I was born in the most ordinary Belarusian village, where the most ordinary people live, who work every day, raise children, relax and do ordinary things. The village where I was born and raised is not big, but very important for me. I decided to show in this short video the main streets where I grew up. Enjoy watching!
also you can watch this video
Now I live in the village.
#village #lifeinvillage #belarus
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Greetings to you Dima!
Thanks for sharing this video with us, the village is very beautiful.
I love the simplicity you have there: simple roads and simple homes, everything is simple and quiet and beautiful and nice
In fact, I live in a capital city, and the roads in your village are better than the roads in my city ))
That was beautiful. Really enjoyed the view and ride
Great video! Beautiful village, it looks so peaceful and quiet. So calm, placid, and safe. I enjoyed not seeing commercial signs and advertisements along the main roads, like I see in my city in Florida. For example, no public benches put there for the purpose of it being able to be covered in advertisements. Your place looks so refreshing, so noise-free, and healthy for the mind and body. I imagine the air is so fresh and clean.
I'm new to your channel. I used to correspond with a man around your age. He lives is St.Petersberg, but is from Belarus. He is from Klimavichy. Have yout heard of this city? He hopes to return to Klimavichy someday.
Hi Dima, interesting video of your ride through the village where you grew up. That Blue and White colored wood structure, at about 2:32 in the video, was it a Bus Stop? Looked like a conventional bus stop, with a roof and bench, to help shield from the weather. Also I didn't see any street signs designating what the cross streets were. Are there any street signs?
Wow… this village looks so lovely and relaxed, in fact apart from a couple of kids on bikes, I didn't see any people or cars on the roads, very different from the UK where even village life is quite busy… thank you so much for sharing Dima! Oh… and please be careful riding with one hand… safety first and all that! 😛😍
Ordinary for you, extraordinary for us. Thank you, Dima. Everything looks incredibly beautiful <3 <3
Beautiful village, I’m digging the music, looking forward to more detail.
What a beautiful and clean village you live in. Maybe sometime you could tell us a bit more about your town: what is the population? Is it mostly older people who live in the village? Where do younger people go? And what sort of jobs exist in a small Belarusian village? This was a great video to watching. I look forward to learning more about life in Rural Belarus.😊 Rob 🇨🇦
What is the ratio of Belarusian to Russian speaking there? At least in most Rusyn villages the Rusyn language is dominant over Ukrainian, Slovak, etc.
Dimka, where is our lake?)
Nice village, nature and open spaces. But where are they hiding all of the potatoes…?😅