Russian girl in an Australian Countryside & watermelon skiing 

Trust me New Zealand Culture is Not Maori Culture the Kiwis have their own distinct culture 🔥 🔥 🔥

I’m in Western Australia 🇦🇺 it is nice here but mostly desert 🐪 but you should check out New Zealand 🇳🇿

@@zaynevanday142 I think she just meant the indigenous native culture, and how it differs from Australian indigenous culture.

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🌼классная подружка😋👍🔥🔥🔥Она очень харизматична,чувственна,непосредственна,красивая,душевная, искренняя и эмоциональна.Ее просто невозможно не полюбить😇🙏 Вы здорово гармонируете.

Plus the world needs to learn to feed itself.

@@user-xe3cg2in7u i imagine they do get collected and put into fertilizers as well. so plus plus

@@user-xe3cg2in7u They could also be used for hog feed, if nothing else.

Do you think Woolworth can offer better watermelons quality? I’d prefer my own quality control rather than food supplies.

@@konstantinseltsov5403 quality control isn't just the quality of the produce itself, its a range of different factors. For instance, watermelon size... if a watermelon is too small it the food supplier wont buy it because no one is going to buy it from them. If it is too big the food supplier wont buy it because also no one will buy it from them ( partly because its price per kilo and no one wants to drag a massive watermelon home from the grocery). Companies put these controls in place to maximise profits. Its 'good business' as a grower your limited to what the big 4 will actually purchase from you to turn a profit. So what do you do with these excesses undesirables? BIOGAS? there aren't any processing plantations in these rural towns to convert excessive waste into something like this. These are perishable items, it costs huge amounts of money to transfer these to places that does and is probably not cost beneficial nor burning the fuel to create more fuel. Fertilizers? yes its a grow town of course they use it for fertilizers. Most people would have their own worm composter for their own veggie gardens. An event that brings people from the city to spend money in the town which benefits the economy of that town. sounds even better. The small price you pay to get your face painted or the cost of a watermelon slushy will go to towards income for people of that town or stuff like sporting equipment for the local school which in turn has its own benefits with child development.

Very true Wayne!

I guess it's less about politics, just people themselves care too much about things, that don't really matter. Say no to narrow-mindedness . 😅

Hilarious to hear a pipe band play in a town with a Spanish sounding name. Aussies do have a sense of humour.

@@rogink supposedly, the town is called Chinchilla because someone took the Australian Aboriginal word for the place and converted it into something that sounded similar in English.

South Australia and the Northern Territory (from the Southern Ocean to the Tropics) was a free colony and never settled by convicts. These two areas make up about 1/3 of Australia. Of course, most colonists were free people no matter which state they settled. Australia received British convicts after the American War of Independence (1776..) put an end to convicts being sent to the eastern American states. If you came to SA and the NT (from 1836 on) you had to have means (money) which meant that the colonists were better educated and used to owning land in many cases. I hope Ezza reaches Adelaide and the country towns of SA, she'll spot some differences.

It seems like such a wonderful place because it IS more local. I think it would be more of a "vaction" this way. Big cities are great but just dont have the charm.

I get what you’re saying but the ‘average Australian’ actually lives in these cities you talk about, only a small percentage live in the bush

@@marcgaskett In the cities, or the suburbs? In any big country, many live in the suburbs out of necessity because that's where the jobs are, but if they could stay in the country to earn a living, they would.

Australia is awesome 🥹🙏🏻

Eli is amazing wherever she goes.

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Great advice. Shoes and socks indoors, up high, knocked together and shaken upside-down in the morning, and visually examined for the creepy crawlies. Friend of a friend got bitten by a banana spider. His hand swelled up to three times normal size, went black, and almost had to be amputated. Best of all is shoes and garments inside an old unplugged refrigerator. They seal out vermin real well, including safeguarding food. Trips to the Amazon etc. require netting against vampire bats at night. My sixth grade teacher learned, from getting bitten regardless, she had to also wear gloves. They know how to get blood surreptitiously when you are asleep and they are undetectable due to the razor sharp teeth.

Shut up

Great words Tim.

I was going to say the same thing...or else they can also be stolen by dingoes or wild dogs (happened to me on Fraser Island)!!! I found mine chewed to pieces in the bush nearby.

Glad you enjoy them!

It's rockmelon as well here in Sydney and most if not all of NSW Saul.

@@michaelmcintyre5719 Must be a Rugby States thing then, may be, btw guess how much further South I am then? Hint: I hate Sydney, not NSW in general though!

@@michaelmcintyre5719 Been rock melons for decades all over Aus.

rock melon everywhere in Aus, never even heard of a cantaloupe until i seen one on american tv.

@@graemedd Definitely Cantaloupe in Melbourne Vic, apparently everywhere else it's Rockmelon, I stand corrected!

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​@@ElifromRussia Your content is so much fun to watch, especially seeing you in my country. It's also a nice break from all the serious stuff I watch. Glad I found your channel, you're adorable! You should move to Australia, and teach me Russian since my mother wasn't strict enough to teach me haha 😋 I have wanted to learn my ancestral language for some time now, but gosh it's such a huge commitment of time, that precious thing that feels like there's never enough of already. I think you'd fit in well here anyhow!😊 I'm curious though, if you care to answer, what has been your favourite country of all you have been to? You probably get asked that a lot! Thank you for sharing your fun crazy adventures!

That was funny and cute :P

Same here in the states

@@KenshinPhoenix It was, as was her pronunciation of Dalby, so us locals are not going to correct her. :)

@@joandsarah77 Haha, any publicity is good publicity 😉

@@KenshinPhoenix no it was nt

I have a few videos ,of my journeys, in Australia ,I make them for fun ,not a professional video like Eli, but it might show you a bit of Australia ,you haven't seen ,my videos are under my name Noel Bowerman.

you know what i really like about you Eli? I really like how you dont wait you cant wait to just go and explore. Like you wont have a way to get back home or a place to stay you just go. You will just sleep in a tent by your self if you have to. Thats pretty awesome, i like your spirit))

She's from the city too, well not as big as Sydney, but anyway it's more about " take it easy, just do it " approach no matter what

It’s tatar

Rockmelon is one word but yes we call the yellow greenish white ones honeydew as well 🍈