I've been loving all the family history in this series. As someone whose family has been moving around quite a bit and who likes exploring places and people connected to it, it's great to see others doing the same. My own grandmother moved to Sweden at 18 (without knowing a word of Swedish nor anyone up there, right after the war), and she's always been one of my biggest rolemodels and inspirations. Sounds like yours played a similar role in your life!
Oh wow! What a story! And I moved to Denmark when I was 18, without knowing Danish or anyone up there, thinking I was special, but apparently it’s a trend 😅🤣 On a serious note, this trip is very very special for me because of this connection to my grandmother and her life, it adds a whole new dimension to traveling 🥰
I’m sooo happy to hear it was interesting! Sometimes I doubt whether sharing this kind of personal information makes sense, like who would want to know about my grandmother. I’m glad that it does makes sense 🥰 Thank you very much 💛
Алёнка, привет! Вот и пришло время прощаться с твоей любимой Хакасией. Немного грустно, ведь это родные края твоих мамы и бабушки. Как здорово, что ты их посетила, молодец! Когда-то ещё состоится новая встреча с ними? Будем надеяться! А пока двигаемся в сторону дома. Удачной погоды и дороги!
🫣😅 it’s funny, I, too, always feel a relief when we finally get to asphalt. And yet, I keep taking those off-road routes 😄 I guess I like suffering, or challenges, or both 🤣🤣
Such a happy coincidence, last weekend I was also visiting the town where my grandparents were born and grew up. Is a hidden but very popular town in the mountains nearby Bogotá. Go back there by my own, in my motorbike (and knowing my grand father liked motorbikes a lot) was very emotional for me, so I know how you felt in this video. Really nice 😊😊😊
6:45 Ну оно и понятно.😉 Заехала на территорию расположения 62-й ракетной Ужурской Краснознамённой дивизии. На вооружении Р-36 "Сатана", хотя уже их на Сарматы меняют. Стою с кофе на балконе и смотрю на гаражи, в котором твой зверек ночевал. Удачи в путешествии.🌺
Не заехала, она же поехала направо после развилки через Ужур. А через часть поворот налево и сокращаешь путь примерно на 20 км. Раньше только там дорога была в прямом и переносном смысле "военная", но для мотоцикла нормально. Один раз меня там военные из-за учений не пропустили, пришлось возвращаться и через Ужур ехать.
Haha, a couple more travelers arrived and we had a fun evening sharing stories over a beer. It was a super warm night and I wanted some fresh air, so I ended up pitching my tent in the yard. Slept like a baby 😁
Your grandmother was one of the Soviet heroes who contributed to defeat the Nazis. The price was unfortunately too high and we, Westerners, should remember that more often. Respect is (should be) a beautiful thing. Talking about beautiful things, Siberia is one of them. The rain is yours and our farewell tears all together. This trip you, in a good hour, elected, showed us a region that was not inside our minds. Not the desolate region that some narratives told us. As you said, there was a trip inside the main (?) one. The ancestors road touches you but also touches all who have the same sensibility. Your grandmother should be proud of you, as your mother is for sure. Wow, talking too much today, sorry. To finish, I could ear some nice musical sounds from your mouth. Quite far from the disaster you suggested ... and compared with me you are a star😂 Good luck
She has always been my role model, so brave, so wise, so kind. I’m happy I could share a tiny bit of her story with you! And I’m happy you enjoyed it 💛
@@alyoka.travels , these kinds of stories matter a lot. The ones we can "see" mentally. Your grandmother "hitting" the Morse machine and distributing smiles (like you 😉) to the soldiers after this core action. The unpersonalized stories stay at some level of abstraction, so poorer. In a certain way, is like seeing the Russian "Comedy Club" (for my learning). Seeing the themes (subjects) of the day and look at the audience. And listening to one episode where one character was speaking of a dessert he has eaten in Lisbon, near the "Lx Factory". Perhaps it is difficult for you to understand, but there are stereotypes associated to Russians in the West that are far from the reality. Your stories of your family or of the machine used at the Kin Dza Dza, amid other, contributed to have today an image of Russia completely different from some months ago. And I consider myself a relatively well informed person. Wow, with the age, I am losing the capacity to be sucint. Sorry 🥰
@@alyoka.travels , very interesting band. Eclectic with instruments and nice lyrics. I can understand why you like them. Did you hear the song Canção do Mar by Пелагея and Elmira Kalimulina? I know the first is a folk singer, but the interpretation is brilliant. The orchestra adds a lot to the song. Voice experts in the world are unanimous about the excellence of the interpretation. I know, that it is not your type ,,😉 but listen once.
Yes yes, I did, very interesting interpretation! Thank you for the recommendation! And Bravo is Soviet/Russian classics from the 80/90s, I grew up to their songs and still enjoy listening to them, maybe pure nostalgia but I really like them 😁
Привет, Алёна! Десятки раз ездил через Тисуль, всё прикидывал когда после Шарыпова и за Тамбаром асфальт проложат. Но увы, хотя за Тамбаром асфальтирование всё-же потихоньку идёт. В 17 км от Тисуля находится самое большое озеро Кемеровской области--Большой Берчикуль, довольно красивое и интересное место. И дальше за ним на юг начинаются горы, отроги Кузецкого Алатау. Тот же горный хребет, что и в Приисковом. Понятно, что у тебя времени не было, засветло надо было до Кемерово доехать. Удачи!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Я бы заехала, если бы погода позволила, у меня на карте несколько озер было отмечено, но в дождь это так себе удовольствие)) так что придется вернуться)) может, и асфальт к тому времени проложат, хотя вряд ли 🤣🤣🤣 никаких намеков на новый асфальт я там не заметила 🤣🤣
I've been loving all the family history in this series. As someone whose family has been moving around quite a bit and who likes exploring places and people connected to it, it's great to see others doing the same. My own grandmother moved to Sweden at 18 (without knowing a word of Swedish nor anyone up there, right after the war), and she's always been one of my biggest rolemodels and inspirations. Sounds like yours played a similar role in your life!
Oh wow! What a story! And I moved to Denmark when I was 18, without knowing Danish or anyone up there, thinking I was special, but apparently it’s a trend 😅🤣
On a serious note, this trip is very very special for me because of this connection to my grandmother and her life, it adds a whole new dimension to traveling 🥰
Another awesome video ❤
Thank you 💛
Thank you Aleona for sharing the story about your grandmother. It was super interesting. Continued safe travels.
I’m sooo happy to hear it was interesting! Sometimes I doubt whether sharing this kind of personal information makes sense, like who would want to know about my grandmother. I’m glad that it does makes sense 🥰 Thank you very much 💛
Привет, Алёна! Очень здорово, что путешествуя по всему миру, ты возвращаешься к своим родным и близким, истории своего рода!
Это путешествие занимает совершенно особое место в моем сердце. Я так долго мечтала проехать по этим местам 🥰
Алёнка, привет! Вот и пришло время прощаться с твоей любимой Хакасией. Немного грустно, ведь это родные края твоих мамы и бабушки. Как здорово, что ты их посетила, молодец! Когда-то ещё состоится новая встреча с ними? Будем надеяться! А пока двигаемся в сторону дома. Удачной погоды и дороги!
Очень надеюсь, что еще вернусь в эту сказку! Многое еще не успела посмотреть, узнать и прочувствовать. В следующий раз! 💛
Good morning Aleona 😊. Wonderful video with great memories and history. I am always so happy to see you finally get to pavement 😊
Haha do you feel very sorry for the Bee or for me, or both of us? 😁
@@alyoka.travels both my friend 😊💛
🫣😅 it’s funny, I, too, always feel a relief when we finally get to asphalt. And yet, I keep taking those off-road routes 😄 I guess I like suffering, or challenges, or both 🤣🤣
Such a happy coincidence, last weekend I was also visiting the town where my grandparents were born and grew up. Is a hidden but very popular town in the mountains nearby Bogotá. Go back there by my own, in my motorbike (and knowing my grand father liked motorbikes a lot) was very emotional for me, so I know how you felt in this video. Really nice 😊😊😊
So cool! What’s the name of the town? Maybe I’ve passed by it already, if not, I might when I’m reunited with Cherry 🥰
@@alyoka.travels nope. I think you didn’t. Is called Choachí and it has really awesome adventure roads.
Check out “S3 🌏 Ep36” ☺️🤙
6:45 Ну оно и понятно.😉 Заехала на территорию расположения 62-й ракетной Ужурской Краснознамённой дивизии. На вооружении Р-36 "Сатана", хотя уже их на Сарматы меняют. Стою с кофе на балконе и смотрю на гаражи, в котором твой зверек ночевал. Удачи в путешествии.🌺
Я не специально))) навигатор так повел)))
Эх, мы уже скучаем по нашему гаражику и мечтаем вернуться 🥰
Не заехала, она же поехала направо после развилки через Ужур. А через часть поворот налево и сокращаешь путь примерно на 20 км. Раньше только там дорога была в прямом и переносном смысле "военная", но для мотоцикла нормально. Один раз меня там военные из-за учений не пропустили, пришлось возвращаться и через Ужур ехать.
Ого, так это я коротким или длинным путем поехала? 😁 я даже не заметила, отдалась в руки навигатора 🤣🤣
@@alyoka.travels будем ждать. А пока буду приглядывать за ним)
@@alyoka.travels Длинным через город ты поехала. Короткий мимо дач и воинскую часть в лесу. Навигатор эту дорогу может и не показывать.
Ja bil v Kemerova na ucenijah raketnih voisk! Jurga 3
Cute motorcycle mobile - have to ask, did you sleep like a baby? : -). What a fun place to stop!
Haha, a couple more travelers arrived and we had a fun evening sharing stories over a beer. It was a super warm night and I wanted some fresh air, so I ended up pitching my tent in the yard. Slept like a baby 😁
@@alyoka.travels Good!!!
Your grandmother was one of the Soviet heroes who contributed to defeat the Nazis. The price was unfortunately too high and we, Westerners, should remember that more often. Respect is (should be) a beautiful thing.
Talking about beautiful things, Siberia is one of them. The rain is yours and our farewell tears all together. This trip you, in a good hour, elected, showed us a region that was not inside our minds. Not the desolate region that some narratives told us.
As you said, there was a trip inside the main (?) one. The ancestors road touches you but also touches all who have the same sensibility. Your grandmother should be proud of you, as your mother is for sure.
Wow, talking too much today, sorry. To finish, I could ear some nice musical sounds from your mouth. Quite far from the disaster you suggested ... and compared with me you are a star😂
Good luck
She has always been my role model, so brave, so wise, so kind. I’m happy I could share a tiny bit of her story with you! And I’m happy you enjoyed it 💛
@@alyoka.travels , these kinds of stories matter a lot. The ones we can "see" mentally. Your grandmother "hitting" the Morse machine and distributing smiles (like you 😉) to the soldiers after this core action. The unpersonalized stories stay at some level of abstraction, so poorer.
In a certain way, is like seeing the Russian "Comedy Club" (for my learning). Seeing the themes (subjects) of the day and look at the audience. And listening to one episode where one character was speaking of a dessert he has eaten in Lisbon, near the "Lx Factory". Perhaps it is difficult for you to understand, but there are stereotypes associated to Russians in the West that are far from the reality.
Your stories of your family or of the machine used at the Kin Dza Dza, amid other, contributed to have today an image of Russia completely different from some months ago. And I consider myself a relatively well informed person.
Wow, with the age, I am losing the capacity to be sucint. Sorry 🥰
Oh I’ve got a music recommendation for you: the band “Bravo”, if you haven’t listened to them yet. I hope you like it!
@@alyoka.travels , very interesting band. Eclectic with instruments and nice lyrics. I can understand why you like them. Did you hear the song Canção do Mar by Пелагея and Elmira Kalimulina? I know the first is a folk singer, but the interpretation is brilliant. The orchestra adds a lot to the song. Voice experts in the world are unanimous about the excellence of the interpretation. I know, that it is not your type ,,😉 but listen once.
Yes yes, I did, very interesting interpretation! Thank you for the recommendation!
And Bravo is Soviet/Russian classics from the 80/90s, I grew up to their songs and still enjoy listening to them, maybe pure nostalgia but I really like them 😁
Привет, Алёна! Десятки раз ездил через Тисуль, всё прикидывал когда после Шарыпова и за Тамбаром асфальт проложат. Но увы, хотя за Тамбаром асфальтирование всё-же потихоньку идёт. В 17 км от Тисуля находится самое большое озеро Кемеровской области--Большой Берчикуль, довольно красивое и интересное место. И дальше за ним на юг начинаются горы, отроги Кузецкого Алатау. Тот же горный хребет, что и в Приисковом. Понятно, что у тебя времени не было, засветло надо было до Кемерово доехать. Удачи!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Я бы заехала, если бы погода позволила, у меня на карте несколько озер было отмечено, но в дождь это так себе удовольствие)) так что придется вернуться)) может, и асфальт к тому времени проложат, хотя вряд ли 🤣🤣🤣 никаких намеков на новый асфальт я там не заметила 🤣🤣
Тот случай когда материшься на английском😂
В моем случае все просто 🤣🤣 на каком языке в этот момент думаю, на том и матерюсь 🤣🤣