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I love these walk around videos because for those that don't live in Russia, this gives us a REAL impression of what it's like to actually be there and interact with the locals. The views will come i promise you. You keep selling yourself short Sam. When people search for Russian videos, your channel is one of the top ones to come back with content. You're a success already. Thanks Sam.
Не понимаю претензии насчет демонстрации плохих мест в России. Я против выискивания только плохих мест и использования в качестве пропаганды. А если человек показывает как хорошее так и плохое - это объективность. Проблема в том, что многие запущенные места в таком состоянии очень долго и те, кто там живет не хочет ничего менять. Также как и в моем городе (Братск), в одном микрорайоне все классно, детские площадки, парковки расширяют, тротуары ремонтируют, а в моем, все печально. Просто в моем микрорайоне собрались крайне пассивные люди и только после моего переезда в этот микрорайон здесь началось шевеление, я добился появления пешеходного перехода(через улицу, которая похожа на проезд), дополнительного светофора на другом переходе, весьма проблемном и т.д.
I agree. We have places just like this in the USA. I don't think it is putting down Russia at all. I enjoyed the video. Good to see areas like this instead of Moscow all the time.
Замечание насчёт выискивания плохих мест прям в точку. Сэм просто ходит и показывает то, что видит, не пытаясь навязать какую-то повестку. Короче - не уподобляется иноагенту и (возможно 3.14дарасу) Варламову)
Vladimir is a nice city, there are good vs bad home owners, pretty gardens vs objects obstacles on sidewalks along houses. Freedom of living manners.😊 thanks for uploading good and bad things. God bless you. ❤🙏🌞🌻❣️🌺🌲🙏
Vielen Dank junger Mann, wie immer ein sehr schöner Einblick in den russischen Alltag.......😉 Ich muss unbedingt mal nach Russland kommen, Grüße aus Deutschland...!
I love dacha style houses. I `d like to have that Lada mini monster truck 11:33 in front of my dacha style house somewhere in Vladimir. Greetings from Serbia.
Great video. I still have to go back and finish watching your past video. I've been working a lot of hrs lately. I hope the overtime ends soon. The hurricane here shut my place of work for almost a week.
I have really been enjoying your walkabouts and seeing bits of Russia. I live in Florida, USA, but I’d love to retire in Russia. I can’t afford to retire here in the US. I just stumbled upon your channel a few days ago and have learned a lot so far. Thanks, Sam!
Welcome. Some other channels which I find enjoyable are: Travelling with Russel, Countryside Acres, Wild Siberia, Lisa with Love, Baklykov Live, and others. Cheers.
Good luck in case you need medical care. The nice places are Moscow and St Petersburg. A lot of people do not have plumbing. You can be the richest poor person. The cleanest dirty shirt.😅
В основном флот. Но не без грусти: Пётр I не только продвигал в России передовые образцы голландского судостроения, но и, увы, запретил (потом пришлось возрождать, т.к. было много важного и нужного, что попало под запрет) традиционные русские ладьи и небольшие и средние корабли, и русские наименования такелажа. Так что тут были не только естественные процессы. Но, думаю, потом все более-менее нормализовалось, и закрепилось только нужное.
@@SamsRussianAdventures, I have never been tired of seeing these locations and social events. Watching your videos is the next best thing to living in Russia. Have a nice week.
I live in Belarus and I believe in the old adage -One can not judge a book by its cover. What may be shabby on the outside, could be cozy and nice on the inside. Our house needs painting and our fence is old. We prioritized inside our home and refurbished every room. Now we will concentrate on the outside. Almost every property has a fence that signifies that the property truly belongs to the owner. I admire Sam's Russian language skills. Any tips or websites to learn Russian?
I'm amazed at how difficult it looks to figure out where public property and right- of- way ends and private property begins. From an American perspective, it appears you feel quite free to just walk into someone's 'back yard', as we would say. I'm happy to see most people don't feel threatened by such wandering.
Частная собственность в России начинается от двери квартиры или от закрытых ворот на участке (если двери открыты то можно заходить) В некоторых местах нужны разрешения на съемку. В России все спокойно и гулять можно везде в приделах разумного.
Wow! Beautiful colours of autumn! It is really nice to walk in there amongst the typical Russian dachas and it will be even more cool whilst driving an old Lada!. The village style is indeed very particular! Great video as usual Sam. Thanks a lot for sharing this nice video 🪻💕🍀
@@vovasRomas Not sure about other states, but in Connecticut I doubt you can find such variety of houses in suburbs. And such thick vegetation with "mystery" paths through it.
A lot of neighborhoods where I live in rural California are decently not sterile. I think it depends where you look. You will find both sterile and lively communities in both countries
I lived in rural Turkiye for 7 years. There was rough edging to roads random pile of building debris and telegraph pole were always tilted at least 15 degree off vertical. In September there would be a Storks nest on the more vertical ones.
I worked nearby about 10 years ago. Novo-Yamskaya street. In the middle of the building there was a lathe on which I worked. There is now a gym here. Vladimir, the place where I was born and still live. Almost 59 years have passed.
Sam, thank you for this video. This is what other Youtubbers never show, but this is what you'd call typical Russia. These areas of the cities with private houses are called "chastniy sektor. "
I like it when it is autumn, the weather and the temperatures and the colours. The concrete slab alone could get you 1,000,000 views. I could read the sign about bikes but not cars. ‘Kuku’ is Swahili for ‘chicken’, no idea the graffiti meaning there. Great video, really interesting residential neighbourhood. - i’d like to have seen the ‘communist tower block’. Sam i translated ‘Dolce & Gabbana’ years ago = *’sweet and raincoat’.* I don’t see the connection. Stand alone garages are the knees bees.
In the US those people are called "Karens". I'm actually surprised such a creature would even exist in Russia? It is not part of the society makeup as far as I know. Perhaps they do exist, but in small number. The US has the highest population of "Karens". The US society is fertile ground for them.
@@davidboskett5581Тут дело скорее не в истории, а в текущем моменте: страна воюет, могут быть диверсии, прилеты вражеских дронов и т.д. Времена изменились, благодушие уже не у всех.
Can remember growing up in the eastern part of the Netherlands, there were quite a few eastern european cars at the time, Lada’s, Skoda’s, you still see them now and then.
Сэм, интересно будет, если вы не только покажете деревни и дома, но и то, что находится в округе. Может быть, есть лесные маршруты, тропы, парки, спортивные комплексы рядом с деревней...
I also live in NZ but it is nothing like Auckland. It looks like there has never been any town planning and the houses are completely different. Even in the worst suburbs of Auckland you would not see any houses so dilapidated and with so much garbage lying around .The overgrown bushes are hiding a lot
I find that to be a beautiful area. There are some really nice houses in there, very cozy. The big houses are nice but the cozy ones are meant to be lived in with happy people like me.
Sam just be yourself don't worry to much about explaining yourself all the time. I have learnt as I got older there isn't much point and who do you need to explain yourself to anyway. Do your thing people will like it and enjoy. Thanks for the efforts
Your comment that you were near the motorway that Links Moscow with Pekin brings to mind the question; How long would it take to make that drive? And that adventure might be a view magnet.
As a general rule of thumb - long distance driving in Russia goes at about a rate of 1000 kilometers per day, if you're not trying to break any records (which you won't be able to anyway). It'll take you about 3-4 days to drive to Omsk, but from there you're going to have to go into Kazakhstan. I've never been there, so I couldn't tell you how road tripping works in those parts.
Good tour Sam. Lower income area, still nice pleasant people .Unlike many in usa low income areas ,people crushed and broken , desperate, destroyed by a society in collapse. Government by rich for richest.
So the lady who got mad for recording… it reminds me of how some people respond to the “1A Auditors” here in the US. Obviously, the auditors are generally looking for an explosive reaction from people they’re filming because that’s what gets views. Sam is obviously recording in good faith unlike most 1A auditors lol
Я всегда с уважением отношусь к людям снимающих видео на улице. Потому что сразу привлекают к себе внимание и реакция окружающих бывает разная. Нужно иметь смелость и выдержку.
Как будто инопланетянин ходит по кустам: о, дома! О, забор! О, они умеют на машинах ездить! ЧЕЛОВЕК! Я до сих пор жив, друзья, я герой 😂 Good luck in your exploration. People are just people. You are good to them - they are good to you. (But some may dislike feeling a zebra in the zoo to expose).
Maybe a new name for you is "randomly roaming russia"? x Anyone can do the usual stuff where you keep it real,says a lot about your character. Nice one.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Thank you,im full of random stuff i used to be a song writer. I have an ariel which is connected to a creative info station somewhere. It also detects BS in a millisecond lol.
Why be surprised -they still make Lada cars there. A rather stupid statement .If you had said that about that about seeing Lada cars in England you might have made more sense.
Sam ? have you ever on your travels ever come across an old russian Zill car would be interesting to see one. take us all on a tour of russian vintage car museum.
вернулся на твой канал опять Сэм, людям везет, что они в центре могут жить в своих домах, у нас в подмосковье почти не осталось частных домов в центре, по крайней мере тех городов что около 5-10 км к Москве. Но за городом, есть частные сектора, где дома стоят очень больших денег, там живут как очень богатые так и среднего достатка люди, и строят целые поселки одинаковые дома как в сша.
Hi Sam, another good video! Couldn't read anything, as I am studying Japanese. If you want views get some lawn equipment. Film cleaning up abandoned lots or walkways, they get lots of views. Equipment is cheap this time of year, be ready for spring! 😹 You could start with your own house! Thanks for the video 😸
You don’t really see homeless people in Russia that I can recall. Alcoholics turn up here and there, but they’re harmless and have the sense to go home when the buzz wears off!
Добавьте: "как сейчас помню", иначе не вериться. В России давно были? Много вас "экспертов" по России. Я живу в шахтерском поселке (3 тыс. чел.), алкоголики есть. Может 10-20 человек. Ну так они везде есть. Поправьте меня если ошибаюсь. Это не характерно для России на сегодняшний день. В городах, думаю, и того меньше.
@@ЕвгенийК-ш7среально задолбали эти знатоки нашей страны и наших людей считающие что все поголовно должны пить алкоголь, они настолько отстали от нашей реальности что эти стереотипы реально бесят
@@ЕвгенийК-ш7сЖиву в Воронеже -- пьяных даже на праздник почти не встретишь, и ночью никто не горланит (а в 90-е муж нередко выбегал на крики "Караул!" (один раз всей семьёй выбежали, и его друзей на месте встретили: они тоже люди отзывчивые, причюбежали на крики помочь; но уже давно ночную тишину никто не разгорланивает (хотя теперь другая напасть: периодически западные дроны атакуют(. И нариков тоже не видать (несколько лет назад, точнее, лет уже около 10, время как бежит!, -- к машине подойти было небезопасно: под ногами между машинами валялись шприцы, наркоманы "приседали" уколоться, -- но теперь этого нет). Очень редко можно встретить кого-то спящего на скамейке, или побирушку с кружкой для милостыни, но даже не каждый месяц такое, обычно везде всё норм (есть одно небезопасное обстоятельство: встречаются бездомные псы, хоть и намного реже, чем раньше, и зачастую с жёлтой биркой в ухе, -- но вряд ли это сертификат о воспитании, поэтому муж всегда напоминает, чтобы я брала с собой "брызгалку" (газовый баллончик), беру, но уже очень давно не приходилось ею пользоваться (ттт, конечно)).
@@KR72534наши мужчины всю жизнь работают на сложных порой опасной для здоровья работе, плюс холод на улице зимой, мой отец умер в 55 лет, работал в шахте с углём
Russians drink much less now than in Soviet times. Capitalism leaves no time for leisure, everyone working hard to pay off mortgages, loans, credit card debts. The reason why men live less than women is 1)stress 2)smoking / overworking/ unhealthy diet no sports 3)drinking 4) cavalier attitude to regular medical checkups
Сэм, добрый вечер. У нас есть такие люди, не удивляйтесь. А вы могли бы сказать, что вы блогер, и у вас есть право снимать все, что не запрещено законом. Такие вредные люди есть везде.
Он иностранец, а сейчас дроны летают и идет СВО, поэтому лучше вызвать полицию в таких случаях, людям же не известно для чего он проводит видео съемку.
Лучше на русском языке надпись выбрать, зачем на английском Я за то, чтобы в России везде все писали на русском и местном , например татарском, ......На английском в интернете у себя писать кому-то письма, согласен.
the only forbidden thing in Russia (while you deal with Russian women) is asking about their actual age... however you may avoid any conflicts with a simple question: "Are you eligible to by an Alcohol in local Liquor store?" and If she says "Yes!", that means either you just have got a companion for this evening OR you will never see this person again with your money... anyway, you have effectively skipped the potential conflict situation.
@@megaotstoy That's not my experience, but my daughter's former in-laws are always trying to line me up with their widowed relatives and friends. And sometimes my eldest daughter's friends and colleagues want to know me, (mostly to practice English), and I always check for possibly jealous husbands and boyfriends. I find VK, and to a lesser extent OK good for that.
In the USA, we also have nutters who tell us we can't film in public. Actually, it's legal to film in public, and you are not obliged to ask anyone for their permission - including the police. If you don't want to be filmed, don't do anything in public you wouldn't want to see on RUclips the next day.
The architecture is very random, it looks like everyone just designed their own house. I noticed bars on the lower floor of the apartments, is there a lot of burglary there?
I like seeing all areas of a country. Even these areas may not look so modern. Is grear to see how Russia has progress, as a country. If you're looking for ideas for your next video. How about visiting Kasan for the BRICS meeting. I would find that interesting. On a side note, it is good to know that there are Karen's all over the world, even in Russia, 😂.
It's not very common at all for anyone to just walk around, shooting some VLOG video in a village or suburbs in russia. In Moscow or St. petersburg no problem, but here I personally would not do it.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Nail on the head!!!! It beats me mate how they NeVER think of sending cars, tractors and on to the scrapper and make money??!! I'm dam sure there is a business there to be had tho doing it here in BG would mean a knock on your door by the goons asking if you need "protection" as they quite litrerally run municipals. Most Expats don't really see it until they try to open a business or who know peeps in the business world here.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Я не люблю наездов на коммунизм: он спас Человечество, его миссия ещё не завершена, а уж очернен, как сама Россия. Ваши видео мне нравятся, но на выпад извольте получить ответ. PS. Насчёт того, уместно ли было бы перехвалить Россию. При всей моей любви к объективности -- Россию настолько заклеветали на Западе, и она ещё настолько мало времени имела для восстановления после ельцинского кошмара 90-х и инерции 00-х, что учесть это было бы справедливо (и гораздо ближе исторически, чем уже довольно давнее "коммунистическое прошлое"). И постсоветскую Россию, как и Болгарию, разрушал как раз капитализм (а известно, кто заправляет в мировом копытализме, США и Англия). Не очень приятно, и за это sorry, -- но факт.
Sam, I m really having bad mood, visited Vladimir and havent meet you. It was awesome weather, and book fair just next to main cathedral. I will visit Vladimir again, for sure. Because I want to show it to my parents, brothers and sisters. I mean, not standard Russian neighbourhood you show in this video, as we see it a lot next to Moscow. 😂 And this is what I dont like and I will be criticising always. This is called not in good owner's hands. I lived in apartment next to central recreation park of Vladimir, where is mini football club, and the yard for kids between buildings looks disastrous, like pictures from abandoned Chernobyl towns.
Can't believe how ugly everything is. People just throw their garbage everywhere. I don't believe I've ever seen such disarray in the United States unless it's in a broken down area of a major city. I could never ever live in a place like that. No pride for sure in that neighborhood.
If you watch youtube, you can find abandoned America videos 😂. And I do hope these areas will be turned into nice comfy place, both in Russia and the USA.
20:31 That house is not of middle class absolutely. A rich one. Also there are the "palaces" and the "CASTLES" of VERY rich people (oligarchs). They normally live on Rublevka near Moscow.
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I love these walk around videos because for those that don't live in Russia, this gives us a REAL impression of what it's like to actually be there and interact with the locals. The views will come i promise you. You keep selling yourself short Sam. When people search for Russian videos, your channel is one of the top ones to come back with content. You're a success already. Thanks Sam.
What load of old cobblers! It gives you no idea of how people really live. If you ever go to Russia to live, reality will hit you like a cold shower.
Не понимаю претензии насчет демонстрации плохих мест в России. Я против выискивания только плохих мест и использования в качестве пропаганды. А если человек показывает как хорошее так и плохое - это объективность. Проблема в том, что многие запущенные места в таком состоянии очень долго и те, кто там живет не хочет ничего менять. Также как и в моем городе (Братск), в одном микрорайоне все классно, детские площадки, парковки расширяют, тротуары ремонтируют, а в моем, все печально. Просто в моем микрорайоне собрались крайне пассивные люди и только после моего переезда в этот микрорайон здесь началось шевеление, я добился появления пешеходного перехода(через улицу, которая похожа на проезд), дополнительного светофора на другом переходе, весьма проблемном и т.д.
В России много контрастов! Я не буду только показывать новые районы!
I agree. We have places just like this in the USA. I don't think it is putting down Russia at all. I enjoyed the video. Good to see areas like this instead of Moscow all the time.
Я не увидел плохих мест
Good for you! Bravo! 👏
Замечание насчёт выискивания плохих мест прям в точку. Сэм просто ходит и показывает то, что видит, не пытаясь навязать какую-то повестку. Короче - не уподобляется иноагенту и (возможно 3.14дарасу) Варламову)
Nice walk, interesting neighborhood Sam, thanks for sharing.
Love the scenery you showed us ..... especially the colours of autumn. Beautiful !
are you in prison
Vladimir is a nice city, there are good vs bad home owners, pretty gardens vs objects obstacles on sidewalks along houses. Freedom of living manners.😊 thanks for uploading good and bad things. God bless you. ❤🙏🌞🌻❣️🌺🌲🙏
Vielen Dank junger Mann, wie immer ein sehr schöner Einblick in den russischen Alltag.......😉 Ich muss unbedingt mal nach Russland kommen, Grüße aus Deutschland...!
I love dacha style houses. I `d like to have that Lada mini monster truck 11:33 in front of my dacha style house somewhere in Vladimir. Greetings from Serbia.
Great video. I still have to go back and finish watching your past video. I've been working a lot of hrs lately. I hope the overtime ends soon. The hurricane here shut my place of work for almost a week.
I have really been enjoying your walkabouts and seeing bits of Russia. I live in Florida, USA, but I’d love to retire in Russia. I can’t afford to retire here in the US. I just stumbled upon your channel a few days ago and have learned a lot so far. Thanks, Sam!
Welcome. Some other channels which I find enjoyable are: Travelling with Russel, Countryside Acres, Wild Siberia, Lisa with Love, Baklykov Live, and others. Cheers.
Good luck in case you need medical care. The nice places are Moscow and St Petersburg. A lot of people do not have plumbing. You can be the richest poor person. The cleanest dirty shirt.😅
@@johnnykrauze CIA?, MI6?
Thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying the videos!
@@surethatsok Thanks for the recommendations! Cheers!
Yup, Russia and The Netherlands had a great bond in the past. There are about 1000 dutch words in the Russian lanaguage.
В основном флот. Но не без грусти: Пётр I не только продвигал в России передовые образцы голландского судостроения, но и, увы, запретил (потом пришлось возрождать, т.к. было много важного и нужного, что попало под запрет) традиционные русские ладьи и небольшие и средние корабли, и русские наименования такелажа. Так что тут были не только естественные процессы. Но, думаю, потом все более-менее нормализовалось, и закрепилось только нужное.
Thankyou Sam! hope to meet ya when I make it your way. Reality captured perfectly keep it up don’t need to change a thing. Honesty is the best policy
Just keep on walking and making good videos.🎉We support you!
Какая то милота в этой беспорядочности. Особенно понравились патриотичные рисунки на бетонном заборе. Спасибо за видео, было интересно
Рад что понравились! Спасибо 🙏
Hi Sam, it was a delightful visual treat to see the various styles of buildings in this village-like neighborhood. Thanks again.
This place is super unique and I am always looking for new spots to film.
@@SamsRussianAdventures, I have never been tired of seeing these locations and social events. Watching your videos is the next best thing to living in Russia. Have a nice week.
I live in Belarus and I believe in the old adage -One can not judge a book by its cover. What may be shabby on the outside, could be cozy and nice on the inside. Our house needs painting and our fence is old. We prioritized inside our home and refurbished every room. Now we will concentrate on the outside. Almost every property has a fence that signifies that the property truly belongs to the owner. I admire Sam's Russian language skills. Any tips or websites to learn Russian?
I'm amazed at how difficult it looks to figure out where public property and right- of- way ends and private property begins. From an American perspective, it appears you feel quite free to just walk into someone's 'back yard', as we would say. I'm happy to see most people don't feel threatened by such wandering.
I just risk it and say I didn’t know!!!
Only people who have money can build good and high fence. So they can have a good and big back-yard. Эт я вам тачняк говорю. 🙂
Superb vid, Sam😊😊😊
Most people, not all.
Частная собственность в России начинается от двери квартиры или от закрытых ворот на участке (если двери открыты то можно заходить)
В некоторых местах нужны разрешения на съемку.
В России все спокойно и гулять можно везде в приделах разумного.
Nice, calming, low-key video to chill out after getting home from work. Thanks, Samuel!
Thanks for walking around the back streets/alleys. One of those small houses with a garden, I would feel right at home. ❤❤❤
That’s where I feel most at home too.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Me too. I live in the USA but Russia is my ancestral country.
Wow! Beautiful colours of autumn! It is really nice to walk in there amongst the typical Russian dachas and it will be even more cool whilst driving an old Lada!. The village style is indeed very particular! Great video as usual Sam. Thanks a lot for sharing this nice video 🪻💕🍀
I got the video in suggested and thought to glance and close it. After 22 minutes ... it ended.
Thank you Sam.
Good video, thanks
I love this way of living so much more than the sterile neighborhoods we have in the US.
Take a commuter train one day, or drive 5-10 miles into the country, you'll see there's nothing sterile in the US
@@vovasRomas Not sure about other states, but in Connecticut I doubt you can find such variety of houses in suburbs. And such thick vegetation with "mystery" paths through it.
A lot of neighborhoods where I live in rural California are decently not sterile. I think it depends where you look. You will find both sterile and lively communities in both countries
Autumn, is my favorite season, the leaves changing colors, so beautiful ❤️
I like the colors too! But it gets dark early!
I lived in rural Turkiye for 7 years. There was rough edging to roads random pile of building debris and telegraph pole were always tilted at least 15 degree off vertical. In September there would be a Storks nest on the more vertical ones.
Shame you did not film he interrogator.
Interesting mate. Thanks for sharing.
I really enjoyed the variety of houses and the area, so human, cool thanks
I’m glad you could feel the human element, that’s what I was going for!
I worked nearby about 10 years ago. Novo-Yamskaya street. In the middle of the building there was a lathe on which I worked. There is now a gym here. Vladimir, the place where I was born and still live. Almost 59 years have passed.
Wow! That is where I parked my car! Thanks for sharing.
Sam, thank you for this video. This is what other Youtubbers never show, but this is what you'd call typical Russia. These areas of the cities with private houses are called "chastniy sektor. "
Most RUclipsrs just fill the best places
Bald and bankrupt does……lol
@@robertholland7558 he exclusively shows only the worst.
This is mix of two storey buildings, 5 storey buildings and real chastny sector.
The infamous, random, porcelain toilet in the bush omen must be heeded! There’s an unhappy witch nearby.
😂
I really wanted to sit on the toilet!!!!
The main thing to remember Sam is look how many subscribers you have. Youve come along way and you always create and show something interesting.
Not really. At the end of the day its only the ads what gives revenues. But ofc its good to have many subscribers for the algorithm
I like it when it is autumn, the weather and the temperatures and the colours. The concrete slab alone could get you 1,000,000 views. I could read the sign about bikes but not cars. ‘Kuku’ is Swahili for ‘chicken’, no idea the graffiti meaning there.
Great video, really interesting residential neighbourhood. - i’d like to have seen the ‘communist tower block’. Sam i translated ‘Dolce & Gabbana’ years ago = *’sweet and raincoat’.* I don’t see the connection. Stand alone garages are the knees bees.
Kuku in Russian is what bird Coocooshka sings, or used as peekaboo.
I love Russia its my type of vibe
17:55 Yuri Gagarin
Я помню играл в Томб райдер, было одно из заданий, если увидишь плакат с Юрием Гагариным, надо было его сжечь, это так отвратительно.
In the US those people are called "Karens". I'm actually surprised such a creature would even exist in Russia? It is not part of the society makeup as far as I know. Perhaps they do exist, but in small number. The US has the highest population of "Karens". The US society is fertile ground for them.
KGB Karen’s! They like to pretend that they are important.
Based on Russia's history I am not surprised there are people who object to strangers walking around filming things but this is true in many countries
@@davidboskett5581Тут дело скорее не в истории, а в текущем моменте: страна воюет, могут быть диверсии, прилеты вражеских дронов и т.д. Времена изменились, благодушие уже не у всех.
Sam, thank you for your walk through my city - even I start to see it from the different side)))
This place is changing! It’s interesting to see the changes happening! Though some places remain the same.
Can remember growing up in the eastern part of the Netherlands, there were quite a few eastern european cars at the time, Lada’s, Skoda’s, you still see them now and then.
Nice Lada Niva great and iconic 4X4 kind of the Russian Jeep Wrangler in my opinion
That was fun and refreshing 🙂 and the final comments... 😅
Сэм, интересно будет, если вы не только покажете деревни и дома, но и то, что находится в округе. Может быть, есть лесные маршруты, тропы, парки, спортивные комплексы рядом с деревней...
Здесь нет, это в городе. Но если есть, то покажу обязательно
HAHHA... Great video
Eject button😂....Love the imagination and sense of humor, Sam.
🇿🇦❤🇷🇺
The Lada Niva 2121👌🏻👍🏻
I know,😂
Hi to Bedfordview from Russia with❤
Actually, it would be nice to see the new Chinese cars along with Soviet ones. Keep up the great work.
Ок, I’ll show them next time!
А новые российские? Впрочем, их трудно отличить от других современных машин.
@@Olga-de3ru не заметный конечно
Really interesting to see how regular Russian neighborhoods look like.
The first lady who did not like you recording... her name was Karen.. LOL Just stay off peoples property when walking around.
Funnily enough in our part of the world Karen is a male name.
show it all Sam.... I grew up in the Ozarks in a log house. calling it a house was a stretch
I guess the old saying is true beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Definitely 👍
Great, not a lot different to Auckland. But more untidy. And run down. Everything needs some more love.
It’s the mentality to only care about what is behind your fence
I also live in NZ but it is nothing like Auckland. It looks like there has never been any town planning and the houses are completely different. Even in the worst suburbs of Auckland you would not see any houses so dilapidated and with so much garbage lying around .The overgrown bushes are hiding a lot
I find that to be a beautiful area. There are some really nice houses in there, very cozy. The big houses are nice but the cozy ones are meant to be lived in with happy people like me.
Sam just be yourself don't worry to much about explaining yourself all the time. I have learnt as I got older there isn't much point and who do you need to explain yourself to anyway. Do your thing people will like it and enjoy. Thanks for the efforts
Your comment that you were near the motorway that Links Moscow with Pekin brings to mind the question; How long would it take to make that drive? And that adventure might be a view magnet.
As a general rule of thumb - long distance driving in Russia goes at about a rate of 1000 kilometers per day, if you're not trying to break any records (which you won't be able to anyway). It'll take you about 3-4 days to drive to Omsk, but from there you're going to have to go into Kazakhstan. I've never been there, so I couldn't tell you how road tripping works in those parts.
Good tour Sam. Lower income area, still nice pleasant people .Unlike many in usa low income areas ,people crushed and broken , desperate, destroyed by a society in collapse. Government by rich for richest.
So the lady who got mad for recording… it reminds me of how some people respond to the “1A Auditors” here in the US. Obviously, the auditors are generally looking for an explosive reaction from people they’re filming because that’s what gets views. Sam is obviously recording in good faith unlike most 1A auditors lol
Sam's channel is gaining traction.
Я всегда с уважением отношусь к людям снимающих видео на улице. Потому что сразу привлекают к себе внимание и реакция окружающих бывает разная. Нужно иметь смелость и выдержку.
You got my subscription! No plan at all! Awesome! 😅
Great video again!!!
Как будто инопланетянин ходит по кустам: о, дома! О, забор! О, они умеют на машинах ездить!
ЧЕЛОВЕК!
Я до сих пор жив, друзья, я герой 😂
Good luck in your exploration.
People are just people.
You are good to them - they are good to you. (But some may dislike feeling a zebra in the zoo to expose).
It is a bit shabby but unlike in the US it is safe.
All areas are different
Most neighborhoods I know I. My area in the US even the not so pretty ones are safe
Maybe a new name for you is "randomly roaming russia"? x Anyone can do the usual stuff where you keep it real,says a lot about your character. Nice one.
Thanks. I do my best to show what it’s like here and that is a really good channel name.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Thank you,im full of random stuff i used to be a song writer. I have an ariel which is connected to a creative info station somewhere. It also detects BS in a millisecond lol.
it's amazing how many Lada's (Cars) there are still in use in Russia, I guess parts and spares are still available and it's cheap to fix them eh Sam?
Why be surprised -they still make Lada cars there. A rather stupid statement .If you had said that about that about seeing Lada cars in England you might have made more sense.
Sam ? have you ever on your travels ever come across an old russian Zill car would be interesting to see one. take us all on a tour of russian vintage car museum.
ЗиЛ- грузовик, или ЗиЛ - лимузин ? :)
вернулся на твой канал опять Сэм, людям везет, что они в центре могут жить в своих домах, у нас в подмосковье почти не осталось частных домов в центре, по крайней мере тех городов что около 5-10 км к Москве. Но за городом, есть частные сектора, где дома стоят очень больших денег, там живут как очень богатые так и среднего достатка люди, и строят целые поселки одинаковые дома как в сша.
Представляю, теперь закрытие посекли!
Hi Sam, another good video! Couldn't read anything, as I am studying Japanese. If you want views get some lawn equipment. Film cleaning up abandoned lots or walkways, they get lots of views. Equipment is cheap this time of year, be ready for spring! 😹 You could start with your own house! Thanks for the video 😸
Damn that woman in the thumbnail is gorgeous
Yes! I only realised afterwards, sometimes I’m so focused on filming.
Yes! I only realised afterwards, sometimes I’m so focused on filming.
You can't be serious: she looks freaky both physically and mentally!
The Water box looks like maybe it could be a Russian Dr. Who's time machine.
Повезло что он после прогулки выжил :) А то добродушные бабушки могли и закопать шпиона в своем огороде. :)
😂😂😂
good video
babushka "guard" give you hard time
LoL
Haha they love it!
You don’t really see homeless people in Russia that I can recall. Alcoholics turn up here and there, but they’re harmless and have the sense to go home when the buzz wears off!
Добавьте: "как сейчас помню", иначе не вериться. В России давно были? Много вас "экспертов" по России. Я живу в шахтерском поселке (3 тыс. чел.), алкоголики есть. Может 10-20 человек. Ну так они везде есть. Поправьте меня если ошибаюсь. Это не характерно для России на сегодняшний день. В городах, думаю, и того меньше.
@@ЕвгенийК-ш7среально задолбали эти знатоки нашей страны и наших людей считающие что все поголовно должны пить алкоголь, они настолько отстали от нашей реальности что эти стереотипы реально бесят
@@ЕвгенийК-ш7сЖиву в Воронеже -- пьяных даже на праздник почти не встретишь, и ночью никто не горланит (а в 90-е муж нередко выбегал на крики "Караул!" (один раз всей семьёй выбежали, и его друзей на месте встретили: они тоже люди отзывчивые, причюбежали на крики помочь; но уже давно ночную тишину никто не разгорланивает (хотя теперь другая напасть: периодически западные дроны атакуют(. И нариков тоже не видать (несколько лет назад, точнее, лет уже около 10, время как бежит!, -- к машине подойти было небезопасно: под ногами между машинами валялись шприцы, наркоманы "приседали" уколоться, -- но теперь этого нет). Очень редко можно встретить кого-то спящего на скамейке, или побирушку с кружкой для милостыни, но даже не каждый месяц такое, обычно везде всё норм (есть одно небезопасное обстоятельство: встречаются бездомные псы, хоть и намного реже, чем раньше, и зачастую с жёлтой биркой в ухе, -- но вряд ли это сертификат о воспитании, поэтому муж всегда напоминает, чтобы я брала с собой "брызгалку" (газовый баллончик), беру, но уже очень давно не приходилось ею пользоваться (ттт, конечно)).
@@KR72534наши мужчины всю жизнь работают на сложных порой опасной для здоровья работе, плюс холод на улице зимой, мой отец умер в 55 лет, работал в шахте с углём
Russians drink much less now than in Soviet times. Capitalism leaves no time for leisure, everyone working hard to pay off mortgages, loans, credit card debts. The reason why men live less than women is 1)stress 2)smoking / overworking/ unhealthy diet no sports 3)drinking 4) cavalier attitude to regular medical checkups
Usually the first to phone the police has the advantage.
I love Russia because of your videos and hope to go there some day.
Сэм, добрый вечер. У нас есть такие люди, не удивляйтесь. А вы могли бы сказать, что вы блогер, и у вас есть право снимать все, что не запрещено законом. Такие вредные люди есть везде.
Он иностранец, а сейчас дроны летают и идет СВО, поэтому лучше вызвать полицию в таких случаях, людям же не известно для чего он проводит видео съемку.
В следующий раз купите повязку с надписью «press», и прикрывайте ею случайные дырки на штанах 😁
Лучше на русском языке надпись выбрать, зачем на английском Я за то, чтобы в России везде все писали на русском и местном , например татарском, ......На английском в интернете у себя писать кому-то письма, согласен.
the only forbidden thing in Russia (while you deal with Russian women) is asking about their actual age... however you may avoid any conflicts with a simple question: "Are you eligible to by an Alcohol in local Liquor store?" and If she says "Yes!", that means either you just have got a companion for this evening OR you will never see this person again with your money... anyway, you have effectively skipped the potential conflict situation.
You ask for their VK account and most of the time their age is there.
@@peterwilliams2152 most of the time their age is fake LOL
@@megaotstoy That's not my experience, but my daughter's former in-laws are always trying to line me up with their widowed relatives and friends. And sometimes my eldest daughter's friends and colleagues want to know me, (mostly to practice English), and I always check for possibly jealous husbands and boyfriends. I find VK, and to a lesser extent OK good for that.
у некоторых людей есть эта странная черта "боязни камеры"
Я же не снимал ее!
❤😊😊
Russia is a trip. Been there numerous times and miss it. The areas you are strolling through are just typical Russian neighborhoods.
some people fear camera more than a gun, they care more about privacy in public places.
I didn’t even film her though!!!
Hi mate, what kind of camera do you use?
This is on the GoPro 12
In the USA, we also have nutters who tell us we can't film in public. Actually, it's legal to film in public, and you are not obliged to ask anyone for their permission - including the police. If you don't want to be filmed, don't do anything in public you wouldn't want to see on RUclips the next day.
The architecture is very random, it looks like everyone just designed their own house. I noticed bars on the lower floor of the apartments, is there a lot of burglary there?
Over the past 20 years they have decreased very much, there is no point in stealing equipment that is cheap. And almost everyone keeps money on cards.
Eject button!😂😂❤lol poor kid
Sam I love these kind of videos that you just walk around filming things. How much would it cost to buy that big house @20:06??
For me, that's the fun of RUclips. Just make videos that you enjoy. You have more fun making it
I noticed a lot of old car in Vladimir. I live in Yaroslavl and here’s a problem to find so many old cars
Yeah. If I don't make a video about Russia. Nobody watches it 😂😂
I don’t think the area is bad l, it has character. I grew up around cookie cutter subdivisions, which I really do not like. 🇺🇸
Yes! Cookie cutter housing is what I was used to also.
I like seeing all areas of a country. Even these areas may not look so modern. Is grear to see how Russia has progress, as a country. If you're looking for ideas for your next video. How about visiting Kasan for the BRICS meeting. I would find that interesting. On a side note, it is good to know that there are Karen's all over the world, even in Russia, 😂.
Love the videos. Keep it up
Glad you like them! Thanks mate.
It's not very common at all for anyone to just walk around, shooting some VLOG video in a village or suburbs in russia. In Moscow or St. petersburg no problem, but here I personally would not do it.
This is very much like Bulgaria as in random shit dumped all over the place!! lol
I guess they have the same post communist mentality
@@SamsRussianAdventures Nail on the head!!!! It beats me mate how they NeVER think of sending cars, tractors and on to the scrapper and make money??!! I'm dam sure there is a business there to be had tho doing it here in BG would mean a knock on your door by the goons asking if you need "protection" as they quite litrerally run municipals. Most Expats don't really see it until they try to open a business or who know peeps in the business world here.
@@SamsRussianAdventuresА почему так много дерьма набросано в Англии и США (и passim на Западе)?
@@Olga-de3ru Англия здесь причем? Вы не любите что я снимал видео? Мне только снимать в красном площади?
@@SamsRussianAdventures Я не люблю наездов на коммунизм: он спас Человечество, его миссия ещё не завершена, а уж очернен, как сама Россия. Ваши видео мне нравятся, но на выпад извольте получить ответ.
PS. Насчёт того, уместно ли было бы перехвалить Россию. При всей моей любви к объективности -- Россию настолько заклеветали на Западе, и она ещё настолько мало времени имела для восстановления после ельцинского кошмара 90-х и инерции 00-х, что учесть это было бы справедливо (и гораздо ближе исторически, чем уже довольно давнее "коммунистическое прошлое"). И постсоветскую Россию, как и Болгарию, разрушал как раз капитализм (а известно, кто заправляет в мировом копытализме, США и Англия). Не очень приятно, и за это sorry, -- но факт.
This video shows how there is more freedom in Russia than in usnatostan.
Ask me why...
Keep your head up drones are also a possibility where you are now.
It doesn’t seem like they’ve got a lot of street lamps in the back alleyways there.
It wasn't blueberries)) it was nightshade berries, I suppose
blackberries
yellow is gas, cars have shades. It is normal. As when snows come, can be be 2 meters deep.
Like your videos, never was in Russia.
Sam, I m really having bad mood, visited Vladimir and havent meet you. It was awesome weather, and book fair just next to main cathedral. I will visit Vladimir again, for sure. Because I want to show it to my parents, brothers and sisters. I mean, not standard Russian neighbourhood you show in this video, as we see it a lot next to Moscow. 😂 And this is what I dont like and I will be criticising always. This is called not in good owner's hands. I lived in apartment next to central recreation park of Vladimir, where is mini football club, and the yard for kids between buildings looks disastrous, like pictures from abandoned Chernobyl towns.
So you say Russia has Karen’s too?
They are KGB Karen’s!
Can't believe how ugly everything is. People just throw their garbage everywhere. I don't believe I've ever seen such disarray in the United States unless it's in a broken down area of a major city. I could never ever live in a place like that. No pride for sure in that neighborhood.
If you watch youtube, you can find abandoned America videos 😂. And I do hope these areas will be turned into nice comfy place, both in Russia and the USA.
Well, then you should check out Los Angeles or San Francisco you'll be very impressed how ugly it's now, you don't get out much, do you😅
@@НатальяШ-г7п This will soon change. Homelessness exists...that's true.
20:31 That house is not of middle class absolutely. A rich one. Also there are the "palaces" and the "CASTLES" of VERY rich people (oligarchs). They normally live on Rublevka near Moscow.