It was just good to see you Ksenia. You're very bright, follow your instincts and try not to worry - you plan well! Look after yourself,uch too young for headaches! Your hometown looks a reasonable balance between town and country! 🌿
Моя бабушка из деревни Тереничи Гомельской области, а в Гомеле у меня родственники сейчас живут. Из всех продуктов бабушка тоже предпочитала белорусские. Я хоть по паспорту и русская, но так как воспитывалась бабушкой, то больше довлею к своей белорусской части (по факту, я польско-русско-якутско-украино-белорусский микс, копец 😆😆😆). Бабушка ко всем беларусам относилась, как к родне, они для неё "свои", так и у меня такое же внутреннее состояние, хотя бабушка меня всё детство хохлушкой называла из-за папиной украинской линии. В Гомеле была только в детстве, надеюсь побывать там ещё в будущем.
nice to see your smiling face. Thank you for the tour. When the WWW was created this is partly what I hoped would happen as the more we know people from other parts of the world the more peace there will be.
You look so much happier in your hometown than in St Petersburg. Would it be terrible if you moved back, became an online freelance translator and content creator? The cost of apartments must be a fraction of those in St. Petersburg and it looks so much nicer, without the stress and noise of the big city.
Thank you, Ksenia, that was lovely and I felt like I visited with you there. ☺It's unlikely I will get a chance in this lifetime to visit that part of the world being from the land down under. All the best
Hi Ksenia! You are lucky that you grew up in such a lovely town. Seems like they had a lot for young adults to enjoy during all of the seasons. Take care. ❤
Very, very enjoyable video my dear...both interesting and quite surprising in some places. Thank you for enlightening us on the various structures and the history behind them. I loved seeing you enjoy your walk and the appreciation you showed for your beautiful surroundings. Hope it helped your headache go away.
Good memories Ksenia! It is always a pleasure to see the places where we spent our childhood and adolescence, but also a great emotion. This little town looks so ordered and clean and the surrounding nature, the lake with its unpollutted waters, are undoubtedely amazing. Belarus seems better than Russia, prettier to me. Anyway the video was so nice and it was so kind of you to show us your dearest places. Thank you
Your English is so good! I love your hometown but can't get used to so many apartment buildings & hardly any homes. I'm also surprised at the lack of car and pickup traffic, especially for a town of that size. The town and grounds are certainly very beautiful but deserted-,looking. THANK YOU...your videos are very interesting and informative!
It is actually a lovely city. It would appear that in Belarus there isn't such a great disparity between big cities and small towns, like in Russia. Still, it is a pity that the same problems with freedom of expression and all the rest, apply to both. Thanks for the nice tour along your childhood memories.
Tbf that disparity isn’t a thing just in Russia. In my country (Romania), much smaller than Russia, in the big cities (Cluj, Bucharest, Timisoara, etc) you’d think you’re in a Western country, high standard of living and few kms away there’s abject poverty, villages and small towns that are so poor you’d think you’re on another planet. I’m not sure why but people have this impression that this sad reality applies only to Russia with its Moscow and St. Petersburg, I think it happens all over the former communist block.
@minime7375 Well Romania is one of the poorest countries in Europe of course. That's why. You don't see them in Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Italy etc etc. Romania t doesn't have to be this poor.
@@viderethevaccinatorfromhol7536 I sad “former communist block”, last I checked Sweden, Germany, Spain, etc weren’t included in that. It’s not like that only in Romania (which is btw not one of the poorest countries in Europe) but in most neighboring countries, all throughout the Balkans.
@@minime7375 interesting. I wonder if it is for the same reasons that apply to Russia. Maybe a carryover of centralized economic planning that made small town prosperity much harder?
@@zanizone3617 This polarity is kind of a norm for former communist countries. One factor would be the “specialization” of different regions. For example there are whole ghost towns that used to be mining towns when that was a thriving industry and is not anymore. The industrialization from the communist era ended and there were whole regions or cities that used to be dependent on a certain factory that had thousands or tens of thousands of employees. When that factory closes you get unemployment and poverty. And at least in my country that is the case with many towns, some are deserted, people migrate towards the big cities (just like they do in Russia) or towards other countries for work.
Ksenia, thanks for this video. With all the troubles in Europe I have been concerned for you. Belarus looks lovely, alot like the cities and towns in Eastern North Carolina. Please take care and post when you can.
Glad to see you again, Xenia! Nice video! Your home town is similar with some towns in my country - Romania. All the best! PS: Hope you and your mom are OK there..
Thanks for creating and sharing this comprehensive, wonderfully informative and entertaining video. I am very much saddened by the current situation in the region - in Belarus, Russia and especially Putler's invasion of Ukraine. We had planned to visit all three countries - Belarus for the first time and the other two for second or third time. Unfortunately, we are having to delay our plans until Putler and his ilk are gone and the people of Russia have been freed, and until after his barbaric invasion has been defeated and Ukraine has been freed. In the case of Belarus, we now also plan to wait until after Ukraine's successful victory and possibly even until after until Lukashenko's departure and the installation of a truly democratically elected government there. I am sad for the locals - and not for me - as I enjoy freedoms and safety that they lack. Don't worry about the sound quality. Hoping for a brighter future for all. Slava Ukraini 💙💛
Thank you for the nice country walk! This video was made a little while ago now, so I'm sure your headache is long gone now! It's funny they call that little hill at that apartment building "the mountain" 😄 but it shows they have a sense of humor! Thank you for taking us on your journey!! 🌲🌸
Российская (и, думаю, по аналогии и белорусская) диагностика ценится очень высоко (и именно государственная, ибо в частных клиниках может работать корыстный интерес), -- знакомые моей матери приезжали в Россию из Швейцарии на диагностикум (в Вологду, так жизнь разбросала). Впрочем, что-то хоролшо и в США (например, моя крестница делала отопластику приемному сыну в США -- там это делают лучше; а кое-что лучше делают у нас: например, история девочки с маской Бэтмена, по имени Луна).
I so much like Belarus towns but poor that government is repelling me to come there:( I like especially nature and people in Belarus, hope to visit soon again
Thanks for showing us your home! It's very green and peaceful, but I definitely understand the problems of living in a small town that's declining! I had an idea for a video... maybe you could show us inside a Russian/Belarusian magazine, like you did for newspapers but with a women's or fashion magazine, I'd find it really interesting to see the cultural difference! Xx
Вряд ли он приходит в упадок. Конечно, Беларусь и Россия не тождественны, и Беларуси не довелось пережить ужас ельцинских 90-х и она не так пострадала от ваххабитского мятежа 00-х, поэтому есть некая неконгруэнтность, но в целом благополучие Беларуси оснуется на благополучии России, а оно возрастает (нацпроекты реально работают), -- поэтому и Беларуси поможем. Ксения негативистка (вплоть до дезинформации и алармизма).
Nice tour of your town. I know you said it was a holiday but the streets are so quiet! You are right that the place looks more cared for than the previous town with the run down houses but still seems a bit sad witb a lack of life.
Ksenia, so good to see you again! Your tour was very well done. Leisurely, informative and comprehensive. Were you able to do anything special this summer in addition to this trip "home" to Belarus? I missed your updates this summer so I’m very glad to see you back. I have one question about your town. On a very large lake obviously enjoyed by the people we saw, I noticed that as far as my eyes could see - I saw no boats. Is that because they are not allowed on the lake, or they too expensive for the average person could not afford them? Bye for now, from New Hampshire, Patricia 👵🏻 😉
Thank you for sharing this, ma'am. Amazing view to the place you were grow up in. It's a bit big city to my perspective since I live in town which has 5k inhabitants in Finland, but I can say that place is pretty 🫶 I hope your headache went off already and does not come back anymore 🌹
Oh , suspension bridges sway and move. They’re supposed to do that. I’m sure you know that, but I think “sway” was the English word you were looking for 👍
I know the feeling of going back to the hometown of your childhood! Usually, something has always changed., nothing ever stays the same. Here in USA, we do have 'FREE HEALTH ', DENTAL, and EYE CHECK-UPS, plus GLASSES , for the people who do not have an income above a certain amount. We also have the same for HOUSING, and programs to either HELP, or PAY for a certain ELECTRIC, and WATER BILLS. I'm sure you see the worst of the worst , here in the U.S., .. but in reality, most towns are nothing like you see on your television. I must say though , I think RUSSIA , and the COMMUNIST COUNTRIES, keep the town pretty tidy , as far as clean. I do like that. I was courious if your Dad worked in the POWER PLANT? We have several DAMS, here as well . To many as far as I am concerned.. LOL. I forgot to mention here in the USA, we have a program that helps with FOOD, and most anything else you might need threw most CHURCHES. All of these FREE , or kinda, FREE , depends on income, but you don't hear about anyone going without unless they choose to. Which I know that I have seen people digging in the garbage cans, for what I don't know, but it's not necessary. The biggest problem we have in , ..'DRUG ADDICTION'. That is a problem! Money is always a problem , and the WILL of the person , to get a proper EDUCATION.. That is the person's own fault.. YOU HAVE A great little town, and fond memories. That is really nice to hear.. Ialways loook forward to your videos, you are a LOVELY YOUNG LADY.. GOD BLESS YOU..
Thanks for the trip down memory lane Kseniia ! I think I like the quietness of your town, but it's sad that people are denighed the right to free speech ! Glad you are travelling and showing us different parts of your country ! Do you know why the trees in your old home town are painted white ? Love from Australia 🇦🇺🦘🌹
Very interesting. The town looked a bit run down, but otherwise clean and well equipped for its size. Do you think that, regarding basic social needs, the average Belarussian lives better/worse than the average Russian (excluding the big cities)? Regarding medical care, I checked the life expectancy statistics: Belarus 72, EU 81 - that's sadly a huge difference, but better than RU 69! Interestingly, women's rights seem to be better in Belarus; 40% of seats in the national parliaments, compared to 16% for RU and 33% for EU. Source: World Bank statistics.
The west and Western europe called it the second world war. As russia is a different country they called it by a different name. Not everything goes by western names
The Soviet Union lost 20 Million soldiers in WWII, and were in serious danger of being wiped out. For them, fighting in the war was a very patriotic thing to do.
@@kirkkohnen5050lets not forget russia fought with the nazis, Stalin and his friend Hitler killed many thousands! If it wasn't for western help russia would of lost the war to Germany! And then staling killed more of his own than the germans did! All in all a useless tyrant that did nothing for the country, yet deluded russians still raise statues to this genocidal maniac 🤷
So much to say. What a completely delightful video. Thank you so much for showing us this. As a Canadian living in a free country I have some observations of comparison, but just know they are not judgments. It's a cute little town. It's too bad they are not able to keep it up. It's a shame that they built the newer apartment to look almost exactly like the soviet era ones. Just a box, no decor or soft corners. It seems very strange that so so many apartments are built instead of houses. Please be careful of what you say on your videos, but I'm sure you are the best judge of that.
She did a great video a couple years ago about why russians prefer apartments, why they are so much more prevalent than individual homes. It was very interesting! Hello from USA 👋🌻
Charming to see you again Ksenia! Now I see why you've not focused on Belarus so much, it is lovely but l Belarus the beautiful, is not really the land of the free! Nowhere is perfect, really! Best wishes for your health. A good video 🤗! Next stop : cook a childhood food! 💭, maybe😏🍏
I feel so lucky to have been born and raised in San Francisco, Ca. but have since moved south to silicon valley where I live and worked in the Semiconductor industry. I think it is very hard for people, both mentally and physically to move to another country, especially one that you better keep your opinions to yourself less you go to jail.
What a fine place. I would have considered myself lucky if lived in the place. USSR did a lot for the country, still why people demolished the great country?
USSR wasn't a great country to live in. The quality of life was the last thing its government cared about. Pretty much everything was channelled into military equipment, various megalomaniac projects and gigantic subsidies to a bunch of third-world wannabe communist foreign countries. The variety and quality of consumer goods was terrible. Even toilet paper was in a short supply. And in 1990 USSR finally bankrupted economically.
Do you ever play to visit the United States? Your hometown reminds me of many small towns here. I enjoy your videos. I like to cook and made your buckwheat recipe for me and my wife. I look forward to happier days in the future for Belarus
to @scot-Johnson. I looked it up: and firstly, it's not recommended to travel to Belarus at the moment, due to the small, but real risk of local detention. Law can be arbitrary, exercised randomly, especially now after recent population protests. Secondly - ordinarily, you could go and work, as long as you get a work permit! (Now, wouldn't be a good time choice).
I love this city as I am used to crowded cities only and I have never seen a city like this one where there are not many human heads. Thanks for your vlog.
I also visited a small town in the beginning of July. It's called Novosinkо́vo and there less than 8000 people live. I enjoyed the calmness there a loooot 😍😍😍
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I'm very sorry for the sound!
It was just good to see you Ksenia. You're very bright, follow your instincts and try not to worry - you plan well! Look after yourself,uch too young for headaches!
Your hometown looks a reasonable balance between town and country! 🌿
I had no problem with the sound. What benefit is a dacha next to your home?
Kenia no need to apologize for the sound. Enjoy 😊 your vlogs take care be safe
The sound was perfect Ksenyia! 👍🏅
Sending love from America 🇺🇸
Моя бабушка из деревни Тереничи Гомельской области, а в Гомеле у меня родственники сейчас живут. Из всех продуктов бабушка тоже предпочитала белорусские. Я хоть по паспорту и русская, но так как воспитывалась бабушкой, то больше довлею к своей белорусской части (по факту, я польско-русско-якутско-украино-белорусский микс, копец 😆😆😆). Бабушка ко всем беларусам относилась, как к родне, они для неё "свои", так и у меня такое же внутреннее состояние, хотя бабушка меня всё детство хохлушкой называла из-за папиной украинской линии. В Гомеле была только в детстве, надеюсь побывать там ещё в будущем.
nice to see your smiling face. Thank you for the tour. When the WWW was created this is partly what I hoped would happen as the more we know people from other parts of the world the more peace there will be.
Never have I seen Belarus! No pictures, no videos! Thank you for this video. It would be nice if you could make more of these stories! Well bye 4 now!
You look so much happier in your hometown than in St Petersburg. Would it be terrible if you moved back, became an online freelance translator and content creator? The cost of apartments must be a fraction of those in St. Petersburg and it looks so much nicer, without the stress and noise of the big city.
Kesania, your hometown is lovely, just like your telling of its story.
Thank you, Ksenia, that was lovely and I felt like I visited with you there. ☺It's unlikely I will get a chance in this lifetime to visit that part of the world being from the land down under. All the best
Hi Ksenia! You are lucky that you grew up in such a lovely town. Seems like they had a lot for young adults to enjoy during all of the seasons. Take care. ❤
Thank you for sharing Ksenyia! Very interesting vlog! 🇮🇪👍🍻😁
Very, very enjoyable video my dear...both interesting and quite surprising in some places. Thank you for enlightening us on the various structures and the history behind them. I loved seeing you enjoy your walk and the appreciation you showed for your beautiful surroundings. Hope it helped your headache go away.
Glad to see you Ksenia and thanks for showing us your former home town
Good memories Ksenia! It is always a pleasure to see the places where we spent our childhood and adolescence, but also a great emotion. This little town looks so ordered and clean and the surrounding nature, the lake with its unpollutted waters, are undoubtedely amazing. Belarus seems better than Russia, prettier to me. Anyway the video was so nice and it was so kind of you to show us your dearest places. Thank you
I was a disco dancer also ...That was so fun ...love this video great job.
Your English is so good! I love your hometown but can't get used to so many apartment buildings & hardly any homes. I'm also surprised at the lack of car and pickup traffic, especially for a town of that size. The town and grounds are certainly very beautiful but deserted-,looking. THANK YOU...your videos are very interesting and informative!
Thank you for sharing your hometown. I just loved all the trees and that gorgeous lake! Lovely small town ❤
It is actually a lovely city. It would appear that in Belarus there isn't such a great disparity between big cities and small towns, like in Russia. Still, it is a pity that the same problems with freedom of expression and all the rest, apply to both. Thanks for the nice tour along your childhood memories.
Tbf that disparity isn’t a thing just in Russia. In my country (Romania), much smaller than Russia, in the big cities (Cluj, Bucharest, Timisoara, etc) you’d think you’re in a Western country, high standard of living and few kms away there’s abject poverty, villages and small towns that are so poor you’d think you’re on another planet. I’m not sure why but people have this impression that this sad reality applies only to Russia with its Moscow and St. Petersburg, I think it happens all over the former communist block.
@minime7375 Well Romania is one of the poorest countries in Europe of course. That's why. You don't see them in Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Italy etc etc. Romania t
doesn't have to be this poor.
@@viderethevaccinatorfromhol7536 I sad “former communist block”, last I checked Sweden, Germany, Spain, etc weren’t included in that. It’s not like that only in Romania (which is btw not one of the poorest countries in Europe) but in most neighboring countries, all throughout the Balkans.
@@minime7375 interesting. I wonder if it is for the same reasons that apply to Russia. Maybe a carryover of centralized economic planning that made small town prosperity much harder?
@@zanizone3617 This polarity is kind of a norm for former communist countries. One factor would be the “specialization” of different regions. For example there are whole ghost towns that used to be mining towns when that was a thriving industry and is not anymore.
The industrialization from the communist era ended and there were whole regions or cities that used to be dependent on a certain factory that had thousands or tens of thousands of employees. When that factory closes you get unemployment and poverty. And at least in my country that is the case with many towns, some are deserted, people migrate towards the big cities (just like they do in Russia) or towards other countries for work.
Thanks Ksenia from Sydney Australia
Thank you so much for your donation!
Thank you for sharing this lovely city with us.😊❤
Ksenia, thanks for this video. With all the troubles in Europe I have been concerned for you. Belarus looks lovely, alot like the cities and towns in Eastern North Carolina. Please take care and post when you can.
beautiful town, so much green.
This a nice, clean and peaceful town
Enjoyed the tour, nice to see where you grew up. 🙂
Lovely, peaceful video. I did not realize that (at 51:51) STOP signs are in English, even in Belarus.
You can see those signs in Russian too in Belarus.
Glad to see you again, Xenia! Nice video! Your home town is similar with some towns in my country - Romania. All the best! PS: Hope you and your mom are OK there..
I hope you are well Ksenia ❤️
😊❤I really appreciate your kind tour of where you had lived. I enjoy your description
history of the area. Have a great day 🎉
Loved the tour of the town. ❤ Glad to see you're doing well!
Nice to see you again ksenia. Hope to see you at mothers garden. Im interested in that part x
Thanks for creating and sharing this comprehensive, wonderfully informative and entertaining video. I am very much saddened by the current situation in the region - in Belarus, Russia and especially Putler's invasion of Ukraine. We had planned to visit all three countries - Belarus for the first time and the other two for second or third time. Unfortunately, we are having to delay our plans until Putler and his ilk are gone and the people of Russia have been freed, and until after his barbaric invasion has been defeated and Ukraine has been freed. In the case of Belarus, we now also plan to wait until after Ukraine's successful victory and possibly even until after until Lukashenko's departure and the installation of a truly democratically elected government there. I am sad for the locals - and not for me - as I enjoy freedoms and safety that they lack.
Don't worry about the sound quality.
Hoping for a brighter future for all. Slava Ukraini 💙💛
Thank you for the nice country walk! This video was made a little while ago now, so I'm sure your headache is long gone now! It's funny they call that little hill at that apartment building "the mountain" 😄 but it shows they have a sense of humor! Thank you for taking us on your journey!! 🌲🌸
Very nice, Ksenia. Thank you for sharing it with us.
❤thanks Ksenia. ..take care and stay safe...
I have a working colleague from Belarus. They moved the whole family with children and grandparents.
Российская (и, думаю, по аналогии и белорусская) диагностика ценится очень высоко (и именно государственная, ибо в частных клиниках может работать корыстный интерес), -- знакомые моей матери приезжали в Россию из Швейцарии на диагностикум (в Вологду, так жизнь разбросала). Впрочем, что-то хоролшо и в США (например, моя крестница делала отопластику приемному сыну в США -- там это делают лучше; а кое-что лучше делают у нас: например, история девочки с маской Бэтмена, по имени Луна).
For Green you must see Ireland. I have not been to Russia but can not imagine anything as green as Ireland.
Thank you for a great trip to your old hometown! We have a "Farmers Market" where people on Saturdays come and sell produce/meat/crafts in my town.
Lovely
I so much like Belarus towns but poor that government is repelling me to come there:( I like especially nature and people in Belarus, hope to visit soon again
Thanks for showing us your home! It's very green and peaceful, but I definitely understand the problems of living in a small town that's declining! I had an idea for a video... maybe you could show us inside a Russian/Belarusian magazine, like you did for newspapers but with a women's or fashion magazine, I'd find it really interesting to see the cultural difference! Xx
Вряд ли он приходит в упадок. Конечно, Беларусь и Россия не тождественны, и Беларуси не довелось пережить ужас ельцинских 90-х и она не так пострадала от ваххабитского мятежа 00-х, поэтому есть некая неконгруэнтность, но в целом благополучие Беларуси оснуется на благополучии России, а оно возрастает (нацпроекты реально работают), -- поэтому и Беларуси поможем. Ксения негативистка (вплоть до дезинформации и алармизма).
Thank you. It looks like a beautiful peacefor place.
Spasibo. Great video. Thank you. Success and good health and long life.
So Beautiful
One of your best videos, loved this video. Glad to see you back. Stay safe Kasi
This was so interesting to me. Thank you for making the video, Ksenia. ❤
Спасибо, что поделились этим видео о вашем родном городе. Очень информативно. Я люблю узнавать о России и Беларуси
Источник сомнительный. Много либеразма, а либеразм и правда несовместны.
Thanks for sharing - Always love seeing more of Belarus.
What did the bus to Vitebsk cost? - The price of things is always interesting!
Thank you for sharing. Two thumbs up.
Very interesting. Good job. Where are all the people
Nice tour of your town. I know you said it was a holiday but the streets are so quiet! You are right that the place looks more cared for than the previous town with the run down houses but still seems a bit sad witb a lack of life.
Ksenia, so good to see you again! Your tour was very well done. Leisurely, informative and comprehensive. Were you able to do anything special this summer in addition to this trip "home" to Belarus? I missed your updates this summer so I’m very glad to see you back. I have one question about your town. On a very large lake obviously enjoyed by the people we saw, I noticed that as far as my eyes could see - I saw no boats. Is that because they are not allowed on the lake, or they too expensive for the average person could not afford them? Bye for now, from New Hampshire, Patricia 👵🏻 😉
Thank you for sharing this, ma'am. Amazing view to the place you were grow up in. It's a bit big city to my perspective since I live in town which has 5k inhabitants in Finland, but I can say that place is pretty 🫶 I hope your headache went off already and does not come back anymore 🌹
What a clean neat little town. Its beautiful!
Good to see another country girl doing you tube. Hope all goes well.
I love your videos they’re so interesting and I like your humour!
Ohhh so happy to see you darling x
That’s cool! The tour was great. Good Job
Lots of cows. Fresh dairy, love it!
thank you for your video nice town sounds is fine
спасибо за видео хорошие звуки города в порядке
Very nice town. Looks like a nice place to grow up in.
A lovely place!❤thanks for the tour and the sightseeing 😍 It's a very flat
a very flat landscape so the sky is so big 😁 me, I'm used to more hills and mountains...... 😁
Oh , suspension bridges sway and move. They’re supposed to do that. I’m sure you know that, but I think “sway” was the English word you were looking for 👍
Good to see you, Ksenia! I'm enjoying the video!
Thank you so much for watching!
So interesting!
I know the feeling of going back to the hometown of your childhood! Usually, something has always changed., nothing ever stays the same. Here in USA, we do have 'FREE HEALTH ', DENTAL, and EYE CHECK-UPS, plus GLASSES , for the people who do not have an income above a certain amount. We also have the same for HOUSING, and programs to either HELP, or PAY for a certain ELECTRIC, and WATER BILLS. I'm sure you see the worst of the worst , here in the U.S., .. but in reality, most towns are nothing like you see on your television. I must say though , I think RUSSIA , and the COMMUNIST COUNTRIES, keep the town pretty tidy , as far as clean. I do like that. I was courious if your Dad worked in the POWER PLANT? We have several DAMS, here as well . To many as far as I am concerned.. LOL. I forgot to mention here in the USA, we have a program that helps with FOOD, and most anything else you might need threw most CHURCHES. All of these FREE , or kinda, FREE , depends on income, but you don't hear about anyone going without unless they choose to. Which I know that I have seen people digging in the garbage cans, for what I don't know, but it's not necessary. The biggest problem we have in , ..'DRUG ADDICTION'. That is a problem! Money is always a problem , and the WILL of the person , to get a proper EDUCATION.. That is the person's own fault.. YOU HAVE A great little town, and fond memories. That is really nice to hear.. Ialways loook forward to your videos, you are a LOVELY YOUNG LADY.. GOD BLESS YOU..
Nice video
Thank you!
Thanks for the tour
Thanks for the trip down memory lane Kseniia ! I think I like the quietness of your town, but it's sad that people are denighed the right to free speech ! Glad you are travelling and showing us different parts of your country ! Do you know why the trees in your old home town are painted white ?
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Nice countryside.
Very interesting. The town looked a bit run down, but otherwise clean and well equipped for its size. Do you think that, regarding basic social needs, the average Belarussian lives better/worse than the average Russian (excluding the big cities)? Regarding medical care, I checked the life expectancy statistics: Belarus 72, EU 81 - that's sadly a huge difference, but better than RU 69! Interestingly, women's rights seem to be better in Belarus; 40% of seats in the national parliaments, compared to 16% for RU and 33% for EU. Source: World Bank statistics.
Such a peaceful looking town. I only wish you could provide closed caption for those of us with a hearing problem.
I do see the CC.
I clicked on your broadcast and yes, you do have CC. The original video on my machine had CC not available ?? What's with that.??
Thank You
Looks like a nice place to retire. Do they have good hospital there ? What is the nearest big city ?
Looks just like Russia. Nice place.
Hello! Where had you been so long?
4:46 Pipes are in the ground mainly. These are called chimneys.
Or Smoke Stacks
Great tour! Thank you!
Everyone always says the “Great Patriotic War.” Are you not allowed to say World War 2? The world was at war, not just Russia.
The west and Western europe called it the second world war. As russia is a different country they called it by a different name. Not everything goes by western names
@@personincognito3989 Japan says World War 2. South Africa calls it World War 2. Thailand, New Zealand and Bermuda call it World War 2 as well.
The Soviet Union lost 20 Million soldiers in WWII, and were in serious danger of being wiped out. For them, fighting in the war was a very patriotic thing to do.
@@kirkkohnen5050lets not forget russia fought with the nazis, Stalin and his friend Hitler killed many thousands!
If it wasn't for western help russia would of lost the war to Germany!
And then staling killed more of his own than the germans did!
All in all a useless tyrant that did nothing for the country, yet deluded russians still raise statues to this genocidal maniac 🤷
Great Patriotic war was a part of World War 2. It started on the 22th of June 1941 and ended on the 9th of may 1945.
So much to say. What a completely delightful video. Thank you so much for showing us this. As a Canadian living in a free country I have some observations of comparison, but just know they are not judgments.
It's a cute little town. It's too bad they are not able to keep it up. It's a shame that they built the newer apartment to look almost exactly like the soviet era ones. Just a box, no decor or soft corners. It seems very strange that so so many apartments are built instead of houses.
Please be careful of what you say on your videos, but I'm sure you are the best judge of that.
She did a great video a couple years ago about why russians prefer apartments, why they are so much more prevalent than individual homes. It was very interesting! Hello from USA 👋🌻
Charming to see you again Ksenia!
Now I see why you've not focused on Belarus so much, it is lovely but l Belarus the beautiful, is not really the land of the free! Nowhere is perfect, really!
Best wishes for your health. A good video 🤗!
Next stop : cook a childhood food! 💭, maybe😏🍏
❤i wish you could leave ...you are so much better than that.
I feel so lucky to have been born and raised in San Francisco, Ca. but have since moved south to silicon valley where I live and worked in the Semiconductor industry. I think it is very hard for people, both mentally and physically to move to another country, especially one that you better keep your opinions to yourself less you go to jail.
What a fine place. I would have considered myself lucky if lived in the place. USSR did a lot for the country, still why people demolished the great country?
USSR wasn't a great country to live in. The quality of life was the last thing its government cared about. Pretty much everything was channelled into military equipment, various megalomaniac projects and gigantic subsidies to a bunch of third-world wannabe communist foreign countries. The variety and quality of consumer goods was terrible. Even toilet paper was in a short supply. And in 1990 USSR finally bankrupted economically.
Do you ever play to visit the United States? Your hometown reminds me of many small towns here.
I enjoy your videos. I like to cook and made your buckwheat recipe for me and my wife.
I look forward to happier days in the future for Belarus
Where is the buckwheat recipe?
Wish we could have seen the Catholic church.
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ummm, not just Russia but America, too
Belarus has been losing population for over 30 years, not a huge amount.
no matter what people say, I miss USSR
А зачем нужно змагарычьё? Гнать их ссанкционными тряпками.
How hard would it be for an American to get a job there?
to @scot-Johnson. I looked it up: and firstly, it's not recommended to travel to Belarus at the moment, due to the small, but real risk of local detention. Law can be arbitrary, exercised randomly, especially now after recent population protests. Secondly - ordinarily, you could go and work, as long as you get a work permit! (Now, wouldn't be a good time choice).
I love this city as I am used to crowded cities only and I have never seen a city like this one where there are not many human heads. Thanks for your vlog.
I also visited a small town in the beginning of July. It's called Novosinkо́vo and there less than 8000 people live. I enjoyed the calmness there a loooot 😍😍😍