It was again very interesting to walk the streets with you and once again there were many great impressions to see! The more I see of Russia, the more convinced I am that I would definitely enjoy a visit to a Russian city! Some of the large open spaces in the pedestrian zones were very nicely designed, apart from the repair work that is currently due due to the numerous slabs and paving stones that have sunk and the associated barriers. It's good that the tripping hazards are being removed. Also very interesting are the many water fountains in the urban areas, which presumably serve to keep the standing water clean and free of algae on the one hand, but on the other hand this also reduces heat pollution in the cities. A clever idea and beautiful to look at! As always, I really enjoyed it! 😊🌞
I am always fascinated by real life Russia stuff. Markets, prices, malls, landmarks, parks like today. All are fascinating to us Westerners..... though I am down under. You really know how to "make lemonade". Yay Lydia Coe!.
@@natyrusa Russia feels VERY foreign to many of us in the West. I really enjoy seeing how Russia is functioning with the current political drama, but more than that. People of my age were told all kinds of stories about freedoms in the USSR and now Russia. I enjoy seeing through trustworthy eyes of real Russians the extent to which the information we are told about Russia is actually true. I watch several Russian RUclips channels to make sure I am thinking with good information. I can not really trust official news channels, especially from nations that try to stop people from even talking about possible changes. Press freedom is very important in the west. What kind of places are scared of allowing people to say what they want? How weak must a nations arguments be if it will not broach even words or criticism? But enough drama. I was trying to suggest ideas for future videos you might like to make, and people might like to see?
@@natyrusa Just to be clear I like your videos and I like Russians and Russia, not that I have ever been there or have met more than a few. I did live with some Russians in New York city, and some Ukrainians too. What I don't like is Russian Foreign Policy. BUT of course your videos are not political in the slightest, which is great.
Is it normal for so little people to be about ? I’m trying to get a feel for how it is - I think cameras don’t give much insight into the “vibe” of the place. Sadly Russia is a level 4 on travel restrictions from uk right now. I hope to visit sometime in the future with my boyfriend who has always wanted to visit, too.
Hi! Yes, our streets aren't overcrowded and that's good, actually. When I visited Moscow in September, there were a loooot of people in the streets. I was shocked, I never saw so many people before. Also, Saint Petersburg. It's even more crowded in the downtown than Moscow. I felt like I I started to gasp in the crowd. Thanks goodness, it's not like this in other cities.
The area around the fountains was lovely - Yekaterinburg seems a nice city. 😊
and it's really nice, yeah
The rainbow was magical!!
yeah
I am loving Yekaterinburg! 💜
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Nice vlog. I wonder why u r not getting more likes and views. I wish u get more likes and subscribers
@@parth7450 thank you 🤗
If you want me to get more likes and subscribers, you can share my video on your Facebook, for example 😉
It was again very interesting to walk the streets with you and once again there were many great impressions to see! The more I see of Russia, the more convinced I am that I would definitely enjoy a visit to a Russian city! Some of the large open spaces in the pedestrian zones were very nicely designed, apart from the repair work that is currently due due to the numerous slabs and paving stones that have sunk and the associated barriers. It's good that the tripping hazards are being removed. Also very interesting are the many water fountains in the urban areas, which presumably serve to keep the standing water clean and free of algae on the one hand, but on the other hand this also reduces heat pollution in the cities. A clever idea and beautiful to look at!
As always, I really enjoyed it! 😊🌞
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thank you for the comment
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Actually, my two next walking videos are ready, but I'll upload them later.
@@natyrusa All good! And it will certainly be worth looking in again!
For now, I'm just going to savour the current impressions for a while. 😊💛🌹
@@luigi_lattementa 🤗
I am always fascinated by real life Russia stuff. Markets, prices, malls, landmarks, parks like today. All are fascinating to us Westerners..... though I am down under. You really know how to "make lemonade". Yay Lydia Coe!.
@@ToiOraLAT why are fascinated by all this stuff? 😊😊😊
@@natyrusa Russia feels VERY foreign to many of us in the West. I really enjoy seeing how Russia is functioning with the current political drama, but more than that. People of my age were told all kinds of stories about freedoms in the USSR and now Russia. I enjoy seeing through trustworthy eyes of real Russians the extent to which the information we are told about Russia is actually true. I watch several Russian RUclips channels to make sure I am thinking with good information. I can not really trust official news channels, especially from nations that try to stop people from even talking about possible changes. Press freedom is very important in the west. What kind of places are scared of allowing people to say what they want? How weak must a nations arguments be if it will not broach even words or criticism?
But enough drama. I was trying to suggest ideas for future videos you might like to make, and people might like to see?
@@natyrusa Just to be clear I like your videos and I like Russians and Russia, not that I have ever been there or have met more than a few. I did live with some Russians in New York city, and some Ukrainians too. What I don't like is Russian Foreign Policy. BUT of course your videos are not political in the slightest, which is great.
@@ToiOraLAT thx
Is it normal for so little people to be about ? I’m trying to get a feel for how it is - I think cameras don’t give much insight into the “vibe” of the place. Sadly Russia is a level 4 on travel restrictions from uk right now. I hope to visit sometime in the future with my boyfriend who has always wanted to visit, too.
Hi! Yes, our streets aren't overcrowded and that's good, actually. When I visited Moscow in September, there were a loooot of people in the streets. I was shocked, I never saw so many people before. Also, Saint Petersburg. It's even more crowded in the downtown than Moscow. I felt like I I started to gasp in the crowd. Thanks goodness, it's not like this in other cities.