Join us in Bukovets, one of Ukraine's highest villages, where a family balances farm life and traditional cooking. Witness the joy of newborn lambs and the dedication of parents and their children, Bogdana and Ilya, as they care for their animals and prepare hearty Ukrainian meals together.
Watch our video and you will find out how they manage to preserve their ancient traditions, how they manage their household, what they eat and how they live a happy old age in a village far from civilization.
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Dog barking
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Now we are going to make a fire under the table.
There is no fire under the table, so we are going to make it under the tree.
Take it, honey, take it.
Lay it down, let it dry.
It wants to drink now.
Now it's going to eat.
It's after giving birth.
That's how we got to give birth.
It wants to drink now.
This is a star.
This is a star of the family.
Take it, honey, take it.
This is how we get to give birth.
This is a star of the family.
Take it, honey, take it.
Lay it down, lay it down.
The bread is going there, the grain is going there.
Minerals.
It's good for people to have something to eat.
It can be distributed during the day, in the summer.
It's good for the stomach.
It's good for the stomach and for the stomach.
This is a Russian boy.
He's going to this house.
He's going to drink a lot in the morning.
This is a Russian boy.
He's going to drink a lot in the morning.
Our hole has got already a little bit of something in it.
Don't give too much, it's red.
I'm not giving you much.
I'm going to the store.
I'm not giving you much.
Don't give him spicy.
He's eating a lot.
Here's our ham.
I'm going to the store.
Where are you going?
You don't know where you put the meat.
I'm going to the store.
But I'm going to the store.
I'm going to the store.
Drink some water.
Drink.
Drink a little.
It will be very healthy.
What?
Come in.
Wait.
The water here never freezes, so you don't have to worry about it.
We are a small family.
Bublik, his name is Bublik.
Bublik is 15 years old.
He was born.
You hold him.
He is clean, no water.
Bublik is still young.
It's okay.
We'll get him out of here.
Do you think this is the end of your world?
Or is it just a miracle?
I don't think so, at least.
Give up.
I don't really care what you think of me now.
I don't care.
I don't really care what you think of me now.
I don't care.
I don't care what you think of me.
There is a fire.
I don't know if we'll be able to make it.
Try to get in.
Where's the wheel?
Look, it's not working.
We'll make it.
Wait a minute.
Go to the other side.
Don't be afraid.
It's just a little bit of work, a little bit of work.
That's what fathers do...
They take care of their children.
Tell me, which project was it?
This one?
I don't understand.
Is your goat ready?
I don't remember what the name of the goat was.
Give me the bag, please.
Like this.
Is it comfortable?
I'll lower it.
It's locked.
That's it.
Put it on the side.
We are making a wheel,
but I can't do it.
I don't know who will do it.
You are so beautiful.
You love your grandmother so much.
What?
The side of the red spruce.
Marika said that the side of the fern.
This is the side of the red spruce.
I don't know
what the fire leads to.
Maybe there will be water?
There will be.
Of course, there will be water.
Nikolai, are you ready?
Yes, I am.
Let's go.
One more time.
That's it.
Vova, let's go home.
There is a tram.
We need to go to the church.
It's a little bit heavy.
