Boots. Now a little higher.
Pants. A jacket. A kerchief.
How is this thing called?
It is called a "wonder-spade".
A wonder-spade!
Is it convenient to work with it?
Very. Easy!
And this is strawberry, right? - Right.
Very tasty little berries.
Working together is especially nice.
A screw gun is a cool thing.
It's a wonderful thing.
When the construction itself rot,
the frames will probably come in handy again.
Well yeah.
And this is our old lady, the Six,
VAZ... something something. Well in short the Six.
And this is a stove, modified by father, in truth here it is.
Today we have a high-powered day.
Tonya and I have dug up a whole plantation!
Here we will plant potatoes.
And there - carrots...?
And there carrots have been sowed, and there farther garlic and onion.
OK, this is an apple-tree.
And all in all we have many of these, apple-trees.
Yes, we have many apple-trees.
It is, by the way, there I see,
that one is still wound with tights.
It is wound with tights,
because its rind has come off in one place,
so that it wouldn't peel off.
And usually for winter we wind the trees so that different rodents would not gnaw them.
Here there are four plum trees, we also have cherry trees,
also gooseberries, many honeysuckles,
currants: white, red, black,
and of course strawberries and wild strawberries.
In short...
The greatest joy and pleasure!
Yes, yes, it will begin soon!
Yes! It seems, yes. Here is a little greenhouse getting ready,
there will reside cucumbers... cucumbers and radishes.
OK, well as for garlic you always plat it like this, right? Before winter.
OK here are little strawberries arising.
We have already shown them to you.
This is white currants, right? - Right.
Of course it hasn't woken up yet after winter.
Many... very few trees have woken up so far.
The first fruits are given by this... honeysuckle.
Yes, it is waking up already, you see, one of the first.
It is still very young,
but this year I think there will be many berries here.
Hairy things? Mustard was sowed here,
I wanted to dig it up later before winter,
so that is turned into fertilizer.
But unfortunately, I couldn't do it in time.
And that's how hairy stuff has appeared! - Yes!
It started to snow and everything was covered by it.
And it was so interesting, when the snow had fallen,
and green mustard was there, it was lovely!
Many building materials are taken from all over the place.
I mean Russian people can administer various junk
to a very helpful and good use.
Different firewood well can be used,
and here for example old window frames, see.
And we get such a cool little greenhouse out of them.
So Russian people can make a candy out of nothing.
Where did you take these slag stones from?
So there was a building, and it was destroyed, so and...
And the material was there, one may just as well use it.
And where did you find the window frames?
The window frames - well the changes windows in the Music school.
So they also were throwing, they were going to throw them away.
In the music school where I studied in due time.
So they will be of use again
as walls of a hothouse, for a greenhouse
that is they will get a second life.
Here we got such a greenhouse, it is almost ready.
Enough, I guess.
We also pick weeds, roots.
Of course we do not dig like this,
we say 'one, two, three!' for fun.
So everyone digs with their own speed.
You can dig using your left leg or your right one,
the way it is convenient for you, as for me I take turns,
first one leg, then the other.
Tonya is working.
In such a street you can see different nice little houses.
It has started to rain!
Simple, rich, beautiful, and not so much.
And look how windows are trimmed up.
And every little house is special.
Seedling on the balcony - little tomatoes.
Here is strawberry, apple trees.
Dahlias, here, right?
Red currants.
We are digging potatoes.
"Картофель", or simply "картошка".
Upsy-daysy! What a potato!
You take one potato and the soup is ready. - That's it, yes.
A vegetable marrow.
Vegetable marrows.
So now from this tiny part of land
we have taken the potatoes out and I will sow mustard here later.
What do I need it for?
So first to remove wireworm from the earth,
and then use the verdurous masses as a fertilizer.
To sow.
So that into the ground? - Yes.
As otherwise it they will be just eaten by birds and that's it.
A beetroot.
A cabbage.
An apple, an apple tree.
Scaffolding.
Also many Russian people like building.
Come on. - Here it is,
a beauty, now we take her like this, upsa-daisy!
Wow, so massive!
"Морковь" or "морковка".
So what do we do? We pull carrots.
We pull carrots.
OK, let's get to it.
Pull-pull-pull-pull!
I am scared the tail will tear off.
Wow, what a carrot!
Look at it. - With a sprout.
Yup.
Well, it's OK.
A good nice carrot. And do you like eating carrots?
Onion, garlic.
Very big, of course.
Here there are even a couple of cherries. A cherry.
A strawberry, a wild strawberry.
It is well September...
A black chokeberry.
It is rain water.
How is it, tasty?
Tasty.
And have you eaten a carrot right from the bed?
Still with a tail!
With a fluffy one!
Is it burning?
Well, yeah, it seems to have caught fire.
Take one at a time.
Let it burn like this for a while.
Come on, show the tool, which you got.
There, now careful, Sasha. - Yes, I'll do it gently.
There, this is what Russians are ready to do in order to fix their car.
Actually here just to change oil.
Burning-burning sun!
Prickly prickly burrs!