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This is the most mellow channel on youtube. It's the music, your calm demeanor, but also life in your community seems quiet and peaceful. I like cozying up before bed and watching your videos.
The more i see the more we are alike. I love flea markets, the variety and sameness is amazing. Only borders make us different. How alike we all are. Thank you for another great video.
We love flea markets. I would love to go to one in Russia. My husband and I are new to your channel and are almost done watching every one. Thanks for sharing such of your life with us. Hi to Alex, Alex, Mr. Cat, the turtles, and Sheffie. We look forward to more of your videos. All of them are so interesting. 😁
Fascinating, I could probably spend hours rummaging through everything. Flea markets and swap meets are popular in the US. Every time I go I treat it like a scavenger hunt. Thanks for sharing.
I love these large metal scissors (9:38). I have a couple of them at home, one of metal and one of iron. They are 70 years old already since my mother studied sewing after school in the mid-50s. These are professional sewing scissors. They are still sharp and cut any thick cloth, leather and other hard things perfectly. Yeah... in the past things served people for many decades and even centuries, the quality was soooo good.
Wow! Lots of neat collectables! Stuff stuff and more stuff! I would need a wheelbarrow to carry all the great treasures! And we still haven't seen them all yet! Thanks so much!
I would have so much fun there...the samovars, podstakaniki, the old cast irons to be filled with hot coals, postcards, books, porcelain. :-) I would never be able to bring it all back home with me but it would be fun to look just the same. Thanks for sharing.
I've watched a few of your flea market videos, and it seems like there is a lot of silver items for sale. Spoons , utensils, trays, etc. Also military medals. I could spend days looking at all that ! Thank you for giving us a look into you're culture!
6:07 into this video and all I can say is that there is a lot of history there. It's Russian cultural history displayed. I have been to American Flea Markets and seen pretty much the same kind of artifacts but of course, slightly different. Most of these items are snapshots of ordinary peoples lives. Enjoyed this immensely.
we are all kindred, how I wish I was wandering around with you...I'll have to settle for my visits around the UK.....but I did have the absolute pleasure to wander around Voronezh for 6 months,and the feeling is slowly returning....love to all of you....
lots of cool nick nacks ,, i could spend a whole day just asking people about things i seen there ,, lots of history in a lot of stuff i am sure , you did a great job again showing us your everyday life thank you , be safe , be well
Amazing! I would really love to see this one day. It really is a pity that a lot of flea markets with beautiful old things have been taken over with tourism souvenirs.
Oh I wish I could have been at this market. I had to keep stopping the video to look at things on the tables. Especially the old tools. One of your best videos!
I am also just as (pleasantly) surprised to see this in Moscow. I am used to seeing this in Kurgan. Thank you for sharing something that nobody else seems to have shown about Moscow! PS: That nutcracker is a piece of art :)
what i noticed in all your videos is pretty much russian or slavic people dont litter. even on dirt walkways in flea markets to public streets or parking lots...no litter anywhere. thats so amazing
Nice. Brings back memories from 70's. We had have also elementary school students organisation called "Pioniri". All that with thin blue jacket "uniform", blue hat with a red star and red scarf. Hat and scarf were not mandatory every day item, only for ceremonies like that one in Moscow "Red Square". We had magazine for Pioneers as well and regional "Sport Games" between schools. Weekly free time at the huge sport centre, indoor swimming pools, and table tennis. All kids were required to learn how to swim. That 2:17 battery-lantern, we all had one in the house, and my fav. was grandfathers with switchable "green" & "red" lenses (granddad was working with national railway). Our Russian language teacher, would have take our class to "Russian Culture Centre" to watch cartoons (to learn language and have a fun) there we watched cartoon 8:48 called "Nu Pagodi" (You'll remember Me!), with a big bad wolf. And something about huge Russian Boyars, with black uniforms, big hats and beards, huge swords and hunting rifles. Belgrade national parliament building looks close to "mini foto postcard" set from "Leningrad", as seen in another Flea Market video of yours. Love your channel, and can still understand your comments in Russian or street conversation. Subscribed of course and cant have enough of it. THANK YOU, Spasiba & privet from Canada.
I love flea market this house of mine you’re so full of flea market treasures it’s hard to believe but unfortunately I don’t have any Russian flea market treasures. Maybe next year I’m going to plan a trip to come over there and I will have to get with you and Alex so you can show me around the slave markets. Another great video from the different Russia channel
I would have loved seeing those rows of medals and badges would have been looking for some Fire service or EMS ones to buy. I personally love the flea market.
Let us know what you bought. I collect old radios, I see a few I bet no one here the U.S. has! I also also see lots of older alarm clocks...would love to own a genuine antique Russian podstakannik with glass. If you came to a U.S flea market, I'm sure there would be items you would want also, lol. Thanks for the video and sharing your culture, we all have so much in common. Bless you and your family!
Are we not all the same? Just separated geographically and by languages. I saw many interesting artifacts that I would have bought but the tables of medals would have been a great purchase to share with everyone in a small museum with captions explaining the importance of each. Warriors defending their homelands is honorable and care should be taken with the relics.
cool video, i did not know you had flea markets in russia. we have garage sales, and flea markets in usa, this is where people buy, sell and swap items or goods they want, need or have goods to sell the general public. garage sales are normally once a year usually in the spring when people need to get rid of excessive items they possess in their house.
Nice video. Before I even watched I push like. My grandmother used a flat iron. Saw a Olympic pin from 1980. I believe. One with the bear. I would park my self by the books. Love to read. Also I would see if there was any spy stuff😎
Again and again as I watch your videos... you take me to very familiar places, places identical to places I have around me here except for the voices speaking a completely different language. This flea market is exactly the same as flea markets I visit every year. I could walk from my world into your world and never notice any difference except for the language... My neck got tense in one spot... I wanted you to stop and examine some of the "brown stuff" (tools) on one of those tables. 8)
have respect for these workers! they have been carrying 20 irons for 20 years, bought for 20 cents in the hope of eventually selling one for 20 dollars. )))
Hong Kong has a flea market street on Shum Shui Po district almost whole day selling rest at midnight!Not only electric equipment clothes watches construction tools furniture!
That coin wallet, at the end of vdeo; I had the same type, in the USA. It was a souvenir, from going to Niagara Falls. They used to sell a lot of such trinkets. Maybe they still do; I am older than that, now. And, who uses coins??
Going to flea markets is a very popular pass time here in Canada as well, especially on weekends. It's one of my favourite things to do. Russian flea market is pretty much identical to Canada flea market
SoloSail Boat, you got that covered . McKinney TX. Used to have a place just like this 1. Back in the 70s & 80s through 90s. A small community it was. Not any more.
Can be called Bazar, since has everything including animals and food products. Lots of vintage Soviet stuff. When I've visited Sochi Bazar in 60', 70' we was selling jeans from Poland. We had also Christian pendants, necklace they was hot selling.
@@user-yp4zk7ul7n но мы говорили на английском. Flea market in US , но животных здесь, Farmers market, всё можно продавать . Бара это монгольской товар.
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I could spend days on end just looking at all the different items. Love to Russia People.
This is the most mellow channel on youtube. It's the music, your calm demeanor, but also life in your community seems quiet and peaceful. I like cozying up before bed and watching your videos.
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The more i see the more we are alike. I love flea markets, the variety and sameness is amazing. Only borders make us different. How alike we all are.
Thank you for another great video.
Another great example of how much we all have in common. Everybody loves a good deal! Thank you👍😀
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This is after they cleaned up the potemkin village
Fernando Chavez , loving it !😀
Fernando Chavez and. good sex
The dragon nutcracker is amazing!
Nice to see that there are STILL some russian antiques and old vintage items! 😎
Save those books from the dumpster!
We love flea markets. I would love to go to one in Russia. My husband and I are new to your channel and are almost done watching every one. Thanks for sharing such of your life with us. Hi to Alex, Alex, Mr. Cat, the turtles, and Sheffie. We look forward to more of your videos. All of them are so interesting. 😁
I love this flea market. Very very interesting.
Fascinating, I could probably spend hours rummaging through everything. Flea markets and swap meets are popular in the US. Every time I go I treat it like a scavenger hunt. Thanks for sharing.
I love these large metal scissors (9:38). I have a couple of them at home, one of metal and one of iron. They are 70 years old already since my mother studied sewing after school in the mid-50s. These are professional sewing scissors. They are still sharp and cut any thick cloth, leather and other hard things perfectly. Yeah... in the past things served people for many decades and even centuries, the quality was soooo good.
I love going to flea markets, you never know what you find
I like old things 😁
Watching this made my day . Beautiful, thank you Different Russia.I am from Sri Lanka
Wow! Lots of neat collectables! Stuff stuff and more stuff! I would need a wheelbarrow to carry all the great treasures! And we still haven't seen them all yet! Thanks so much!
Russia, Russian, Russy ! Aahaa ... my everything. All day I think about Russia. ❤❤❤
I would have so much fun there...the samovars, podstakaniki, the old cast irons to be filled with hot coals, postcards, books, porcelain. :-) I would never be able to bring it all back home with me but it would be fun to look just the same. Thanks for sharing.
You'd ship it home.
I've watched a few of your flea market videos, and it seems like there is a lot of silver items for sale. Spoons , utensils, trays, etc. Also military medals. I could spend days looking at all that ! Thank you for giving us a look into you're culture!
6:07 into this video and all I can say is that there is a lot of history there. It's Russian cultural history displayed. I have been to American Flea Markets and seen pretty much the same kind of artifacts but of course, slightly different. Most of these items are snapshots of ordinary peoples lives. Enjoyed this immensely.
I wish I could've gone to this.
we are all kindred, how I wish I was wandering around with you...I'll have to settle for my visits around the UK.....but I did have the absolute pleasure to wander around Voronezh for 6 months,and the feeling is slowly returning....love to all of you....
I loved those large spoons with the small flowers in the beginning, and the dragon nutcracker i would have bought right away! Thanks for sharing!
lots of cool nick nacks ,, i could spend a whole day just asking people about things i seen there ,, lots of history in a lot of stuff i am sure , you did a great job again showing us your everyday life thank you , be safe , be well
Thank you for a great, interesting and informative video, very well presented
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Amazing! I would really love to see this one day. It really is a pity that a lot of flea markets with beautiful old things have been taken over with tourism souvenirs.
Oh I wish I could have been at this market. I had to keep stopping the video to look at things on the tables. Especially the old tools. One of your best videos!
I am also just as (pleasantly) surprised to see this in Moscow. I am used to seeing this in Kurgan. Thank you for sharing something that nobody else seems to have shown about Moscow!
PS: That nutcracker is a piece of art :)
OMG!! I would go crazy over there!! Lil pricey on a few things, but I would rather flea markets to most "tourist traps"!!!
I love to buy stuff in such markets, Nice brass door Handles,tools,etc.
I can't pass up a good flea market. Thanks!
Slow the camera movements down, for gosh sake.
what i noticed in all your videos is pretty much russian or slavic people dont litter. even on dirt walkways in flea markets to public streets or parking lots...no litter anywhere. thats so amazing
Your videos are very good, thank you very much for sharing your high quality videos
The cast iron i would have used on my cooking pot lid
Very Interesting
Reminds me of Maxwell ST. in Chicago back in the day!
Some nice antiques. A little polishing up. Very nice.
Awww man! I want that old ax head at 6:52. Roger Quarton is right, we love flea markets!
Nice. Brings back memories from 70's. We had have also elementary school students organisation called "Pioniri". All that with thin blue jacket "uniform", blue hat with a red star and red scarf. Hat and scarf were not mandatory every day item, only for ceremonies like that one in Moscow "Red Square". We had magazine for Pioneers as well and regional "Sport Games" between schools. Weekly free time at the huge sport centre, indoor swimming pools, and table tennis. All kids were required to learn how to swim. That 2:17 battery-lantern, we all had one in the house, and my fav. was grandfathers with switchable "green" & "red" lenses (granddad was working with national railway). Our Russian language teacher, would have take our class to "Russian Culture Centre" to watch cartoons (to learn language and have a fun) there we watched cartoon 8:48 called "Nu Pagodi" (You'll remember Me!), with a big bad wolf. And something about huge Russian Boyars, with black uniforms, big hats and beards, huge swords and hunting rifles. Belgrade national parliament building looks close to "mini foto postcard" set from "Leningrad", as seen in another Flea Market video of yours. Love your channel, and can still understand your comments in Russian or street conversation. Subscribed of course and cant have enough of it. THANK YOU, Spasiba & privet from Canada.
Just goes to show that people have way more in common than we have that separates us.
Just like our Flea Markets.
When the sea ice melts, in the summer we could run cruise ships from Alaska to Siberia.
Same as here
That is one big flea market! 🤩🤩 I'll definitely go there when I visit Russia! And there are winter clothes too! I think can find something decent! 👌👌
I love your videos! I’m totally hooked! Great job!!
Love it, keep it up👌
Another very interesting video!
I love flea market this house of mine you’re so full of flea market treasures it’s hard to believe but unfortunately I don’t have any Russian flea market treasures. Maybe next year I’m going to plan a trip to come over there and I will have to get with you and Alex so you can show me around the slave markets.
Another great video from the different Russia channel
Nice like😊👍
Wow so many things!!!
Great to see a real flea market instead of all new "stuff" Here !
did not actually see anything there of value, it all appeared to be broken and dirty??? better chance of selling it by cleaning it!!
I remember going to a market back in 2000 the stuff you come buy then and very cheap
I would have loved seeing those rows of medals and badges would have been looking for some Fire service or EMS ones to buy. I personally love the flea market.
Nice !
Let us know what you bought. I collect old radios, I see a few I bet no one here the U.S. has! I also also see lots of older alarm clocks...would love to own a genuine antique Russian podstakannik with glass. If you came to a U.S flea market, I'm sure there would be items you would want also, lol. Thanks for the video and sharing your culture, we all have so much in common. Bless you and your family!
From the train means stealing so if you want i can buy and send you this one.
Wonderful.
Thank you!
Are we not all the same? Just separated geographically and by languages.
I saw many interesting artifacts that I would have bought but the tables of medals would have been a great purchase to share with everyone in a small museum with captions explaining the importance of each. Warriors defending their homelands is honorable and care should be taken with the relics.
So many antiques..great place
cool video, i did not know you had flea markets in russia. we have garage sales, and flea markets in usa, this is where people buy, sell and swap items or goods they want, need or have goods to sell the general public. garage sales are normally once a year usually in the spring when people need to get rid of excessive items they possess in their house.
Ah those old cast irons. My mom uses them as door stops.
I Know! Those door stops .
Soviet lantern, we had these in norway aswell think they were german made by osram if im not wrong
Nice video. Before I even watched I push like.
My grandmother used a flat iron. Saw a Olympic pin from 1980. I believe. One with the bear. I would park my self by the books. Love to read. Also I would see if there was any spy stuff😎
Fascinating and Iliked the music.
Nothing better than a good deal. I love a good market. Been doing it since 1975.
Again and again as I watch your videos... you take me to very familiar places, places identical to places I have around me here except for the voices speaking a completely different language. This flea market is exactly the same as flea markets I visit every year. I could walk from my world into your world and never notice any difference except for the language...
My neck got tense in one spot... I wanted you to stop and examine some of the "brown stuff" (tools) on one of those tables. 8)
2:16 I like those old dial type alarm clocks 😄⏰
some items are really interesting. we in the netherlands love flea market. i like the medals. and the historic touch...
Most times people are alive and everyone is Nice
Good information about Russian flea Market
Thank you.
Cool stuff, some looks very antique
I want to buy almost everything!!! Thanks
This is one EXPENSIVE flea market.
Old is Gold 👍
Hard to believe these prices, it's cheaper here in Paris !
have respect for these workers! they have been carrying 20 irons for 20 years, bought for 20 cents in the hope of eventually selling one for 20 dollars. )))
There are many flee markets some better than others like in any other country!!!
I would love to spend a day at this flea market - no doubt there are treasures in there - just have to look for them. What fun!
Hong Kong has a flea market street on Shum Shui Po district almost whole day selling rest at midnight!Not only electric equipment clothes watches construction tools furniture!
were all junk collectors!!! i dig that you filmed lots of vintage items...
on which days is this fleamarket
And wich area ?
That coin wallet, at the end of vdeo; I had the same type, in the USA. It was a souvenir, from going to Niagara Falls. They used to sell a lot of such trinkets. Maybe they still do; I am older than that, now.
And, who uses coins??
not americans for sure because they only almost use paper money, in Europe coins are worth it.
Going to flea markets is a very popular pass time here in Canada as well, especially on weekends. It's one of my favourite things to do. Russian flea market is pretty much identical to Canada flea market
Thanks for a very nice video! Nice to see Russians at home. Thanks for the video.
wow what an interesting market
brilliant, a rocket launcher at a flea market 👊
sold!
It would make an interesting lamp don't you think?
It's a casing for a rocket launcher.
8:32 mark, that looks like a sonar device you hang from a chopper to detect submarines. Often find them on the beach.
This is grenade launcher's tube.
I love Russia and the Russians ,I hope they realize that there are many Americans who do also.
OMG!! I'll take it!! All of it!!
Holy hoarder's paradise! I would LOVE to visit that place! They would love to see me coming ready to buy with my fat wallet too!
My wife and I enjoy flea markets as well.
Mike
I'll think we love a Different Russia cause it looks so like USA. Which is exactly your point? Every day folk just getting along, living our lives.
we are a lot alike and in some ways not alike.,,, At least they are christian and got some values.
We are all just people, not enough difference to matter.
SoloSail Boat, you got that covered . McKinney TX. Used to have a place just like this 1. Back in the 70s & 80s through 90s. A small community it was. Not any more.
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Not really it doesnt only st Petersburg and moscow. Flea markets in the USA are put on portable tables .lol
Nice one
Very nice
so interesting!
Awesome
Can be called Bazar, since has everything including animals and food products. Lots of vintage Soviet stuff. When I've visited Sochi Bazar in 60', 70' we was selling jeans from Poland. We had also Christian pendants, necklace they was hot selling.
@@user-yp4zk7ul7n но мы говорили на английском. Flea market in US , но животных здесь, Farmers market, всё можно продавать . Бара это монгольской товар.
Just like an American flea market, a whole bunch of junk with a few real treasures mixed in.
You find any books or literature about akm/ak-47, or Maxim?. they are worth alot to collector's in America. I buy them.
A good shoes price?
All those knives! Wouldn’t be allowed in U.K. However, really interesting video - I could be tempted to spend a lot of money there.