I Live in a Remote Siberian Village… Here’s Our Daily Life

We are observing a depraved sector. But my love for a good roast keeps me interested. 😊🫣🤭❤

Can you show us in a weeks time instead of every contant u make. good job Moab on building the coffee stall

안녕하세요 반갑습니다 🥰

I don’t know Siberian birds, but it looks like a birds nest with the very dark dirt you have there. Mud and straw from your pile outside you use to cover the floors with. Have you noticed any bird activity going into there?

Mah aap ko yaad na kr saka kuch problem thee poor health OK thank u

Beautiful ❤

Summer in Siberia is only 4 months maybe 5, then back to freezing snow for 8 months of the year which is a shame because Siberia is very beautiful country but very hard place to live. I wish you happiness and success ❤

Did I see cannabis growing in the neighbours garden???

I gift you google recipe for Zucchini Bread 🍞 😂❤❤❤

Keep your car in the garage. It will protect the paint and the interior from sun damage.
It will help protect the car from rusting in the rain too.
The person who told you not to garage your car is an idiot.

Instructions
Heat your oven to 350°F (175°C). Grease a standard loaf pan.
Mix: In a large bowl, combine grated zucchini, oil, eggs, both sugars, vanilla, and salt. Stir with a fork until thoroughly blended.
Add cinnamon, nutmeg, baking soda, and baking powder. Mix again until even.
Add flour and stir until just combined—no white streaks should remain, but avoid overmixing.
Scrape batter into the prepared pan. Smooth top, sprinkle liberally with raw/turbinado sugar.
Bake 55–65 minutes, or until a tester inserted in the center comes out clean of batter. (Moist crumbs are desirable—avoid overbaking.)
Let cool in pan, uncovered. For best flavor and crumb—leave unwrapped in the pan overnight. When cool, gently loosen and turn out to slice.

Ultimate Zucchini Bread Recipe
2 cups (13 ounces/370 grams) grated, packed zucchini (do not wring out)
2 large eggs
2/3 cup (160 ml) neutral oil, olive oil, or melted unsalted butter
1/2 cup (95 grams) packed dark brown sugar
1/2 cup (100 grams) granulated sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon fine sea or table salt
1 1/4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground or freshly grated nutmeg
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
2 cups (260 grams) all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons (25 grams) raw or turbinado sugar (for topping)

Hope you cut the sharp points off the chicken door so they don’t get cut when going in and out.

Veba the only way it will get condensation as if the garage is seald no are flow your garage will be fine there is enough air flow there wont be any condensation 😊😊

The result of your hard work is evident. Thank you for another awesome video.

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That table and chair 😂 Are you all right 😅

awesome vibes

Can’t wait for you to MAKE your own little goats! (G.o.a.t- greatest of all time - American slang) other words children!!! is there a PO Box we can send stuff to?

veba the bricks on the ground are uneven that's why the table is wobbly, maybe put some concrete over the bricks to even out the ground. or you could make some hanging trays to attach to the banister rail to put drinks on

Veba you’re glowing!!!!

you just need to keep the gardens free from weeds and water every day when it's hot 2 times a day for salads and berries especially 😊

In Australia we call it “hilling” the potato’s. With your little birds building the mud nest we call them Swifts. They are cute and eat bugs but they usually have bird lice or mites that with infest your barn, the chickens, rabbits and maybe the goats. You are better to keep breaking the mud nest down so they find a different place to nest.
Love watching you both creating a little farm.

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Gracias por activar pista audio español. gran trabajo en tu granja , y huerto pero deber regar mas tus cultivos la tierra se ve muy seca. Felicidades!!

Ithink the outside table should be shorter NOT taller

What you did to the potatoes is called hilling here in the US.

You need to keep car, tractor, trailer in garage, especially if you have hail storms in Siberia.

Put another wing on table

Veeebaaaa😃🌹 Unnn- paacking‼️😂

You need to pull the weeds from around the plants ,the weeds are taking water and nutrients from your plants.

Great video

I love the chicken door! Good thinking,👍

That's the most stereotypical Russian accent I've ever heard outside of Hollywood

Eso es lo divertido de hacer cosas tu mismo y descubrir el como lo harías 😊. Que bonito los atardeceres y amaneceres, me encantan, es como mágico. Un abrazo muy FUERTE para todos y un saludo 💯

HI VEBA!🙋IT LOOKS LIKE IT IS ALMOST COFFEE TIME!☕👍SEE YOU IN THE NEXT VIDEO OK,,,,,BYE!👋🇺🇸

❄🏡❤ Life in a remote Siberian village is full of hard work, peace, and the beauty of nature. Wishing everyone watching good health, happiness, and strength to enjoy every simple moment. May each day bring warmth, joy, and new adventures! 🙏✨💛🌲

I think the " coffee table " setup is 1,000 out of 10 🤣

What a beautiful glimpse into life in a remote Siberian village! 🏡❄🌲 The peaceful routines, breathtaking nature, and simple way of living are truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing the beauty of everyday life and reminding us to appreciate the little moments. Wishing you good health, happiness, and many more wonderful adventures. Best wishes to everyone watching and reading this comment ❤🙏🌿✨.

Carrots like it wet! You have to water it, if there is no rain, while they are small. If you don't water the radish, it will be spicy.

多謝！

baklazhan (баклажан) is eggplant in english.

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