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- Travel by train with this International Family for 38 hours! Is this the middle of nowhere?! Is this a scary place? Is this what you thought this country looked like? Would you go here? Is this too long of a train trip for this American guy? How is the train, the people, the food, etc.
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There is only ONE true russian crocodile in Russia. His nsme is Gena. He is legendary person! ❤
He is wonderful!😁
😂😂😂🎉
@@expatamerican3234 have a nice trip and I also want to congratulate you on your wedding anniversary Joseph I wish you health happiness fulfillment of wishes and good weather in the house
@@expatamerican3234 Yekaterinburg also has a metro that has 1 metro line with 11 metro stations. The Yekaterinburg metro uses used plastic tokens of the Moscow metro that were used in the Moscow metro from 1991 to 1999
Совершенно верно 👍
Greetings from Siberia, Novosibirsk 👋
Drive a few more days and you will be in our region :)
We are going to the Black Sea, to the south of Russia, only by train, and it lasts 3 days, an unforgettable trip, by plane is not interesting.. On the train, my son meets other children and they play all the way, and then they part with tears.. 😊
And I love to look out the window when the train is traveling and enjoy the nature and vastness of my country, and I am always amazed at how huge it is.
I agree!
Земляк, ну какие "ещё несколько дней"? Всего-то ночь езды. 7-9 часов, в зависимости от категории поезда. 😄
🇵🇭❤️🇷🇺
Congratulations on 11 years!! The Greatest thing, no matter what, is that You are BOTH together! ❤
Yes! Thank you!
- Is it tasty?
- You have no choice either way. (c) Wisdom from Svetlana. 😆
🤣🤣🤣 She has dry humor.
😂
Trains are cool.
Indeed, they are
Unless air conditioning is broken :)
Russian trains are comfortable, food is good delicious. Thanks for sharing another excellent experience. God bless your family ❤🙏🌻
Thanks for watching
People like Joseph, whose height is over 6.4 feet, will mostly disagree)) And they can be understood, because sleeping for several nights with your legs outstretched or curled up is not the most comfortable thing to do while traveling! :))
@@mtm_777 It doesn't have to be that way. I can stretch my legs on an American Sleeping Car. The issue is the older European style sleeper design is older and was designed when Europeans were shorter.
Your wife is a saint, she was a born teacher which is a blessing given how life goes these days. Much love to you, her and your kids!
Thanks for your kind words!
Thank you :)
This video got me chills. My father brought me into train adventure when I was about 13. We started in Moscow and went all the way down to Tashkent then by ferry to Baku over Caspian Sea and then all the way up to Baltic Sea. 2 week in trains. That was something.
Please excuse me if I'm disappointing you but... It is geographically impossible to go from Tashkent to Baku by ferry.
I'm sorry.
Interesting.
@@zed007 obviously they went from Tashkent via Turkmenistan.
@@zed007 It is possible through the Caspian Sea, but you will have to travel a little through Turkmenistan, which is a neighbor of Uzbekistan.
@@Vitamin_71 Exactly
God bless your family. Great Russia. ❤❤❤❤ members.
Прекрасная семья! очень рада видеть Светлану в хорошем настроении!) Максим - прелестный ребёнок. Отец и глава семьи всегда лучший!
Oh thank you so much!
Congratulations for your 11th year wedding anniversary love for you both and kids.❤🙏🌻🌺
Thank you so much 😊
Поздравляю с годовщиной! Долгих, счастливых лет совместной жизни! Желаю отлично провести время! Ярких впечатлений, приятных эмоций!😊❤
Thanks so much!
I think riding on a train for that long helps to reset your mind. Like a some sort of a meditation
Very true! Especially when the internet is so sporadic.
I really envy your children, guys. Its so good for them to speak english and russian as nativ both cuz that is almost success in further studying in our school , i guess. Good luck guys
Thanks so much for your kind words.
O! Congratulations on your 11th birthday. Children don’t understand this, for them it was as if you were always together and inseparable from each other, but for you it was a whole job. Congratulations again! Take care of yourself.
Thank you so much!
😂 so true
Поздравляем с годовщиной, желаем счастья и здоровья.
Thanks so much.
Am I losing my mind? 😅
That ship already sailed Joseph! 😂
This video was a lot of Fun! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
In 2004, I went to my aunt from Moscow to Chita on a regular train that went there for 4.5 days. There were two conductors in the carriage: a man and a woman. The man was on duty at night, the woman during the day. For three days we drank with a male guide until I decided that was enough. I lay like a tree for another day and died. My uncle met me in Chita, took me home, had a hangover with vodka and I climbed into the bathroom. I was young then and I came to life pretty quickly.
Wow! Thanks for an exciting story.
Congratulations, guys! Many happy returns ❤ Apropos, I just adore your youngest one 😊
Thanks so much!
Желаю отлично провести время вашей дружной семье
Thanks so much!
38 hours is nothing compared with 3 full days on a train in a common carriage when going to Crimea. I like traveling by train.
Yes there are certainly even longer distances.
Ого, ты какого роста?.. почти потолка касаешься. С таким ростом трудно в наших поездах, нде полки расчитаны максимум на 190 см.
Yes. I am 198.
@@expatamerican3234 да вы гигант 😮
Got pleasure watching this video! 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Congratulations on your Anniversary, we just celebrated 41 years on Monday. As always, I enjoyed your video, I am not sure I would have wanted such a long train ride with children, we raised 4 sons. 🤣 Best wishes to you and Svetlana. Stay safe, God Bless
4 sons! That is great. Thanks
This video is profuse with the visual content. I feel lured to return after a long absence that feels like another lifetime. Thank you for such a skillful and patient work of putting this together.
Thank you for noticing! I want people to get the full experience.
@@expatamerican3234 you are succeeding. If I remember accurately, you mentioned somewhere that you’ve had training and an experience of directing cinema in the past - I’m glad to be aware that that training is manifest in your shorts from Russia. It is like this: when you watch a movie and you “forget” that you’re watching a movie, that means that the movie is well made. I’m totally engrossed by the details and references in this personal mini-documentary.
@@FreedomSage 🙏
Let us know if you are ever in chelyabinsk, would love to meet you.
Email my wife.😎
Oh! My first experience of a train trip was about: going from Moscow to the Amur region. It took 6 nights. I was 8 years old. I was so excited during that trip. I'm not really sure my mom had that feeling. Having that kind of journey with two kids.😂
Wow! That is a long time.
@@expatamerican3234
It's an interesting experience. In 4-5 days the vestibular apparatus is rebuilt and when you walk on a hard surface you still sway as if you were on a train. Reading fiction is a good activity.
@@user-tt1dy1ud7h interesting
I like those glass mugs you have your tea or coffee with very classic Russian
Yes. Very regal.🎩
This was so special! I loved the family vibes. And....people don't realize how LARGE Russia is!
Thanks so much!
Смотрел видео с Голандцем в России
Он проехал путь Москва - Владивосток .
ОЧЕНЬ ПОНРАВИЛОСЬ. Я ТОЖЕ ТАК МЕЧТАЮ ПОЕХАТЬ ЧЕРЕЗ БАЙКАЛ
Yes. I do want to see this lake as well.
@@expatamerican3234 байкал самое большое и глубокое озеро в мире с пресной водой!
@@Yalta-otduhaet.Байкал это фактически маленький пресноводный океан) у него дно океаническое.
С годовщиной🎉. Наконец-то и до Екатеринбурга добрались😊. Привет с Урала, из Екатеринбурга.
Большое спасибо!
The longest Train journey I've done was from Cape Town, South Africa to Harare, Zimbabwe. I've actually done it twice, there and back. But this was many years ago before the days of Zimbabwe, when it was still called Rhodesia. I lived there for about 35 years up to 1999. Anyway, the journey is just over 2500kms and took back then, it was still Steam Locomotives 3 nights and 2 days. +/- 60 hours give or take.
You can't take the Train anymore, a bit like a lot of things now in Southern Africa.......
Of course the train journey was only a small part of the total trip - had to take a Ship from Southampton, England to get to Cape Town, that was 13 days! Or approximatately 312 hours!....lol. But I loved it - all of it!
You've lived a marvelous life
Such a great adventure.
@@AndreiBerezin Most certainly, very blessed and fortunate. And I'd do it all again, along with my beautiful wife of 43 years...
@expatamerican3234 Absolutely! There were hardships as you can well imagine, living with petrol rationing was very inconvenient as was living without a lot of things due to that favourite weapon of the West referred to as "Sanctions", but it was all worth it living in a beautiful country.
But as they say, "All good things come to an end".... But life is good 😄
Как интересно! Вам надо написать книгу о своей жизни?
Омск моя малая родина я здесь родился а сейчас мне 64года,привет американской семье)))интересно смотреть ваши видео
Thank you so much.
Привет, земляк!
Мне 65, и хотя я в 15 лет покинул Омск, он для меня родной. Стараюсь каждый год побывать там.
Я желаю этой семье, чтобы они поехали на поезде из России в США по мосту!! Из Камчатки, Дальний Восток на Аляску!! Но там суровый и холодный климат. Это только для героических семей. Это и есть героическая семья!! 💥
Sounds like a dare. 😁
Ребята, поздравляю вас с годовщиной! Кстати, заметила в этом видео, какой Макс уже взрослый стал) Кристофу хорошего отдыха в лагере и наилучших впечатлений👍
Thanks so much!
Lovely, romantic 11th anniversary ❤
Yes of course.😁😁
Congratulations ! PANTHERS!!! PANTHERS!!! WIN WIN WIN!!!!
What do you mean? I’m not a sports expert.
@@expatamerican3234 florida just won stanley cup afaik.
@@dumperttt ,и кто стоял в воротах???🎉🎉🎉
@@user-eq2zr6bk1x я, как и Джозеф, не слишком интересуюсь бейсболом :)
@@expatamerican3234 The Ural Mountains are the world's oldest mountains.
Congratulations on your anniversary. All the best.
Thank you very much!
Так интересно. Младший сын совсем не говорит по-английски.😅. Старший довольно хорошо балакает по-английски.😅. Вы очень хороший и терпеливый отец. Вам, наверно, не хватает американского общения. 36 часов в поезде - это очень много, я часто путешествую на поезде. В поезде не хватает банально телевизора или WiFi. Единственный выход - это закачивать сериалы на ноутбук и смотреть в дороге😊. Кстати, вам нужно поехать в Сочи летом. Там хорошие тёплые пляжи, почти как во Флориде😊. Смотрел ваш поход на пляж в Москве. Это был героический поступок😅.
Интересно посмотреть на Россию вашими глазами!
Thanks so much!
чувак ты просто счастливчик что можешь наслаждаться всем этим -завидую белой завистью
Thanks so much. 🙏
Wow, my maximum was 22 hours)
It is an intense amount of time.
One time experience on a train was 30 years ago. Traveled through Kazakhstan. 3 people were injured in a wagon. Locals were throwing stones from the horses. Looked like robbery in a Wild West movie.
Wow! That is an incredible story.
Спасибо за видео! Поздравляю с 11-летием рождения прекрасной семьи! ❤
Большое спасибо!
Congrats on the anniversary!!! Many more!!!
Thank you so much!!
Борщ в "Му-му" на Казанском вполне приличный)
Thanks for sharing. I saw the MuMu on the Moscow City Walk closed.🥲
Fantastic video that captures the experience. Would be great if you and the family film some videos in Sochi this summer
We will try to make some summer fun videos.
You are in the heart of Syberia)
Not yet. Omsk is far from this status.
So where am I?
@@zed007 oh sorry I thought it's in a center of Syberia
@@expatamerican3234 You're just touching a brink of Siberia's Universe! )))
@@zed007 I heard it is big.
Ура! Здоровское видео, смотрел на одном дыхании. Очень круто путешевствовать на поезде, сразу вспоминаю как мы ездили на них, очень круто, теперь хочу в Мурманск или Казань на поезде, ухххх! Хорошая у вас поездка, всех благ, ребята!
Большое спасибо!
It sounded like Svetlana said, Expert American 😳👍🧐
🤣🤣Funny
Happy Anniversary!🎉 I enjoyed this video. 😊❤
Thank you so much 🤗
The Tsar Nikolai II & his family spent the very last days of their lives in Sverdlovsk (fomer and now Ekaterinburg).
I knew that part but I wasn’t sure if it was more than that.
Nicholas abdicated the throne. He was just a citizen Romanov, not the Tsar.
@@aphex0011 он был царём, а его "отречение" было нелигитимно, ибо не было никакой юридической процедуры, а подпись карандашом на филькиной грамоте под дулом пистолета - не отнимает у него статуса монарха
@@user-nz4dq7mq2i Какое ещё дуло пистолета? Что ты выдумываешь?
Легитимность - это признание. Кто же это отречение не признал?
Есть написанные им собственноручно телеграммы с передачей власти наследнику и назначением регента.
Отречение отнимает статус монарха. По определению.
А выдуманные истории с карандашом и дулом пистолета - не возвращают этот статус.
@@user-nz4dq7mq2iНиколай || не отрёкся а передал власть Константину, который официально отрёкся без всяких пистолетов у виска.
Последний раз на паровозе ехал в другом направлении - с Владивостока до Москвы, тоже Казанский вокзал. А дальше до Львова, с Киевского вокзала. Было это в 1959 году, в августе. А до Владика добирались с острова Сахалина, из Южно-Сахалинска, через Корсаков.
Wow! Thanks for sharing.
@@expatamerican3234 Have a wonderful trip!🌟🌈💫✨🌞
Great! 🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations and enjoy your trip!
We will!
Statue on the EKB station named "varezhka"
Thanks for the details.
Omsk, cool! Show the city, please. My aunt live there, but i never been in Omsk.
Omsk is the sunniest city in the whole Russia, after Magadan which is too windy to consider
The next video we made here is touring Omsk.
A dream 💯👍
Thank you! 🙏
Поздравляю с годоащиной свадьбы. Отметить её в вагоне ресторане очень романтично)
Oh thanks so much! I think so.
A wonderful journey! I love trains. When you surrender to the power of the Road. And you don't belong to yourself to some extent. You watch landscapes rushing past you, constantly changing. You see huge endless spaces. They seem to be the same, but, at the same time, they are different in some way every time. You meet new people and new stories. Which remains with you and in your memory.
Well said!
Congrats with aniversary!
Thanks so much!
Love watching you wonderful family! Happy anniversary! May God bless you all 🙏
Thank you so much!
Have I already mentioned that many Russian songs contain the rhythm and mood of a railway trip? I said it. Here is a list of a few such songs, you may confirm it:
- Vladimir Kuzmin - I will never forget you (or Siberian frosts, Я не забуду тебя...)
- Victor Tsoi & The Kino - Knock (of wheels, Стук)
- VIA Plamya - I'll get off at the distant station (На дальней станции сойду)
- Sector Gaza - Demobilisation (Демобилизация)
- Leonid Agutin - The Border (Граница)
etc...
those who know more can continue this list )))
Very interesting.
Мой адрес -Советский Союз.
Круто. Вы побывали в столице моей области - Екатеринбурге. Там правда стало безопаснее на вокзале, раньше были толпы цыган, теперь они где-то в городе торгуют всяким барахлом. Спасибо за видео!
Thanks for sharing this.
Телефоны сотовые золото покупаем продаём (с)
Эх, я пять лет ежедневно бывал на вокзале, когда учился в УПИ. Ездил из Первоуральска на электричках.
Happy Anniversary Svetlana and Joe!
Thanks so much!
Congrats on your anniversary! It’s awesome.
Thanks so much!
20:37 посёлок Флюс, городской округ Первоуральск Свердловской области. За окном - Волчихинское водохранилище, оно же Свердловское море на реке Чусовой, питьевой водоём Екатеринбурга. Островок называется Коровий.
Крокодилов нет, зато очень много лещей 😅
Is bream tasty?
@@expatamerican3234 моим родителям нравится, а я рыбу не ем вообще никакую: ни речную, ни морскую. Рыбалка - это в первую очередь спорт. Бывало, за ночь по 20-24 кг рыбы на этом водоёме вылавливал.
Congratulations! Live long and happy life together loving each other! 🎉🎉🎉
Yes! Thank you!
Congratulations on having a nice family and sticking togheter! 11 years and allot of kids later. поздравления
Thank you so much!
The US plans to answer the Chinese hi-speed train challenge with a system of hi-speed buses...
haha, LOVE today's intro! "Where am I? I dont know 🤷🏻♂️"
😂👍
Thanks. I also thought it was funny.
Joe how was the shower water pressure?Was it scary or dangerous 😀👍?Happy anniversary love birds❤️
Good question. It was understandably and acceptably weak. You press a button every minute to keep the water on.
Omsk! I thought so! 😅 I've never been to Omsk, it would be interesting to watch your next video about it 😊👍
Coming soon!
You all look so tired! But what an adventure.
Yes. It is authentic
Я очень давно уже не ездил на поезде в путешествие, обычно всегда на машине, думаю мне нужно исправить это😊
Traveling by train in Russia is an adventure. For example, the Dutchman Machil and his wife, probably known to you, traveled from Moscow to Vladivostok by train in a reserved seat car and it took almost a week. Your journey is also a difficult test especially for the youngest traveler. But you can see and hear so much. Again, thank you and your wife for your work in combating hostility and prejudice. - путешествовать на поездах в России - это приключение. Например, известный наверно вам голландец Махил с женой совершил путешествие из Москвы до Владивостока на поезде в плацкартном вагоне и это заняло почти неделю. Ваше путешествие тоже трудное испытание особенно для самого младшего путешественника. Но зато так много можно увидеть и услышать. Еще раз благодарю Вас и Вашу жену за вашу деятельность по борьбе с враждой и предубеждениями.
Yes. The Dutchman and I have been making plans.
Екатеринбург! Увидела вывеску))😊
Not exactly.
12:51 Огонь! У вас потрясающее чувство юмора!
Thanks so much! And for noticing.😉
Svetlana is sweet especially putting up with your humour Joseph, lol.
🤣🤣🤣 Thanks
Поздравляю с годовщиной вашей прекрасной семьи, желаю вам крепкого здоровья и семейного счастья и на последующие 100 лет и приятного отдыха. Отмечать годовщину свадьбы в поезде пересекая часовые пояса, довольно необычно🙂
🤣 Yes I agree. It was a funny moment for us.
Most likely the train had an EP20 locomotive with 3 bogies all axles powered. Usually in the US we have either diesel electric GP 40PH or ACS 64 which basically an adapted European Vectron produced by Siemens. With two bogies under power. For train cars it’s typically Nippon Sharyo cars often with two decks.
Thanks so much for the specs.
This rolled sausage is called купаты. It’s made of pork. You were born in Tallahassee Florida! Wow. I just visited Gainesville for river tubing…
Oh no way! I have been tubing in Florida many times. I probably was where you were.
@@expatamerican3234 I do this like every year over last 25 years. It’s River Rise Preserve State Park.
@@BGtravels that is about when I stopped so I’m not sure but we drove like an hour from Tallahassee.
Жизнь прекрасна!
Большое спасибо!
Привет из Омска, мой любимый город. Надеюсь вам понравится в Сибири!❤ Жаль что Кристоф не поехал с вами.
Yes. He went to summer camp for the first time.
Простите, но я так смеялась, глядя на ваше лицо, когда вы рассказывали, что ушли обедать в вагон-ресторан через 7 вагонов и оставили там свои вещи 😂👍. Этот выглядело как трагедия для вас.
Омск - это далеко от Москвы! и долго ехать. Вам непривычно и тяжело.
Но, говорят, что сложно так жить первые 5 лет, потом привыкните. 😊❤
Поздравляю с 11летием совместной жизни! Это СТАЛЬная годовщина. 🦾🔗🖇
Welcome to Siberia! from Novosibirsk, the capital of Siberian Federal District.
Wow! Thanks
Happy anniversary ❤
Thank you so much 😀
Очень рекомендую попробовать пиццу в Масленице у вокзала, и пельмени на местном Арбате
In Omsk?
@@expatamerican3234 В Екате, написал комментарий, когда ещё не увидел, что вы поехали дальше.
Отличная поездка. Мои поздравления с годовщиной! Добра вам!
Спасибо большое
Пароходом , самолётом , поездом . Неделя в пути , всего лишь через полстраны . Было такое .
Yes. We got halfway across. 😉
@@expatamerican3234 В лайтовом варианте . :) Женщины и дети , в современной действительности , знают прелести путешествий . Недельный плацкарт до Владивостока ( и обратно ) , для сильных духом мужчин ; ) . Всего хорошего , и удачи в выбранном вами пути !
Даже это путешествие составит меньше, чем полстраны ;-) Потому-что от Омска до западных границ России примерно 2600 км, а от Омска до Владивостока - около 4 500 тыс. км. Ну про Камчатку и Чукотку, которые ещё восточнее, я скромно умолчал.
5:13 no you guys got those cool red squirrels 🐿️
🤣 and the bears are out in the streets.
@@expatamerican3234 yeah I’m just wondering when you guys are gonna put saddles on them and ride them around like horses my cousin actually believed that about Moscow
@@gate7clamp 🤣 I’m sure some trained ones would willingly participate.
Svetlana is correct, the USA is a colony of the UK, to be more precise the USA is now a colony of the City of London corporation !!!!
Maybe
Я думала такие старые поезда ходят только до Якутии, но не как не из Москвы🙄 поздравляю вас с праздником!🎉 :)
Thanks so much
Wow! Lucky you! You will see true Russia.
Thanks so much!
There is no life outside of Moscow, you know )))
@@zed007 of course I do. That’s what my media wants me to know 😂
@@BGtravels 🤣🤣🤣
24:14 lol, no, he's not an "aviator", he's a tank driver. This is the monument dedicated to Urals Volunteer Tank Corps formed in 1943. Many of its warriors were workers who built the very tanks they drove into battle. So the monument depicts an old worker sending off a young soldier. Because of the worker having a working glove on his outstretched arm, this monument is often informally referred as "The Mitten", like in "when you get to the railway station, let's meet under the mitten".
Так точно.
Памятники добровольцам Уральского Добровольческого танкового корпуса есть в Ёбурге, в Челябинске, в Перми. Именно уральские танкисты ворвались с марша в Прагу 9 мая 1945, когда, вобщем, на остальных фронтах уже более-менее затихло.
Спасли "пражское восстание".
Чехи предпочитают это не помнить.
Wow! Thanks for sharing.
Cheese and wine, salad yummy. Enjoy your anniversary, Salmon and chips is a little British dish. Fish and chips, the fish is cod or a cheaper haddock fryed with a beer batter.
🚂🎈🧸🧸🧸🧸 Woooo! Train safari.
Oh yeah!
Is mr Expatamerican sleepy, does he have a morning voice in this video's intro? 🤔
Yes! He does!
Joe, you need more low cut filter on the 🎤 to remove train 🚊 distortion.
Thanks but I do not know what that is.
@@expatamerican3234 @NOlimitsON can explain this better because he knows what is available. Maybe a switch on your 🎤 (lo cut or voice/music) or in your editing software a low pass filter to remove low frequency distortion from train motor/wheels/wind. For good sound use it only when needed. It’s difficult to explain short for this Dutch alien. I like your videos, Russia 🇷🇺 is a great and save place.
You are a very beautiful couple!
Thank you so much!