Recently I’ve visited Volgograd and on my way back to Moscow, on a map I saw… Urupinsk! I was so excited, because this is a city from an anecdote, and many people even think that this town doesn’t exist, so I had to visit it! Thank you a lot for watching 😉 and here’s the link to join my Russian Speaking Club 📍 elinabakunova.com/russianclub . We start soon!
Eli it's interesting as ever...If you could do a more videos on Tartars and autochton Siberians and other minorities I would really like it ...I'm Montenegrin Serb /Australian and I'm mostly interested in non Slavonic Russia /that's the most interesting topic cos that's something I do have just vague idea of/👍
You give me a smile in my face, like everytime I watch your videos. I'm Austrian, have been several times in Russia an will return in some days. Sweet regards, Mario
I am enjoying seeing Russia with your help. My Maternal Grandparents were from Saratov. They relocated to Canada during the Revolution in 1918. I grew up in Southern California, a very long way from Russia. We currently live in Washington State, USA. I started watching you because you look exactly like our oldest granddaughter! You could be twins, you look so much alike! Maybe we are related. Be safe in your travels, some places look so dangerously cold.
Just found your channel and binged so many of your videos. You are a very good and interesting person. Thanks for showing the true Russia that we don't hear in the west!
This is my first video on this channel. Sooo sorry I don't have the time to watch more and learn sth. more about Russia. I was actually googling sth. about this very town- Uriupinsk and that's how I ended up here. 😂 Somebody was acutally searching to find out more this town, believe it or not. Not about Moscow or any big city.
I find Your channel some hours ago. This was my Your 2. video to watch. 20 h train travel was good too. Good mood videos and interesting. I like Russian language, but I do not understand it. I am Finn.
Dear Eli, Your podcasts about your travels throughout the world are unique. The ones that show Russia are beautiful and breathtaking!!! Thank you for presenting your audience the wonders of your motherland.
As a retired clinical Doctor of Pharmacy, I found your visit to the community pharmacy & the pharmacist very interesting. I noticed the phamacopeia you showed, (in the States it is called the United States Pharmacopeia and National Formulary), as well as the sales, weight, etc. Would love to chat with about this for a long time! My other professional work is in music as a composer, editor and publisher. Wish you could meet my two Sons! Just fly over for a visit!
Urupinsk seems charming! Of course, I love goats, small towns and snow. Russia is famous for its natural pharmacopeia, cures from herbs, flowers and mushrooms -- ancient wisdom and chemistry! I do love your travels. I would move my dogs there if it were possible.
P R O P A G A N D A W O R K S Russia, as part of the genocidal war against Ukraine, seeks to deny the right of the Ukrainian state and people to exist, harbours expansionist illusions that cause destruction. Russia's blatant threats to other countries and continued blackmail show that Russia is preparing for a much larger and longer-lasting conflict against the democratic world. E L I N A B A K U N O V A SUPPORTS PUTIN'S totalitarian REGIME AND W A R (In memory of Aleksej Anatol'evič Naval'nyj А́нна Степа́новна Политко́вская Александр Вальтерович Литвиненко Бори́с Ефи́мович Немцо́в)
Hello Eli! Lee in Atlantic City New Jersey happy to see another video of your adventures around the country. These visits to towns and villages and the rural countryside are my favorites. I enjoy learning about the variety of people that are scattered everywhere with their own unique stories and histories. I'm looking forward to seeing you having more interesting moments! Be safe and healthy! 😊👋
Love Russian people! I lived in Phangan Thailand for 12. Years where it was majority Russians, and I have to say without doubt You guys are the best people I ever met! So gadI fund this channel!
This is a really fun video. I quite enjoyed it. I grew up in the American south. We were always looked at like the people in Urupinsk are there. We just smile and laugh about it. We know the truth and we're okay with being left alone. I now live in the far north of the continental US and it's much the same. We are happy to have big city people leave us alone.
Russian 'soul'? Russian 'soul' at work in Ukraine...was at work in 1944 in Grozny ( when the total Chechnya population was deported by Stalin and a quarter of them died )and again in 1994 and 1999 in Grozny ( when a fifth of the population was killed) There was Russian 'soul' in the obliterated city of Aleppo and in at least ten totally obliterated towns and cities in Ukraine from 2022 and continuing now. About 5 million Ukrainians were starved to death by the Russian 'soul' in the 1930s Judging from those few 'events' among so many the Russian soul = destruction and oppression
Уважаемый человек! Всё, перечисленное Вами - действия властей, которые имеют место быть в любом народе, от которых страдет простой народ. А если смотреть глобально - чем дальше народы от Бога, тем хуже у них правители, от которых они сами же и страдают.
@@daydays12 Well, to begin with, Ukrainians began killing Russians in 2014 after the fascist coup in Kiev with the support of the United States. Victoria Nulland announced the cost of this coup - 5 billion. In 8 years, Ukrainians have killed 14,000 Russian civilians in Ukraine. Don't tell me this is the first time you've heard this. Tell me the reasons that prompted Putin to launch a military operation. Let's see your knowledge. Russia has taken all imaginable steps to ensure that there is no war and has not entered the war for 8 years. Tell me the steps Russia has taken to resolve the conflict in Ukraine since 2014. Let's check your knowledge. For Chechens. They actively collaborated with Hitler during the Second World War. And Stalin dealt with the traitors in his own style. On the Holodomor in Ukraine. You are repeating the Ukrainian version. Famine in those years was not only in Ukraine. And it is not true to present this as a special action of the authorities. This leads to the question why Stalin made Ukrainians out of Russians (the process was called Ukrainization), Why did Lenin call the Land of the Russian Empire Ukraine, because until 1922 you will not find any Ukraine on the maps. Why did Poles and Austrians agitate Russian prisoners in the Terezin and Talerhoff concentration camps to start calling themselves Ukrainians?
The anecdote really is funny and wise. It could be adopted to many countries. Not so well known cities in Russia often have very interesting galeries and museums. And it´s good to see the gentleness and craftsmanship of the people. This video again was a very fine idea. Thank you so much, Eli!
Была в Урюпинске. Специально ездила. Памятника ещё не было с профессором. Была там в 2016 году. Есть оттуда кружка, майка и магнит на холодильник) Забыла написать: люди там действительно замечательные. Очень доброжелательные и открытые. Спасибо за видео ❤
А я родился и вырос в хуторе недалеко от Урюпинска. Сейчас живу в Волгограде, но периодически приезжаю навестить родителей. Приятно увидеть на видео знакомые места)
Climates are not very similar besides cold in the winter, but even that’s different cause of the humidity in Alaska. The summers are much longer and hotter than Fairbanks. Plus it’s very dry… it’s a steppe climate, very arid, massive plains (no mountains) and insane winds.
TWO 2 Y E A R S OF W A R ! TWO 2 Y E A R S OF TRAGEDY! In Ukraine, people are losing their lives; in Russia, people are losing their soul... The most difficult thing to do is getting your soul back, to pay the price for atrocities, for the crimes that you do, for apathy... S T O P P R O P A G A N D A @ElifromRussia = soft - Power propagandist channel K R E M L I N S P O N S O R E D
Just go, you will absolutely love it if you value interesting architecture, nature or whatever, I recommend trying to learn a bit of the language though. Was a bit of a shock for me as I could not communicate and feel a true integration with everything as I wanted to.
Thank you for sharing and caring to share, this province reminds me a lot of where I do live in Canada at least the nature and snow are the same, everything else looks so much better this is due to it being very different as well
Thanks to you, Eli, I know the whole of Russia (don't drop the "w"!). I love the way you respect all the places you visit and their inhabitants. Every country has its own "Urupinsk". France had its "Romorantin", but we prefer the fictitious name of "Trifouilly-les-Oies", among others. The USA has its "Podunk", but "Kalamazoo" isn't far behind (both actual place-names).
I'm from the USA and I like geography, but I didn't know that "Podunk" was actually a real place and not just a word meaning a town in the back of beyond.
Эли, приезжай в Тамбов! Тоже мемный город, спасибо песне про мальчика и фразе про лучшего товарища)) Может быть, тебе и у нас понравится? Видео, как всегда, шикарное. Ты говоришь на английском, для иностранной аудитории, но и чисто русским людям ты очень многое даёшь понять о том, какая крутая и красивая у нас страна. Я обожаю твой канал:з
People often forget to visit their own country, i myself left Algeria without ever visiting the Sahara desert which is very beautiful. I hope i can return soon there to correct this.
@@ElifromRussiahello Eli....I am Suraj from India. I want to learn Russian language....but I want to know....that where I can do job in Russia....& How much I can earn as an Indian Russian speaker. Please.....help🙏❤❤
Thank you for the quality of your videos. I was left with a very different perspective of the Russia I imagined. Thanks for that too. Greetings from Portugal.
I was sitting with my coffee and scrolling through YT and was thinking -shouldn't Eli's vlog be popping up and... boom, two minutes later - here you are. Always look forward to your SAturday vids.
How many of you long for the time, not so long ago, when towns like this were common in America? Sadly, those days are mostly gone. I'd love to visit Urupinsk, a town which can remind Americans of when their country had not sunk into decadence and extreme behaviors. Thank you Eli, for the brief look at a provincial Russian town.
Yes, this is the unspoken truth in many peoples mind these days, so very sad to see everything people fought and died for being destroyed by the liberals.
They’re still pretty common. Everywhere. And I’m from Jersey, 20mi from NYC, and yet even here, in the denser populated state in the country there are thousands of small, cute, towns like this. Decadence. Seriously? Very few can afford real decadence.
My “German from Russia” grandmother was born near Saratov, not too far from Uryupinsk. My dad (her son) became a pharmacist! Just loved this video. The town is beautiful! Looking forward to visiting Russia some day!
Interesting to see that when you asked people why the city is good to live they stop to think about. This mean that even them don't know why is really good to live there.
Greetings from Hamilton Canada ,I appreciate your videos from Russia ,are they so much different to all the hatred propaganda we here on the daily base in our country ,which I apologise in our country behalf . keep up the good work .👍👍👍
Insightful, informative and wonderfully presented. I thoroughly enjoy your videos and always look forward to the next episode of your journey across Russia. Many thanks, Eli. Happy travels.
Oh, discovered something new again. At 0:37 a stroller with sled runnerst instead of wheels. Never seen something alike before but makes totally sense.
Something about your video seems different than others in a good way but i cant tell what:). Those Russian songs at the end sounded beautiful. Thanks from India.
When I was in Moscow at a market, I bought some of these goat fluff gloves and hats for gifts, very soft and warm; thanks for sharing!! The music towards the end was excellent also! Can you link the artist?
Nice city, it's a bit like my hometown in Italy: Voghera, a sort of stereotypical average town that represents the provinces but in the end the quality of life is good. What's the title of the song in the end? Take care! bye
Recently I’ve visited Volgograd and on my way back to Moscow, on a map I saw… Urupinsk! I was so excited, because this is a city from an anecdote, and many people even think that this town doesn’t exist, so I had to visit it! Thank you a lot for watching 😉 and here’s the link to join my Russian Speaking Club 📍 elinabakunova.com/russianclub . We start soon!
Очень хорошее видео, надеюсь скоро увидеть вас
Eli it's interesting as ever...If you could do a more videos on Tartars and autochton Siberians and other minorities I would really like it ...I'm Montenegrin Serb /Australian and I'm mostly interested in non Slavonic Russia /that's the most interesting topic cos that's something I do have just vague idea of/👍
@@radomirratkovic9014 She did, look her older videos.
You give me a smile in my face, like everytime I watch your videos.
I'm Austrian, have been several times in Russia an will return in some days.
Sweet regards,
Mario
Eli; who is the artist of that last song at the end of your video? Thanks
Beautiful song and video as usual
Feels like a small town in Sweden 30-50 years ago. Before things started to go crazy.
What’s that supposed to mean? Sweden was already rich 30-50 years ago.
I buy you a ticket to Russia comrade.
What do you mean by crazy? Or is it just you becoming old?
Pharmacy Lady was very kind to provide a tour and let you film.
I am enjoying seeing Russia with your help. My Maternal Grandparents were from Saratov. They relocated to Canada during the Revolution in 1918. I grew up in Southern California, a very long way from Russia. We currently live in Washington State, USA. I started watching you because you look exactly like our oldest granddaughter! You could be twins, you look so much alike! Maybe we are related. Be safe in your travels, some places look so dangerously cold.
I'm from white sea coast. Hm, I love "Twin Peaks"
I really enjoy seeing parts of Russia :) I'm from Australia, and Russia really is like a whole other world, so different from the west.
As a Romanian this town looks like an average small Romanian town and I can see the slavic influence to our culture. I'd love to visit Russia one day.
I live in the neighbourhood in Southern Banat, Serbia, and it also looks very much alike any small town in the Pannonian plane here.
When the terrorist has gone.
Just found your channel and binged so many of your videos. You are a very good and interesting person. Thanks for showing the true Russia that we don't hear in the west!
This is my first video on this channel. Sooo sorry I don't have the time to watch more and learn sth. more about Russia. I was actually googling sth. about this very town- Uriupinsk and that's how I ended up here. 😂
Somebody was acutally searching to find out more this town, believe it or not. Not about Moscow or any big city.
@@alexst.8789 Why were you researching Uriupinsk in particular?
I find Your channel some hours ago. This was my Your 2. video to watch. 20 h train travel was good too. Good mood videos and interesting. I like Russian language, but I do not understand it. I am Finn.
The ending song was beautiful!
The song: Гости Из Будущего - Зима В Сердце. This video shows an acoustic version of this song
Dear Eli, Your podcasts about your travels throughout the world are unique. The ones that show Russia are beautiful and breathtaking!!! Thank you for presenting your audience the wonders of your motherland.
This is why I moved to Russia from England as I show in my videos.
As a retired clinical Doctor of Pharmacy, I found your visit to the community pharmacy & the pharmacist very interesting. I noticed the phamacopeia you showed, (in the States it is called the United States Pharmacopeia and National Formulary), as well as the sales, weight, etc. Would love to chat with about this for a long time!
My other professional work is in music as a composer, editor and publisher.
Wish you could meet my two Sons! Just fly over for a visit!
Urupinsk seems charming! Of course, I love goats, small towns and snow. Russia is famous for its natural pharmacopeia, cures from herbs, flowers and mushrooms -- ancient wisdom and chemistry! I do love your travels. I would move my dogs there if it were possible.
I’m British 🇬🇧 and I would love to go to Russia one day, much love to you from me Eli !!
You can start tomorrow, I' m Austrian and have been several times there!
I think I want to go to Mariopol in Donesk and assemble PPVs [bicicles] for people with mobillity issues.
P R O P A G A N D A W O R K S
Russia, as part of the genocidal war against Ukraine, seeks to deny the right of the Ukrainian state and people to exist, harbours expansionist illusions that cause destruction.
Russia's blatant threats to other countries and continued blackmail show that Russia is preparing for a much larger and longer-lasting conflict against the democratic world.
E L I N A B A K U N O V A
SUPPORTS PUTIN'S totalitarian
REGIME
AND
W A R
(In memory of
Aleksej Anatol'evič Naval'nyj
А́нна Степа́новна Политко́вская
Александр Вальтерович Литвиненко
Бори́с Ефи́мович Немцо́в)
@@urrywestWell I'm sure there are plenty of people like that there now.
I started learning English in school with "London is a capital of Great Britain". Love your country since then ❤️
Nice to know this normal russian channel exist
Greetings from Kazan, Russia! Elina, thank you for introducing us to the cities of our big country.
Is it not affordable or feasible for russians to cruise the country?
@@MaxHohenstaufen do you know how big Russia is ?
@@gabrielbakalarz5722Brazil is huge but it's rare to find someone who didn't travel around.
@@vitordelima not as big as Russia . Planet earth is also big place , but not everyone is travelling around
@@gabrielbakalarz5722It's twice as big, but travelling by airplane here used to be very cheap and fast.
Hello Eli! Lee in Atlantic City New Jersey happy to see another video of your adventures around the country. These visits to towns and villages and the rural countryside are my favorites. I enjoy learning about the variety of people that are scattered everywhere with their own unique stories and histories. I'm looking forward to seeing you having more interesting moments! Be safe and healthy! 😊👋
Love Russian people! I lived in Phangan Thailand for 12. Years where it was majority Russians, and I have to say without doubt You guys are the best people I ever met! So gadI fund this channel!
Hope one day I can visit Russia 🇷🇺♥️ greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Me Too, Eli makes a Great Tour Guide and Promoter.
Ждём всех)
Nice anecdote! Most countries have a town that is so ordinary that it represents the whole country. Thank you for taking us to Urupinsk.
7:50 this is a compounding part of the pharmacy. 👍 In the US compounding pharmacies are separated from "traditional" distribution pharmacies.
This is a really fun video. I quite enjoyed it. I grew up in the American south. We were always looked at like the people in Urupinsk are there. We just smile and laugh about it. We know the truth and we're okay with being left alone. I now live in the far north of the continental US and it's much the same. We are happy to have big city people leave us alone.
Urupinsk looks like a pleasant place to live.
I love your videos about Russia. Thank you.
I admire the Russian soul of the finally music set. Русская Душа. Браво.
Russian 'soul'? Russian 'soul' at work in Ukraine...was at work in 1944 in Grozny ( when the total Chechnya population was deported by Stalin and a quarter of them died )and again in 1994 and 1999 in Grozny ( when a fifth of the population was killed) There was Russian 'soul' in the obliterated city of Aleppo and in at least ten totally obliterated towns and cities in Ukraine from 2022 and continuing now. About 5 million Ukrainians were starved to death by the Russian 'soul' in the 1930s
Judging from those few 'events' among so many the Russian soul = destruction and oppression
Уважаемый человек! Всё, перечисленное Вами - действия властей, которые имеют место быть в любом народе, от которых страдет простой народ. А если смотреть глобально - чем дальше народы от Бога, тем хуже у них правители, от которых они сами же и страдают.
@@daydays12 Well, to begin with, Ukrainians began killing Russians in 2014 after the fascist coup in Kiev with the support of the United States. Victoria Nulland announced the cost of this coup - 5 billion. In 8 years, Ukrainians have killed 14,000 Russian civilians in Ukraine. Don't tell me this is the first time you've heard this. Tell me the reasons that prompted Putin to launch a military operation. Let's see your knowledge. Russia has taken all imaginable steps to ensure that there is no war and has not entered the war for 8 years. Tell me the steps Russia has taken to resolve the conflict in Ukraine since 2014. Let's check your knowledge. For Chechens. They actively collaborated with Hitler during the Second World War. And Stalin dealt with the traitors in his own style. On the Holodomor in Ukraine. You are repeating the Ukrainian version. Famine in those years was not only in Ukraine. And it is not true to present this as a special action of the authorities. This leads to the question why Stalin made Ukrainians out of Russians (the process was called Ukrainization), Why did Lenin call the Land of the Russian Empire Ukraine, because until 1922 you will not find any Ukraine on the maps. Why did Poles and Austrians agitate Russian prisoners in the Terezin and Talerhoff concentration camps to start calling themselves Ukrainians?
Thanks Eli. You're amazing.
Eli my read love, you are the best Russian picture....my Sloven soul....
Spot on facial expressions! Great sense of humor! Love it when you do sketches
Urupinsk looks like a beautiful small city to live in!
The anecdote really is funny and wise. It could be adopted to many countries. Not so well known cities in Russia often have very interesting galeries and museums. And it´s good to see the gentleness and craftsmanship of the people. This video again was a very fine idea. Thank you so much, Eli!
Была в Урюпинске. Специально ездила. Памятника ещё не было с профессором. Была там в 2016 году. Есть оттуда кружка, майка и магнит на холодильник)
Забыла написать: люди там действительно замечательные. Очень доброжелательные и открытые. Спасибо за видео ❤
А я родился и вырос в хуторе недалеко от Урюпинска. Сейчас живу в Волгограде, но периодически приезжаю навестить родителей. Приятно увидеть на видео знакомые места)
I always look forward to Eli’s latest segments. She is a terrific storyteller. I hope she continues to expand the scope of countries she visits.
About the same size and climate as my town in Fairbanks, Alaska. Love the town size, wished it has more cool statues like this town...
Climates are not very similar besides cold in the winter, but even that’s different cause of the humidity in Alaska. The summers are much longer and hotter than Fairbanks. Plus it’s very dry… it’s a steppe climate, very arid, massive plains (no mountains) and insane winds.
Video editing is very good gives an immersive feel to the places.
TWO 2 Y E A R S OF W A R !
TWO 2 Y E A R S OF TRAGEDY!
In Ukraine, people are losing their lives; in Russia, people are losing their soul...
The most difficult thing to do is getting your soul back, to pay the price for atrocities, for the crimes that you do, for apathy...
S T O P P R O P A G A N D A
@ElifromRussia = soft - Power propagandist channel
K R E M L I N S P O N S O R E D
Thanks for your video, information and explanations! Have a nice trip in Uriupinsk! 🇮🇹🤗🇷🇺
So Urupinsk is a low-key town visited by a low-key Eli, but it still is an interesting part of life. You have a gift Elina!
I'm an American but I hope to come to Russia!
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@@danrichards2554 get a life dude
Just go, you will absolutely love it if you value interesting architecture, nature or whatever, I recommend trying to learn a bit of the language though. Was a bit of a shock for me as I could not communicate and feel a true integration with everything as I wanted to.
@@fatalmokrane small minds make stupid comments.
@@SureNuf I've already studied two years in an online Russian study program.
Very nice . . . all the coloured houses reminds me of the fishing villages in Newfoundland. Cheers.
Love your travels Eli. Keep it up. Thank you from a retired Irishman retired in Thailand 🇮🇪💚🇷🇺💚🇹🇭
She should definitely visit Ireland. I'm a Serbian but an Irish at heart. There are so many interesting ppl here watching the video about Uriupinsk.
Thank you for sharing and caring to share, this province reminds me a lot of where I do live in Canada at least the nature and snow are the same, everything else looks so much better
this is due to it being very different as well
Thanks to you, Eli, I know the whole of Russia (don't drop the "w"!). I love the way you respect all the places you visit and their inhabitants. Every country has its own "Urupinsk". France had its "Romorantin", but we prefer the fictitious name of "Trifouilly-les-Oies", among others. The USA has its "Podunk", but "Kalamazoo" isn't far behind (both actual place-names).
Glenn Miller "I Got a Gal in Kalamazoo"
I'm from the USA and I like geography, but I didn't know that "Podunk" was actually a real place and not just a word meaning a town in the back of beyond.
This video was Eli's GOAT (greatest of all time)
🐐
What a wonderful video. I really did enjoy this.
I am Tibetan and I like Russian
Эли, приезжай в Тамбов! Тоже мемный город, спасибо песне про мальчика и фразе про лучшего товарища)) Может быть, тебе и у нас понравится? Видео, как всегда, шикарное. Ты говоришь на английском, для иностранной аудитории, но и чисто русским людям ты очень многое даёшь понять о том, какая крутая и красивая у нас страна. Я обожаю твой канал:з
Спасибо за теплые слова!
People often forget to visit their own country, i myself left Algeria without ever visiting the Sahara desert which is very beautiful. I hope i can return soon there to correct this.
@@ElifromRussiahello Eli....I am Suraj from India. I want to learn Russian language....but I want to know....that where I can do job in Russia....& How much I can earn as an Indian Russian speaker.
Please.....help🙏❤❤
Happy Travels Eli ❤
I love Urupinsk! The pharmacy shop is the best!
this was a lovely video and the music at the end was really nice
I love watching your videos. Really have grown to appreciate the diverse culture, and people. Best wishes from the Eastern Shore of America!
This is why I moved to Russia from England as I show in my videos.
My most loved you tuber channel of Russian
Eli you are amazing ! Thanks to you I see Russia. Greetings from Bucharest Romania !
i would live to Urupinsk , remember me french canadian village when i was young... thank for sharing Eli
Thank you for the quality of your videos. I was left with a very different perspective of the Russia I imagined. Thanks for that too. Greetings from Portugal.
I'm an Indian professor, now retired. I love Russia from the core of my heart from the days of USSR.
@roro4787 Along with Iran and North Korea, you can all be the bestest of friends! Sounds positively dreamy.
@@TMMReznorRussia is a member of the BRICS , where most of the world 's population lives .
I really enjoy all your videos. Thanks for helping us better understand Russian life.
I was sitting with my coffee and scrolling through YT and was thinking -shouldn't Eli's vlog be popping up and... boom, two minutes later - here you are. Always look forward to your SAturday vids.
Cool!! I'm sure gonna go there *this year,* on my planned way to visit the Russian Caucasus places from Your vids.
Greetings from France. I love your videos Eli, keep up with these good vibes!
Hi Elina. Thank you for sharing this interesting city of Russia, it looks like the time stopped over there. Regards from Sydney ☺️
Awesome as always!
How many of you long for the time, not so long ago, when towns like this were common in America? Sadly, those days are mostly gone. I'd love to visit Urupinsk, a town which can remind Americans of when their country had not sunk into decadence and extreme behaviors. Thank you Eli, for the brief look at a provincial Russian town.
Yes, this is the unspoken truth in many peoples mind these days, so very sad to see everything people fought and died for being destroyed by the liberals.
What are you talking about, tons of them in the midwest. You know, flyover country.
@@Steve-318 this just shows your prejudice and ignorance.
They’re still pretty common. Everywhere. And I’m from Jersey, 20mi from NYC, and yet even here, in the denser populated state in the country there are thousands of small, cute, towns like this. Decadence. Seriously? Very few can afford real decadence.
Wonderful presentation.
You are a real gem Eli, another top class video. Making interesting video from a small town look so easy for you.
I am like you, I smiled from beginning to end !
Eli! I see that you like Russia a lot, and that's why I like you!
Nice anecdote.. loved it!
Best Kept Secrets .... Nice looking Town !
Thank you Eli, loved the adventure to Urupinsk ! Gary from the USA
Thanks for a other interesting video about the Russian Federation. ❤ from the Netherlands. 😊
Traveling to so many wonderful places must give you a much better perspective on humanity than those of us who have not traveled as much.
My “German from Russia” grandmother was born near Saratov, not too far from Uryupinsk. My dad (her son) became a pharmacist! Just loved this video. The town is beautiful! Looking forward to visiting Russia some day!
The clean air sounds nice that statue made me laugh keep rocking Beautiful Eli xoxo 😘 …
Interesting to see that when you asked people why the city is good to live they stop to think about. This mean that even them don't know why is really good to live there.
Thanks for the excellent video!
Greetings from Hamilton Canada ,I appreciate your videos from Russia ,are they so much different to all the hatred propaganda we here on the daily base in our country ,which I apologise in our country behalf . keep up the good work .👍👍👍
Eli, for me you are the real Russia!
I want to visit Urupinsk! It’s speaking to my heart ❤️ what a beautiful place and people!
Но, очен холодно!
Only in winter! You should wait for summer and it should be just fine :)
@@trolleybustoeternity more like wait for Putin to exit, permanently.
Where ever you move to keep the smile, the red hair and the eye brows
Insightful, informative and wonderfully presented. I thoroughly enjoy your videos and always look forward to the next episode of your journey across Russia. Many thanks, Eli. Happy travels.
You have such a wonderful way of finding the good in everyone and everything, Eli! Thank you!
Like the song winter in the heart ❤
Эли, мой супруг твой большой фанат. Он баварец. Я сама из Уфы. Родилась и выросла здесь) Ждем новых видео)
❤❤❤ vids
Damn it, I don't want to be repetitive, but it seems that I don't get tired about it. You are a top documentary maker. Thanks for... all this.
Oh, discovered something new again. At 0:37 a stroller with sled runnerst instead of wheels. Never seen something alike before but makes totally sense.
I saw that as well and thought it was genius.
Thank you for your
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how i wish to live in this place too🙏
I really enjoy Elli videos
Something about your video seems different than others in a good way but i cant tell what:). Those Russian songs at the end sounded beautiful. Thanks from India.
I thought so too. It comes across as a little deeper and more personal, less polished and more sincere somehow.
Awesome , exciting and wonderful ❤❤❤thanks for sharing 🎉🎉🎉
Very cute
Eli, what nice videos you do! thanks!
You are so awesome!! Thank you from America!❤👍👍
Fantastic ❤.
When I was in Moscow at a market, I bought some of these goat fluff gloves and hats for gifts, very soft and warm; thanks for sharing!! The music towards the end was excellent also! Can you link the artist?
"Winter in the Heart" is the fourth musical album by the band "Guests from the Future", released in 2000.
@@RimmaSeile Thank you!
As usual more than one like. Thanks for the post!
The lady at 4:55 has the MOST beautiful blue eyes!! Wow!
But the hat is too big!
@@fatalmokranethis is a typical fur hat for cold weather in Russia)
@@RimmaSeile yes i know
That was so great! I just love your videos. 😅 That sled slide is awesome! Russian humor is so great!😊
I was really expecting to see Eli on that sled slide.
@screddot7074 oh, definitely
Nice city, it's a bit like my hometown in Italy: Voghera, a sort of stereotypical average town that represents the provinces but in the end the quality of life is good.
What's the title of the song in the end?
Take care! bye
"Зима на сердце", группа "Гости из будущего" - "Winter on the heart", the group "Guests from the future"
@@АлександрСайчук-й5д Thank you!
Спасибо 👍
Wow Eli you keep on exciting me!
Great video Eli! Lovely as always. Saludos desde Argentina🇦🇷😊
Como va Milei?
@@timmy-wj2hc 🫠mal lamentablemente por ahora
Супер! Теперь обязательно нужно съездить в Бобруйск))