Now I will sharpen the scythe; it doesn't mow at all, it's become very dull.

The cod is raw; it will be difficult for me to cook it. Sings a folk song. Everything is clean now.

I will take these ashes to the chickens. How are you here, my chickens? I brought you ashes.

Are you here, my little pig? Look how many apples fell there. We have a lot of apples; there's no time to do anything with them.

Now I will sing a song to my grandfather. - OK, go and rake. - Of course, I'm going already.

Look at this pear; it never bore fruit, now it has pears. Now I will support this tree with a board so that the branches don't break.

This will be enough for you to eat once. Mount "Apetska" - wild blueberries grow here.

They start picking wild blueberries on the mountain at the end of July. The season lasts about a month.

Picking berries is a popular source of income for local residents. In a day, you can collect from 10 to 30 kilograms of blueberries.

They sell the harvested crop. After the blueberry harvest, another berry – lingonberry – begins to ripen.

People continue to work until autumn. There are a lot of apples this year; the pig will eat them all.

We dry as much as we can. We don't need to buy tea; we cook compote. Our children don't call; they don't have time...

Well, the kids are busy. Yes, the kids are busy. Everyone is busy with their own business. You know what else we need?

Beans must be collected. Well, beans for dinner already. Tomorrow's a holiday, Grandpa. Yes, "Honey Savior."

All right, now let the dough rise. Eat well, my cats. Goat horns, this is our hanger.

Go to the table, Peter. On such a beautiful day, we can drink 20 grams... Yes, we can.

OK, grandfather, take it. Good for everything!

We still need to milk the cow, pick beans, and preserve cucumbers. Bees will sting you because you drank vodka.

Bees are very aggressive when they smell alcohol. Jessica, why do you find it so funny? You are a lazy little dog.

Those leaves were already falling from the walnut tree. Well, let's start. Not a lot of milk. She wants to eat so much that she wags her tail.

Do you already want mushrooms? Shepherds graze large flocks of sheep on this mountain. The bread mold must be greased with oil.

Grow bread, big! I am going to collect cucumbers. Oh, how high. I can't reach them.

I picked up a big bucket of cucumbers. Grandma, this is a cookie for you.

Thanks, grandpa, for the cookies. Drink coffee. The weather is very good; I can't see how many degrees it is now.

I'll go get the apples. The apples are already starting to ripen. February 24th marks 49 years that we have been together.

We have 5 children, 4 sons and one daughter. We have a son-in-law, we have 13 grandchildren.

We already have five great-grandchildren. Grandfather, the young man is already a great-grandfather! And I was well-preserved, young great-grandmother.

We have lived here all our lives. The children grew up, got married, and often help us. Prepare firewood, mow what is necessary—the children come and help; everything is fine with us.

Little by little we live, as we live and live, everything is fine! Bees, eat apples!

- You gathered a lot of dill.
- I saw that you collected a whole bucket of cucumbers.

That's it, ready. Let them ferment, and soon we will eat. I light it, and it smokes well.

Without smoke, the bees sting me. They do not like to be disturbed. I'd better wear gloves so the bees don't sting me.

There is already some honey. All of this has honey in it; it is opened, and the honey is pumped out.

There are already several broods, some honey, no pests. I destroyed the pests. This is a brood; a young bee should emerge from here.

In a week, a young bee should come out, and this is already a supply of honey from above.

The same on this side. A kilogram of bees contains 10,000 bees. The bees love warmth but do not like drafts.

Horses themselves gather in a herd and graze along an arbitrary route. From time to time, they go to a special place where there are troughs with salt and water.

Oh, do you see Jessica helping us? She really likes it when you stroke her. Do you have gasoline and oil?

Of course there is; I have everything. I have gasoline and oil; everything is there. I can't see very well.

I only see when it's full. Our bread. This is our food. Very tasty.

Secret of the self-sufficient life of an elderly couple in a mountain village far from civilization

Secret of the self-sufficient life of an elderly couple in a mountain village far from civilization

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