In the United States this is what we used to do before we created refrigerators. The ice trade, also known as the frozen water trade, was a 19th-century and early-20th-century industry, centering on the east coast of the United States and Norway, involving the large-scale harvesting, transport and sale of natural ice, and later the making and sale of artificial ice, for domestic consumption and commercial purposes. Ice was cut from the surface of ponds and streams, then stored in ice houses, before being sent on by ship, barge or railroad to its final destination around the world. Networks of ice wagons were typically used to distribute the product to the final domestic and smaller commercial customers. The ice trade revolutionized the U.S. meat, vegetable and fruit industries, enabled significant growth in the fishing industry, and encouraged the introduction of a range of new drinks and foods. It only flourished in the time between the development of reliable transportation and the development of widespread mechanical refrigeration.
I've been complaining a lot about my life lately since all I do is basically study all day everyday including week ends. I really thought my life was hard, but when I see what obstacles people have to face just to be able to do things that I take for granted in other countries, I truly realize that my life isn't that hard and I should be more grateful of it haha Thank you for your videos, they allow me to see the world in a bigger picture ( if that makes any sense ) and relativize about my small problems !
This doesn’t necessarily mean that you can’t and shouldn’t complain about things that bother you. Life comes with all sorts of challenges. It’s good to be grateful about the things you have. But just because someone has it “more difficult” than you, doesn’t mean you need to discount the things that you struggle with.
This hardwork is a nice bonding for the family that makes their relationship strong. Less distractions from the outside world. When life is easier and convenient, most men found themselves succumb in bad things like gambling, womanizing, alcohol and drug addiction that leads to marriage troubles. GOD bless Yakutz. Thänks a lot Kiun for showing us your lifestyle. Greetings from Belle in the Philippines.
Hello All at Yakutia, I've always fancied myself as a bit of a self sufficient 'mountain man' living out in the back woods of northern Canada. but after watching this, boy have I changed my mind!!
@@F0re5tMan not a very good comparison considering that we could just like animals eat snow if we were desperate, but ice is just a lot cleaner. Idk about that family, to me harvesting ice every weekend sounds frustrating kinda. We harvest them only once during winter. Work an entire day and its usually just me and father, but we get enough for entire year. We will just need to put them in the basement before they start melting in march. Ice in the basement wont melt even when its +35 outside because its always cold underground because of the permafrost. I am also yakut.
Love your video ....... thanks for these videos .. getting to know so much from this about the different life style .. even to get drinking water .. the difficulties and yet all the people coming together and being happy with everything... love from India 🇮🇳
Thank you so much for these! They are so informative and allow me to build a bigger picture about how life is around the world compared to the little corner I’ve always been apart of. This culture shows me that there are people out there who depend on one another and work as a community rather than an individual!
I love all that you share about Yakutia and appreciate the hard lifestyle. We need to appreciate just how easy some of us have it. I was without water for two weeks due to a leak. Not freezing but had to haul it. A pain! I also love the sound of your voice and accent. I find it very soothing and comforting. Prayers to all Yakutian's that their winter is safe and they are well.
I love you My frozen friends! Thank you for another awesome video upload much appreciated we all enjoy watching you guys so very much and learning to take care
I have so much respect for people living in such harsh environments! We should appreciate easy access to water and warmth more. I would never survive in this cold, I would die from an illness and depression within weeks 😂 I get sick when it gets below 10°C here already and there’s wind blowing when I don’t have a scarf on and the cold makes me almost depressed every year. They’re so strong! 🙌🏻
Вы умничка, очень интересно слушать и смотреть Ваши видео. Много русскоязычных каналов, но Ваш выделяется качеством и аутентичностью. Спасибо за Ваши труды!
That cup of tea must be real good after that work in the cold! It's so great, and impressive, to see such intense work and cooperation to attain what's necessary for survival. Life there looks solid and beautiful, albeit cold 😊❄🌬
"Ice Minners" a great name I like it ^^. Here in Belgium, the first snow appear but obviously is nothing compared to Yakutia 😅 As always thanks for your videos, I am so addicted to them so thanks you Kiun B 🙂
In fact, Ice is classified as a mineral because it is a naturally occurring, inorganic solid with a crystalline structure and a definite chemical composition, which is H2O in a solid state, so "Ice Mining" sounds pretty neat, tho ice is harvested through the process of extracting ice from natural sources typically involves cutting, rather than mining it from the ground like other minerals.
It's a tough matter for the family to mine for water like this on a regular basis . We appreciate kiun and her team for fixing this video , braving weather, power shortage issues and health compromises . I hope you and the family filmed are benefited from this video . 💜
Who needs the discovery channel? We’ve got Kiun B! THANK YOU for this content. I live in Texas and this is so fascinating and heartwarming to see the families of multiple generations living, working, and loving each other company, even in these times where in these big cities our children have lost sight of this kind of life.
Now we should appreciate easy water resources ur videos and ur lifestyle made me so grateful and so amazed of how much work u do guys and made your family in one strong bond ✨
Привет из Шотландии! Здесь я обычно спрашиваю свою жену: "Не хочешь чашечку хорошего теплого чая?", и она обычно отвечает: "Хорошо, если я наполню чайник и поставлю его на плиту, ты приготовишь чай?" Там все так немного по-другому! 😂😂 Там вам, возможно, придется пройти много миль со своей семьей при очень низких температурах, зайти на замерзшее озеро, нарезать несколько кусков льда, притащить их домой, подождать, пока он растает, ЗАТЕМ наполнить чайник и вскипятить его!!! 😲 У нас нет никакого представления о том, на что похожа жизнь в некоторых частях этого мира. НО вы перевоспитали нас, показав нам эти замечательные видео о жизни в Якутии Киун! Большое вам спасибо, юная леди! 🥶🥶☃☃🎅🎅😊😊👏👏 ---------- Greetings from Scotland! Here, I usually ask my wife "Do you fancy a nice warm cup of tea?" and she usually answers "OK, if I fill the kettle and put it on, will you make the tea?" It's ever so slightly different there! 😂😂 There you may have to walk miles with your family in very low temperatures, walk onto a frozen lake, cut some blocks of ice, drag them back home, wait until it melts, THEN fill the kettle and boil it!!! 😲 We don't have any concept of what life is like in some parts of this world. BUT you have re-educated us by showing us these wonderful videos of life in Yakutia Kiun! Thank you so much young lady! 🥶🥶☃☃🎅🎅😊😊👏👏
Hello kiun b I'm ur new subscriber ..From beautiful tropical country Phillipines..love watching your videos..I'm so amazed with the Yakutian people..they're so resourceful..and thank you for showing us the life of the Yakutian..more power to you and God bless us all
Very well updated, very tough life, but totally clean and pure, the bond of family is still vivid their, nature snow beauty and the survival affords by this family for life is really amazing. Love your channel,
Не такая уж трудная,я живу в Якутии,мы себя называем Саха а не якут.На самом деле лед добываем в один раз ноябре и пьем всю зиму и запасаемся летом.Для этого есть специальное строение под землей называется Булуус.Я сельская жительница.Трудно летом,за три месяца надо все успеть,посадить,собирать урожай,т.е.овощи а выращиваем все,даже арбуз,дыню,некоторых пор виноград.косим все лето сено,запасаемся на зиму домашнему скоту,собираем ягоды грибы,ближе зиме рубим скот,запасаемся зимой мясом,говядина,жеребятина,свинина.На все улусы есть газовое или водное отопление,у большинства деревне есть удобство,туалет,ванная,душ в доме.При этом у каждого двора баня обязательно.Удивляюсь здесь откуда откапывают людей которые сами топят печь.Нет конечно люди которые живут например через озеро которым трудно соединить водные трубы но они единицы,и как все занимаемся своими делами,кто работает на бюджет. организации,кто частном порядке,кто фермер
I am fascinated how the family took time out despite the harsh cold to eat and drink some warm foods and beverages to keep up their strength. Amazing video, as always, and your narration is superb --- so calming and appropriate for the scenes being shown!😀
Watching this from southern Finland where temps can reach about -30 but it `s pretty rare and usually happens for a couple days per winter but -20 is more common specially in the mornings. Knowing what that feels like I don`t even want to imagine what it feels like to regularily have DOUBLE that or even more!
Kiun B thx for the video you always answer every curious and furious things about your zone's life. My zone today is 28° C and its cold for us here. 😇😇😇 I can't survive in -51°C.😕😕😕 Thx for sharing your life.
Whilst I am home in the Scottish Highlands I am lucky with regards to water as I'm camped by a stream and if that gets too low then there is also a lake that is 12 miles long. However, as labour intensive as that ice gathering looked it wasn't left to just one person to do, the whole family got involved and that is very special. I wish I was part of a family like that, I wish I just had a family at all.
And i'm complaining in my town when our drinking tap water is murky a bit... Truly incredible how precious water is and how much here in Europe we take it for granted. And your videos are amazing :)
@@Niken-hj3vj yes that sucks . winter is beautiful but too much is too bad . but you could still find a way to enjoy that hard time . good luck and find out new places by yourself
With a life like this and a family like this, children become happy and contented people whose meaning in life is not just consumption. Otherwise, Yakutia is obviously a beautiful country and it's a lot of fun to learn more about it!
i'm in love with yakutsk russia and the yakutia's peoples i started watching your videos yesterday i have watched like single video in 2 days. Love from Pakistan🇵🇰 i hope one day i will visit yakutsk russia❤️❤️❤️
I loved the snowy cities. I loved playing in the snow and walking in the snow. It was a lifelong ambition of mine to go to the snowy region. But when I saw their sufferings, I realized how difficult it is for you to live. Now I love my countries climate very much. One more thing, when I see such severe cold, I feel very cold. God bless u all
I have been watching your videos about life in Yakutia for a few days now. It is really impressive how people have developed survival skills. I wish to visit Yakutia, stay with a family for a few days, and learn from them!
I am from South India, one boring day I found your videos, really I am addicted, I am watching all of your videos continuously, and the way of your presentation is really good. Especially I like Arian, 10 years old boy, he is so humble helping his parents as much as he can that is really good. Keep on child. God is always with you.....
On india we have access to water easliy but its not same for everyone and i just have respect for you and yakutia living in such extreme conditions just to preserve their culture
love to watching your video getting to know very much from these people about them different living life style and thanks everyone wait for the next project 😘😘😘
I remember getting ice from the river in the village during the winter. I'm in Alaska which gets cold but not that cold. Tundra with wind is no joke but we had a 4 wheeler to pull the 30 gallon trash can back home.
Kiun voice so smoothing I could fall asleep to it...heheheh it's -10 today where I'm at .. its cold asf . -50 I envy these folks.. here I am with unlimited water from the sink year round.... respect 🙏
Do you film everything and make all videos by yourself? Applause! Very well shot! Interesting to listen! I am just wondering how your drone and cameras don’t freeze while filming…
This video shows that water in a liquid form is a very precious item in extremely cold areas such as Yakutia. This because all the water is in very cold frozen form and must be collected in the form of ice and melted to be in a usable form. I have seen articles on the processing of water at the Amundsen Scott South Pole Station. Basically what the Amundsen Scott South Pole Station has is a system where heated hot water is pumped into an ice well to melt ice into liquid form. Then the liquid water is pumped into a heated storage that keeps the water in liquid form. To do all this requires burning diesel fuel to get the heat to melt the ice and keep it in liquid form.
Brings about a whole new level of respect for access to water. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
In the United States this is what we used to do before we created refrigerators. The ice trade, also known as the frozen water trade, was a 19th-century and early-20th-century industry, centering on the east coast of the United States and Norway, involving the large-scale harvesting, transport and sale of natural ice, and later the making and sale of artificial ice, for domestic consumption and commercial purposes. Ice was cut from the surface of ponds and streams, then stored in ice houses, before being sent on by ship, barge or railroad to its final destination around the world. Networks of ice wagons were typically used to distribute the product to the final domestic and smaller commercial customers. The ice trade revolutionized the U.S. meat, vegetable and fruit industries, enabled significant growth in the fishing industry, and encouraged the introduction of a range of new drinks and foods. It only flourished in the time between the development of reliable transportation and the development of widespread mechanical refrigeration.
@@Qunyc1985 уважительно, но вы рассказали о промышленном использовании льда, а тут бытовое и сухой лёд разве можно пить?)
@@Luna-jf1ee throw that in Google translate, and ask me again. I am not translating that.
@@Qunyc1985 can you translate in Chinese?
@@Luna-jf1ee Тут про настоящий лёд до изобретения холодильников пишет походу
I've been complaining a lot about my life lately since all I do is basically study all day everyday including week ends. I really thought my life was hard, but when I see what obstacles people have to face just to be able to do things that I take for granted in other countries, I truly realize that my life isn't that hard and I should be more grateful of it haha
Thank you for your videos, they allow me to see the world in a bigger picture ( if that makes any sense ) and relativize about my small problems !
😊🙏🏻 yes, we take for granted many things in our life... let's appreciate it :)
I watch your videos from Bangladesh and I like them a lot, although it's a different idea, I like it a lot
This doesn’t necessarily mean that you can’t and shouldn’t complain about things that bother you. Life comes with all sorts of challenges. It’s good to be grateful about the things you have. But just because someone has it “more difficult” than you, doesn’t mean you need to discount the things that you struggle with.
This hardwork is a nice bonding for the family that makes their relationship strong. Less distractions from the outside world. When life is easier and convenient, most men found themselves succumb in bad things like gambling, womanizing, alcohol and drug addiction that leads to marriage troubles. GOD bless Yakutz. Thänks a lot Kiun for showing us your lifestyle. Greetings from Belle in the Philippines.
Hello All at Yakutia, I've always fancied myself as a bit of a self sufficient 'mountain man' living out in the back woods of northern Canada. but after watching this, boy have I changed my mind!!
i love how precious they treat the water with so much respect. They worked so hard to get it so it makes sense but still really awesome
Just like in a desert. Water is worth more than gold in areas where it's hard to come by.
@@F0re5tMan not a very good comparison considering that we could just like animals eat snow if we were desperate, but ice is just a lot cleaner. Idk about that family, to me harvesting ice every weekend sounds frustrating kinda. We harvest them only once during winter. Work an entire day and its usually just me and father, but we get enough for entire year. We will just need to put them in the basement before they start melting in march. Ice in the basement wont melt even when its +35 outside because its always cold underground because of the permafrost. I am also yakut.
@Niken96 cool. how is it living in yakutia?
Incredible what we take for granted.
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Yes sir!!!!!
Love your video ....... thanks for these videos .. getting to know so much from this about the different life style .. even to get drinking water .. the difficulties and yet all the people coming together and being happy with everything... love from India 🇮🇳
Thank you so much for these! They are so informative and allow me to build a bigger picture about how life is around the world compared to the little corner I’ve always been apart of. This culture shows me that there are people out there who depend on one another and work as a community rather than an individual!
I love all that you share about Yakutia and appreciate the hard lifestyle. We need to appreciate just how easy some of us have it. I was without water for two weeks due to a leak. Not freezing but had to haul it. A pain! I also love the sound of your voice and accent. I find it very soothing and comforting. Prayers to all Yakutian's that their winter is safe and they are well.
I love you My frozen friends! Thank you for another awesome video upload much appreciated we all enjoy watching you guys so very much and learning to take care
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I have so much respect for people living in such harsh environments! We should appreciate easy access to water and warmth more. I would never survive in this cold, I would die from an illness and depression within weeks 😂 I get sick when it gets below 10°C here already and there’s wind blowing when I don’t have a scarf on and the cold makes me almost depressed every year. They’re so strong! 🙌🏻
I sometimes even melt the snow in my area and use it to water my plants! All the idea comes to you! Thank you for making me save my water! ❤️
Вы умничка, очень интересно слушать и смотреть Ваши видео. Много русскоязычных каналов, но Ваш выделяется качеством и аутентичностью. Спасибо за Ваши труды!
This amazing people have no time for depression or anxiety. They live life as it used to be for all humankind. Respect!
That cup of tea must be real good after that work in the cold! It's so great, and impressive, to see such intense work and cooperation to attain what's necessary for survival. Life there looks solid and beautiful, albeit cold 😊❄🌬
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"Ice Minners" a great name I like it ^^.
Here in Belgium, the first snow appear but obviously is nothing compared to Yakutia 😅
As always thanks for your videos, I am so addicted to them so thanks you Kiun B 🙂
Thank you 😊🙏
In fact, Ice is classified as a mineral because it is a naturally occurring, inorganic solid with a crystalline structure and a definite chemical composition, which is H2O in a solid state, so "Ice Mining" sounds pretty neat, tho ice is harvested through the process of extracting ice from natural sources typically involves cutting, rather than mining it from the ground like other minerals.
It's a tough matter for the family to mine for water like this on a regular basis . We appreciate kiun and her team for fixing this video , braving weather, power shortage issues and health compromises . I hope you and the family filmed are benefited from this video . 💜
I’m addicted to your channel. And I love this family. They are so hardworking and loving. But keep uploading episodes with Arian’s family
Who needs the discovery channel? We’ve got Kiun B! THANK YOU for this content. I live in Texas and this is so fascinating and heartwarming to see the families of multiple generations living, working, and loving each other company, even in these times where in these big cities our children have lost sight of this kind of life.
Now we should appreciate easy water resources ur videos and ur lifestyle made me so grateful and so amazed of how much work u do guys and made your family in one strong bond ✨
Привет из Шотландии! Здесь я обычно спрашиваю свою жену: "Не хочешь чашечку хорошего теплого чая?", и она обычно отвечает: "Хорошо, если я наполню чайник и поставлю его на плиту, ты приготовишь чай?"
Там все так немного по-другому! 😂😂 Там вам, возможно, придется пройти много миль со своей семьей при очень низких температурах, зайти на замерзшее озеро, нарезать несколько кусков льда, притащить их домой, подождать, пока он растает, ЗАТЕМ наполнить чайник и вскипятить его!!! 😲
У нас нет никакого представления о том, на что похожа жизнь в некоторых частях этого мира. НО вы перевоспитали нас, показав нам эти замечательные видео о жизни в Якутии Киун! Большое вам спасибо, юная леди! 🥶🥶☃☃🎅🎅😊😊👏👏
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Greetings from Scotland! Here, I usually ask my wife "Do you fancy a nice warm cup of tea?" and she usually answers "OK, if I fill the kettle and put it on, will you make the tea?"
It's ever so slightly different there! 😂😂 There you may have to walk miles with your family in very low temperatures, walk onto a frozen lake, cut some blocks of ice, drag them back home, wait until it melts, THEN fill the kettle and boil it!!! 😲
We don't have any concept of what life is like in some parts of this world. BUT you have re-educated us by showing us these wonderful videos of life in Yakutia Kiun! Thank you so much young lady! 🥶🥶☃☃🎅🎅😊😊👏👏
Hello kiun b I'm ur new subscriber ..From beautiful tropical country Phillipines..love watching your videos..I'm so amazed with the Yakutian people..they're so resourceful..and thank you for showing us the life of the Yakutian..more power to you and God bless us all
Very well updated, very tough life, but totally clean and pure, the bond of family is still vivid their, nature snow beauty and the survival affords by this family for life is really amazing.
Love your channel,
Не такая уж трудная,я живу в Якутии,мы себя называем Саха а не якут.На самом деле лед добываем в один раз ноябре и пьем всю зиму и запасаемся летом.Для этого есть специальное строение под землей называется Булуус.Я сельская жительница.Трудно летом,за три месяца надо все успеть,посадить,собирать урожай,т.е.овощи а выращиваем все,даже арбуз,дыню,некоторых пор виноград.косим все лето сено,запасаемся на зиму домашнему скоту,собираем ягоды грибы,ближе зиме рубим скот,запасаемся зимой мясом,говядина,жеребятина,свинина.На все улусы есть газовое или водное отопление,у большинства деревне есть удобство,туалет,ванная,душ в доме.При этом у каждого двора баня обязательно.Удивляюсь здесь откуда откапывают людей которые сами топят печь.Нет конечно люди которые живут например через озеро которым трудно соединить водные трубы но они единицы,и как все занимаемся своими делами,кто работает на бюджет. организации,кто частном порядке,кто фермер
I am fascinated how the family took time out despite the harsh cold to eat and drink some warm foods and beverages to keep up their strength. Amazing video, as always, and your narration is superb --- so calming and appropriate for the scenes being shown!😀
Watching this from southern Finland where temps can reach about -30 but it `s pretty rare and usually happens for a couple days per winter but -20 is more common specially in the mornings. Knowing what that feels like I don`t even want to imagine what it feels like to regularily have DOUBLE that or even more!
Thank you Kiun. Remembered when you first started on the many facts of Yakutia, now you’re at over 500k subscribers. Congratulations. ❤️
Thank you so much ❤️
It’s incredible seeing how the quality of your videos have increased over time! The production quality is incredible
i love how yakutian families have so much important work that has to be done together, such sweet vibes
Kiun B thx for the video you always answer every curious and furious things about your zone's life. My zone today is 28° C and its cold for us here. 😇😇😇 I can't survive in -51°C.😕😕😕 Thx for sharing your life.
Нашла Ваш канал ! Горжусь такими соотечественниками ! Вы прекрасны ❤️
Whilst I am home in the Scottish Highlands I am lucky with regards to water as I'm camped by a stream and if that gets too low then there is also a lake that is 12 miles long. However, as labour intensive as that ice gathering looked it wasn't left to just one person to do, the whole family got involved and that is very special. I wish I was part of a family like that, I wish I just had a family at all.
And i'm complaining in my town when our drinking tap water is murky a bit... Truly incredible how precious water is and how much here in Europe we take it for granted. And your videos are amazing :)
Looking forward to your new upcoming videos. I love your video content. Inshallah I can visit your country in the future. Watching here in Turkey 😘😘😘
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Kiun, I love your channel. Yakut people are the toughest, yet humblest people on Earth.
thank you 😊
wrong . live in the cold place always much more comfortable than a hot place . you dont know how to be called toughtest peolple
@@nguyenuchuy8807 Living in minus 71 degrees is comfortable is it? And you have experience of this yes?
@@nguyenuchuy8807 Idk man, I've never been in tropical or desert areas, but I do hate my life here in yakutia during every winter.
@@Niken-hj3vj yes that sucks . winter is beautiful but too much is too bad . but you could still find a way to enjoy that hard time . good luck and find out new places by yourself
I GET SO EXCITED WHEN YOU UPLOAD!!
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Podziwiam tych ludzi. Chciałbym ich bliżej poznać... Pozdrowienia z Polski.
With a life like this and a family like this, children become happy and contented people whose meaning in life is not just consumption. Otherwise, Yakutia is obviously a beautiful country and it's a lot of fun to learn more about it!
i'm in love with yakutsk russia and the yakutia's peoples i started watching your videos yesterday i have watched like single video in 2 days. Love from Pakistan🇵🇰 i hope one day i will visit yakutsk russia❤️❤️❤️
I loved the snowy cities. I loved playing in the snow and walking in the snow. It was a lifelong ambition of mine to go to the snowy region. But when I saw their sufferings, I realized how difficult it is for you to live. Now I love my countries climate very much. One more thing, when I see such severe cold, I feel very cold. God bless u all
I don't know why I'm loving your videos.😍 Continue to show us what's in there in Yakutia. 🤗♥️
Sending hugs. 💕
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Yakutia has the richest indigenous diamond deposits in Russia, where about 1,500 have been discovered to date kimberlite pipes.
I have been watching your videos about life in Yakutia for a few days now. It is really impressive how people have developed survival skills. I wish to visit Yakutia, stay with a family for a few days, and learn from them!
@kiun please reply!
I am from South India, one boring day I found your videos, really I am addicted, I am watching all of your videos continuously, and the way of your presentation is really good.
Especially I like Arian, 10 years old boy, he is so humble helping his parents as much as he can that is really good. Keep on child. God is always with you.....
Same
Just found your channel and I am so excited to binge watch your videos. Thank you for introducing me to this family and their way of life.
Very interesting, I'd love to see more on how they hew out the cubes so perfectly.
Love your videos and showing us this wonderful world
Thank you ❤️🙏
Amazing video and info.
Thanks so much.
On india we have access to water easliy but its not same for everyone and i just have respect for you and yakutia living in such extreme conditions just to preserve their culture
This channel keeps me humbled and mindful. It’s one of my favorites! Thank you for sharing!!! Please keep making videos :)
Respect and Love from Portugal! 👍💪
Please make more of these videos! They are wonderful!
Thank you for sharing your time and family with the world. We really appreciate you
love to watching your video getting to know very much from these people about them different living life style and thanks everyone wait for the next project 😘😘😘
Amazing video 📸😘
watching this in a hot tub feeling cold. mad respect.
I love your videos Kiun B, please keep uploading them :)
I love your videos, they are very amazing. Greetings from Turkey to Yakutia.
l live in Africa, Zimbabwe a country that never snows, l am in awe just seeing how people survive in such cold.
I remember getting ice from the river in the village during the winter. I'm in Alaska which gets cold but not that cold. Tundra with wind is no joke but we had a 4 wheeler to pull the 30 gallon trash can back home.
Thanks for sharing this amazing video. Its so hard for me to imagine how life must be in those conditions. Absolute beautiful aswell. 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
I'm missing seeing Kiun B in these videos this year.
aw..
Love you from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩😉🤝😍
Love these vids, you're a great narrator.
It's like they are having a picnic when they start eating. I'm cold just watching it and they seem to be casually eating away. Respect for them.
I am constantly respect and awe to people in your country. It is beyond something!!!
Kiun voice so smoothing I could fall asleep to it...heheheh it's -10 today where I'm at .. its cold asf . -50 I envy these folks.. here I am with unlimited water from the sink year round.... respect 🙏
These videos are so interesting, please don't stop making them.
This is useful, thank you
Very informative. Please keep posting these videos.
me freeze outside at 0c° :D amazing cold in yakutia! greetings from germany :3
So happy to learn about this. Love all your videos. Thank you!
Thanks for showing us.
It looks like hard work and can be dangerous but clean water and no water bills are pluses! :D
Hello, lovely family. It Amazing. Fm Thailand✋❤❤❤👍😊
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Mad respect for that family it's-1 in my location and I can't imagine it being even colder it's torture as is lol
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Why no gloves on a few of them lol absolutely crazy to be out in that much called with your bare hands touching ice blocks lol you guys are amazing
He is actually wearing beige color gloves 😄
@@KiunB oh okay I was like oh my gosh their hands must be absolutely icicles thank you for letting me know that LOL
Very hard and tough life in Yakutia, stay safe and go ahead 👍
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Love from India 🇮🇳♥
Уау, амазинг 😁
I love your videos of Yakutia. Please keep recording more. Much respect!
Such beautiful videos. I love to watch these as I'm falling asleep. So pretty and peaceful 😊.
Do you film everything and make all videos by yourself? Applause! Very well shot! Interesting to listen! I am just wondering how your drone and cameras don’t freeze while filming…
We have a great team to make this videos, thank you so much 😊 yes, it’s freezing. We use hair dryer to warm it 😅
@@KiunB cause I thought you are like me making all videos by yourself) anyway they are amazing.
Awwww poor them😘🥰
Hard work getting those ice😘
Please upload many many more videos of *sweet, lovely, handsome Arian!* 😍🥰
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Hello Kiun BHow are you Love this VDO. Have a beautiful day Greetings from Denmark .
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This video shows that water in a liquid form is a very precious item in extremely cold areas such as Yakutia. This because all the water is in very cold frozen form and must be collected in the form of ice and melted to be in a usable form. I have seen articles on the processing of water at the Amundsen Scott South Pole Station. Basically what the Amundsen Scott South Pole Station has is a system where heated hot water is pumped into an ice well to melt ice into liquid form. Then the liquid water is pumped into a heated storage that keeps the water in liquid form. To do all this requires burning diesel fuel to get the heat to melt the ice and keep it in liquid form.
I watch your videos from Bangladesh and I like them a lot, although it's a different idea, I like it a lot
Yakutia ❤
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2:52 I think the mics can tell, heh, you can hear that wind effect beating on the microphone throughout most of it, hehe
Türkiye den kan kardeş yakut türklerine selemlar ve saygılar sevgiler......
NE MUTLU TÜRKÜM DİYENE........
Great video! Respectable showing how other people live.
I want more videos like this please
what the amazing video! I try to find something for study listening English and found it! That's great, guys, what you done
Thank you for letting us see into your lives..keep them coming..😊
Now I really understood the value of water.I am really enjoying all you videos. 👍
Gratitude increased instantly 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Love these vids so much THANKS!
Прикольно) жил 30 лет в Сибири и не задумывался как воду добывают там, где ещё холоднее
Hi from Argentina. Its 30 degrees here. Almost summer. I love watching your videos. Keep posting more❤.
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Kiun you are the best ❤
Kiun ❤️ love from India 🇮🇳
We love to watch ur blog❤️
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