Road to my rural village in Russia | Pskov - Nevel - Klyastitsa 

Rural life seems the same everywhere! So peaceful and beautiful, and where people are just people. Thanks for sharing this :)

Thank you for sharing that with all of us, and know in your heart and soul that your baby will never know the pain that you have suffered, simply because God is watching over us all

Thank you for the video, it's always great to see different cities and it's always nice to learn different ways of travelling.

Thank you for this, Natasha. Very interesting and very beautiful. 'Dry grass'? I think you mean what we call 'hay'? (CEHO). That's an easy word to type, even using the English keyboard. I can read and write Russian, but it's a hassle to change keyboards. Excuse my laziness. It's late at night here. Maybe one morning, when I am bright and awake, I will send you a comment in Russian! Thank you again. I love these unpretentious visits to Russian villages. They are more interesting than Moscow or St P'burg, at least to me they are.

I love Russia love from india🙏❤🇮🇳

Love your Vlog !!! I always wanted to see Russia from within & thanks to you we can see that !!! Your ancestral property is lovely !!! It just needs a lot of TLC !!! Also that chest of your great grand mother, please renovate that !!! What a fun project to do wih ur dad and daughter !!! All the best to u and family !!!🌳🏡🌲🌿🌳

Beautiful village

Thank you Natasha for sharing your way of life with us.; it is beautiful.

Сундук = chest.

RUSSIA.. KIT.NA KHUB SURAT HAI NEAT AND CLEAN EDUCATIO HONEST PEOPLES..EVERYTHINGS PERFECT.. BEAUTIFULL..C..

Enjoy to your all family

Natasha.nice.green city.nice.rode..sabirpakistani..tankyou.good.market

Very lovely video. Your English is quite good. I enjoy your presentation! Mickey; Neals, Florida

Great. Love it. Can I ask: why did your family stop raising chicken and have sheep and a cow? Is it costier than buying their products from shops?

difference of buildings, is more alike in USA, wood as material, in France it's stone or brick- btw my grandfac there (father side) wis a mason, built his hous himself. my grandmother was a teacher, and my father went ingeneer, there was social mobility upwards then, growth "30 glorious years after the war.. but my father saw the war as a kid.... was also drafterd during algerian war, not pleasant.. but there was no unemployment then"

russian toilets remind me some I saw outside in henin lietard in mining basin north france, actually much of equipment you found in counryside may seeml similar, I wonder how it is in rural area in US, but, with national specificities, wouldn't be surprised if it was not comparable. my grandfather also had a big garden, he grew lots of things, I am not even sure I know the name in inglish, but he had lots of vegetables, fruits (apples, pears, mirabels, cherries, quetshes, strawberries, other berries, apples, lots of salads "asperges" "cassis" "groseilles", cuncumbers, potatoes, carrots, had some rabbits (poor rabbits, I was a stupid child once) and hens ..know what, countryside life ahas real similarities. but of course, in France distance are wayyy smaller. we 're a concentrated country comparatively, even in countryside. it's not hong kong but everything has benen tamed, changed by man, even woods, forests, almost all except in mountai,ns has been cut and planted at some point, sort of ...not many savage areas, bigger density...

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lots to see, so many remarks ...wow, nevel is real close to bielorussia, so far from petersburg - too bad for the bag - glad to see your parents again - shop modernized, yes, I've known soviet times - guess economic collapse must have been worse - watched it on Tv, godds were there, money wasn't heartbreking - ouch, the roads ...yes, had to see that. maintenance begins to be a problem in west, because of tighter and tighter budgets (big state expanses means less private porofit for stock owners, taxes .. butr roads aren't to that point, except if abandoned small ones in remote parts where nobody ever comes of course) Very very interesting thanks Natasha

Hi Natasha, Oh, Russia? A country of Famous vodka! Hahaha just a joke

I like to rural life.. its great only thing Russia is a very big an between villages is far not like Ireland.keep up the village life very interesting an simple...I love Russian an the people 🇷🇺

Show your this video l felt that same history had every village . Decent rassia l saw with your help . Thanks

Beautiful country. Love from india

It seems like you and your parents basically keep the old house as the dochas, hoping I spelled that right.

So nice and peaceful village I like it ❤💚 please one blog in winter time your village

So beautiful palaces thanks share

Thank you, Your video is nice original village scenery my friend.

What a nice narration Natasha....Love it....

Your sweet memories coz very nice video....

Amazing thanks for sharing

3:30 Of course...you need the ice cream to settle the little one's stomach hehe

Love from India ❤️ I love Russia One day I visit

Thank you so much for seem beautiful village house 🏡 🙏

Russia is my favourite country 💝

Very beautiful your thoughts

You make a lot of utube video and I enjoyed to seeing your video.

wow you know arabic сндок коробка😆

Oh here it is ~ next time i'll know where to find it ~

this is probably one of your best videos. liked the scenery and narration.

#deedarmkn I like love Russia

very beautifull village

Please vlog aigan start

I want to visit Russia someday.

Where are you from

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Great stories

Outstanding video, there is something natural and organic down to earth about your videos. Natasha you very good.

nice !

Hi ntasa

Hi

🙏🙏Namaste 🙏🙏

Hilo.natasha

Please tell me how can I speak English fluently like you? Any tricks and tips? Thanks in advance

Iove u

Seen in another Russian vlogs too, Russian village are empty nowdays.. Gr8 videos.. Nice to know village life

Very pretty villages Natasha. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from México 😇

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Thank you for this My husband's grandmother was from here -- Augusta Rove, b. 1884. She immigrated to NYC with her husband, David Grebow, who was from Vitsyebsk, Vitebsk, Belarus,, but sailed to the U.S. from Hamburg, Germany. They were Jewish. His son (my husband's father) married an Irish Catholic(he met when she was working behind the counter in a bakery when neither had any money) . The son (Leon David Grebow) became an inventor. My husband was born on Fifth Avenue, across from Central Park and graduated from Harvard -- .so the American dream lives. From immigrant Russian Jewish tailor to inventor living on Fifth Avenue with servants and nannies and chauffered limos n 1 generation.

Thank you so much Natasha for showing your village and a lot of information about Russia.

hello dear natasa

Thanks for sharing, very enjoyable and interesting to watch 👍

Thank you Natasha for showing us village life in Russia 😘

Забавно как то но на английском всё старое выглядит по новому. 😁

Fun fact: Russia is not as big as it looks, Russia's size is only 1/3 of Eurasia.