Would YOU Cross this Bridge over this RUSSIAN Waterfall ?!
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Russia has waterfalls?! See us explore this unique place of not one but four waterfalls. Come see how different and the same Russia is. We are in Karelia, the Finnish Republic of Russia. This is a large northern forest territory with mountains. Is it as beautiful as your part of the world?
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I liked this video. Beautiful waterfalls. However, I would be afraid to cross the bridge.😊❤
Sveta was too. But she did it.
Трус не играет в хоккей 🏑🏑🏑)))
Нс самом деле, ничего страшного, единственно желательно следить, чтобы на мосту было не больше 5 человек одновременно.
@@user-bo4rd2gk5t Я этого не знал.
@@expatamerican3234Там табличка есть у каждого моста, сколько по нему может одновремнно идти, это конечно рассчитано с запасом, но лучше большой толпой не ходить, чтобы мост не сильно раскачивать.
Karelia and Finland, was part of the Russian Empire. Finland, received the status of a state only after 1917.
That sounds right.
Карелия, к слову, сильно сейчас выигрывает, за счет того, что вытворяют власти Финляндии, почти весь огромный туристический поток, который шел из России в Финляндию, сейчас идет в Карелию, в Карелии строятся новые отели, базы отдыха и т.п. В процветавших еще недавно приграничных областях Финлянлии запустение, безлюдье и уныние.
Я в Финляндию ездил с семьей десятки раз, больше не поеду, лучше оставлю свои деньги в нашей Карелии, чем во враждебной Финляндии.
@@user-bo4rd2gk5tтак Финляндия и жила исключительно за счет дешевого сырья из СССР. Если бы не СССР, финны были бы в полной ж. Развивать нужно свою страну. Тем более, что есть что смотреть.
@BGtravels if you go further back in time, you'll understand that Russia was nothing but a small area till Mongols occupied it. Finno-ugric people lived widely in Siperia and Karelia etc. It's not about who came, occupied, and enslaved people in the area. It's about those people live in the area.
@@BGtravelsFinns built much nicer country after Russia destroyed a lot of it and took by force some land to itself (karelia). Finns do much better without Russia.
Классный репортаж👍как будто сам в Карелии побывал. У американца стоит поучиться созданию атмосферы в семье, ни один член семьи не остаётся без внимания, и даже сварливый оператор 😄
Спасибо большое
Ну вообще-то в любой нормальной российской семье так, ни нашим родителям, ни дедушкам с бабушками, не требовалось учиться у американцев уделять внимание своим детям, своей семье.
@@user-wk5gp8pw8eзачем злиться на жест вежливости? Ну что вы как дети?😊
Your daughter is very pretty, she got your personality.
Thanks so much. I agree.
Ребята вы молодцы,интересно и познавательно.
Спасибо большое
park is well maintained. the wooden staircases and bridge were my favs.
Yes. Very nice.
What a WONDERFUL place. Nature + Lore + Magic ♥
The railing is indeed very impressive. Probably from the money saved by not invading Grenada, Ecuador, Vietnam, El Salvador, Bolivia, Indonesia, Morroco, Lybia, Serbia, Yougoslavia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Haiti, Somalia .... funny the amount of stuff you can build with the money saved.
Because it was Finland. That's why it's nice.
Заряжаешься от вас позитивом, вам даже дождь не мешает, спасибо!
Спасибо большое
они очень деликатные и внимательные люди
@@user-vh8eh1pz6m Еще раз спасибо
Cool figures made of wood, especially a cool mosquito!!!
Haha! Oh yeah. I did not realize that is a mosquito.
I regularly follow your "adventures" and love them.
Being an animal lover I would like to see how they treat the animals in the ZOO, or their pets, which I haven't seen in your videos. It's just a suggestion, of course.
Needless to say how much I appreciate your enthousiasm! Greetings from Serbia!❤
Ok. I Will think about that. I do see people walking their dogs and playing with them. I also see women buying lots of cat food at the store and the Moscow Zoo looked nice.
Посмотрите видео из Парка львов Тайган. Очень хороший зоопарк
Привет из Карелии ❤ у нас здесь действительно красивая природа ❤
I agree! Thank you for it.
Apart from the clouds, this looks like a beautiful region (or oblast.)
I agree. I do not think it is an oblast but I could be wrong.
Карелия сейчас - это республика в составе РФ, но некоторое время ( 1940-1956), она была Карело-Финской ССР, потом автономной в составе РСФСР.
@@natalya_petrova интересно
Здесь лапы у елей дрожат на весу,
Здесь птицы щебечут тревожно -
Живешь в заколдованном диком лесу,
Откуда уйти невозможно.
Пусть черемухи сохнут бельем на ветру,
Пусть дождем опадают сирени, -
Все равно я отсюда тебя заберу
Во дворец, где играют свирели!
Твой мир колдунами на тысячи лет
Укрыт от меня и от света, -
И думаешь, ты, что прекраснее нет,
Чем лес заколдованный этот.
Пусть на листьях не будет росы поутру,
Пусть луна с небом пасмурным в ссоре, -
Все равно я отсюда тебя заберу
В светлый терем с балконом на море!
В какой день недели, в котором часу
Ты выйдешь ко мне осторожно,
Когда я тебя на руках унесу
Туда, где найти невозможно?
Украду, если кража тебе по душе, -
Зря ли я столько сил разбазарил?!
Соглашайся хотя бы на рай в шалаше,
Если терем с дворцом кто-то занял!
Интересное стихотворение
Владимир Семёнович Высоцкий 😊
Кстати, на этих водопадах в начале 70-х годов снимался культовый Советский фильм о Великой Отечественной Войне "А зори здесь тихие". Светлана его наверняка смотрела, Вам тоже советую его посмотреть, если еще не смотрели. Фильм лучше всего дает понять, кто такие русские (советские) и почему они такие.
Это шоу из 70-х годов? Я только что посмотрел, и он кажется более новым.
@@expatamerican3234 - Только это не шоу а муви , фильм, и да лучше смотреть тот что снят в 1972 году.
И спасибо за ваши репортажи!
@@expatamerican3234 Было снято два фильма, последний был ремейк. И оба снимались в Карелии, но второй фильм снимали в другом месте.
Вам нужно, ребята, съездить в Дагестан. На Камчатку.....
Вообще, всюду...
Я обобщил из-за того что очень много придется написать.
Хорошо
Hi from Cairns, Queensland Australia.
Hello! So we are heard towards cold weather and you are headed towards warm weather?
I have never been to Australia
@@expatamerican3234 We always have warm weather. Cold is 24c here. Tropical North Queensland.
@@ЭкспатАмерикан I have never been to Russia, closest i have been is Mazar Sharif in Afghanistan, long time ago.
@@expatamerican3234 its usually hot as a tropical region, where the only real seasons are "the wet" and "the dry". (Or perhaps air conditioned and non air conditioned...)
WHAT? Unicoi is like the best state park ever! We used to stay in the private campground down the street several times a year growing up - we had a Coleman pop-up camper and would visit Helen often. Good memories. Wow, what a cool connection! 🤜🤛
Yes. Thanks for commenting. It is a small world.
The best introduction of the cameraman, give him a bonus for staying in the character without breaking into laughter
I agree! He is a pro! Always on it! 💪🏻
My friend! You should prepare better for traveling! Clothing for the north should protect from the weather ! Thank you for your hard work!
Thanks. How do?
@@expatamerican3234 Clothing with wind protection, rain protection. Shoes for tracking. A cap with rain protection. Thermo clothes, a bottle for water) in the next rpz when visiting Karelia, you need to ride a retro steam locomotive - the Ruskeala express!
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The Russian waterfall with good types of narrow bridges in natural forest and guardian witch statues are all amazing sceneries, not compareable to the Canadian Niagara. Really exciting views. Thanks for sharing.God bless you and stay healthy in the rain.
Yes I would like to see an even bigger waterfall over here but this was good for the whole family to do in the rain.
I wonder what is the biggest in Russia.
The Russian waterfall is in beautiful nature, furnished with typical structures -cottages - souvenir shops, I love this Russian style. In Indonesia we have waterfalls, maybe too many so there are no accessories
IMHO Two the most impressive waterfalls in Russia are Belduchancky waterfall, 25 m high and about 70 meters wide, and Irkinda-1, about 27 m high and 30 m wide. If u r looking for the highest waterfall go to the Talnickoviy, which is about 700 m high, or the Great Zeigelan - a bit smaller, just about 600 m 😊
@@lareenalarina3385 Their site is in wild nature, Karelia is in amazing natural environment.
Клааассс!!!👍👍👍
Спасибо ;)
Отлично
Чудесное место, очень люблю бывать там❤. Спасибо, что взяли нас с собой😊
Спасибо за комментарий
Nice park great video 👍👍
Thanks! I agree.
The water is very much like the Tahquamenon Falls in northern Michigan, in that it is Amber in color. This is due to the tannins leaked from the cedar trees that grow in the area.
Oh wow! Thanks for that information. That is cool to know why. Cedar flavored water. Share this video.
@@expatamerican3234 No, it's due to large amount of iron and organic dissolved in water, because that river flows through many peat swamps. In Karelia, most rivers and lakes have that kind of water, though it's still clean and safe to drink (may need some filtering and decoloring).
@@alexeyfedotkov1886 wow! Cool
Nice one! Next destination: lake Baikal lol that's where I'd go I think, Russia really has some amazing nature, but it's mostly in that region further east, Altai region for example.
Or perhaps caucasus, mount Elbrus is the highest peak in Europe
So many places to visit, Russia is vast, 8 time zones if i remember correctly, I'm sure there are lots of hidden gems as well
Yes. That is far from me.
Oh, here we go... "Indiana Rose and the Ducha of Doom".... 🤣
Haha! I live it ;) I Will pin this now for fun.
Too tall to wear a hat.
@@ЭкспатАмериканI think I saw this movie before. It had a gruesome ending... The bad guys were eaten alive by polar bears and piranhas...
@@CA999yikes! Will we survive???
So Josiah love dragons. He should probably check out Кудыкина гора park then.
Thanks for the advice ;)
Мальчишки очень милые.
Спасибо большое
Спасибо 🙏🏻
Those look like the Whitemud falls on the clearwater river in northern Alberta
Oh wow! Thanks for sharing!
Побывайте на Медовых водопадах в Карачаево-Черкессии
Спасибо
Пожалуйста. А там рядом КМВ курортные парки Кисловодска, Железноводск. Так же рядом Приэльбрусье и самая высокая гора Европы Эльбрус @@expatamerican3234
Loved it all! Such an amazing park and beautiful family.
Josiah is the life of the party.....🤣🤣
Haha! He was happier in today’s barbecue video because he likes to be indoors ;)
@@expatamerican3234 Just joking, brother. We love Josiah.
@@operationzenith6030 of course ;)
Супер 👍
Спасибо. Я думаю так
Brotherly heart, thank you for what you do! But you need to visit the south of Russia, cities like Sochi, Kislovodsk, Kazan. In the other parts of Russia, you'll fall in love with Kamchatka( like Yellowstonepark), Primorsky Krai, where the city of Vladivostok will remind you of San Francisco, but without addicts and homeless. And what do you know about the Altai Mountains? There you'll find the most picturesque road in the world. It's not the road from Monterey to Malibu, but I know it's just as good, believe me.)) Sakhalin, Taymyr, Kaliningrad? And that's far from all. Near Moscow, there's the Golden Ring of Russia. And of course, don't forget about the North Caucasus with the highest point in Europe - Mount Elbrus, and the largest city park in Europe - in the city of Kislovodsk. Now, this is also your country. You must see it to fall in love with it even more. And in Texas today, it's +42 degrees Celsius;))"
Thanks for all of these suggestions. I need them. Except I have a playlist called NOT MOSCOW where we went to Kazan ;) and for the Golden Ring I have a playlist called YAROSLAVL ;) Let me know what you think of those. Are you a Russian living in Texas?
Elbrus is really cool. The cable road takes you to 3900 meters and then you can hire a guy on the snow mobile or hop on the snow track and they can take you up to 4700m. This is a lifetime experience! The summit will be "only" 1km away from the altitude perspective and the scenic views from there are unparalleled. All this you can do in one day but beware of the altitude sickness and keeping sunglasses on.
Kislovodsk is spot on - I've been there recently. The place is super clean and it has done a good job renovating all the historical buildings and the park.
Для получения перевода посмотрите это в Яндекс-браузере.
Да
This is a funny one, love it
Yes. Actually I think the entire Karelia playlist is pretty funny.
@@expatamerican3234 Yeah I agree
@@Nish_18 ;)
Spectacular nature!
Yes. The next part is out now ;)
Beautiful nature!
It really is!
Молодцы, что путешествуете и узнаете страну! Приезжайте в Башкирию!❤
Можете быть. Спасибо большое
С погодой вам не повезло конечно. Зато водопады бурные если бы лето сухое было то они бы обмельчали
Мы все еще благодарны за то, что живы и видим такие вещи.
0.50 это что за реакция ребенка? Или вырвано из контекста ? А так ролики нравятся,позитивные. Здоровья и успехов всей дружной семье .
Спасибо большое
When will Josiah ever smile 😂
I think he was actually happier and more surrendered in this video.
За всех улыбается Аврора. Очень позитивный человек, даже тонуть в водопаде в Джорджии ей понравилось. Хорошо иметь рядом человека, у которого почти всегда хорошее настроение.
😂
Great one once again Joe!
Thanks Man! It is funny your post yesterday and this were both filmed at almost the same time but in the middle of summer. Because I remembered 2 days later I ran straight off the train to film with you and then you ran off to VDNKH ;)
@@expatamerican3234 i just thought about the same thing yesterday 😂 i stilngot more from vdnkh coming up 👍
@@Igorinrussia actually it was the next day even because this day I got on the train ;)
You mostly film beautiful places
Yes and what? Who would rather see ugly places? Not me. And on top of that: What does the world think about Russia? That Russia is a bad place. I’m not here to show people what they think they already know.
Almost every morning, I wake up grumpy... ...but sometimes, I let her sleep. :)
Haha. Good idea. Josiah can relate.
Go to see Vyborg, how well maintained it has been after Russia took it.
I want to.
It reminds me so much of Patagonia on the Andes!!
Thanks for sharing
👍👍👍
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Красивое видео, хорошая прогулка❤Но стоит ли сравнивать природу? В любой стране есть красивые места)
Russia is beautiful country
Yes it is.
This is the Republic of Karelia, which has its own flag and autonomy. This part of Karelia used to be Finland until Russia robbed it.
Why is a restroom or bathroom sometimes called a water closet?
Actually it would be better to reverse this question. Because the rooms we are talking about are more in common with what: water, closets, resting or baths?
@8:50 PUTTING UP WITH YOU IS NOT ON MY PAYCHECK 😂🤣😂
Yes. Josiah is a rare person.
I WOULD LOVE TO VISIT RUSSIA, BUT I AM WORRIED ABOUT MY LACK OF RUSSIAN LANGUAGE SKILLS AND THE PAYMENT SYSTEM SANCTIONS
Email my wife from the video description if you are seriously considering it.
Я знаю, что ввозить доллары нельзя, но можнно ввозить в Россию Евро. Насчет безнала подсказать ничего не могу
@@user-wl7nz2ld6j I DON'T UNDERSTAND YOU
Хочу внести поправку: Карелия никогда не входила в состав Финляндии, наоборот Финляндия была в составе Российской империи с 1802 г по 1917 г. Карелия - автономная республика сейчас, но после Второй мировой войны она была республикой в составе СССР лет десят, а потом вошла в состав РСФСР. I want to make an amendment: Karelia was never part of Finland, on the contrary, Finland was part of the Russian Empire from 1802 to 1917, Karelia is an autonomous republic now, but after World War II it was a republic within the USSR for ten years, and then became part of the RSFSR.
I did not say it was part of Finland I do not think. But I understand it was a Finnish culture area before Finland was a country and part of the Soviet Union. Something like the Republic of Tatarstan I guess.
@@expatamerican3234
You are wrong, Finland was never part of the Soviet Union. It became independent in 1917 right after the October coup. The Soviet Union was formed in 1922. But you are right that Finland never existed as a separate country before that. Finns, after centuries of unhappy life under Sweden, voluntarily joined the Russian Empire. Russia's main goal was to create among the Finnish population a sentiment "friendly, calm, satisfied with their situation and interested in the external strength and power of Russia", the Grand Duchy of Finland received a special status of autonomy within Russia. The Russian emperor, in particular, could not approve new and change old laws, introduce taxes and revise class privileges without the consent of the Seimas. Even the police of the Principality was formed only of Finns: and if at first it was subordinated to the Governor-General, then later it was transferred to the Civil Expedition at the Economic Department of the Senate, i.e. it actually became completely independent.
@@Sergey_Bezhentsev sounds good but how am I wrong? I said the area of Karelia which has Finnish culture was a part of the Soviet Union.
@@expatamerican3234
As for Karelia... In 1721, the Peace of Nystadt was signed, which officially ended the largest geopolitical confrontation at that time - the Northern War, in which Russia defeated Sweden. Under the terms of the Nystadt Peace Treaty, the eastern part of Karelia, including the Karelian Isthmus, returned to the Russian Kingdom, which was declared the Russian Empire in the same year.
@@expatamerican3234
You said, that Finland was a psrt of USSR...
Hej, где это место в России?
Карелиа
It is named Карелия in Russian, the northwestern territory of Russia at Finnish border. I cannot tell more precisely.
Да
Сталин и его ублюдки ограбили эти земли у финнов. Жалко за американских детей, которых заставили жить в стране-изгое нацика Путина. У них ведь есть возможность жить на свободе. И таких туалетов в нищей Путиноландии нет.
Такое ощущение, что старших детей Джозеф заставил ехать с собой в Карелию. Шантажом, угрозами, насилием...)))
Хаха!
Finland was part of the Russian Empire! 😁
Before it was even a country I believe.
@expatamerican3234 Finland was under Sweden for almost 700 years before Russia enlarged its empire. Finland got independence 1917 from shit Russia and this part of Karelia was Finland as Vyborg also etc till Russia attacked brutally again and robbed those areas from Finland. And Karelia should be independent country not any part of Russia as many other areas in 'Russia' as well. Like calling for example, Chechenya, Russia sounds weird.
Btw Karelia has its own flag and autonomy.
I would
Of course you would say that.
That’s because Americans aren’t farries!
Haha! I don’t get it ;)
Don't go chasing waterfalls
🤣
Блин, вот недаром говорят, что мы - русские - излишне сентиментальны; короче, по итогам всех этих ваших карельских похождений, мне окончательно стало жалко Джошуа. Really, stop torturing the guy! He's a "growing young male" so all your family entertaining program just annoys him and makes him bored and unhappy. Next time leave him alone, please, let him do things that absolutely organic for his age - drinking beer with his friends, watch some porn, listen to some music... God bless!
Thanks for the blessing. I’m trying to decide if I should laugh or be confused by this.
К сожалению у Гуглá,нет совеского флпга!🤬 Почемуууууу?
Что?
great journey - but difficult to watch because of your intrusive arrogant comparisions, svetlana would be the far better speaker.....
Give me an arrogant example so I can learn.
you are using the words "russia and russian" way too often - you live an travel in russia, of course its a waterfall in russia. Its arrogant an childish, and sometimes it sounds like: does this RUSSIAN ball roll - or ist this RUSSIAN water wet? @@expatamerican3234
Russia claims Ukraine belongs to Russia because of Kievan Rus, but Novgorod was separated independent from Moscow. As theres different scandinavian ppl, there were different slavic tribes. Russia started brutal war in Ukraine by blaiming its there ancient land and belongs to Russia, but mostly Russia (as known today) is ancient land of many countries and ethnicities except Russia. I see Russia only as small as Moscow and its surroundings. Kievan RUS was ruled by Swedes. And Karelia was something Russia shouldn't have anything to do with it. But somehow, Russia thinks its theirs and been Russia. Norway could occupy all the nordics claiming its Norway, etc.. those are all very different ppl and tribes (old times) with unique cultures. Russia should be as many countries instead of one. Moscow ruled everyone and still does... by force. Ripping off all the ethnicities (Siperia, Asian part..)
Bud, all you see like this is just a few bright spots in Russia. Go visit my hometown Omsk and the streets where I grew up. Since I left Russia in 1999, nothing changed. Looks like even potholes on the streets are still over 20y old there. Yes, there are some honest people in local municipalities who actually don't steal and spend money from the budget properly, but overall hmm.... One day, I hope to take my kids to Russia so that I can show them where I used to live.
Since America also has less desirable places I don’t see any difference here.
@@Pato_7 I’m hearing a lot of these stories from Russians.
@@expatamerican3234 I never watch the first seconds of the video because I'm busy turning on the Russian translation. But right now I watched the very first moments and the melody from the intro to the old black and white TV series “The Addams Family” started playing in my head. You're cheerful like Gomez, but tall like Lurch.
@@Pato_7 Haha! I have been called Lurch before. You have good knowledge of American Pop culture ;)
Недавно про Омск был сюжет Насти из Мариуполя, которая на купленном во Владивостоке автомобиле едет с мужем по России к себе в Мариуполь, город отлично выглядит, я был в нем в 90-е годы, вообще не сравнишь. Да все города по пути их следования (Владивосток, Хабаровск, Благовещенск, Чита, Улан-Удэ, Иркутск, Красноярск, Новосибирск, Кемерово, Тюмень) не узнать, я во всех них был в 80-90-е годы.
Вообще по работе много ездил и езжу по России и Европе, Россия меняется очень быстро... Екатеринбург, Казань, Пермь, Нижний Новгород, Тула, Ростов, Краснодар, Ставрополь, Севастополь, те же Чебоксары... да все города, где был, намного лучше, чем были.
Вот вы красавцы конечно))
Вы очень добры ;)
"National Geographic with Rose". 🧭
Thanks for sharing, learned a lot of new things - water in waterfalls appears brown due to its high concentration of acid and iron ore, and brown, that's its natural color. And yeah, I suppose it would be best not to drink it.😅
Haha. Now I have the National Geographic theme in my head.