In Serbia we have treshnya which is probably chereshnya in Russian, and it is sweet, and vishnya is sour, and its tree is way smaller than treshnya or chereshnya as you call it. We use vishnya for cakes, pies and juices, and chereshnyas we eat raw.
именно так! По западным меркам, что черешня, что вишня - одного поля ягоды: cherry, «черри». Только черешня - это сладкая «черри», а вишня - кисловатая. Черешня более требовательна к климату (любит жару), вишня может расти даже в северных широтах.
Exactly. Chereshnya requires more sunshine and a warmer climate and vishnia grows well in our climate. Vishnia is sour but it's taste is more complex, juicy and saturated if you wait for it to fully ripen. But such a thing is rarely sold in city stores.
@@alexkachur6358 we had a rose and a yellow for light colored chereshna/sweet cherries and 2 red ones one bright and small and one dark and big. And then for vishna/tart cherries, we had 2 types too, small ones and large ones. In our land in Simferopol. Maybe you are right about temperature but we had both tart and sweet 6 verities in total.
I hope the government doesn't block RU-vid in Russia. We need to hear the Russian people's point of view in their comments, I most often agree and appreciate them. The powers that should not be controls our countries above the national government levels. They are the ones who divide our peoples and set us against each other. God bless Russia.
@@user-oh7sx8qr4tни чего страшного в этом нет, ему нужно раскручивать канал и зарабатывать. Ему нужно достроить свой дом. Я уверен когда он наберёт аудиторию, он перестанет делать клик байты.
Let's hope RU-vid doesn't get blocked in Russia. I think they won't! There are many Russian RU-vidrs who do this for work and this should make them think!! However, the video was very nice and these markets with local products are really interesting. Thanks Sam 🍀🌻 🍀🌻
RU-vid has deleted a lot of interesting Russian-language channels with millions of subscribers. Soon Russians will really have nothing to see here. very sad. I would not want.
The baskets are wonderful. Great ideas to knit those pretty handicrafts. I admire the ladies. This vid is very beautiful. Thanks Sam , God bless your excellent excursions.🐈😁
I met so many wonderful American people and families when I lived and worked in California back in 1996. I even had a romantic relationship with beautiful Cindy. I've been living my whole life in Moscow, Russia, and I turn 66 tomorrow.
Hi Sam. Just saying your video are really appreciated. We really get the feeling of life in Russia and we can compare it to life in our own countries AND FIND that besides the lenguage we all live similarly... Thanks. You're brigning us all together...
Love to see the happy People in Russia. I guess BLOCKING will not happen. I subscribed to many many Russian Enduro Channels, some of them just started out.
Sam Good afternoon here from Brazil🇧🇷🇧🇷 your content is incredible you showed a lot of cool things at this fair If I were to go to Russia the first city I would visit would be Vladimir, which is a very friendly and beautiful city and is where Milena's family mora♥️♥️🇷🇺🇷🇺
Such a brilliant video, stunning village fête and beautiful weather. Cherry event and craft goods on sale. I learned a new word ‘конечно’. Great video Sam, awesome place and people, loved that area. TY.
I think google has more say in what’s shown. There is lots of times my comments get blocked on Russian videos so I think it might have more to do with us and the high Russia-phobia in the west.
@jaculton2641 Watch sports like tennis, Russian players do not have flags next to their names. Former Russian oligarchy in Europe, assets stolen. RT banned in US (best news we ever had). There are many other examples like the constant demonization of anything Russian. Easy to see if you're not playing dumb...
Fun Fact about the Russia: It was Russia who saved The Union during the American Civil War as they sent their Navy to San Francisco and New York when England and France were just about to enter the war on the side of the Confederates since London created the Confederates. France was already in Mexico making a spear head movement to resupply the Confederates and to open up a Pacific Theatre and to create a port in California. England already amassed 11,000 troops and growing stationed at their Northern Confederacies border now called Canada ready to open a Northern Theatre to divert Union troops away from their Southern Confederacy then to attack The Unions naval blockade. The Union would have been completely destroyed and annexed by those two great powers leaving the Confederates to exist as either a puppet state of London or to be fully brought back into the fold of the British Empire. London was already courting (threatening/bribing) other countries to get involved like Spain while Russia was in talks with Prussia to ally with incase London was to intervene. Seeing all of this Tsar Alexander II wrote a letter to Queen Victoria saying “If you enter in this war it will be a casus belli for all out war with the Russian Empire”. The stage was set for the 1st World War and Russia stopped it. There is also a memorial in San Francisco for the hundreds of Russian sailors who came off their Asiatic fleet ships that died while helping the city put out a fire that threatened to lay waste to it during the War.
The Russian fleet also threatened to Shell Australian ports along with other British Pacific Colonies if Britain aided the Confederates. A confederate war ship spent a lot of time in Australian waters and was supported by the Australian public, some even signing on as crew members. This Confederate war ship laid waist to the US Pacific whaling fleet and is reported to have fired the last shot in the war. The name of the ship was called the CSS Shenandoah. Its surrender was at Liverpool England where Confederate Commander Bulloch was stationed. Bulloch was the head spy Chief for the Confederates and main go between for London, Montreal, and Richmond. He was heavily involved in the finance of the South with British banking and supplied the south with its warships as most of them were made by the British. He was good friends with those who drafted the Very discriminatory Confederate Constitution and those that would later create the 'Clan'. He was also heavily involved in the assassinations of Lincoln and his cabinet members. He was Also the Uncle to President Theodore Roosevelt (on his mothers side of course) and Teddy greatly looked up to him and learned much from him from a very early age. Teddy called him 'Uncle Jimmy'. This is where Teddy Roosevelt got the idea for the 'Eff Bee Eye' he modeled it almost exactly from Londons 'Em Eye Five'. Russia also helped Thailand (Kingdom of Siam) maintain its sovereignty from being completely Partitioned/Annexed from the British and French around the same time. The very word Thai (ไทย) means 'free man' in the Thai language which is partially to thank to the Russians as they might have ended up being a colony or part of another country/colony if not for their intervention.
@JPJ432 Interesting. We do not learn of Russian participation in our history to a large extent. Most of the information fed to Americans about Russia is very negative. That is what makes me curious about Russia's side of the story. Usually, there are two sides to consider. But lately, I get the impression that Russia is not "the bad guy"in history. After research, Russia does not appear to be "the bad guy" at all.
@@user-je9tj5tm2c I think you will enjoy this quote from the Russian Foreign Minister Alexander Gorchakov writing to Lincoln in the Autumn of 1862 a year and a half into the war- "You know that the government of United States has few friends among the Powers. England rejoices over what is happening to you; she longs and prays for your overthrow. France is less actively hostile; her interests would be less affected by the result; but she is not unwilling to see it. She is not your friend. Your situation is getting worse and worse. The chances of preserving the Union are growing more desperate. Can nothing be done to stop this dreadful war? The hope of reunion is growing less and less, and I wish to impress upon your government that the separation, which I fear must come, will be considered by Russia as one of the greatest misfortunes. Russia alone, has stood by you from the first, and will continue to stand by you. We are very, very anxious that some means should be adopted-that any course should be pursued-which will prevent the division which now seems inevitable. One separation will be followed by another; you will break into fragments."
@@user-je9tj5tm2c Here is another quote I think you will like but from Tsar Alexander II in an Interview after the war: "In the Autumn of 1862, the governments of France and Great Britain proposed to Russia, in a formal but not in an official way, the joint recognition by European powers of the independence of the Confederate States of America. My immediate answer was: "I will not cooperate in such action; and I will not acquiesce. On the contrary, I shall accept the recognition of the independence of the Confederate States by France and Great Britain as a casus belli for Russia. And in order that the governments of France and Great Britain may understand that this is no idle threat; I will send a Pacific fleet to San Francisco and an Atlantic fleet to New York."
Those were some creepy dolls at 1:20, they reminded me of Tim Burton movies. The Cat-cus was clever. So, are there a lot of cherry trees around Vladimir? I hope YT is not blocked. I will be devastated and my window to Russia will be closed. I would say at least 80% of what I watch on YT is Russian related, whether it be videos like yours or music. What can I say, I love Russia.
Oh you actually made me think now. I never thought that both Chereshnia and Vishnya are both cherries in English, although they taste quite differently. Like the couple explained it, Chereshnya is sweeter and eaten as a fruit, while Vishnya is more sour and mostly used as a flavor or for baking pies etc.
Cherries are healthier, apparently due to the fact that they contain less sugar. In Russia they make jam from it, but not from cherries. But cherries have more varieties. Yes, it’s strange that in English these berries are not distinguished by name. I hope you got what I meant)))
Privyet, Sam. All the berries remind me of my childhood. My MawMaw (granny) and aunts would make blackberry (mulberry), cherry, blueberry, roselle (hibiscus sabdariffa) and muscadine (wild grapes aka scuppernongs) cobbler, as well as a strawberry cake. The Germanic countries call this strudel. Very similar. Now these homemade items are crazy expensive in bakeries or they're factory made for grocery stores. I didn't see the link for the bag you showed. It looked to be a nice potential for a gift, especially handmade in another country. Great video as always, Sam. Blagosloveniya i mir.
In the Moscow area we've had +31-32 in the shadow and high humidity which is very unusual. For about a month now our climate very much reminds of Singapore.
Let's hope that RU-vid doesn't get banned, censorship has become the scourge of our pretend free world. Personally doubt RU-vid will be banned in Russia. Also wanted to say that I like the way you treat your people Sam. Good man.
Ютюб блокирует всё лучшее из России, ютюб контролируется американскими спецслужбами, они рекомендуют к просмотру много ненужного. Те, кто зарабатывает на ютюб, пусть идут работают, как большинство людей. Ютюберы это лентяи и халявщики, ищущие быстрые/лёгкие деньги. Есть другие платформы где можно поделиться своим творчеством, знаниями да и просто хорошим настроением. Такой политизированный ютюб не нужен в России. У наших предков небыло никаких ютюбов и что? Все прекрасно жили и общались в живую, устраивали ярмарки, ну и т.д.
Russia needs to keep RU-vid because otherwise everyone will just receive propaganda instead of the truth about Russia and its people. Too many lies are told about Russia. People need to see that there are still normal traditional family values and beliefs in Russia . Something that is being lost to us in the west unfortunately.
I really enjoyed watching this video, it was so nice to see what life is really like in Russia. I hope Russia do not block RU-vid. It is a shame that RU-vid have a policy of blocking anything that shows Russia in a positive light.
Vishnya is a sour cherry, while Chereshnya is sweet and meaty. They are different species. If you have chance, compare the trees, even their leaves shaped differently.
It's great to go for a summer holiday in Russia and to visit places other than the two major cities. A very nice community in Vladimir indeed. Thanks Sam for your video.
I love watching Sam's Russian adventures. On my RU-vid channel, I talk about the Russian singer SHAMAN. The people of Russia are wonderful people. I hope we can continue reaching out to each other 🇷🇺
Hi Sam, nice walk around. I don't think they will block anything if there is money to be made. I try not to buy stuff like what they are selling, they collect dust. I am cleaning my house right now! I am ready for more pool videos. Another Idea for you is going to an antique place. I like looking at old things and knowing the price. Have a good day and see you next time. 😸
Hi Sam as usual love your Russian videos every time I see beautiful Russian keep wanting to fall in love with them god has blessed with beauty and brains.
Враги России говорят об этом. Ютуб единственная площадка которая может рассказывать правду о России всему миру. Что Россия нормальная страна без агрессивных намерений и российский народ не хочет закрываться от остального мира. Ничего не закроют, не нагнетайте
@@SamsRussianAdventuresну что ж поделать, русские ко всему приспособятся, самое главное пусть знают там за границей, что мы обычные, дружные и жизнелюбивые ребята и пусть приезжают к нам, мы всегда рады хорошим людям
RU-vid creators are the best sources of normal people in the Russian Federation. Few of those are political in content. Sam Hyland, Wild Siberia, Lisa With Love, Agent Nesty, Eli From Russia, on and on.
Спасибо за чудесное видео, очень хорошая ярмарка с ручными товарами, на празднике была детская сказка «колобок», порадовала. Если говорить о черешне, то она когда спелая выглядит крупнее и темнее вишни, слаще, но при этом из неё плохие компоты. Черешню едят свежей, поэтому когда в конце мая и начале июня начинают продавать черешню и клубнику, почти все родители покупают её своим детям. Конечно у кого есть свой огород или дача, могут выращивать их там, особенно южные регионы, где они поспевают раньше Ростовская область, Краснодарский край, Крым, Мелитополь и др. Черешня бывает красная и жёлтая, иногда её колеруют со сливой или вишней(прививают). Вишня больше похожа на дикое дерево, ягоды кислые, вишня созревает позже черешни. Ягоды вишни чаще используют для компота или варенья, добавляя сахар. Если вытаскивать косточку, то также можно делать выпечку - пироги, пирожки, вареники и пр. 😊 Много русских каналов блокируют, или ребят иностранцев которые рассказывают про Россию, делятся своими впечатлениями. К сожалению Ютюб не блокирует контент с насилием в играх или видеороликах похожих на детские мультфильмы, я имею ввиду всякие поезда-пожиратели или сиреноголовые. Но то, что связано с Россией многое блокируют, и тут не Россия виновата, а русофобская пропаганда.
@@SamsRussianAdventures This really strange because the trees are very much different. Cherry trees are small while sweet cherry trees can be huge. When we had a vacation in Albena, Bulgaria, in 2008, there was huge sweet cherry tree near our hotel. At our dacha in a Moscow suburb we have some regular cherry trees and they are 5-6 times smaller than that gorgeous sweet cherry tree in Bulgaria. So these are definitely two different plant species.
Hey Sam i am Polish but some Polish words are similar to Russian words after all both Slavic languages in Polish language Czeresnia in Engligh is Cherry and Wisnia is Sour Cherry
Yeah they talked about blocking RU-vid over a year… you can’t share anything on Telegram anymore for example Wikipedia.. the only thing that you still can share is RU-vid still… just information ℹ️
Another content creator who lives in Russia said some time ago that he had trouble finding a way to receive payments whether it was a gift or paying for subscription. I don't remember the name of it right off hand. But I understood that the trouble was external and not internal to the country.
I hope Russia does not block RU-vid, because even if we in the West continue to receive content from you and other Russia-based bloggers, both native and ex-pat, IMO it is best if the communication remains two-way. My view of Russia has changed completely since I began watching Sergey Baklykov in 2015. I think such opportunities are valuable for everyone, wherever they may reside.
they won't block it, but the hardware that stores cached content cannot be serviced or replaced because of sanctions, so videos may take longer to load when viewed in Russia. This is all.
Vishnya is what the Germans call sauerkirsch (i.e. sour cherry/chereshnya). It's common in Central and Eastern Europe, but not all that common in North America.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Learn something new every day.;) To the Russians, the two are very different and would never be mistaken for one another, as you found out in the making of this video.
hello Sam, nice culture and folklore and the cherries are also ripe here despite the gloomy weather. Banning, I don't think so, not from your side, everyone does that very well. the positivity
I could live without RU-vid. Would take some getting used to but I would rather live in a country without wokeness and RU-vid than in a country that has both.
Hi Sam, thank you for not being one of those Western vipers who always pour their poison on Russia. There are, of course, many controversial issues in the life of Russia that could be many times better and require improvement. But I’m glad that you, through your Western eyes, are trying to convey useful information about Russia to Western followers with your videos. The more you show good things about Russia, the more the price of your videos will be. And the entire Russian people will be grateful to you.
I don't speak russian but from similar-sounding word, I'd think this vyshnia is what in english you call sour cherry. You don't really eat it as a fruit, but it makes good juicey fruity syrupy drink (dilute with ice cold water). Or good dessert, with sugar or honey added.
In Sweden we have Körsbär,they are sour. And Bigarråer, they are sweet. Two different kind of cherries. Cherryfestival? Where were all the cherries 🍒🤔?
It's amazing that you can grow Bigarraer in Scandinavia. Here in Russia sweet cherry only grows down south in the black earth belt. It's also gorgeous in Bulgaria. Yet no way you can grow it in Saint Petersburg suburbs.
@@musicclassic5938 In Sweden we can grow bigarråer (sweet cherries) outside up to the middle of our country. You can even grow them further north in a cold-protected area. So I belive it is possible to grow them in St Petersburg area too. Try it. There are several videos here on YT how to germinate the seeds from Bigarråer you buy in the store.
"Нет, планов таких не было. Но мы знаем с вами из официальных заявлений наших соответствующих компаний, что речь идет о проблеме с оборудованием, которое, собственно, уже более двух лет как не обновляется." (c) Дмитрий Песков
I might be wrong, but personally I have a feeling that it's not going to come down to it. It would just be a massively unpopular decision, way more so than in the case of Meta or Twitter (which in my opinion way less people cared about). There are a few Russian bloggers like Lebedev who are pedaling the idea of banning YT (out of spite, with their own channels having been blocked), but they can honestly go eff themselves. This has to be some sort of ploy and I'm sure there are things happening behind the scenes that we're not aware of.
Also I think banning YT would just be pointless anyway (serving as just a sort of dumb power gesture on behalf of Russian authorities). Most of the content people in Russia watch on YT isn't even political - they're watching tutorials, cartoons and whatever.
@@SwapBlogRUбольше всего за блокировку ютуба топит стас ай как просто, так как его канал тоже удалили. Можно подумать, большинство людей смотрят подобных политических блогеров. Я, например, смотрю лекции, пранки и учу языки с нэйтив спикерами. А больше и негде. Но руководство ютуба в конец офигело. Я уже даже не говорю про призывы убивать русских, которые не раз продвигались в российских трендах. Но теперь они додумались даже пропускать рекламу наркотиков на территории России. Только для россиян, а подобные иностранные каналы все банят. В общем, много отличного контента и отвратительная политика. Прям любовь и ненависть
@@mcmerfi_arar Стас ак как просто и Артемий Лебедев они два главных противника ютуба. Оно и понятно, им обидно, что их каналы прикрыли. А так с политической точки зрения да, тьюб не очень красиво себя ведёт, согласен.