Difficult Live in Siberia - Trip Update

Spasibo. So, I stop here and eat. Sekundochku, tochku. One jar of this. See how small they are. Sekundochku. This one I ate. I don't know, probably around 300-400 grams. But, man, they are small but very, very tasty. I haven't ate such tasty berries for a long time. In Europe we have big, they look fantastic, they look fantastic, but the taste is absolutely garbage. But this one was just perfect. The price was something like 3 euro. Not cheap compared to the food that you can buy or from the cafes that I usually stop. So, for example, on the cafe early morning breakfast, 4 eggs with bread and tea cost me 2.50. And this cost me 3 euro. These were the most delicious berries that I ate probably in the last 10 years. Enjoyed so much. And I spoke with this guy about the life here and he said that it's very, very difficult. There is nothing to do here. See all of these houses. There is no work and the nearest supermarket to buy food is 10 kilometers away. There is nothing here and every year the people became less and less and less. And I perfectly understand this. Good that at least they built a new road. Now this is a new road, brand new road. See the condition. Perfect asphalt, perfect. But yes, the life here is tough. No, definitely not for everyone. For me, to see it, yeah, absolutely. But to live here, I don't know. I really don't know. Probably not. Too isolated. Anyway, the plan today is to have only 300 kilometers because yesterday I was planning 500, but when I'm done with this 500, I start to look for a hotel. And until I found a hotel, I got another 250 kilometers. So I have too many now, which just means that today I'm gonna slow down. And I'm gonna have only 300 and then I will stop somewhere, hotel, and wait until tomorrow. I really like this early morning start. Today I start at 6, now it's 7.43. Oh man, I love it. All right, see you in the next video.