Sent Away at the Russian Border in Lithuania.. 

It was the soviets which killed them all off.

That is very interesting. I love the history you learn when you travel. Or when Pedro travels for us and we learn.

My grandmother was Prussian, spoke Lithuanian, and lived in what today is Zapovednoe, Kaliningrad, oblast, Ryssland which at the time was German. I have never found any evidence that the locals were decimated, and the Prussian language survived for 100s of years after the Germans came. Do you have any proof of your claim?

@@Felixxxxxxxxx let me guess, American. Look up old Prussians. Those are the actual Prussians, and you post nonsense

@@Felixxxxxxxxx It was the russians who killed off most prussians.

sakotis, means "branchy", makes sense, delicious!

Cheers, on it

Hahah im Lithunian i cicked video to see what other think am werry pleased u like it ;D

So not too busy even back then? I wondered since the place is a national park with a ferry at the end that costs 30 euros for cars in the peak season. Bit of post apocalyptic feel that was on the border.

​@@iPedroMota the border crossing post was closed during the outbreak of covid. With everything going on in ukraine - wasn't reopened. Some would think thats stupid - but a lot of cruise ship passengers dont go on bus tours to Nida, cause they are afraid.

At first it was for covid restrictions, now nothing makes the border to open up.

Interesting how such a calm an peaceful place suddenly becomes tense. Cheers mate, sending greetings to your up there lakeside.

@Julia Poland HAHA! And now do the same with youre beloved americans or english mens :D

@Julia Poland You need medical help Julia! :) Every country whose people are being systematically murdered and humiliated (since 2014), every country to which you seriously submit nuclear threats will have an appropriate answer ready for you. The USA has financed exactly this goal in Ukraine with many billions of dollars.

Nobody need to visit terrorist country. Going to russia is asking for trouble.

@Julia Poland Britain has been Polish allied? hahhahaha

Good one, it tastes and smells like a lot of eggs and I reckon it takes some time to make because it ain't cheap.

@@iPedroMota Do you know how much it costs?

@@MotionPictureTrips in Poland around 40€ for 50cm high, 3kg one made with 40 eggs! But you can get smaller ones like 20, 25 or 30cm for something like 12-20€ polish name for that cake is sękacz.

@@MM-lq4xf Thanks man. I plan to eat it when I go film in Poland one of these days. Looks very nutritive too.

Oh yeah there is. This was the 'almost 11 lucky there was still a kitchen open' selection.

Hello bro did you finally cross over

@@lobtelouis9637 It was closed, but I didn't need to cross. I was just checking )

I was pretty mellow about it until I drove past it while they stopped and because of the energy it started swinging our way. I've seen too many China/Brazil Liveleak videos, you never know.

Lives in Lithuania are cheap. Just after graduating a professional school, I was instructed to climb the roof to fix antennas for the job. No training or proper equipment. Just ladder and my own sport boots. I quit the job after co-worker pushed the ladder off when I was climbing up with his car backing in reverse and I broke my collar bone. Probably your family would get 50k for such instance in case you die (while employee breaking lots of rules/not providing equipment or training).

This is common in East Europe or at least in Lithuania.In case of accident it is not easy to claim and win compensation,so companies dont giving a fuck about health and safety regulations and got even no common sense about safety of other peoples.

I bet it looks nice now on the daily commute

@@iPedroMota ugh dont remind me, good thing about it is how boring it is. can memorize all the pot-holes lol. Anyways from Silute you should have went to Ventes horn (great old german road along the way). Oh well hope you enjoyed the country. P.S. was this taken back in late june early july?

Late June or so. Well looks like they are sorting you out with fresh new roads there

Cheers, it was my pleasure. Crazy, egg price goes up then so does Sakotis price

Mate you got a loicense for this comment? Looks like inspection is due to update the paperwork.

Cheers Peter, I think we drover past it on the way east. Yes I've become Bierdronka expert by now, in Poland they told me it was founded by a Portugese businessman.

not Elbing - Elblag

No way, I did not, was beginning to get dark by then. That would have added to the eerie vibe there. Cheers

Pretty cool, really hooking up Scandinavia there.

@@iPedroMota okay if there's a NederExit.

@Chris yes I think the train will exit at Nederland as well as exit at Finland @EU

It will happen not earlier than another 10 years

With how corrupt eastern Europe is, expect the price of this project to tripple and to be finished after 10-15 years.

Best job in the world m8, cashies. Wages must have gone through the roof the lasts two years without the working holiday visas coming in to Oz.

Spanish, not portuguese name.

Thank You Pedro. In may commmente i had problem with phonetics. Probably SENKACH be better.

C'mon, you hadn't seen a rusty old Soviet gym before like in the previous episode, that at least was something cool. Ha, she was fully into it since it was her idea but I figured everyone would rather see my bare bum so.

Lithuanian

Russians speaking english on four weel motocycle i doubt it

There will be very soon! Takes some time to get done after publishing.

In lithuanian it's "Šakotis" and translation would be kind of "Brancher" from word "Tree branch"

Lithuanians and Latvians spoke English with quite the noticeable ease. My language shift happens automatically, probably comes from perpetually living abroad having spent a lot of time in non-English speaking countries. A lot of times I don't even notice it. Cheers

Well, he was in Lithuania so it's "šakotis".

Netherlands/Portugal

It's pretty mental and it defined the region for centuries to come. Pretty much a bunch of crusaders got 'invited' up there and set up shop by deciding to start conquering land.

i mean, we are europeans aren't we?:D

Hey I thought I was far away enough from the camera..

Hi Thomas!

What excuse have you got for the USA? 12 major wars and over 200 conflicts since 1776…! But Russia is the bad guy…? Who beat the Germans in 1945? UK? No. USA? No. Russia? Yep.

Russia isnt europe. Its 3rd world

@@zbychulatara One doesn't have to exclude the other. Check facts before posting nonsense.

@@lesp315 stupid, Russia is continent

@@lesp315 Mort aux occupants russes ! Gloire à l'Ukraine ! Lithuanie, ville de Kaunas.

@@zbychulatara А кто первый и второй? Расскажи.

Dude... from your comment you were clearly not in the Baltics. :D

@@KONSOLIUS dude, I was definitely in the fucking Baltics, which is just a bunch of russians using Euro instead of Rubles. All 3 Baltic states battle for the country with worst roads in the EU.

@@showmytime9177 So I think you are from Rumania... Nice european country, but certainly not the richest one. And you say such bullshit about the Baltics. If you were driving offroad on purpose, then its your choise. And there is some russian speaking communities in some cities, because they colonised them. Particuralry Riga, Daugavpils (Latvia), Talinn (Estonia). There are only 5% of russians in Lithuania.

@@KONSOLIUS russian 5% officialy, 100% in reality, that's the Baltics. I did not seek to drive off-road, I was forced to since there was no road where the map showed one, it was blue colored as well. My country is not the richest, but it has way better roads than all the Baltics combined, we have asphalt on all major roads, our A roads are actually A roads quality, not 1 lane carriage with at-level crossings like in the Baltics and they avoid using rock-chips on top of asphalt because motorcycles. If you just go from the airport to the center of the capital city, even Somalia looks nice. Lithuania specific, if you get out of the Klaipeda-Kaunas-Vilnius belt, then russian is the only language they speak, in Moletai for example, you should know it, it's on the badly paved single lane A6.

@@showmytime9177 I am real lithuanian as well as 87% of country's citizens. :) Peace. No negativity.