Have you been to a local flea market where you live. What was something you bought ? Let me know in the comments. I am trying to find something interesting to collect at these markets each time i visit one. I am on Telegram, I post lots of interesting daily stories and photos as i travel out and about in Russia. Join me there, also if you want to interact with me in the chat group: t.me/travellingwithrussell If you enjoy the channel and want to support it further, why not shout me coffee, lunch or a train ticket somewhere: 💳 (Russian Bank Deposit) SberBank: +7 916-313-0982 💳 (Set up for Everyone) www.donationalerts.com/r/travelwithrusell 💳 (Set up for Everyone) boosty.to/travellingwithrussell/donate
I adore flee markets. Every time I visit different countries I find a flee market and visit it. One may find real treasures there. Thank you for the wee excursion ❤
I love a good flea market! So many great finds there! We furnished my sister's home with antique glass doorknobs from a flea market. My wife found her "rocking chair" - that she used the whole time the baby was little - at a flea market. ❤
Russell, I truly appreciate you going through such great length to show this wonderful content! That was a long time just to get there, you rock! I really like those oval (teardrop) shaped mirrors at 27:47, they were beautiful! I also loved the variety of porcelain items (not china hehe) that they had. So many gorgeous things to see. Next time you go there, which I hope you will - bring your wife with you, I am sure she would like all that variety that they had. Btw, that "copper pot" 34:52 , as you said - it's a "scuttle" - it is used to transport and handle coal for your fire. I buy and sell online, vintage and antique items and I specialize in glass and porcelain. It's a fun side kick for me, a hobby that happens to make some money lol. Thank you again and I am looking forward to another fleamarket video!
Personally I would be looking for all the old Russian camera lenses. Some of them have rather nice visual effects. Not expensive and today you can buy adapters to put them on digital cameras. Searching and finding would be fun.
That car radios were from the brand Sabsarab Russell.A very famous brand in old russia. That market was already there in 1990 when i was living not that far away from there. My wife said to-many times this video. Look at that, would be a nice decoration. Great video again Russell.
Интересный тродель, настоящий! В Германии их всё меньше. В основном торгуют батарейками, новыми дешёвыми шмотками, китайскими инструментами. Немецких продавцов не много, больше всего турков, или вообще непонятных людей с китайской мелочёвкой. Расселу большое спасибо за интересные экскурсии и несомненную и неослабевающую любовь к России.
Левша - это имя героя одноимённого рассказа. Он был мастер такого высокого класса, что смог подковать блоху. Название блошиного рынка скорее говорит о мастерстве торговцев😂
After scooping up all that kitchen gear you can haggle to grab up that pile of old artillery ordinance stacked neatly on the ground right there next to all the other stuff.🤣🤣🤣
I love fleamarkets. In the summer there are loppishelg here in Sweden. An area comes together and have little markets in their yard or on their street. So you just drive around and stop every 5-10 min to hop out and see what trash or treasures you can find. In my area this year they gathered over 100 sellers all over. So fun to spend a few hours driving through the summer landscape and hopefully find some treasures. I absolutely loved the weekendmarket in the parking garage at Lismore square. We went there often when we lived in Australia. It was absolutely everything for sale there. We hope for nicer weather on the next fleamarket adventure you take us to.
@@TravellingwithRussell According to its website that market has been situated in Novopodrezkovo just since 2010. Following the other information given on its website, that market is the same as a market founded in 19th century in Kitay gorod (historical center of Moscow). But I trust it with pinch of salt. In my humble opinion this is just a legend. I attended both - Izmaylovo and Saltykovka during 80th, but even never heard about one written above.
Ahhhhh yes. Flea Markets, Swap Meets and Yard Sales. There was many a weekend mom and dad would drag me along with the faint promise that they might buy me something. What is funny was at 11:04 when the older gentleman waved, I couldn't help but wave back! Too funny! Going to someplace like this would be nothing but fun and adventure to me; more than fun because while I may look like the typical American, I speak Russian pretty well (read it and write it better though), so the fun would be waiting until someone said something and then responding in an offhand way in Russian. By the way, you DO know that it is pronounced Mosc-VAH in Russian. Right? Have had friends that swear I could walk down the streets of Moscow and sound like everyone else (I take that as a great compliment). Have also had friends (one of them Romanian) swear that I do not ACT American; to quote him, I "act civilized" and could fit in with most civilized communities. You see, not EVERY American is like the others!
@@TravellingwithRussell soon it will be turned off don't worry. The kremlin small person doesn't want you to talk to and hear from the world - but this is what most russians want as well right. Just be one with your buddies in north korea :)
Russell. Now a cheap (store brand) gallon of orange juice at the supermarket in the American mid west is $8.50. Chuck full of nuts coffee? Sixteen dollars.
Lefty in Russian "Levsha" - just left handed person, with dominated left hand ( for the most people have right hand dominated.) There is 19 century Russian fiction book about somebody the wonderful craftsman who was left handed.
I used to love flee markets in the US... But like 2 days ago i went to one with my mother tho and we couldnt help to notice that there are no more 2nd hand American made items but just brand new Chinese garbage that we can get online anyday... We are in NY tho...
@@CGermanB The old ring road in 1990 was 128 km from a to a or a full circle. 2 lanes with every 8-10 km a police Check Point. No seperator in the middle so cars and trucks were dooing a u turn where ever they thought it was handy for them. Than was wild west traffic in those days. Now the ring road is very modern. In those years from the Finnish border to AlmaAty Kazachstan was a 8-9 day drive in the summer. In the winter could be 2or,3times as long. Bridge over the river Ob flushed away. Extra re route from 1100 km to arrive on the same place on the other side of the river. It is to big to understand for some people.
@PJL7095 In Australia we call them Swap Meets. In the UK, Car Boot Sales. In the United States, an outdoor swap meet is the equivalent of a flea market.
The gradual blocking of RUclips started in Russia, where the authorities decided to reduce the playback speed of RUclips videos to 128 kilobits per second. However, this does not apply to Western bloggers who are compensated by the Kremlin for videos showing Russia thriving despite sanctions
Have you been to a local flea market where you live. What was something you bought ? Let me know in the comments. I am trying to find something interesting to collect at these markets each time i visit one.
I am on Telegram, I post lots of interesting daily stories and photos as i travel out and about in Russia. Join me there, also if you want to interact with me in the chat group: t.me/travellingwithrussell
If you enjoy the channel and want to support it further, why not shout me coffee, lunch or a train ticket somewhere:
💳 (Russian Bank Deposit) SberBank: +7 916-313-0982
💳 (Set up for Everyone) www.donationalerts.com/r/travelwithrusell
💳 (Set up for Everyone) boosty.to/travellingwithrussell/donate
The Ubud Bali art market on fire 17 Aug.2024
I like flea markets. They remind people a lot of history.
And the wares are the same everywhere. Lots of dust and things you'd normally throw away with the occasional pearl in between.
I adore flee markets. Every time I visit different countries I find a flee market and visit it. One may find real treasures there. Thank you for the wee excursion ❤
Thank you. I'm glad you like these types of videos. The flea markets are so fascinating, along the people who work there.
Рассел, Левша - это герой одноименного рассказа 19-го века, мастер, которому удалось подковать блоху:)
левша это у кого куй на левую сторону изогнут ))
@@Chaldon-hl6yk может тогда на правую?))
It's probably named after the protagonist of N. Leskov's "Lefty" (The Steel Flea) tale.
Thank you Russell. I enjoyed it!
I love a good flea market! So many great finds there! We furnished my sister's home with antique glass doorknobs from a flea market. My wife found her "rocking chair" - that she used the whole time the baby was little - at a flea market. ❤
Looks like a flee market in every other part of the world, awesome !!!
Классные видео! Я живу в России и мне очень интересно смотреть. Захотелось даже приехать туда самому. Уже второе видео смотрю супер!
Ты прав. В середине сентября я впервые в жизни и в России отметил это место для экскурсии. привет из Франции!
Russell, I truly appreciate you going through such great length to show this wonderful content! That was a long time just to get there, you rock! I really like those oval (teardrop) shaped mirrors at 27:47, they were beautiful! I also loved the variety of porcelain items (not china hehe) that they had. So many gorgeous things to see. Next time you go there, which I hope you will - bring your wife with you, I am sure she would like all that variety that they had. Btw, that "copper pot" 34:52 , as you said - it's a "scuttle" - it is used to transport and handle coal for your fire. I buy and sell online, vintage and antique items and I specialize in glass and porcelain. It's a fun side kick for me, a hobby that happens to make some money lol. Thank you again and I am looking forward to another fleamarket video!
Very nice tour, Russell. Watching you in Toronto, Canada.
Thanks. I love these places. So many interesting items to look at.
@@TravellingwithRussell When can we expect a video from OCCUPIED KURSK
Love the flea market videos what a treat .
I love flea markets. Thank you for bringing us along
Personally I would be looking for all the old Russian camera lenses. Some of them have rather nice visual effects. Not expensive and today you can buy adapters to put them on digital cameras. Searching and finding would be fun.
That car radios were from the brand Sabsarab Russell.A very famous brand in old russia. That market was already there in 1990 when i was living not that far away from there. My wife said to-many times this video. Look at that, would be a nice decoration. Great video again Russell.
Интересный тродель, настоящий! В Германии их всё меньше. В основном торгуют батарейками, новыми дешёвыми шмотками, китайскими инструментами. Немецких продавцов не много, больше всего турков, или вообще непонятных людей с китайской мелочёвкой. Расселу большое спасибо за интересные экскурсии и несомненную и неослабевающую любовь к России.
I saw a Cosmo's Factory record by Creedence Clearwater Revival there. Creedence where popular everywhere.
Almost every record or music dealer has English language stuff. It seems to be even more popular at these flea markets than the Russian music.
You could start all kinds of collections with all this stuff.
For sure.
Nice place
Спасибо) очень классное путешествие и тренировка мозга ))
Пожалуйста, мне следовало бы показать, какой сильный дождь был в тот день.
Левша - это имя героя одноимённого рассказа. Он был мастер такого высокого класса, что смог подковать блоху. Название блошиного рынка скорее говорит о мастерстве торговцев😂
Отличная история! Спасибо, что поделились! 😀❤
33:30 I would love to get one of this old Soviet faceted glasses!
After scooping up all that kitchen gear you can haggle to grab up that pile of old artillery ordinance stacked neatly on the ground right there next to all the other stuff.🤣🤣🤣
Can you still get stolen Ukrainian toilets and washing machines 😂
@@JerryCans101 I suppose you could ask Zelenski, but he's too busy getting his butt kicked.😁
I love fleamarkets. In the summer there are loppishelg here in Sweden. An area comes together and have little markets in their yard or on their street. So you just drive around and stop every 5-10 min to hop out and see what trash or treasures you can find. In my area this year they gathered over 100 sellers all over. So fun to spend a few hours driving through the summer landscape and hopefully find some treasures.
I absolutely loved the weekendmarket in the parking garage at Lismore square. We went there often when we lived in Australia. It was absolutely everything for sale there.
We hope for nicer weather on the next fleamarket adventure you take us to.
Look up First Monday Canton! It’s an hour east of Dallas (where I live) and it’s said to be the largest flea market in the world!
I am dubious this flea market could be titled "the oldest". The other ones - Saltykovka and Izmailovo have existed since USSR era as well.
@vs351 This place was stated back in 1824. Fairly old, I think.
@@TravellingwithRussell According to its website that market has been situated in Novopodrezkovo just since 2010. Following the other information given on its website, that market is the same as a market founded in 19th century in Kitay gorod (historical center of Moscow). But I trust it with pinch of salt. In my humble opinion this is just a legend. I attended both - Izmaylovo and Saltykovka during 80th, but even never heard about one written above.
Этот рынок был перенесён из района Лианозово
It's great to spend a day with the girl at d flea market.
Love it.
Reminds me of Queens NY.
Ahhhhh yes. Flea Markets, Swap Meets and Yard Sales. There was many a weekend mom and dad would drag me along with the faint promise that they might buy me something.
What is funny was at 11:04 when the older gentleman waved, I couldn't help but wave back! Too funny!
Going to someplace like this would be nothing but fun and adventure to me; more than fun because while I may look like the typical American, I speak Russian pretty well (read it and write it better though), so the fun would be waiting until someone said something and then responding in an offhand way in Russian.
By the way, you DO know that it is pronounced Mosc-VAH in Russian. Right? Have had friends that swear I could walk down the streets of Moscow and sound like everyone else (I take that as a great compliment). Have also had friends (one of them Romanian) swear that I do not ACT American; to quote him, I "act civilized" and could fit in with most civilized communities.
You see, not EVERY American is like the others!
Very nice 👍❤↙️🇬🇾
Question out of interest. How did you manage to avoid the 'RUclips problem'? VPN?
On my phone everything works fine, the same for others in Russia. It's only been "slowed down"
@@TravellingwithRussell soon it will be turned off don't worry. The kremlin small person doesn't want you to talk to and hear from the world - but this is what most russians want as well right. Just be one with your buddies in north korea :)
It's called Lefty because Ned Flanders owns the flea market.
I was looking for his store. )))))
Do you ever run across any Tsarist time period, Tea Tankards?
Russell.
Now a cheap (store brand) gallon of orange juice at the supermarket in the American mid west is $8.50.
Chuck full of nuts coffee?
Sixteen dollars.
Lefty in Russian "Levsha" - just left handed person, with dominated left hand ( for the most people have right hand dominated.) There is 19 century Russian fiction book about somebody the wonderful craftsman who was left handed.
My electric bill is close to $400. Bucks.
Grass mowing bill?
$180.
การเดินตลาดในครั้งนี้มีความหลากหลายของสินค้าและมีราคาไม่แพง น่าสนใจมาก
I used to love flee markets in the US... But like 2 days ago i went to one with my mother tho and we couldnt help to notice that there are no more 2nd hand American made items but just brand new Chinese garbage that we can get online anyday... We are in NY tho...
Stop pretending. Ruzzia is a vassal state of China. They've even adopted the Yuan 🇷🇺🤡
@@JerryCans101 а что, вас еще не всех из ваших мазанок на убой повыволакивали ?!
David Magarshack (1946) as "The Left-Handed Artificer"
I am going to have to read up on him.
Video should be called - Typical russian supermarket :D
No food unfortunately.
They need to improve the site. One would be to add covered stands.
For sure. especially on the day i filmed this. I really should have showed me stopping in-between the rain showers.
This is Russian Neiman Marcus.
Not west it’s north…
Northwest, lets split the difference.
Any chance of picking up some Alexandrite at such flee markets? If so can you mail me some, I will pay you back in maple syrup.
For that, I would have to visit a more specialized fair. ruclips.net/video/yLrYvfHPsf0/видео.html
Can you say something in Russian please
demonotized?
Maybe it shouldn't be called "lefty"?
It must have something to do with a historical event.
RUSSELL HOWS LIFE IN OCCUPIED RUZZIA 😂😂😂
❤✝ CHRIST IS RISEN ☦❤
❤☀️🇷🇺🙏✝ MOST HOLY THEOTOKOS SAINT MARY MOTHER OF GOD PLEASE PRAY FOR US SINNERS ☦🙏⛪️🛍️🕊️
Fluff and more fluff.
Only in the pillows.
俄罗斯兄弟的生活水平还有待提高啊。希望战争早日结束好好搞经济生产，让俄罗斯百姓过上中国人目前的生活。加油！
Let's Travel Kyiv to Kursk ❤❤❤
Your tarantass is stuck in Sudzha, non-brother!
I like the way Russians Flea from Ukrainians 🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️
2 1/2 hour train ride! You must have traveled to Ukraine
I think you might need to use an atlas to figure out the geography of places a little more.
🤣🤣🤣 вы из США?
I think he went to kursk oblast…
Do you have any idea on how large Russia is? I give you a hint: Worlds largest country.....
@@CGermanB The old ring road in 1990 was 128 km from a to a or a full circle. 2 lanes with every 8-10 km a police Check Point. No seperator in the middle so cars and trucks were dooing a u turn where ever they thought it was handy for them. Than was wild west traffic in those days. Now the ring road is very modern. In those years from the Finnish border to AlmaAty Kazachstan was a 8-9 day drive in the summer. In the winter could be 2or,3times as long. Bridge over the river Ob flushed away. Extra re route from 1100 km to arrive on the same place on the other side of the river. It is to big to understand for some people.
I thought Russian channels where shut down.
No. there all working perfectly fine. I did talk about it in my live stream last night. ruclips.net/user/livekcjZyg_2xc8?feature=share
@@TravellingwithRussell Ok thanks.
Pro Ruzzian Propaganda channels are allowed to pretend everything is normal in OCCUPIED RUZZIA
go back to your roots my dude this is boring
I was just at a supermarket today. Making a new video.
What the heck is a flea market? Do they really sell fleas
Yes- they sell fleas and all sorts of 16 legged creatures
Да ! Они действительно продают блох ! Причём подкованных!🤣🤣🤣
@PJL7095 In Australia we call them Swap Meets. In the UK, Car Boot Sales. In the United States, an outdoor swap meet is the equivalent of a flea market.
@user-yu1bt5go6y Возможно, мне когда-нибудь придется посетить цирк и показать им это.
@@TravellingwithRussell 👍
The gradual blocking of RUclips started in Russia, where the authorities decided to reduce the playback speed of RUclips videos to 128 kilobits per second. However, this does not apply to Western bloggers who are compensated by the Kremlin for videos showing Russia thriving despite sanctions
They pay them to show a dirty disgusting depressing junkyard market?? But then this is how commies barter right?