Village Life in the Mountains – A Family’s Journey of Farming and Tradition

Let's go, let's go. The horse is traumatized. What do you want in the evening? Did you do the skin before? The cow is already a little bit. There are a couple of bulls in the village. Such a tribe. And now it has two bulls. I sold it. I have only one red one. Here is the wall. Leave it, leave it. We are small. Bublik is called Bublik. Bublik is 15 years old. He was born. We take it from me. My son doesn't do it. In the forest, no one does it. But it will be nice to take it. I take it there, where I take bread. And I give it again. Mineral. The horse is good. Because the horse brings hay in winter. It does good to people, too. To bring something. Muesli. Lentil. Our chicken is already cooked. Yes. Don't put too much. This is my fifth. A little. With a brush. Do you see? It dries. It wants to drink. This is Zvizdik. This is Lesy. This is Zvizdik. Both are from the same family. The children are good. My son is good. My daughter-in-law is good. This is a businessman. This is our place. Hello. What is the name of the brigade? This brigade? I don't understand. What brigade do you have? We? What brigade? We? Give him the price, please. Do you know? I don't know. Wow, look. You don't know what he's going to do. You are so handsome. You love your grandmother so much. Yes? What? This is a carpenter. Maxim is flat there. There is Krasnoel in the direction of Iltsy. I was already driving the bus. Maybe we can put something to this fire? Don't you understand? Maybe we'll have water? We'll have. Everything will be fine. We'll put a cover. What the hell is this? Let's go to the blue one There is another one It's not my fault Let's go Let's go to the blue one I have to go to the blue one I don't know which one is better You need to go to the blue one What do you need after breakfast? Well, everything is fine. Hold the plate to the pan. We still have to go to the hay. But we didn't go the second time. We go once or twice a week. But we still have to go twice a week. Plus and minus. So that's it. That's it. Oh no. Thank you. You're welcome. I'm going to make a burek. What are you going to make? I'm going to make a burek.