Driving from London to Russia. Russian Girl after 17 years in Britain. 

Hi how much cost, approximatively, the type of house/property you were filming this video ?

Hard to tell. I'm not sure. $200K-500K. I might be wrong

@@richelieutartempion4435 5000000 рублей

@@kilmetyev ok nice price, you know a good website to buy house in Russia ?

@@richelieutartempion4435 www.avito.ru/rossiya/nedvizhimost

What about now 😂

well said and so true.

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Well said and sooo true

@Spencer Haywood .......green one eyed monsters

Totally agree.

You must be giving them a lot of information about you, I have to cancel out 96% of all the channels they suggest (never show this channel again) though I have about 200 vid channels collected that should give the idea of for instance I NEVER watch music. I do not share my info or like a vid, ever.

Same here lol

It is amazing that people need to go to Russia for freedom. These lockdowns should be abolished for good.

Normaly YT is hiding good videos, like Thomas Wangenheim(Philosophy), or is doing censorship. For this reason you will find them on Libry, Bitchute, or Dlive. Like Dr. Sam Bailey, Amazing Poly, Bodo Schiffmann, David Knight, Alex Jones, Sucharit Bhakdi, Reiner Fuellmich, Heinrich Fiechtner, Samuel Eckert, and so on. Interessting is Robert Spencer or David Wood too.

Yes, infect the whole world so millions upon millions of us can die. Excellent idea!

TOMAS SMART...LA PATAGONIA

Yes and especially that not all Russians are alcoholic or low-live thugs. Some wealthy people live there.

USHUAIA ARGENTINA

Well said 👍🏼

I think she'll end up staying in a free society Britain will be shut tight with soldiers in the streets by Jan just like the rest of the commiewealth

@@scooterdogg7580 ?

Britain and Russia are very close. Almost neighbors.

In Britain, the rain gets colder in winter, that's about it.

me too !

Me three!

Yep. Me too !

In Russia I met representatives of British boarding schools trying to recruit children from wealthy families. After finishing those schools, they enter UK universities. I think this was Katya's route to UK many years ago.

@@maria.5974 Well it's not always easy to make money in Russia outside of larger cities. If you aren't a frugal person like me and having a lot of money is important to you, it may be difficult to live in some parts of Russia. I am a very frugal person. I pay my bills, I keep food on my table, I love my small home in Russia. I am comfortable and will be happy becoming a citizen here. But I also believe that all people should go where they are truly, truly happy. If a Russian believes they need to live in the UK, then they need to live in the UK. I just knew I needed to be in Europe. America is not for me. For some people, sure. But not for me. And of course, I met my best friend and wife in Russia so ... that helped. Obviously. :) And Russia became my decision. Originally I thought Scotland or Sweden, where my blood is from. But Russia chose me and I am very glad it did. Not everything is perfect here. But no where is perfect. I've been to many places and lived in many places and no other place (for me) is better than here.

@@schuylerleithulfr788 Mikhail Lermontov, one of the most famous Russian poets, also had Scottish roots.

@@RipperRzN I did not know that! How interesting! I'll read more about him.

Нет , ленинград .

Amazing, ain't it? Then again, Yekatarinburg is practically next door to Siberia, so there's that. I wonder, tho, why she skirted Belarus. Seems to have added significant additional distance.

why she go estonnia?? i'm calling bs

@@usmanakhter8881 European Union of course. Plus the border between Estonia and Russia is very easy to drive over through Narva. I guess she have Russian citizen as well so basically no need of VISA at all. And she is not a Belarus citizen. At least some years ago you either needed to be Belarus citizen or get an invitation from someone living in Belarus to get a VISA and be allowed to get in to Belarus. Through Estonia is the easiest way to go with a car to Russia.

​​​​@@johnnorthtribeРоссия и Беларусь не имеют границы серьёзной, проверок и кордонов нет, но может быть ей пришлось бы покупать что-то для страховки машины на британских номерах итп. поэтому из ЕС попасть сразу в РФ было предпочтительнее конечно же Белоруссия самый близкий друг РФ и никакая виза там не нужна, белорусы и россияне могут работать и жить в странах друг друга без каких-то проблем, патенты, разрешения и прочие сложности не нужны

Money

Lol

In mother Russia , you have be strong as bear to survive

@@user-8fna3m0ga не надо сказать больше

@@2007Club or rich as fuck

One look at the women would have left no doubt.

I was going to comment the same thing. She has an interesting accent.

Её зовут Надежда:) спасибо

AURORA AUSTRAL

She deserves some grand children to care for.

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russian summer is colder than australian winter

Да, забавно) Если бы не видео, мы болтали бы на русском , конечно))

Kate is so beautiful, I wish I lived in the uk :(( she is a doll with a wonderful family 👸🏻👸🏻👸🏻

Really not sustainable to do a trip alone in a car in these times .I think, it is less egoistic to use a train, but this is our freedom to pollute the nature.... Didn´t you learn something in Britain about the issue? "Extinction rebellion" was founded over there...

@@ericguentherhofmann6109 well,I learnt the British people were so ignorant about the outside world(especially Russia 🇷🇺).Many have subscribe to my channel inorder to increase their knowledge about mainstream Russian life.

@Greg Grimer You are right, but it was not me...that´s maybe the reason I´m more concerned about the future.

You can now get around quarantine regulations having some documents proving either your Russian origin or / and that you are on important business trip. Unfortunately no international trains are running and complying with all quarantine regulations is a nightmare. So car is now the only choice. You can fly though, but than you have to live with all quarantine surprises locally. Easier to take your own car. Done it quite a few times and many times alone.

lol

Спасибо Вам за тёплые слова! 🥰 Thank you for kind words! 🥰 (I'm russian but i know english 🙂)

@@WOLF4WOLF I did something similar ' also in an Audi A5 cabrio to Odessa, I know wrong country 😂. But similar Also in Winter ' How did you find Russian Drivers ?

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The house would be upmarket almost everywhere, but especially so in Russia. They are not an average family.

Look at what happened in Texas few days ago, i am curious how the plumbing system is designed in single family homes in Russia to have running water in sub zero degrees, especially in permafrost areas.

@@hank4920 I lived in upstate NY near the Canadian border for 7 years. It was often 20 below zero every night for days or weeks at a time; once it was 35 below. At that temperature cars won't start b/c the motor oil is thick as molasses....now I recall that people put engine block heaters on their cars and plugged them in at night to keep the engines warm enough to start in the morning. Our car was always in a garage so we could start it up OK but without a garage the heaters were a necessity. Houses up there are insulated to withstand extremely low temperatures. Double and triple paned windows, very high rating insulation, etc. Sometimes at night when the temps dipped really low, the house would contract and make a noise like a gun shot. Really LOUD. That happened in several houses I lived in, in winter climates. It scared me the first time I heard it until it was explained to me that this is caused by the house contracting and that it was normal in extreme cold, like below zero. In Texas houses are not insulated to withstand low temperatures like that. So no matter how high you turn the heat, even if the power is still on, the house will leak that heat like a sieve and you will be constantly cold inside, and yes, the pipes can freeze and burst. Ours never did up north. A few nights we did let the sink faucet drip but probably wouldn't have had to. My brother currently has two houses, getting one ready to sell in Little Rock, Arkansas. It got 20" of snow, and the temp dipped below zero; VERY unusual for Little Rock. And one in Missouri, 12 inches of snow, 14 below zero. Both houses are insulated for winter and so neither one had frozen pipes and they didn't lose power either (in the north power companies are ready for winter and you rarely lose power unless there is a severe ice storm or blizzard that knocks down power lines.) I also noticed on news reports that Texans waiting in line for filled propane tanks did not have winter clothing. There were fleece jackets layered over sweatshirt hoodies, several pairs of pajama pants, or just jeans, crocs or athletic shoes on their feet. That is NOT the way to dress for cold weather -- you will be constantly cold. They just don't expect that cold weather so they don't even HAVE parkas, woolen caps or gloves or mittens, or winter boots that are INSULATED. In Florida, we DO have those because we know we may be called north in case of family illness or death up north and we might need that cold weather gear at a moment's notice. We are always ready. Northern NY state is equivalent in weather to St. Petersburg or Moscow, but Siberia is even colder -- that is a very inhospitable climate. I watched a film recently about how a family in Siberia sends their kids to school. The school bus had a 10 mile drive to school. Sometimes the bus broke down in the cold and the driver had to fix it within a half hour or the kids would start getting frostbite even though they wore multiple layers of parkas, gloves, scarves, hats, etc. If the bus did not come to pick them up they had to head home within 15 minutes or they would be in trouble from frostbite. The older kids were never to allow the smallest to fall behind. That is rough to live like that. I don't think the family had a car. A few people rode reindeer, if you can believe that. Crazy.

@@virginiasoskin9082 i saw houses in Siberia's villages having toilet far away in the backyard, imagine have to go there on a freezing winter night. Thank's for your detailed information.

I love long rides personally! My girlfriend is Russian and we go every year but still she has not let me drive/ride in Russia! Says im not built for it and that Russian roads are too messed up haha.

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Glad you enjoyed it!

@@RussianPlus Dear Mr Vyacheslav, may I request you for some help ? 🙏

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Hallo from Germany. In your long road trip where did you sleep while you traveled and or did you have reservations at road side hotels ? Also any language barriers ? Today is 28 June 2021 .

Ain't both of you the same person haha

What, calling her a liar instead of giving her the benefit of doubt and thinking she is an incapable ninny?!

Yea, few more years and its over... sadly. She become 40 and she wont be so attractive for new eployers. Life is cruel

Neither do I but some say that there was a few guys from Germany to travel there

Ewan McGregor did. On a motorbike.

From UK to Turkey.

@@rarecase3666 USHUAIA ANTARTIDA ARGENTINA

I drive every year from UK to Greece. It's over 2k miles

Who is she.?

Am sure she is popular

@@alexdominguez2557 no

SHANGRILA ATLANTIDA PIRIAPOLIS ... URUGUAY

Actually, the distance is like driving from Seattle to Jacksonville, FL alone. The 4700 is kilometers, not miles. "Just" 2900 miles, still an impressive drive.

I don’t think it’s embarrassing its a way of life like French drink wine, Not everybody goes out and gets drunk, I to go out after work to a pub and socialise with colleagues and I don’t drink. There is always humour around I know Katya said they drink till they can’t stand but that is a small majority. It’s only because those drunks shout the loudest some cause trouble and get the rest their bad name. Ray K UK YNWA.

Using the regime's terminology 'lockdown 3' is worrying. It didn't really ease up.

Thank you too!

My favorite, too!

Это Himalayan , in English

Спасибо Johnny за такой содержательный, добрый и правдивый комментарий о России, привет из Германии!!!