Yes you are probably right, but would it not destroy a persons dream of a new life, jumping straight into the freezing couldron..lol. but yes i do understand your point.👍
Would you pack up and move to Canada, Winnipeg for instance, now? The snow is a week away. We speak English here in most provinces so there is a commonality of language. Even as a Canadian I wouldn't dream of moving to Quebec in the winter. The Canadian military has what is called the "active posting season", June through September. No one here buys homes or moves I winter. Like Mike says, come as a tourist and experience the country first.
When I first visited Russia it was February 2007... I came from the Australian summer and landed in Moscow early morning...the speaker said over the top that it was -47'C 😂😂😂 I still found it very enjoyable, bought myself a mink hat (I was so stylish) :P
Winter in the Russian village is really nice. Lots of snow and lots of fun. I used to visit a village in Yaroslavl Oblast. It was an earlier bus trip from the train station. I used to get off the bus, and then walked 3 km through the forest to this, semi-abandoned village. I recall it was early morning, no sound, and it was pitch black in the forest. I, perhaps 15 y.o. at that time, was stepping though the deep snow, with no flashlight, and suddenly something big and black just flew up from almost under my feet. Apparently, it was a big bird still sleeping on the snow, I woke her up as I almost stepped on her. Of cause, it was as scarry as hell.
Russia is a country where the sun never goes downWhen When it gets dark in Kaliningrad it's already morning in Kamchatka at the other end of the country.
I arrived yesterday in my new village in Altai! No problems with the winter. Hire an appartment for the next 6 months, I found one for 36 € per month. 😂❤🎉
This is for the people who don’t plan on living in apartments and want to build. Of course I said what you’re doing is the way to go. Mentioned in the video
Hi guys ! Another thing to think about if you are going to buy property and it's somewhat close to running water like a stream or river is to come in the spring. You going to want to look how much the water will raise so you don't buy land that will be flooded. It's just a tip. Be safe Dan and Ksenia and keep it up !
@@Wild-Siberia Backyard Russia bought a land at "заливные луга". Fields can be flooded by snow melting in forest. И если бобры построили плотину, то движение ручьёв может быть прекрыто или идти в непредсказуемом направлении. А также могут быть "заторы" рек из-за нерастаевшего льда, и тогда реки заливают близлежащие земли и дома, если они там стоят. Ты пропустил огромное наводнение в Оренбуржье и соседних регионах, которое случилось этой весной.
@@Thebatisoutyou are out of your mind 🤣 what does a heart have to do with me not appreciating or appreciating advice 🙏🏻 it’s the internet man I understand people have advice and I read the comment the heart means nothing
This is good advice. As an "experienced" traveler ( having been to Russia ten times from 1994 - 2005 and done business there) I was amazed and the changes every time I went to Moscow, Saratov, Anapa, Novorossisk, Gelendzhik. ... My wife is from Saratov and we have been married 30 years. Now past middle age, she needs to go home. We care for her mother at home. Mom is 88 and has dementia so travel is out of the question. I just want to say to my fellow veteran, God bless you both.
its just the US crazy politicians & US bureaucrats driving a wedge between US & Russia. I think the US politicans think they can topple Russia & replace it with a puppet to plunder Russia's resources. Plus the US is going Marxists while Russia flees Marxism & adopts conservative Christian policies.
Russian winters are no joke. I came for the first time as an extended tourist right before New Years last year. First of all, it is really cold. Sometimes if you smile or talk, your teeth will actually hurt because of the freeze. If you don't know the language, everything is so much more difficult. It isn't the best time to go start to network, as most people stay indoors or go out to do something specific like sledding. One time, I arranged through an app to stay at a hotel in Moscow. When I got to the hotel, and it was bitterly cold outside, they told me there was some sort of error and they couldn't accommodate us (me and my two children). What would you do in that situation? If it wasn't the middle of winter, the temperatures outside are not even a factor. But having somewhere to stay warm is really important in Dec-Jan. I'll tell you what I did. I had to call a friend (the only one I knew in Russia who spoke English and Russian) and had to ask them for help finding something I could get to. ALSO, navigation through the streets of major cities is a bit tricky and you could get lost. AD systems makes the GPS work not correctly. DON'T GO In WINTER without a good plan in place and expect it to be temporary. Come back when it's warmer for the best time!
I live In Kuban and we have hardly s now in our region (South of Russian) I moved here about 20 years ago from Siberia and I really miss snow sometimes.
Yes, absolutely, this confirms what I already thought through and there’s a lot I can do in the winter here before I relocate to Russia in spring. With the Internet, I can learn the Russian language which I am currently enrolled in the orthodox linguist classes twice a week and also other online language classes and I’m studying the Russian orthodox faith to join the Church in Russia. Also, there is the paperwork I need to assemble which takes time so I will be ready in spring. This should be helpful information for many, thank you for all you do.
В России представлены все течения религия (кроме радикальных) Есть и католики и христиане , а так же индусы , буддисты , мусульмане. Документы сейчас собрать можно быстро а виза по новому указу выдается вне основной очереди.
Ялта находится приблизительно на одной географической широте с известными итальянскими городами Равенной и Генуей. Солнце сияет здесь в среднем 2250 часов в году - это примерно столько же, сколько в Ницце, Каннах, Сан-Ремо и других средиземноморских курортах, и больше, чем в Сочи и Кисловодске. Климат Ялты - средиземноморский до высоты 200 м над уровнем моря; выше этого уровня
100% true, but nearly impossible to get and immigration quota slot in Crimea. And a big part of Crimea including Yalta and Sevastopol don't accept immigration unless you where Ukrainian and lived there before, because of the military ports, military airports, and the war, etc .....And for the Est of Crimea where you can apply, they have very few quota's slots available and it's a draw between applicants. CONGRATULATION for living in such a wonderful place 😍 I watched you're video, it's really a little paradise.
Shhh, don't give away secrets, or immigrants will come buy up all your land, and the price of a house will increase by 10. Better to tell how miserable it is in Yalta. Now, if I can just find my real estate agent there....
Our place in Michigan got 150"-300" , 350-700cm of annual snowfall and temps of -30C are common. -40F and -40C are the same temp, BTW. The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is America's only population of ethnic Finns. Yes... we know cold. We know snow. We live in the Ozarks of the USA today. Same lattitude as the Levant but with 60", 150cm annual rainfall. Gardens yield two harvests every year here. We'll get a little snow in Winter and it's usually melted the next day. Just enough, in my opinion. As Orthodox Christians, we'd move to Russia if we were younger, especially if our kids were still young.
Yes for sure we have harsh winters in some American states I was in North Dakota for a season of oil field work and it got to -40 but at least they spoke English and it was my mother land. But u understand you understand what I’m saying 🤣🙏🏻
I want to trudge through snow, experience the vastness of Russia, experience nature and birch trees. The weather seems to be just right. And no, I don't plan to build a house on frozen ground. There was a lot of construction in Russia last year (President Putin presented impressive statistics on new housing created across the country, something my government just can't manage), many Russians moved into larger homes, so I assume there is enough existing housing to rent or buy.
You’re right bro, I felt it in Ulan Ude last year. It’s harder to move around in winter even in Saint Petersburg but the best time is June to August. 😂
Thank you for this excellent video, Dan. Your information and sound advice are greatly appreciated! btw: it's a beautiful Dia de los muertos here in Yucatan, Mexico these days! Saludos!
That's funny, Danny, plenty of people coming from snowy winter places. Also there is plenty of Russian territory that has no snow or harsh weather. Experience everything and if you are OK in harsh weather you will be fine in good weather.
Winter is easy when you have your family, understand the language, are used to the customs, are used to how things are done in the country, when Amazon deliver's stuff to your door. Winter becomes hard when, you don't speak the language, don't have family and friends, swift interbank does not work, you face a notoriously hard bureaucracy, one of the hardest to navigate in the world, are in a country where comfort is culturally less important and people won't understand your discomfort and sufferings. (Russian's are f tough) I moved from Canada, to Norway in winter and it was pure hell. Russia is significantly harder then Norway, at least 4X. Honest people admits openly "Russia's immigration, is immigration hardcore." Anyone who say's otherwise just lies because they want youtube subscription's.
I live in Eastern Washington, and we get winters like in russia. You just gotta be smart and prepare ahead of time for the inclement weather. Great information Dan for many looking to visit and or move to your country.
Plus the short cloudy dark days. It can be a challenge to endure winter. To throw that on top of the cultural adjustment could be a recipe for disaster. Excellent point. People, take heed.
Anapa is one of the finest destinations along the Black Sea. While winter brings strong winds, it rarely experiences snowfall. The area offers an abundance of outdoor activities, including mountain biking, windsurfing, sailing, and paragliding, making it a haven for adventure enthusiasts.
Canadian living in Edmonton Alberta, this weather is like dreamland for us. Cold -40 weather is common up here, we share the same weather as Russia so its not something that will turn us down😂
We see -40 too but it’s not about that it’s for the people who are thinking of moving here. When you are used to the cold it’s ok but you’re not used to the culture language or society and so winter then just makes it a little more miserable even if you’re used to it 😅
Dan you make a very valid point to those who may be rushing to move to Russia. I am in a place where i need to gain my masters in geology. Then i wish to visit where i have an inclination to reside. At the moment where i live, near mountains of Brecon beacons, temperatures range from near freezing to at worst -14^0 celsius (winter) and summers of between 18^0 - 26^0 celsius (summer) so imagine moving into winters double that in freezing...i would say unless you are acclimatised to this extent it would be a nightmare. I can withstand cold but Siberia is on another level cold. Including wind chill... me soon as i gain my qualifications, visit Russia next, then the place i would like to reside. For me Russia is my love and goal. My science would then be towards there. Great important post especially winter coming there. Your work is getting there slowly. Greetings to all on this channel and the many wonderful Russian people.
I'd say if you want to move to Russia, you SHOULD begin a process in winter, because when you're done with preparations, you'll easily see half a year gone. Contact helpers, look through real estate, pictures, prices, manage your budget, start Duolingo and other stuff right now.
Good point but also if you’re put off by the winter and decide to leave well you missed an opportunity. Easing into it would probably be best but to each his own
I love the view of the mountains in the background of your property in Siberia, Russia Daniel. 😊 Cheers 🍻 from Canada 🇨🇦 to you and your wife and family in Russia 🇷🇺
Where I'm we get winters w minus 40 degree weathers some times in winter mostly Jan Feb r the coldest months when the temp drops that low. I put my flannels on, turn my fireplace on (yes on, it's electric lol) light some candles for extra warm and just stay inside til spring comes..unless I wanna go ski or hike in the mountains. Russians winters won't deter me from coming! Hoping to make the move in spring time depending if all the paperwork goes smoothly. Enjoy the snowy days guys! Don't forget to make a snowman and snow igloos and what's really fun is ice sculpting as a side hobby. Every year an ice hotel is made in Montreal Canada with a full ice bar, ice beds, it's pretty cool, u could also do something like that for fun during the winter months there. All ze best to u and ur wife😊❤
Yea this is not about the people who can handle winter or not in the end. A lot of the paper work a lot of the houses for sale a lot of the moving parts slow down in winter period
It's colder where I live in Canada, and we're having a warm year this year in Manitoba. All our leaves have been off the trees well before Halloween, plus we get tons of wind here because of all the lakes around us. My trailer is tilting like 8 degrees, and I'm disability. It sucks. If your dressed for winter it can be the best season, I love walking in the winter. Nothing like a good -38 degree day to clear your pipe's out.
for metal, inside section, it is needed to to be protected from moisture.. I suggest to put some dedicated plastic cover, or to weld sealed. Good luck and KR from Romania!
Самое главное, если приезжаете в холодное время года - одежда должна быть по сезону. В ноябре уже начинается зима, это означает, что обувь должна быть зимней. Пуховик и шапка достаточно теплыми. Все это лучше купить в России, местные магазины привозят сезонную одежду.
Most of the region in Caucasus region dont have very harsh winter the area between black see and the Caspian see one of the most beautiful cities my cousin studied in Makob Adygea its next to Krasnodar same nature same weather but more less expensive I see his video trip to kalmykia was a Safari to the delta of Volga river on the Caspian see its paradise he show me his videos of Ingushetia ,Alania, Dagestan, Stavropol,Karachay cherkeesia, Krasnodar for 6 years he spent entire time in this area just once he visited Moscow he told his friend setteld in Adygea because at the same of Krasnodar and a lot less expensive.
Your advice is very accurate and true. I bet it is extremely difficult to arrive in the winter. I certainly don't want to come to Russia at anytime. I will just watch videos to see what it's like. You are very interesting.I live in a rural area too.
when i was kid in east-"germany" (born 1986) i loved the snow. i wanted snow every year. i live in west now since 1995 and the last 10+ years or so... there is no snow in this little 40k town. maybe we get some wet snow/rain for 1 week laying here....... but thats it. maybe the town is too hot. i dont know. also the sky is always grey. we dont get "real" summers (maybe 2-3 month warm weather). we dont get real winters. mostly not raining. or if its raining than way too much... when i see no snow, the year did not end in my brain. its like a paused life. sadge pepe :( im pretty convinced they manipulate the weather here in europe. i can tell just because of the 5-9 military planes/day flying over little town and spraying the grey mist that looks like a chessboard pattern.
You are probably exaggerating about the fog.. But to disperse clouds, they usually use powdered cement. Sometimes they also use liquid nitrogen, dry ice, granulated carbon dioxide or silver iodide (depending on the type of cloudiness and the height of the cloud layer). It is very expensive. In Russia, they use something similar on May 9, Victory Day, but in this case, in my city (Tver region) it is raining, which should be in Moscow.
People that are asking why there and not in some warmer part of Russia have to understand the life style out there... Its like the wild west.. there are not many cops or rangers out there...And even if there are you like know them by their 1st name.. Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world... the amount of wild life over there is just staggering. You can fish hunt and just live off the grid with very limited government interface.
I’m going to Hawaii for Christmas this year with my family. I’m going to the Philippines in February maybe in another year or so I’m coming to Russia but love living by curiously through your channel
I want to come next summer for a visit as need to really figure things out as I was reading somewhere else that in order to come I need to make an income of at least min wage a year and this will be verified at the end of each year. I am a senior and will be selling my house to move there. My intentions are to buy a house and then live off the rest of my money from my house sale here. I am from northern Alberta, Canada who decided to move to the Maritimes in Canada so see new Country here. I have no intention of working. I want to rent an apartment in a City that has classes where I can enrole to learn to speak Russian. Or I may come as a student first and learn the language a bit. I have also read that coming on this new visa i will still have to do the test. But other places say no because i am a senior i do not have to. I will be 70 in Dec. I really need to make sure I have every thing done right because once my house is sold I do not want to have to return to Canada. Selling my house here is my biggest asset and my biggest hurdle in getting to Russia. At my age and single senior female, I have no intention of building a house. I want to buy a smaller house 350 to 650 square feet with at least 6 thousand square feet of land. Hopefully more with land already planted with trees and greenhouse already built, I also want to kno how do i bring my stuff over. Not bringing big furniture but have things I have saved and collected over the years and do not want to part with. I want to buy a house in a village Not the City
For someplace like this. You would want to come in late spring. To get everything ready for winter. Winter in some countries is brutal. So you have to be prepared Myself I like the looks of your area
My area is awesome especially once you find a place to live it’s truly optimal, baikal is there and large capital city is near! Town limits quiet clean water
This was a short analysis and report to the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Pentagon on why the US and NATO will definitely lose the war against Russia. - Because winter will definitely come.
US, NATO is not at war with Russia. Thanks God for the Russians. However the Economic Tsunami is building up and will come over Russia next year. Key interest rate is just an early bird
I get it from the opposite perspective. Namely Mexico. Canadians flock to the beaches of Cancun and Puerto Vallarta in January and February for the warm sunny weather. Many eventually decide they want to live there and enjoy this all year round. Then, July August and September heat and. humidity "punches them in the face" and they desperately ask, "is this normal?" Why, yes it is, remember we told you? Also get the Russian summer can make winter worthwhile. The Russian sky alone looks worth it. Just a great video.
Hi Dan, that landscape is a lot different than Sylmar at this time of the year, good for you, making progress in putting your life together. Everything is tough at the beginning but would start smoothening out in time to come. Take care and best wishes to you and your wife. Tyrone from Chatsworth.
Thanks for the support my friend but winter is here for the most part I’ll be doing more updates on the baikal Alaska build have you seen that episode previous to this one
I live In Kuban and we have hardly s now in our region (South of Russian) I moved here about 20 years ago from Siberia and I really miss snow sometimes.
Nice to watch you in Siberian winter wonderland. Keep updating your excursions into freezing Siberia and lake Baikal. Love for Xenia. God bless you both.😃🐈🙂 See you at Christmas and Newyear. Have a good time in Mexico love for your family. 😂
Such good advice I live in Northwestern, Maine. I have seen people come here and think this is the most awesome place in the world in the summer and fall and after two or three winners they leave because we have long real Winters
Hi Dan. Your long-time subscriber, there were 400 people then. I'm just from Sochi. The prices are not adequately huge for everything. Although I am a sound engineer, I have a good income. But city life just sucks up energy. I have been finding myself in the mountains of the Caucasus for many years, I took up mountaineering. I understand you and have always understood you :)
Hey Dan, seriously conciddering to go live in Russia. I am watching lot and lots of videos and i think i have an pretty good idea what life costs ... maybe. What i can not find is information about work and what you will earn for maybe a truckdriver or cranedriver because this is what i do overhere (Netherlands). Do you think that you can make a video on that topic?, like what life costs and what you need to afford life? And please no villa's or rich people stuff but for a laborour like people.
Russia is certainly not an ideal country (such a country DOES NOT EXIST), but it is much better than many countries. And this (strangely enough) it got from the Soviet Union.
@@amare_naturam I understand that Russia should not be seen as perfect (exept maybe Ebrestan look at my name 😁), but what i see i like. I live in Netherlands and am 50 years old and for what i see in Russia i think is how we lived here in the 70's 80's when i was a youngster, now the last 20 years i saw my society crumble and the mentality go down the drain and after the covid measures and almost mandates i am seriously considering to move. My problem is i am autistic (not stupid but i think different i wrote this as a Dutchman but never had english lessons i learned my self) and i need my information plain and raw and pure truth inclusive the downsides for any target i will ever have. Because the autism i also have different preferences than "normal" people i couldent care less about bad roads or have a house that shows wealth, i want a house that says "welcome" to ME whatever others think of that. People want a mercedes, i'd like to drive a lada niva (the 4x4) and yes i know what i talk about i drove a samurai for 4 years and loved it, i really am different i guess. Because of the maybe strange preferences i need different info than others and i can not find that. Like i am a truckdriver but i need to sleep at home (because the autism) so i need work on a sandtruck garbage truck or something like that, don't care about the hours and early mornings, what can i earn and will it sustain a living for a family of 3? I also can drive a reachstacker (pretty good actually) and what will that earn? How are the percentages of tax and will i be able to buy land and build or let build a modest house for my family after i get permanent living permit? That kind of stuff is difficult to find. Most videos are for people who allready have money, i never had the opportunity to save up because of illnes of my wife.
Лучше приехать зимой и это время заниматься документами и искать недвижимость нежели приехать когда тепло и пока сделаете документы различные вы не успеете до зимы построить дом, а если покупать готовое жильё то вообще нет разницы когда приезжать.
Coming in winter without a house to live in or clothes and if you have children it’s border line abusive to make them deal with these conditions. I don’t think you thought about this
now you understand why Canada has thanksgiving in october --- that way we can have outdoor picnic table turkey in good weather -- in the US the winter arrives late so having a late thanksgiving is ok
Зачем ? Каждый человек воспринимает холод по своему . Один - замотается в одежду по самые уши , другой - ходит в расстегнутой куртке . Мне например жарко даже зимой , живу в Верхневолжье , 135 км. от Москвы .
Before you go to your home, get the feather sticks, kindling, etc, ready. While the fire is still going mate. Then you will be ready to light the fire again, when you next return, a lot faster on those really cold days. Just a friendly hint my friend. Mild spring day here in Sydney Australia, today. Only 30c. Thinking of you mate, nearly midnight, might put a shirt on..
Winter doesn't scare me, brother, I live in New England right now, and this season is harsh, too. I still plan to visit in the summertime because I want to fly over the Siberian green landscape. Do you know if there are any tour companies in your area that offer helicopters or small airplane flights?
Very good advice, stuck in a foreign country, no family, alone, different language, then you pile up, cold, snow, and humidity. Thank you for giving useful, honest, advices.
sleet is like wet snow or snow pellets hail is hail, snow is snow. ice rain / freezing rain, sleet etc.. sleet /slēt/ noun a form of precipitation consisting of ice pellets, often mixed with rain or snow.
@@Wild-Siberia probably pay to learn the Russian name more :P As an Australian, also not very familiar with snow I asked my wife in Russian, she said it's "krupa" (which is also the name for grains...so "sneznaya krupa" = 'snow grains')
Every season has some beautiful things. In Siberia the beginning of November is a perfect time for hunting - not much of snow in taiga, nice temperature, grouses gathering in a huge flocks, the best time to spend in a log houses.....Such beauty does not exist in Moscow or St. Petersburg))) BTW - Irkutsk is the second city in the world by quantity of sunny days per year....The first place has Dallas, TX, USA
Не стоит повторять байки историков . Не было там никакой демократии . Как и не было ее в древней Греции . Формально - как бы у греков она была , но также (как и сейчас) подкупали кандидатов и голоса "избирателей" . А в Новгороде была обычная Олигархия , когда богатейшие люди города собирались для решения насущных проблем . У нас сейчас мнения "пипла" никто не спрашивает , а тогда - тем более .. 😁
Curious, are you going to use the soil from digging the foundation for raised bed gardening or such? Sure you may need to enrich the soil with some peat, other agrigates. However i hope you do. You mentioned greenhouse so , yes. Best to you and your misses!
We have absolutely rich soil if you see our older videos we harvested a lot because we took all the top soil to one side. The foundation ground will be used to level the new area of land that we reclaimed
If you install electric gates (and have enough room) fit the type that slide on a track back and forth and not the type that are hinged and have an arm to swing them open. The worm gear in the arms strips if pushed by a vehicle or in a high wind
@Wild-Siberia поверьте, после -40 вам будет все равно, даже если будет мороз -50. Проверено на себе. 😎 Когда на улице холодно, начинаешь больше ценить такие понятия как дом, домашний очаг, семья, дружба, любовь. Пламенный привет из Красноярска! ❤🥰
On the contrary, come in winter. You will immediately understand whether Russia is right for you or not.
🤣 thats one way to do it… but then you won’t get to see spring and summer it’s why I say try those months first then see winter
If it’s for a visit you’re right, best time to go there and check out the climate, but to move permanently probably not.
Yes you are probably right, but would it not destroy a persons dream of a new life, jumping straight into the freezing couldron..lol. but yes i do understand your point.👍
Would you pack up and move to Canada, Winnipeg for instance, now? The snow is a week away. We speak English here in most provinces so there is a commonality of language. Even as a Canadian I wouldn't dream of moving to Quebec in the winter. The Canadian military has what is called the "active posting season", June through September. No one here buys homes or moves I winter. Like Mike says, come as a tourist and experience the country first.
When I first visited Russia it was February 2007...
I came from the Australian summer and landed in Moscow early morning...the speaker said over the top that it was -47'C 😂😂😂
I still found it very enjoyable, bought myself a mink hat (I was so stylish) :P
Winter in the Russian village is really nice. Lots of snow and lots of fun. I used to visit a village in Yaroslavl Oblast. It was an earlier bus trip from the train station. I used to get off the bus, and then walked 3 km through the forest to this, semi-abandoned village. I recall it was early morning, no sound, and it was pitch black in the forest. I, perhaps 15 y.o. at that time, was stepping though the deep snow, with no flashlight, and suddenly something big and black just flew up from almost under my feet. Apparently, it was a big bird still sleeping on the snow, I woke her up as I almost stepped on her. Of cause, it was as scarry as hell.
Russia is a country where the sun never goes downWhen When it gets dark in Kaliningrad it's already morning in Kamchatka at the other end of the country.
Ещё дальше есть Чукотка
Can't stop us Dan! We'll arrive in December.
I arrived yesterday in my new village in Altai! No problems with the winter. Hire an appartment for the next 6 months, I found one for 36 € per month.
😂❤🎉
Вы крутые ребята 💪👍
And I am 76 yr. 😂
@@demonolog197
And I made already video's on yt!
This is for the people who don’t plan on living in apartments and want to build. Of course I said what you’re doing is the way to go. Mentioned in the video
Hi guys ! Another thing to think about if you are going to buy property and it's somewhat close to running water like a stream or river is to come in the spring.
You going to want to look how much the water will raise so you don't buy land that will be flooded.
It's just a tip.
Be safe Dan and Ksenia and keep it up !
No chance of flooding here baikal can hold tons of water
@@Wild-Siberia Backyard Russia bought a land at "заливные луга". Fields can be flooded by snow melting in forest. И если бобры построили плотину, то движение ручьёв может быть прекрыто или идти в непредсказуемом направлении. А также могут быть "заторы" рек из-за нерастаевшего льда, и тогда реки заливают близлежащие земли и дома, если они там стоят. Ты пропустил огромное наводнение в Оренбуржье и соседних регионах, которое случилось этой весной.
This comment deserves a heart. Dan doesn't appreciate good advice.
@@catinforestI understand this I’m saying in our region it’s not flat grounds with dams holding river water
@@Thebatisoutyou are out of your mind 🤣 what does a heart have to do with me not appreciating or appreciating advice 🙏🏻 it’s the internet man I understand people have advice and I read the comment the heart means nothing
This is good advice. As an "experienced" traveler ( having been to Russia ten times from 1994 - 2005 and done business there) I was amazed and the changes every time I went to Moscow, Saratov, Anapa, Novorossisk, Gelendzhik. ... My wife is from Saratov and we have been married 30 years. Now past middle age, she needs to go home. We care for her mother at home. Mom is 88 and has dementia so travel is out of the question. I just want to say to my fellow veteran, God bless you both.
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USA and Russia should be Friends. God bless these two Bigs Countries 💗💖💝
as a Russian that loves american culture a say : GOD bless us to achieve brains and become best friends!!!
its just the US crazy politicians & US bureaucrats driving a wedge between US & Russia. I think the US politicans think they can topple Russia & replace it with a puppet to plunder Russia's resources. Plus the US is going Marxists while Russia flees Marxism & adopts conservative Christian policies.
Russian winters are no joke. I came for the first time as an extended tourist right before New Years last year.
First of all, it is really cold. Sometimes if you smile or talk, your teeth will actually hurt because of the freeze.
If you don't know the language, everything is so much more difficult. It isn't the best time to go start to network, as most people stay indoors or go out to do something specific like sledding.
One time, I arranged through an app to stay at a hotel in Moscow. When I got to the hotel, and it was bitterly cold outside, they told me there was some sort of error and they couldn't accommodate us (me and my two children).
What would you do in that situation? If it wasn't the middle of winter, the temperatures outside are not even a factor. But having somewhere to stay warm is really important in Dec-Jan.
I'll tell you what I did. I had to call a friend (the only one I knew in Russia who spoke English and Russian) and had to ask them for help finding something I could get to. ALSO, navigation through the streets of major cities is a bit tricky and you could get lost. AD systems makes the GPS work not correctly.
DON'T GO In WINTER without a good plan in place and expect it to be temporary. Come back when it's warmer for the best time!
Top tier comment thanks a lot
Вообще то по улицам люди ходят максимум 15-30 минут, есть теплые магазины , транспорт, и так далее что бы согреться во время передвижения зимой.
Russian winter is no different than my Canadian winter.
I just cleared snow today where I live.
I live In Kuban and we have hardly s now in our region (South of Russian) I moved here about 20 years ago from Siberia and I really miss snow sometimes.
Сейчас зимы стали теплые, я вспоминаю как была маленькой и шла в школу рано утром, ты даже не можешь вздохнуть воздух из-за мороза.
Yes, absolutely, this confirms what I already thought through and there’s a lot I can do in the winter here before I relocate to Russia in spring.
With the Internet, I can learn the Russian language which I am currently enrolled in the orthodox linguist classes twice a week and also other online language classes and I’m studying the Russian orthodox faith to join the Church in Russia. Also, there is the paperwork I need to assemble which takes time so I will be ready in spring.
This should be helpful information for many, thank you for all you do.
Bless you, you’re doing it all right I’m wishing the best for you 🙏🏻
Which city are you moving to?
В России представлены все течения религия (кроме радикальных)
Есть и католики и христиане , а так же индусы , буддисты , мусульмане.
Документы сейчас собрать можно быстро а виза по новому указу выдается вне основной очереди.
@@RusGirlVlog haven’t applied for my visa yet, but looking strongly at Mel’nikovo (near Tomsk). Small family community with a good Orthodox Church
@@brianmatthysse7565 oh, okay, thank you for reply.
I've been there for winter and love it and will be coming asap.
I grew up in Manitoba Canada having to deal with -40 winters every year, I’d be very comfortable in Russia during this time of year 🤣
I'm in Saskatchewan and agree, we'd be OK :)
@@neilwhitaker6284 I'm in Flin Flon, Manitoba
when i am 18 I am going to Russia, love from the balkans
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I’m in Minnesota. Similar but different obviously. We enjoy the cold here. It’s hockey season.
Yes!Minnesota wild rulezz!Fleury-best golies,Erisson Ekk,Rossi,Hartman!Of course Kirill-the drill.Lets go Wild!!!
Ялта находится приблизительно на одной географической широте с известными итальянскими городами Равенной и Генуей. Солнце сияет здесь в среднем 2250 часов в году - это примерно столько же, сколько в Ницце, Каннах, Сан-Ремо и других средиземноморских курортах, и больше, чем в Сочи и Кисловодске. Климат Ялты - средиземноморский до высоты 200 м над уровнем моря; выше этого уровня
100% true, but nearly impossible to get and immigration quota slot in Crimea. And a big part of Crimea including Yalta and Sevastopol don't accept immigration unless you where Ukrainian and lived there before, because of the military ports, military airports, and the war, etc .....And for the Est of Crimea where you can apply, they have very few quota's slots available and it's a draw between applicants. CONGRATULATION for living in such a wonderful place 😍 I watched you're video, it's really a little paradise.
Shhh, don't give away secrets, or immigrants will come buy up all your land, and the price of a house will increase by 10. Better to tell how miserable it is in Yalta. Now, if I can just find my real estate agent there....
I’m from Minnesota….im not afraid of winter lol😂
As mentioned in the video northern states and Canadians and Nordic countries can easily handle the winter and then there’s other hurdles 🤣
@ I’ve been talking to a girl in Moscow for ten months now….somehow I need to come meet her 🙈
@@Puppy831 Hello to Minnesota from Moscow! Wish u to have a good time if u come here one day😄
@@hepcat93thank you friend
Our place in Michigan got 150"-300" , 350-700cm of annual snowfall and temps of -30C are common. -40F and -40C are the same temp, BTW. The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is America's only population of ethnic Finns.
Yes... we know cold. We know snow. We live in the Ozarks of the USA today. Same lattitude as the Levant but with 60", 150cm annual rainfall. Gardens yield two harvests every year here. We'll get a little snow in Winter and it's usually melted the next day. Just enough, in my opinion.
As Orthodox Christians, we'd move to Russia if we were younger, especially if our kids were still young.
Daniel, I'm from Wyoming. Our winters are brutal but I understand where you're coming from.
Yes for sure we have harsh winters in some American states I was in North Dakota for a season of oil field work and it got to -40 but at least they spoke English and it was my mother land. But u understand you understand what I’m saying 🤣🙏🏻
Thank you for the translation into Serbian brother, a lot of people from Serbia are watching your videos
Serbia is the first country I’ll visit with my wife once she gets a Mexican passport
I want to trudge through snow, experience the vastness of Russia, experience nature and birch trees. The weather seems to be just right. And no, I don't plan to build a house on frozen ground. There was a lot of construction in Russia last year (President Putin presented impressive statistics on new housing created across the country, something my government just can't manage), many Russians moved into larger homes, so I assume there is enough existing housing to rent or buy.
So great to see Daniel again. We want to see more of you.❤😂
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Yesterday there was snow in Colorado and New Mexico. I'm from Chicago area and also not concerned about winter. I love the four seasons.
The video wasn’t about winter 😅
@@Wild-Siberia no kidding Sherlock....oh and Semper Fi.
Ну Россия Большая, у нас на Юге Еще Снега нету, У нас Щас по 14 Градусов Тепла, Хотя Сегодня было +20)
Yes exactly as mentioned in the video 👍🏻
Погоди-ка, у нас сегодня тоже +20 было :D
You’re right bro, I felt it in Ulan Ude last year. It’s harder to move around in winter even in Saint Petersburg but the best time is June to August. 😂
Yea for sure it’s no joke 🤣 I’m just trying to let the ones who think it’s a good idea know that it’s not
Hello from Ulanude!
@@ИринаОчирова-я9у❤️❤️❤️❤️ one day I will visit your city and document it!
Thank you for this excellent video, Dan. Your information and sound advice are greatly appreciated! btw: it's a beautiful Dia de los muertos here in Yucatan, Mexico these days! Saludos!
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There he is in his iconic anorak gorka! Good to see you again!
I need to get a new one as after 3 years the original is beat up
I am all set. I grew up in Michigan where it gets plenty of snow and gets down to -30 below. My house is built and ready to go.
Nice keep in touch what part are you going to live ?
That's funny, Danny, plenty of people coming from snowy winter places. Also there is plenty of Russian territory that has no snow or harsh weather. Experience everything and if you are OK in harsh weather you will be fine in good weather.
Yes that’s what I said in the video ☝🏻
Winter is easy when you have your family, understand the language, are used to the customs, are used to how things are done in the country, when Amazon deliver's stuff to your door. Winter becomes hard when, you don't speak the language, don't have family and friends, swift interbank does not work, you face a notoriously hard bureaucracy, one of the hardest to navigate in the world, are in a country where comfort is culturally less important and people won't understand your discomfort and sufferings. (Russian's are f tough) I moved from Canada, to Norway in winter and it was pure hell. Russia is significantly harder then Norway, at least 4X. Honest people admits openly "Russia's immigration, is immigration hardcore." Anyone who say's otherwise just lies because they want youtube subscription's.
@@Wild-Siberia lmao I heard you say all this in the first 6 minutes 🤣🤣🤣
Dan, you're doing great!!! You've got it all right! 😊
Thank you 🙏🏻
I live in Eastern Washington, and we get winters like in russia. You just gotta be smart and prepare ahead of time for the inclement weather.
Great information Dan for many looking to visit and or move to your country.
Plus the short cloudy dark days. It can be a challenge to endure winter. To throw that on top of the cultural adjustment could be a recipe for disaster. Excellent point. People, take heed.
Actually Siberia has more sun than most places on earth 😅 in fact the region we’re in has more sun than most “sunny” places known to man
Anapa is one of the finest destinations along the Black Sea. While winter brings strong winds, it rarely experiences snowfall. The area offers an abundance of outdoor activities, including mountain biking, windsurfing, sailing, and paragliding, making it a haven for adventure enthusiasts.
Canadian living in Edmonton Alberta, this weather is like dreamland for us. Cold -40 weather is common up here, we share the same weather as Russia so its not something that will turn us down😂
But, will you have a warm home immediately to go to?
I think that is what he is saying.
We see -40 too but it’s not about that it’s for the people who are thinking of moving here. When you are used to the cold it’s ok but you’re not used to the culture language or society and so winter then just makes it a little more miserable even if you’re used to it 😅
Canadian Arend Feenstra feels comfortable in Nizhny Novgorod. He moved from Saskatchewan.
Dan you make a very valid point to those who may be rushing to move to Russia. I am in a place where i need to gain my masters in geology. Then i wish to visit where i have an inclination to reside. At the moment where i live, near mountains of Brecon beacons, temperatures range from near freezing to at worst -14^0 celsius (winter) and summers of between 18^0 - 26^0 celsius (summer) so imagine moving into winters double that in freezing...i would say unless you are acclimatised to this extent it would be a nightmare. I can withstand cold but Siberia is on another level cold. Including wind chill... me soon as i gain my qualifications, visit Russia next, then the place i would like to reside. For me Russia is my love and goal. My science would then be towards there. Great important post especially winter coming there. Your work is getting there slowly. Greetings to all on this channel and the many wonderful Russian people.
Very good way of seeing it slow is smooth and smooth is fast. Think before making moves people
Dan is one of "those" people. Who tell people not to move to Russia. They All insist on joining their telegram groups. What for?
I'd say if you want to move to Russia, you SHOULD begin a process in winter, because when you're done with preparations, you'll easily see half a year gone.
Contact helpers, look through real estate, pictures, prices, manage your budget, start Duolingo and other stuff right now.
Good point but also if you’re put off by the winter and decide to leave well you missed an opportunity. Easing into it would probably be best but to each his own
I love the view of the mountains in the background of your property in Siberia, Russia Daniel. 😊 Cheers 🍻 from Canada 🇨🇦 to you and your wife and family in Russia 🇷🇺
Thanks a lot for noticing the beauty of this place 🙏🏻
I prefer the cold. Yeah, I'll buy a warmer coat, but I'll be just fine.😊😊
Молодец, Дэн. Все верно сказал.
Where I'm we get winters w minus 40 degree weathers some times in winter mostly Jan Feb r the coldest months when the temp drops that low. I put my flannels on, turn my fireplace on (yes on, it's electric lol) light some candles for extra warm and just stay inside til spring comes..unless I wanna go ski or hike in the mountains.
Russians winters won't deter me from coming! Hoping to make the move in spring time depending if all the paperwork goes smoothly.
Enjoy the snowy days guys! Don't forget to make a snowman and snow igloos and what's really fun is ice sculpting as a side hobby. Every year an ice hotel is made in Montreal Canada with a full ice bar, ice beds, it's pretty cool, u could also do something like that for fun during the winter months there.
All ze best to u and ur wife😊❤
Yea this is not about the people who can handle winter or not in the end. A lot of the paper work a lot of the houses for sale a lot of the moving parts slow down in winter period
I wish you the best please keep in touch in telegram !
It's colder where I live in Canada, and we're having a warm year this year in Manitoba. All our leaves have been off the trees well before Halloween, plus we get tons of wind here because of all the lakes around us. My trailer is tilting like 8 degrees, and I'm disability. It sucks. If your dressed for winter it can be the best season, I love walking in the winter. Nothing like a good -38 degree day to clear your pipe's out.
for metal, inside section, it is needed to to be protected from moisture.. I suggest to put some dedicated plastic cover, or to weld sealed. Good luck and KR from Romania!
Самое главное, если приезжаете в холодное время года - одежда должна быть по сезону. В ноябре уже начинается зима, это означает, что обувь должна быть зимней. Пуховик и шапка достаточно теплыми. Все это лучше купить в России, местные магазины привозят сезонную одежду.
Yes the right gear for winter is Russian brands which are made specifically for this climate a lot of what I get is layers for -40c
Hey Dan. good video, plus it sure as hell beats being in Afghanistan or the Persian Gulf.
I enjoyed this video. Stay warm!😊❤
Most of the region in Caucasus region dont have very harsh winter the area between black see and the Caspian see one of the most beautiful cities my cousin studied in Makob Adygea its next to Krasnodar same nature same weather but more less expensive I see his video trip to kalmykia was a Safari to the delta of Volga river on the Caspian see its paradise he show me his videos of Ingushetia ,Alania, Dagestan, Stavropol,Karachay cherkeesia, Krasnodar for 6 years he spent entire time in this area just once he visited Moscow he told his friend setteld in Adygea because at the same of Krasnodar and a lot less expensive.
Your advice is very accurate and true. I bet it is extremely difficult to arrive in the winter. I certainly don't want to come to Russia at anytime. I will just watch videos to see what it's like. You are very interesting.I live in a rural area too.
I appreciate your honesty thanks for watching
haven’t applied for my visa yet, but looking strongly at Mel’nikovo (near Tomsk). Small family community with a good Orthodox Church
Keep in touch on telegram goood luck!
when i was kid in east-"germany" (born 1986) i loved the snow. i wanted snow every year.
i live in west now since 1995 and the last 10+ years or so... there is no snow in this little 40k town.
maybe we get some wet snow/rain for 1 week laying here....... but thats it. maybe the town is too hot. i dont know.
also the sky is always grey. we dont get "real" summers (maybe 2-3 month warm weather). we dont get real winters. mostly not raining. or if its raining than way too much...
when i see no snow, the year did not end in my brain.
its like a paused life.
sadge pepe :(
im pretty convinced they manipulate the weather here in europe.
i can tell just because of the 5-9 military planes/day flying over little town and spraying the grey mist that looks like a chessboard pattern.
Sadge
I understand this feeling about "no snow, no the end of the year" perfectly!
You are probably exaggerating about the fog.. But to disperse clouds, they usually use powdered cement. Sometimes they also use liquid nitrogen, dry ice, granulated carbon dioxide or silver iodide (depending on the type of cloudiness and the height of the cloud layer). It is very expensive. In Russia, they use something similar on May 9, Victory Day, but in this case, in my city (Tver region) it is raining, which should be in Moscow.
People that are asking why there and not in some warmer part of Russia have to understand the life style out there... Its like the wild west.. there are not many cops or rangers out there...And even if there are you like know them by their 1st name.. Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world... the amount of wild life over there is just staggering. You can fish hunt and just live off the grid with very limited government interface.
No snow where I am in Russia and it's not dropped below 0 yet.
I’m going to Hawaii for Christmas this year with my family. I’m going to the Philippines in February maybe in another year or so I’m coming to Russia but love living by curiously through your channel
Thanks for watching enjoy your trips! Make amazing memories
Thanks for video. Dan, I would advice you to shoot addintion video about "banya" since it wery hard to describe foreigners.
Yes I think I should go more in detail. Did you watch the video before this one?
I want to come next summer for a visit as need to really figure things out as I was reading somewhere else that in order to come I need to make an income of at least min wage a year and this will be verified at the end of each year. I am a senior and will be selling my house to move there. My intentions are to buy a house and then live off the rest of my money from my house sale here. I am from northern Alberta, Canada who decided to move to the Maritimes in Canada so see new Country here. I have no intention of working. I want to rent an apartment in a City that has classes where I can enrole to learn to speak Russian. Or I may come as a student first and learn the language a bit. I have also read that coming on this new visa i will still have to do the test. But other places say no because i am a senior i do not have to. I will be 70 in Dec. I really need to make sure I have every thing done right because once my house is sold I do not want to have to return to Canada. Selling my house here is my biggest asset and my biggest hurdle in getting to Russia. At my age and single senior female, I have no intention of building a house. I want to buy a smaller house 350 to 650 square feet with at least 6 thousand square feet of land. Hopefully more with land already planted with trees and greenhouse already built, I also want to kno how do i bring my stuff over. Not bringing big furniture but have things I have saved and collected over the years and do not want to part with. I want to buy a house in a village Not the City
Women over 60 and men over 65 are exempt from taking the language test.
Also , check out Serbia ( I am Swedish and houses at countryside over there are really cheap. You got to look out for scammers though )
В Сочи живет 77-летний Канадец. Мистер Нале. Его сын с семьей живут в Москве. Нормально справляется сам.
For someplace like this. You would want to come in late spring. To get everything ready for winter. Winter in some countries is brutal. So you have to be prepared
Myself I like the looks of your area
My area is awesome especially once you find a place to live it’s truly optimal, baikal is there and large capital city is near! Town limits quiet clean water
@Wild-Siberia What is the name of the village you live in. So I can look it up on a map
It looks so much like Appalachian country lol
Slyudyanka@@tabbithacampfield4116
Thanks for the additional info brother have a pleasant day..
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
This was a short analysis and report to the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Pentagon on why the US and NATO will definitely lose the war against Russia. - Because winter will definitely come.
US, NATO is not at war with Russia. Thanks God for the Russians.
However the Economic Tsunami is building up and will come over Russia next year. Key interest rate is just an early bird
😂 cool joke! Napoleon and Hitler did not know this.
I get it from the opposite perspective. Namely Mexico. Canadians flock to the beaches of Cancun and Puerto Vallarta in January and February for the warm sunny weather. Many eventually decide they want to live there and enjoy this all year round. Then, July August and September heat and. humidity "punches them in the face" and they desperately ask, "is this normal?" Why, yes it is, remember we told you? Also get the Russian summer can make winter worthwhile. The Russian sky alone looks worth it. Just a great video.
That is good advice, walking around lost in the cold while lost is very difficult, your video is very good advice.
Thanks for understanding
Hi Dan, that landscape is a lot different than Sylmar at this time of the year, good for you, making progress in putting your life together. Everything is tough at the beginning but would start smoothening out in time to come. Take care and best wishes to you and your wife. Tyrone from Chatsworth.
Thank you and yes much different than sylmar for sure! Wishing you a nice winter
Subscribed, excited to see more house updates!
Thanks for the support my friend but winter is here for the most part I’ll be doing more updates on the baikal Alaska build have you seen that episode previous to this one
Nice to know.
Приезжайте на Алтай зимой много туристических и лыжных баз, оздоровительные санатории и пр. Алтай здравница Сибири и зимой и летом, удачи тебе парень.
Yes this is why in the video I say to come for tourism in winter it’s the best
I live In Kuban and we have hardly s now in our region (South of Russian) I moved here about 20 years ago from Siberia and I really miss snow sometimes.
Great points!
I'm glad you liked it!
Hey Jefe', It's still 33-C here in Texas, USA.............lovin' it. Raspados!!!!! That's the only snow I wanna see. 👍
You are totally correct!
Nice to watch you in Siberian winter wonderland. Keep updating your excursions into freezing Siberia and lake Baikal. Love for Xenia. God bless you both.😃🐈🙂 See you at Christmas and Newyear. Have a good time in Mexico love for your family. 😂
We cant wait to show frozen baikal
Such good advice I live in Northwestern, Maine. I have seen people come here and think this is the most awesome place in the world in the summer and fall and after two or three winners they leave because we have long real Winters
Yea thanks for understanding shout out to you out there
But I love the Snow ) It's so much better than english snow!!!!
Hi Dan. Your long-time subscriber, there were 400 people then. I'm just from Sochi. The prices are not adequately huge for everything. Although I am a sound engineer, I have a good income. But city life just sucks up energy. I have been finding myself in the mountains of the Caucasus for many years, I took up mountaineering. I understand you and have always understood you :)
You're one brave man Dan!
Hey Dan, seriously conciddering to go live in Russia.
I am watching lot and lots of videos and i think i have an pretty good idea what life costs ... maybe.
What i can not find is information about work and what you will earn for maybe a truckdriver or cranedriver because this is what i do overhere (Netherlands).
Do you think that you can make a video on that topic?, like what life costs and what you need to afford life?
And please no villa's or rich people stuff but for a laborour like people.
I’ve made videos about cost of housing for various price points check those videos out and I’ll see what else I can make
Russia is certainly not an ideal country (such a country DOES NOT EXIST), but it is much better than many countries. And this (strangely enough) it got from the Soviet Union.
@@amare_naturam I understand that Russia should not be seen as perfect (exept maybe Ebrestan look at my name 😁), but what i see i like.
I live in Netherlands and am 50 years old and for what i see in Russia i think is how we lived here in the 70's 80's when i was a youngster, now the last 20 years i saw my society crumble and the mentality go down the drain and after the covid measures and almost mandates i am seriously considering to move.
My problem is i am autistic (not stupid but i think different i wrote this as a Dutchman but never had english lessons i learned my self) and i need my information plain and raw and pure truth inclusive the downsides for any target i will ever have.
Because the autism i also have different preferences than "normal" people i couldent care less about bad roads or have a house that shows wealth, i want a house that says "welcome" to ME whatever others think of that.
People want a mercedes, i'd like to drive a lada niva (the 4x4) and yes i know what i talk about i drove a samurai for 4 years and loved it, i really am different i guess.
Because of the maybe strange preferences i need different info than others and i can not find that.
Like i am a truckdriver but i need to sleep at home (because the autism) so i need work on a sandtruck garbage truck or something like that, don't care about the hours and early mornings, what can i earn and will it sustain a living for a family of 3?
I also can drive a reachstacker (pretty good actually) and what will that earn?
How are the percentages of tax and will i be able to buy land and build or let build a modest house for my family after i get permanent living permit?
That kind of stuff is difficult to find.
Most videos are for people who allready have money, i never had the opportunity to save up because of illnes of my wife.
Здррово! Сибирь в снегу! А до города Орёл 🌨️ еще не добрался!
Лучше приехать зимой и это время заниматься документами и искать недвижимость нежели приехать когда тепло и пока сделаете документы различные вы не успеете до зимы построить дом, а если покупать готовое жильё то вообще нет разницы когда приезжать.
Coming in winter without a house to live in or clothes and if you have children it’s border line abusive to make them deal with these conditions. I don’t think you thought about this
Subbed my man thanks
Thank you for the support
Not many people move to the middles of nowhere!,,, if you move to any city it’s nit different than Norhthen states
In Central Russia, the snow cover will finally settle, as a rule, after 3-4 times. Sometimes it is not there even in December.
..... not just the wood, but also those bricks/rocks can be recycled.
now you understand why Canada has thanksgiving in october --- that way we can have outdoor picnic table turkey in good weather -- in the US the winter arrives late so having a late thanksgiving is ok
Нужно снять подробное видео, как одеваться зимой. Люди не понимают, насколько может быть холодно.
Yes when it’s time for me to dress up I’ll for sure get out of my gorka and show people ☝🏻🇷🇺
Зачем ? Каждый человек воспринимает холод по своему . Один - замотается в одежду по самые уши , другой - ходит в расстегнутой куртке . Мне например жарко даже зимой , живу в Верхневолжье , 135 км. от Москвы .
Before you go to your home, get the feather sticks, kindling, etc, ready. While the fire is still going mate.
Then you will be ready to light the fire again, when you next return, a lot faster on those really cold days. Just a friendly hint my friend.
Mild spring day here in Sydney Australia, today. Only 30c. Thinking of you mate, nearly midnight, might put a shirt on..
I need to collect birch tree bark for this it’s like absolute fuel
Winter doesn't scare me, brother, I live in New England right now, and this season is harsh, too. I still plan to visit in the summertime because I want to fly over the Siberian green landscape. Do you know if there are any tour companies in your area that offer helicopters or small airplane flights?
Цены на вертолетные экскурсии слишком дорогие. (и в некоторых регионах запрещены для иностранцев)
Did you visit New Scotland also?
Most cute presenter from Mexico ever seen. Well done
Very good advice, stuck in a foreign country, no family, alone, different language, then you pile up, cold, snow, and humidity.
Thank you for giving useful, honest, advices.
Thanks for watching and understanding my friend
Way better to come in the winter, no one on vacation and property is probably cheaper.
Yes I said if you’re coming to vacation it’s good in winter ☝🏻
@@Wild-Siberia I meant government workers and locals arent on vacation.
Went to lake Baikal with my son at the lowest season in April. Stayed in Sahiurta. My favourite place on this planet right now.
Amazing! So glad you experienced it
sleet is like wet snow or snow pellets hail is hail, snow is snow. ice rain / freezing rain, sleet etc.. sleet /slēt/ noun a form of precipitation consisting of ice pellets, often mixed with rain or snow.
Thanks for the info coming from a place without such things one doesn’t learn the vocabulary
Sleet hits your face and it stings.
At 10mins, I believe the early precursor to snow, what you describe is refered to as "sleet" :)
Thanks I need to learn the names of snows
@@Wild-Siberia probably pay to learn the Russian name more :P
As an Australian, also not very familiar with snow
I asked my wife in Russian, she said it's "krupa" (which is also the name for grains...so "sneznaya krupa" = 'snow grains')
Thanks Dan.
No thank you for what you’ve done for the channel
Love your vidoes dan ..
Thanks for the support
What about come and work as a lumberjack in Siberia in the winter. It's on my bucket list.
Sounds very attractive
Every season has some beautiful things. In Siberia the beginning of November is a perfect time for hunting - not much of snow in taiga, nice temperature, grouses gathering in a huge flocks, the best time to spend in a log houses.....Such beauty does not exist in Moscow or St. Petersburg)))
BTW - Irkutsk is the second city in the world by quantity of sunny days per year....The first place has Dallas, TX, USA
Yes this video was a message to the ones who want to move permanently in winter by the way
Кстати в Новгороде появилась первая демократия в мире. Там даже князья не могли ничего решать пока Новгородское вече не вынесет свой вердикт
Вече -это хорошо, но не надо забывать про греков, к примеру, а то можно докатиться до копания морей и прочего...
Не стоит повторять байки историков . Не было там никакой демократии . Как и не было ее в древней Греции . Формально - как бы у греков она была , но также (как и сейчас) подкупали кандидатов и голоса "избирателей" . А в Новгороде была обычная Олигархия , когда богатейшие люди города собирались для решения насущных проблем . У нас сейчас мнения "пипла" никто не спрашивает , а тогда - тем более .. 😁
@@xiao-é-nüren Это простой факт из истории. А моря пусть хохлы копают
В Воронеже тоже выпал первый снег 😊, но он как обычно растает...
Go to Upstate NY, Vermont, or Northern New Hampshire in January. Then picture 2 hours less daylight.
I am interested :)
The mountain view behind your house is so scenic in both summer and winter, can you ski there?
Snowboarding and skiing is done not far from my house also dog sledding
Curious, are you going to use the soil from digging the foundation for raised bed gardening or such? Sure you may need to enrich the soil with some peat, other agrigates. However i hope you do. You mentioned greenhouse so , yes. Best to you and your misses!
We have absolutely rich soil if you see our older videos we harvested a lot because we took all the top soil to one side. The foundation ground will be used to level the new area of land that we reclaimed
go in spring, summer, autumn and winter before choosing to live in any place
Absolutely right
If you install electric gates (and have enough room) fit the type that slide on a track back and forth and not the type that are hinged and have an arm to swing them open. The worm gear in the arms strips if pushed by a vehicle or in a high wind
I’ll be showing the mechanism once it’s done
@@Wild-Siberia I used to fit gates and electric garage doors
Hi Daniel & Wife ❤
Не надо бояться русской зимы и мороза. Снег и холод очищают землю и воздух.😊
🤣 tell that to someone who’s never felt below 12 degrees in their life
@Wild-Siberia поверьте, после -40 вам будет все равно, даже если будет мороз -50. Проверено на себе. 😎
Когда на улице холодно, начинаешь больше ценить такие понятия как дом, домашний очаг, семья, дружба, любовь. Пламенный привет из Красноярска! ❤🥰
Мороз убирает лужи от дождя на асфальте .. )))