Five of the World's Most Fascinating Small Towns 

Jonah Terry right so interesting would love to visit

I just wonder if theres an earthquake

I actually live in the state where Coober Pedy is and it is one of the most neutral locations for seismic activity, it has a couple of little tremors that you hardly notice once every 10 or so years.

we do not have any faults down under mate, nothing shakes here unless we blow something up. which we like doing, but that is another story. love from down under.

Graham De Lacey , you better do some research Graham , Australia does have fault lines, and we do suffer from earthquakes. You should spend your time on the internet to educate yourself Graham and not run around making false statements "" Earthquakes in Australia have also resulted in significant damage and loss of life. This was certainly the case with the magnitude 5.6 Newcastle earthquake in 1989, which killed 13 people and resulted in a $4 billion damage bill. Adelaide is the most earthquake prone capital in Australia. ""

Yeah I had to recheck the view count.. this is amazing

Something interesting and educational like this should have more views and subscribers than PewDiePie

4 million now lol

They upload really often and that can be annoying

I mean. It’s a news channel owned by CNN 10-

lol

And men wonder why women talk to themselves. Give them an option, hello.

what do you mean, she does _all_ the talking lol

why do you have to make it a gender thing man, come on

Haha not even a word

I agree. Their town is a proof that it is possible to go zero waste.

Yes!! It's not so hard to live responsibly and it's even easier if the whole community participates.

If I ever want to bdly get away from modern society, I'll move there

Pipe down ya virtue signaling phony

45 categories? In Flanders (Belgium) we have recycle parks, i think almost 20 categories? At home paper, PMD (plastic bottles, small metals from cans , and drinking cartons) and the rest waste are collected, sometimes glass collected at door, otherwise you have to take it to a glass bulb the big peaces, and more selectable recyclable little pieces you can bring to a recycle park, think it comes to about 20 categories there, selective pure metals, some different kinds of plastics, reasable clean wood , dirty wood for energy, textiles , oils, paints, small electrics, ... i think the containerpark started at 8-10 categories 20 years ago and slowly added option in witch some better recycling seems to be possible.

Army Otaku imagine: they thought it was impossible too

they can be successful because they are a small town with small community, it's easier to get everyone to cooperate, you wouldn't expect Tokyo to do the same with it's 9 million inhabitant to all cooperate like that, would you? XD

@@wh7824 Well, you could try to divide Tokyo into several neighborhood communities of 1000 people or so.

Lone Starr what? Have you ever seen Tokyo?? there can be 1000 people on one floor of a building in Tokyo also it’s the biggest city on earth you can’t just divide it

The fist step is to think that it is not impossible

Estephany De Luna yeah agreed. I’d like to stay there a whike

Nah...Watch Waterworld, literally the same thing

@@petemccarthy5819 i had the pleasure of staying on the island next to it for a few days, no wifi, just me two friends, the beautiful Caribbean and these fascinating ways of life. A popular snack is conch shellfish, which they swim out and dive down for whenever. They have mounds of the shells around the island. :)

thats literally why I clicked on the video lol

@@invictusgardener3090 Yep that's what I was thinking, the atoll from WaterWorld (even though this one is not an atoll). Too crowded for my taste, I like wide open spaces (and I don't count the water, you can't walk on it) but to each his own.

SmokeyTube Awesome

SmokeyTube awesome place Estonia island is cool

SmokeyTube your mom is from there

Are there really no male present there even at school?

SmokeyTube Agh! Seriously?! I just left a comment about how much I love those traditional skirts! I think it is so beautiful and awesome how woman wear the skirts on a daily basis, how it hasn’t just become something to wear for holidays. Do you have one? I would love to have one. I wish there was a way to order one. I am in a city (Chicago), where we have a decent sized Estonian population, but most people are of Estonian descent at this point. A lot of Estonians came here after WWI and WWII.

Me too

Me too

I think I would prefer population 1 town

Me too ✅🙋🏻‍♀️

I wish we could have a town or state here in the USA that lives just like how Japan does... I'd move there in a heartbeat.

FoxyWhite I think those underground homes are really cool!

The bedrock might not be too far down

Yeah..I would live to go live there...but..what about food? Jobs? Can you rent a place?

Australians playing real life Minecraft

'Brown man in a pile of sh*t" I absolutely love that

piggypoo. It’s an American channel. So if she used Celsius Americans would when been confused.

+Rachel J Yeah, but it wasn't the narrator who said it. It was the undergrownd down underer.

Im a Kiwi and some older folks here in New Zealand still rock out the imperial measurements. Hell I'm only mid thirties and I use them sometimes

Aussies use Fahrenheit when Celsius hits 100 degrees in the old money....."it's 100 out there" sounds dramatic!

People can use both Farenheit and Centigrade, it's not hard to conceptualise.

It looks like she runs a tavern so there are people passing through to talk to.

khushboo sirova my husband and I wish we could move there with our 3 kids

@@annak804 what's stopping you from moving?

All of the people in the surrounding countryside probably come in to the tavern to socialize.

It literally is the land down under

Beautiful? Or a huge social experiment

@@jonog5632 What are you on about?

Wtf are you a reptile?

Language??

@@kimmyball4961 I'd be guessing Spanish, because Colombia?

Kimberly Ball There was translated Japanese in the video. I’m sure they could’ve translated Spanish.

Gustavo D'Mello I was gonna say maybe no one there spoke English but they wouldn’t have had a problem getting a translator on the interviewer’s side so hm

chill yr outrage son. obviously its because no one really went there it was stock film.

Ignitus Sadly, this is mostly just the case for Kamikatsu. Switzerland is an entire country and is the most sustainable country on the globe.

they are considered one the worst countries when it comes to recycling, they also are obsessed with the extreme use of one time use plastics, which are hell on the environment, hopefully the example of that one town will slowly turn the whole country around.

Turns out im as oblivious as ever. Maybe not their ways of living but their courtesey and politeness? Although it may be too much.

Then maybe not the recycling part but their city management is great. Tokyo is an amazing city and currently the largest.

The suicide rate in Japan isn't that much higher than most other countries. Even if it was, at least they're polite about it. Wish these fucks shooting up places in the states would follow their lead and leave other people out of their bull shit

yes, these towns need multiculturalism. africans, and muslim middle easterners and pakistani need to move in, especially in the first town.

Survival of the fittest, baby.

He let the biggest and smelliest fart ever and gone they were!

Well, there must've been more people at some point, seeing as there was both a church and a school, but eventually everyone except her moved away.

@@treetopy How is she not benefiting her surroundings? A population of 1 would drastically reduce her carbon footprint. The land around her is practically pristine lol. If she's paying taxes then she's doing just fine.

They'll never find the bodies

Lars Aarton Yes, I was also surprised to see it pop up right at the beginning of the video. Being an Estonian, I'm used to people not knowing where or what country Estonia even is and so us considered to be worthy for some top 5 video is a really nice feeling. Thank you very much everyone 🤗 also I really liked the other towns as well and hope to visit some of them in the future maybe 😊

Halfling I feel like he would have a solution to just about any problem.

Genesis could be language barrier 🤷🏻‍♀️

Language??

@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas Lol, i meant maybe the townspeople have a language barrier. ☺

@@litzyflores999 Nope. They interviewed people in Estonia. Silly reason.

@@kimmyball4961 Nope. It's Spanish. I'm from Colombia.

He looks like he's tired of her shit lmao

Yeah, it looks like the husband is really tired of listening to the wife and wants to banish her from the town.

they used to. she must have chased them away.

lol

welcome to nebraska haha

Why move if she's comfortable there? Is her choice.

@Raven Red Honestly, if everyone moved away from where I live I would not feel much need to follow them as long as I still have electricity and phone/internet I could still keep in touch with my friends.

thats gross

Have you seen the video about you

Justin Y. You are everywhere

Paul White he’s prob subbed to 10000 channels.

I like that you are here daddy

SmokeyTube kinky

hope so

That was exactly my response - that and cynical laughter!

It must mean crime is so low there since everyone knows each other and live so close together there's no need for police. ...just a thought.

I grew up in a town of about 100 people. We had zero crime. We not only had no police force, but I didn't know what a police officer was until I learned about them in school. Until then I thought those were the outfits of specific TV characters. I don't live there anymore, but the town still has zero crime and zero cops. :)

police only make more problems. they dont solve them

@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas It is true in many countries

only in your pervert mind

The best comment I’ve seen on RU-vid

The narrator also called it "Eastern Europe"...smh.

yes, these towns need multiculturalism. africans, and muslim middle easterners and pakistani need to move in, especially in the first town.

@@itsmetheherpes1750 how many times you post the same comment? Broken record much?

Seriously? Why is Cardiff full of garbage though?

Isn't that the town with all of the teenage suicides?

Uh, I live in Tokyo. I wouldn't say you want to follow all of Japan. The town they showed here is a minority. I can't tell you how much single-use plastic is used on the daily.

Yahye sTudios 😰

solid rock, it won't collapse. plus you can always reinforce it.

I am down with you

What is your culture if I may ask?

@@toni7808 Estonia

yeah underground is great, until you die of radon poisoning. and as for japan, that is one small model village, when the rest of japan is obsessed with plastic, wrapping, consumerism, and not recycling.

@@dr3754 good job in always seeing the bad things in stead of seeing the down as good example

@@dr3754 Okay Mr. Pessimist

prove it

Devin Tanner - You’re mistaken

stock photo lies

Look closely, the camera moves, it’s not a photo You’re probably mistaken

First

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Jax Trần first

Sixth!

Hole

Max Aggropop hole*

Not really an issue. Coober Pedy is located in one of the most geologically stable parts of the continent.