My Trip to Russia 5: Russian Nature

[GoatseObama]

I like the ending when you where poking the frog seemed almost comical for some reason

[MattCaparzo]

nice to see you in the outdoors

[lawndaisies]

Great Blue Herons are so elegant--

[mcafgr]

Excellent video

[JakeDrums3]

Why is it basically telling you to unsubscribe at the top?

[Arcesius]

Read closely, it's about the "state" of the button, implying quite the opposite - one is already subscribed, and if not - should proceed so :)

[arweiss21]

the image suggests that you should have the option to "unsubscribe" rather than "to subscribe". of course, you can only choose to "unsubscribe" if you have already subscribed in the first place. for example, you can't turn a light switch "off", if it is already off to begin with. he is saying you should subscribe, and that the option should be to "unsubscribe" and not the other way around. did that make sense?

[BetterThanDrugs33]

beautiful! being from minnesota, i love to fish. what kind of fish are in the water?

[vorojtsov]

I plan to do a separate video on fish. Thank you! Serguei

[back2themusic]

ahhh nice and calm

beautiful indeed

[Geomanb]

1:20 - 1:57 you have got an excellent cam!

[143DREWID]

OK, what kind of fish.

want to catch there already.

[centervilletn]

it is funny that only a few years ago durning the Cold

War Americans could only imagine what Russia was like ....i am alwasy suprised how much alike people are culture really are once the mystery is gone

[xodn3300]

poor frog at the end!

[oilhammer04]

Great videos . . . . thanks for loading them.

[centervilletn]

The Duck River . large beautiful Blue heron, even the Bald American Eagle live here...i think i would like it where you lived too, very much like home

[centervilletn]

the area in russia looks very similar to my area of Tennessee. If you are ever in tennessee i would like to show you

[vorojtsov]

I have never visited Tennessee. Would definitely like to go there.

[RadicalAwesomeness]

Does Bistriţa mean anything in particular in russian?

[vorojtsov]

Yes, Bystritsa means fast flow river.

[RadicalAwesomeness]

Cool, I was asking because there are a few rivers in Romania called Bystritsa. The name itself has no meaning in romanian but I knew that it is of slavic origin.

Thanks

[vorojtsov]

You are welcome! Yes, same root as Bystro = Bistro = Fast / Quickly

[RadicalAwesomeness]

Oh yes, come to mention it, I do remember the story of the russian soldiers in Paris and how the French Bistro came about. Aparently they wanted fast service :)

Thanks again,

Cheers

[VladaMy]

@vorojtsov Bistro=transparent, clean (for water, river) on Serbian, probably same on other Slavic languages.

[TKmallet]

i would love to fish there A LOT!

[Zepplinne]

where do you live normally?

[vorojtsov]

I live in Canada.

[Zepplinne]

oh nice me too!