - ruclips.net/video/XZfzZpT51nw/видео.html Sochi - ruclips.net/video/onoQZQc84I8/видео.html
Your videos are educational and you make us laugh with your commentary. I agree the black cat caused you no trains to Moscow in Tula. But we *might* have a gingerbread monument here in the U.S. ahaha. Also, it was so early you forgot to record the train footage. And definitely your neighbor the dog is so cute - no words.
Will surely be looking forward to all your video content, and will make sure I view the ones linked below as well. Please take care of yourself. You have dreams to follow, that is of the greatest importance.
@UCwAAxBxYI-ix1jyq91-M7dw life has greater charms than most foresee, yet admire fully. My words are just the unburdenings of my soul, leant the artiface of language to convey what few else ever say. I thank you as well for noticing my meager talents of speech. Be well and stay safe from life's many cares.
@@letterbox203 truly thankful that all is not in my ken, and that few see how little refined I surely am. You are too kind to an amateur in everything under heaven. I just see large gaps in my understanding, and prevail to bridge or fully fill what is utterly lacking. I again thank you, and hope that all your days are much blessed with joy.
I've been long studying the Great Patriotic War, and Tula was a great contributor to the Soviet War effort during the seige of Moscow and Leningrad, as Tula remained the prime producer of most of the arms and many of the tanks that would later fight for Stalingrad, and drive the 6th Army from the Donnas region. The churches are divine, the monuments heartrending, and the old Soviet Buildings from the end of the Stalinists regime are a staunch reminder of Mother Russia's strong central power. It was a great joy to see with my eyes the things only spoken of in books I've read. Much gratitude for sharing this historical center of Industry.
@@DariStep have had a very extensive study of your country for a long time. Fell head over heels in love with most all of Russia's poets and writer's over time since I will not read just a well-known work, but all they produced. Russia's composer's have long captured my heart, and I own most of their music on LP and CD. Slavic folklore fascinates my imagination with all her spirits, be they of the water or the wood, the presences in every home or cellar, and naturally Baba Yaga incites keen interest. Being an Artist, I also adore Russia's many Fine Artist, and have at times bought works from working artist living there today. I have taken too much time here. Have a great day.
Looks like a cozy city. I heard a lot of interesting historical facts and traditions of Tula: Tolstoy, samovar, pryanik, firearm manufacturing. By the look of it, it’s also quite modern and well-managed. Will definitely go to Tula when I visit Russia!
If you want to know about Lev Tolstoy, go about 15 km southward from Tula to Yasnaya Polyana museum-estate [yAHs-nah-yah pah-lAh-nah] (it means "a clear glade" which is the name of a nearby village). It is one of traditional stops on the route of new-married after the registration of their marriage and the exchange of wedding rings here. Tolstoy's grave is in the forest not far from the estate (he was excommunicated from the Church, but his relatives are buried on the so-called "Necropolis of Kochaki [kah-chah-kEE]" (not far from Kochaki village) near St. Nicolas Church a bit southward).
It's really a comfortable and cozy city, also it's gotten many times better by renovation and new urban developments in the city. The embankment is such a beauty, I hope Russia never stops getting it's cities in order now that they have started all kinds of renovations, because Russia is really unique and beautiful and deserves to be kept in such tidiness
Oh lady 🤪😂 those darn cats 🐈⬛ you maid me laugh so loud I can’t stop smiling. Great way to end the video with humour. You picked up some skills from your buddy Natasha.
🤍💙❤️Tula is a very impressive place, every corner of Russia is fabulous and the tour is very spectacular Tula is a very impressive place, every corner of Russia is fabulous and the very spectacular tour ❤️ 💙🤍
Tula looks like Rhode Island in some parts except that it is much older. I really love the historical feel and it is historic. For some reason these provincial, old towns have a warm feel to them. Thank you so much for this video.
This was a fun video, Dari. You made me laugh at the end when you blamed the black kitty for train problems. I hope it wasn't too bad getting back home. :)
Ochen harosho video and gprad Tulsa. Lyubov Tulsa. Moi regards and respect to WW2 heros. Koshka derail toje harosho. Ploshad Kremlin, zdane, priyat, semavor post vsem look harosho. Ochen cute and cozy, poezda clean and harosho. Spasiba bolshoi.
I’m new to your channel and I like it very much. I’ve always wanted to visit Russia so I’m especially enjoying those videos. Thanks for sharing. Much Love🌹
Thanks Dari for showing us this small city near Moscow. Looks like a good opportunity for a day trip. Finally I now know where the Gingerbread Monument is. Thanks for showing that to us. I also enjoyed that you shared parts of your journey to this place. Sorry to hear that the return journey was such a problem.
ahaha. We have the same superstition about black cats in the UK. Poor cats! 🐈⬛ Nails, lips, sunglasses all matching - looks very pretty! Another superb video - everything was interesting - no boring bits at all! I wonder if that gingerbread arrived back to your family without any bites out of it?
I like this video Dari... You make Tula look like a place worth visiting.... One thing I noticed was how clean it looked... We have a lot of Samovar`s in the antique shops in the UK, some are very expensive.... I love Gingerbread... If you would like to send some :-)))) xxxxx
Very very nice! I hope to visit Russia soon,very small part of course, i hope Moscow and Saint Petersburg the first time. The other part i will visit with your video Dari. Thanks you
I love gingerbread. Where I grew up in the US I liked it baked like a cake and served with warm lemon sauce on top. Yum! Another great video of Russian cities. It’s interesting to see the contrast in the modern architecture from the old Soviet style buildings.
Hello Dari, hope your day is well You rock those red glasses like a rockstar! The train looks really spacious & comfy………I enjoyed the local musician. Gingerbread is so delicious, bet it’s much better in Russia than USA! I love all the Russian architecture, very fancy & quite elegant, also like the eternal fire! I wish we had pedestrian streets where I live, must be a nice place to be with friends during a night out on the village! Thanks always for your videos, your channel is so awesome!
There is a portion of the kremlin that looks like the first settlement here in colonial America! The similarity is remarkable. Almost like the same Europeans traveled to America after Amerigo Vespucci discovered it or Columbus.
Wrong video but our shopping cost about $140 this week (for two people) my dad and myself. We shop at Aldi and then Woolworths in Melbourne Australia. Nice city. Tula. If I go to Russia I know only to spend one day there. It helps to know where to go. I ended up at Lourdes in France once. I am not Roman Catholic so to me it was just a big dot on the map.
Awesome city. With its momuments, palaces and magnificent churches this city is really amazing. The Kremlin, which caracterizes great part of Russian cities, is beautiful and gingerbread adds a further plus point. Great video, thank you
you make an excellent tour guide great facts about the place ,Tula looks a nice place to go for a day ,there is a lot to see ,they seem to make great parks for kids and adults over there so there is a lot to do,great video,take care of yourself and dont work to hard
That was a very informative video. The church was really stunning. I like these kind of historical places as it feels like you have stepped back in time when walking the streets and visiting monuments. By the way very funky sunglasses. And i think we didn't see you eat any of that Gingerbread yourself? As for the black cat, i don't know how it is in Russia, but where i am from, you just stop and let another person pass you by so they get cursed instead of you.
That's cheap travel - £5 for 3 hrs if I heard correctly (530 rubles?). If I buy a ticket on the same day in the UK it costs £60 for a 2.5 hour journey from my city to London one way or £80 return (cheaper if buy in advance or have a season travel card). Superb to have USB ports on the trains. Did the train have Wifi? Are the trains state-owned or privatised? In the UK the trains were privatised in the 1990s and the ticket prices went up a lot!
Yes it’s cheap but you should consider that salaries in Tula are £200-300 per month ☺️ The modern trains have wifi. And I’m pretty sure they are state-owned.
@Jake Johansson Thanks Jake! What a brilliant detailed answer. So long distance trains are state owned and the local trains are a hybrid of state and private ownership with the state still having the majority stake in most cases. Always learning! 🎓 📚
I love your videos so much - I have no words - it's really, really awesome! 😄 You're so charming. It's like having a friend show me around the town. It's nice that the town is still pround of their history including WWII. Thank you for the great tour. Black cats crossing your path are bad luck here too (USA). So about the train problem all I can say is "That darn cat!" 🐱
Meanwhile Moscow is ranked no 4th as best cities to live in by Resonance Consultancy. London is ranked no 1, Paris no 2, New York no 3. Love the historical city of Tula as well. Great video Dari.
Dari, another nice video. As usual you look amazing and so does Tula. We have the same superstition in the US about black cats crossing your path. Beautiful city. Greetings from Florida. Is it getting chilly there now?
Dari...I always enjoy your videos, and I am a fan. I understand that sometimes the Russian towns you visit look similar to you, but that isn't the case for your audience. For example, I wouldn't mind seeing the iconography in each church you visit in each separate town. I would enjoy seeing the inside of the shops you visit. What was the inside of the samovar shop like? How about the bakery where you got the gingerbread for your family? And I would guess there is more than one bakery, I would enjoy seeing as many as you would visit. Tula is a small but not unknown Russian town. I bet there are residents of Tula who are proud of their town, and who would be glad to tell you what they think are the must-see sites and experiences in Tula. Find a new friend. Speak with them, in Russian, about Tula, about what makes Tula unique, and get their thoughts and mood. You are certainly the star of your channel, and having some guests would only enhance that.
And I suppose our US-equivalents to Tula and Izhevsk would be Springfield and Bethlehem. It's nice that Tula retained some of it's historical antiquity, something that we can't say for many cities in the US.
Really impressed with Tula from this video. It looks really clean with plenty of new buildings. I am curious why some places like Tver and Vladimir, which are pretty run down overall, don't get more care. All Russian cities should look as nice as Tula. Hopefully one day.
I've only experienced Russia virtually, but I've also noticed that so many city centres look the same. I guess that's the legacy of communism. Having said that, the legacy of capitalism has most cities in North America look the same too. It's so interesting - the same, but different. It's so cool to see how across the planet we develop in rhyming ways. Hopefully we can get past our silly differences and recognize our common humanity and work together on issues that effect us all.
Interesting to see Russia with out the main stream media telling us the establishment point of view of what they want us to think . I think most people from all countries are the same we want peace, its our politicians of all countries that want conflict between countries , when the people want just peace. A very enjoyable video
That's not totally true, what you've wrote. Golden medal of Hero was awarded to the cities whose POPULATION shown great heroism during Great Patriotic War. In case of Tula it was factory workers and NKVD military factory guards, who, mostly, destroyed Guderian army and prevented encirclement of Moscow in 1941. Also its not Lenina prospect you show, but Krasnoarmeysky prospect.
thats so funny in Britain we all ignore each other even where we live and transport etc.. LMAO Everywhere its so funny.. i like RUSSIA always wished i could of been Born their.. and sometimes in Britain somebody may say Hello? (but thats very rare) or even Cough LMAO
@@DariStep We can get a steak dinner for $25 to $30 in my city. But I think that will be going up soon the way prices have been going up. Just curious, have you noticed empty shelves at the stores? It's starting to happen hear.
Super relieving to see the cordial buskers on the trains. That is a big thing in Latin-america, but they are usually destitute (they are not harassed however because buses in Latin-america are privately owned). --- I don't think that is a village. I think it is a defended fort. There is a similar fort in California north of San Francisco, which was the furthest extent of the Russian empire. --- You are not interested in museums because you are interested in boys. 😁
You didn't buy any tula ammunition? They are famous for making ammunition for the russian military and they sell ammo to other countries too for a very low price.
Thank you for your kind words and support guys! I really want to show you different sides of my country 🙌🥰 You know that I left Russia for some time but soon there will be a video about Chechnya. And I already released some videos about small Russian towns which you might like and you can check out now:
Kolomna town - ruclips.net/video/z3yO4r0dQYM/видео.html
Kaliningrad - ruclips.net/video/0i0k9gLdOjE/видео.html
Vladimir - ruclips.net/video/XZfzZpT51nw/видео.html
Sochi - ruclips.net/video/onoQZQc84I8/видео.html
Your videos are educational and you make us laugh with your commentary. I agree the black cat caused you no trains to Moscow in Tula. But we *might* have a gingerbread monument here in the U.S. ahaha. Also, it was so early you forgot to record the train footage. And definitely your neighbor the dog is so cute - no words.
Will surely be looking forward to all your video content, and will make sure I view the ones linked below as well. Please take care of yourself. You have dreams to follow, that is of the greatest importance.
@UCwAAxBxYI-ix1jyq91-M7dw life has greater charms than most foresee, yet admire fully. My words are just the unburdenings of my soul, leant the artiface of language to convey what few else ever say. I thank you as well for noticing my meager talents of speech. Be well and stay safe from life's many cares.
I truly appreciate your refined English and how you express your knowledge of everything.
@@letterbox203 truly thankful that all is not in my ken, and that few see how little refined I surely am. You are too kind to an amateur in everything under heaven. I just see large gaps in my understanding, and prevail to bridge or fully fill what is utterly lacking. I again thank you, and hope that all your days are much blessed with joy.
Great Tullah city l love Tula I'm tullah from Pakistan
India loves Russia .ThankYou for help in many crises situations. RESPECT RUSSIA .A great civilization .BYE FROM INDIA
Tula was my 81st region I'd visited! Am now on 84!
wow! Impressive!
I've been long studying the Great Patriotic War, and Tula was a great contributor to the Soviet War effort during the seige of Moscow and Leningrad, as Tula remained the prime producer of most of the arms and many of the tanks that would later fight for Stalingrad, and drive the 6th Army from the Donnas region. The churches are divine, the monuments heartrending, and the old Soviet Buildings from the end of the Stalinists regime are a staunch reminder of Mother Russia's strong central power. It was a great joy to see with my eyes the things only spoken of in books I've read. Much gratitude for sharing this historical center of Industry.
Your comments are always so interesting to read! Thank you 🙌
@@DariStep have had a very extensive study of your country for a long time. Fell head over heels in love with most all of Russia's poets and writer's over time since I will not read just a well-known work, but all they produced. Russia's composer's have long captured my heart, and I own most of their music on LP and CD. Slavic folklore fascinates my imagination with all her spirits, be they of the water or the wood, the presences in every home or cellar, and naturally Baba Yaga incites keen interest. Being an Artist, I also adore Russia's many Fine Artist, and have at times bought works from working artist living there today. I have taken too much time here. Have a great day.
Looks like a cozy city. I heard a lot of interesting historical facts and traditions of Tula: Tolstoy, samovar, pryanik, firearm manufacturing. By the look of it, it’s also quite modern and well-managed. Will definitely go to Tula when I visit Russia!
Happy to hear it ☺️
If you want to know about Lev Tolstoy, go about 15 km southward from Tula to Yasnaya Polyana museum-estate [yAHs-nah-yah pah-lAh-nah] (it means "a clear glade" which is the name of a nearby village). It is one of traditional stops on the route of new-married after the registration of their marriage and the exchange of wedding rings here. Tolstoy's grave is in the forest not far from the estate (he was excommunicated from the Church, but his relatives are buried on the so-called "Necropolis of Kochaki [kah-chah-kEE]" (not far from Kochaki village) near St. Nicolas Church a bit southward).
It's really a comfortable and cozy city, also it's gotten many times better by renovation and new urban developments in the city.
The embankment is such a beauty, I hope Russia never stops getting it's cities in order now that they have started all kinds of renovations, because Russia is really unique and beautiful and deserves to be kept in such tidiness
Bless you and thank you.
Thank you so much for the churches
So interesting 🤩 loved this Dari!!
Thank you Kat ❤
Ух ты, это же Кэт)
Oh lady 🤪😂 those darn cats 🐈⬛ you maid me laugh so loud I can’t stop smiling. Great way to end the video with humour. You picked up some skills from your buddy Natasha.
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Only 15 seconds in and I’m excited to see this beautiful place! 😄 Also, I love that lipstick color!!! So pretty!
Ahaha thanks!
Nice video .. honest account of your experience .. and that black cat .. same all over the world ... Bad luck .. 😀
Looks like a very nice city. Very clean and beautiful.
Thanks for showing us Tula 😆👍9
Great video !! I like the lipstick color too !! Keep the videos coming !!
Will do 😌
🤍💙❤️Tula is a very impressive place, every corner of Russia is fabulous and the tour is very spectacular Tula is a very impressive place, every corner of Russia is fabulous and the very spectacular tour ❤️ 💙🤍
Tula looks like a very nice place. Wonderful video 👍😊
Thank you ☺️
Love your walking tours!
Tula looks like Rhode Island in some parts except that it is much older. I really love the historical feel and it is historic. For some reason these provincial, old towns have a warm feel to them. Thank you so much for this video.
Thank you for your feedback ☺️
Rhode Island is in US right ? When I was in university my friend visited . Love from India 🤗❤
Yes, Rhode Island is a state in the U.S. next to Connecticut, few hours from New York City. Thank you for your words
Million times good 👍🏼 you sound so much more amazing this episode 💯‼️💚👌🏿
The sunglasses are back! YAY!
ahaha 😎
Great town! Thanks for taking us along
Glasses are class, another good video
Thank you 🙏🏾
This was a fun video, Dari. You made me laugh at the end when you blamed the black kitty for train problems. I hope it wasn't too bad getting back home. :)
Ahah 😅
Got super tired at that day but it was ok 👌🏾
Your voice and accent are like ASMR to me… Hello from NYC
Ochen harosho video and gprad Tulsa. Lyubov Tulsa. Moi regards and respect to WW2 heros. Koshka derail toje harosho. Ploshad Kremlin, zdane, priyat, semavor post vsem look harosho. Ochen cute and cozy, poezda clean and harosho. Spasiba bolshoi.
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The new trains look so nice
Love the cute dog on the train. And no mask.Good to the dog.
I’m new to your channel and I like it very much. I’ve always wanted to visit Russia so I’m especially enjoying those videos.
Thanks for sharing. Much Love🌹
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Thanks Dari for showing us this small city near Moscow. Looks like a good opportunity for a day trip. Finally I now know where the Gingerbread Monument is. Thanks for showing that to us. I also enjoyed that you shared parts of your journey to this place. Sorry to hear that the return journey was such a problem.
Thank you for your feedback ☀️
Very nice place!!
Cool
Your always smiling and happy.love it.👍
Very pretty video. I enkoyed this.
"No morning coffee" should be a valid excuse for many things, up to, and including accidentally starting small wars.
Ahahah true 😅
Really nice Town. Cool glasses btw.
Thanks ahah
Thank you for posting this videolog of your trip. It was very interesting - and well presented. Well done. 😀
Thank you ☺️
Thanks for showing us beautiful Russia, and your voice is really comforting, love it!
Ahaha thanks!
Great fun, interesting. I've shot a lot of Tula 223 ammo at the range. Beautiful and nice guide.
ahaha. We have the same superstition about black cats in the UK. Poor cats! 🐈⬛ Nails, lips, sunglasses all matching - looks very pretty! Another superb video - everything was interesting - no boring bits at all! I wonder if that gingerbread arrived back to your family without any bites out of it?
Maybe with one bite 😉
Thank you David 💫
Oh My ❤️ Deri Red crazy 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Keep the videos coming,your amazing.love them.👍
Thank you ☺️
I like this video Dari... You make Tula look like a place worth visiting.... One thing I noticed was how clean it looked... We have a lot of Samovar`s in the antique shops in the UK, some are very expensive.... I love Gingerbread... If you would like to send some :-)))) xxxxx
Yes, the town is pretty clean!
@@DariStep And the Gingerbread?? :-))))) xx
Very very nice! I hope to visit Russia soon,very small part of course, i hope Moscow and Saint Petersburg the first time. The other part i will visit with your video Dari. Thanks you
Very nice I like it
Good to see trolley cars.
So wonderful
I love gingerbread. Where I grew up in the US I liked it baked like a cake and served with warm lemon sauce on top. Yum! Another great video of Russian cities. It’s interesting to see the contrast in the modern architecture from the old Soviet style buildings.
What a beautiful town! Thanks for the video, really made me want to visit. Whoever got that postcard must be happy to now see it getting mailed. )))
Ahahaha 😃
Minimalist lady another Russian YT is from Tula but I haven't seen all this. Russia looks really beautiful. Like its women. 😉
Very enjoyable video! Its funny because here in ireland, a black cat indicates good luck!
It looks beautiful in that part of russia
Hello Dari, hope your day is well You rock those red glasses like a rockstar! The train looks really spacious & comfy………I enjoyed the local musician. Gingerbread is so delicious, bet it’s much better in Russia than USA!
I love all the Russian architecture, very fancy & quite elegant, also like the eternal fire! I wish we had pedestrian streets where I live, must be a nice place to be with friends during a night out on the village!
Thanks always for your videos, your channel is so awesome!
Thank you a lot!
Tula sure does look a nice place and very spacious.
There is a portion of the kremlin that looks like the first settlement here in colonial America! The similarity is remarkable. Almost like the same Europeans traveled to America after Amerigo Vespucci discovered it or Columbus.
America was discovered by Spanish Armada ( Navy) lead by Columbus!..all Spanish crew came from the cities of Huelva and Seville ( Spain).
Wrong video but our shopping cost about $140 this week (for two people) my dad and myself. We shop at Aldi and then Woolworths in Melbourne Australia. Nice city. Tula. If I go to Russia I know only to spend one day there. It helps to know where to go. I ended up at Lourdes in France once. I am not Roman Catholic so to me it was just a big dot on the map.
Nice video
Awesome city. With its momuments, palaces and magnificent churches this city is really amazing. The Kremlin, which caracterizes great part of Russian cities, is beautiful and gingerbread adds a further plus point. Great video, thank you
Thank you for your words Gabriella 🥰
Now, I remember my gingerbread cookies... I'll eat them today. 🍪🤭 Poor black cat... but crossing the black cat also means finding your soulmate...
ahahah well well well)))
@@DariStep maybe you ignored him in your 4 hours homeward bound... hehehe ... no hurry.... enjoy!
you make an excellent tour guide great facts about the place ,Tula looks a nice place to go for a day ,there is a lot to see ,they seem to make great parks for kids and adults over there so there is a lot to do,great video,take care of yourself and dont work to hard
Thank you!
Dari, please give museums another try. I think visiting them would really provide an excellent dimension to your channel.
That was a very informative video. The church was really stunning. I like these kind of historical places as it feels like you have stepped back in time when walking the streets and visiting monuments.
By the way very funky sunglasses. And i think we didn't see you eat any of that Gingerbread yourself? As for the black cat, i don't know how it is in Russia, but where i am from, you just stop and let another person pass you by so they get cursed instead of you.
I don’t record video about it 😅 forgot)
That's cheap travel - £5 for 3 hrs if I heard correctly (530 rubles?). If I buy a ticket on the same day in the UK it costs £60 for a 2.5 hour journey from my city to London one way or £80 return (cheaper if buy in advance or have a season travel card). Superb to have USB ports on the trains. Did the train have Wifi? Are the trains state-owned or privatised? In the UK the trains were privatised in the 1990s and the ticket prices went up a lot!
Yes it’s cheap but you should consider that salaries in Tula are £200-300 per month ☺️
The modern trains have wifi.
And I’m pretty sure they are state-owned.
@Jake Johansson Thanks Jake! What a brilliant detailed answer. So long distance trains are state owned and the local trains are a hybrid of state and private ownership with the state still having the majority stake in most cases. Always learning! 🎓 📚
I love your videos so much - I have no words - it's really, really awesome! 😄
You're so charming. It's like having a friend show me around the town. It's nice that the town is still pround of their history including WWII. Thank you for the great tour. Black cats crossing your path are bad luck here too (USA). So about the train problem all I can say is "That darn cat!" 🐱
Check "gurren lagann glasses", you have the same sunglasses of the main character :D
P.s.: Nice city
Ahaha lol 😂
Meanwhile Moscow is ranked no 4th as best cities to live in by Resonance Consultancy. London is ranked no 1, Paris no 2, New York no 3. Love the historical city of Tula as well. Great video Dari.
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Странно. Как с девушкой не познакомились наши пацаны! Хорошая девушка. Приезжай к нам ещё
Dari, another nice video. As usual you look amazing and so does Tula. We have the same superstition in the US about black cats crossing your path. Beautiful city. Greetings from Florida. Is it getting chilly there now?
Hey Jim,
Thank you ☺️
Yeah it is getting cold there now(
Only a Moscovite could call a city of 500,000 a "small town" 😘
Hahah 😅 maybe
Great work, the only way i can help is to watch ads, i hope it can contribute, ❤️
Thanks!
1:49 why traveling by train is better than plane
Yes ahah 🐶💞
Dari...I always enjoy your videos, and I am a fan.
I understand that sometimes the Russian towns you visit look similar to you, but that isn't the case for your audience. For example, I wouldn't mind seeing the iconography in each church you visit in each separate town. I would enjoy seeing the inside of the shops you visit. What was the inside of the samovar shop like? How about the bakery where you got the gingerbread for your family? And I would guess there is more than one bakery, I would enjoy seeing as many as you would visit.
Tula is a small but not unknown Russian town. I bet there are residents of Tula who are proud of their town, and who would be glad to tell you what they think are the must-see sites and experiences in Tula. Find a new friend. Speak with them, in Russian, about Tula, about what makes Tula unique, and get their thoughts and mood.
You are certainly the star of your channel, and having some guests would only enhance that.
Thank you for your comment. I will consider everything for the future :)
And I suppose our US-equivalents to Tula and Izhevsk would be Springfield and Bethlehem. It's nice that Tula retained some of it's historical antiquity, something that we can't say for many cities in the US.
Really impressed with Tula from this video. It looks really clean with plenty of new buildings. I am curious why some places like Tver and Vladimir, which are pretty run down overall, don't get more care. All Russian cities should look as nice as Tula. Hopefully one day.
Hey..Tula is know to some for the manufacture of arms and ammunition. Good luck.
I've only experienced Russia virtually, but I've also noticed that so many city centres look the same. I guess that's the legacy of communism. Having said that, the legacy of capitalism has most cities in North America look the same too. It's so interesting - the same, but different. It's so cool to see how across the planet we develop in rhyming ways. Hopefully we can get past our silly differences and recognize our common humanity and work together on issues that effect us all.
Is so cheap to travel in Russian makes wanna go travel more
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Interesting to see Russia with out the main stream media telling us the establishment point of view of what they want us to think . I think most people from all countries are the same we want peace, its our politicians of all countries that want conflict between countries , when the people want just peace. A very enjoyable video
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Hi dari! Please move the camera a little slower. (Here from 4:40 in the Kremlin.)
That's not totally true, what you've wrote. Golden medal of Hero was awarded to the cities whose POPULATION shown great heroism during Great Patriotic War. In case of Tula it was factory workers and NKVD military factory guards, who, mostly, destroyed Guderian army and prevented encirclement of Moscow in 1941. Also its not Lenina prospect you show, but Krasnoarmeysky prospect.
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The cat superstition exists in some other countries too.
So many people,so many churches do people still actually attend mass or are they more of a tourist attraction
I think people still attend them
thats so funny in Britain we all ignore each other even where we live and transport etc.. LMAO Everywhere its so funny.. i like RUSSIA always wished i could of been Born their.. and sometimes in Britain somebody may say Hello? (but thats very rare) or even Cough LMAO
Tula is famous for the Kalashnikov assault rifle
Maybe Izhevsk you mean?
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На английском лучше писать название города так: Toola. А написание Tula произносится [тала]. 😊
I wonder if $25 is a high price to pay for a meal in Russia? Pretty cool city
Depends where. In Moscow restaurant it is ok but in other cities it is considered expensive.
@@DariStep We can get a steak dinner for $25 to $30 in my city. But I think that will be going up soon the way prices have been going up.
Just curious, have you noticed empty shelves at the stores? It's starting to happen hear.
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Super relieving to see the cordial buskers on the trains. That is a big thing in Latin-america, but they are usually destitute (they are not harassed however because buses in Latin-america are privately owned).
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I don't think that is a village. I think it is a defended fort. There is a similar fort in California north of San Francisco, which was the furthest extent of the Russian empire.
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You are not interested in museums because you are interested in boys. 😁
You didn't buy any tula ammunition? They are famous for making ammunition for the russian military and they sell ammo to other countries too for a very low price.
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Beautiful................ Just you not the town
Russian girl is very beautiful
I have a rifle that was made in Tula
You are so beautiful
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