Cottagecore you wouldn’t expect / Country houses in the far east of Russia

I returned to my hometown, Spassk, and decided to make a video about the neighborhood where I grew up. It was nice to walk around familiar places and recall some childhood memories. I also saw some new houses and graffitis that I didn’t meet before, and I even stumbled upon some little boys who were building a fort out of woods. Even though this district is located almost in the city center, people here live in country houses. And I lived in such a house with my family until I left for Khabarovsk to study. I’d call it a “hybrid” of a dacha (country house) and a typical urban apartment. Some people here still heat their house with a furnace, go to a standpipe for water and use a street toilet, while others have electric heaters, tap water and canalization. In my house I have all the utilities, but in winter we partially heat it with a furnace because the electric heaters are not enough. In the end of the video I’ll show you the yard of my house, my dog and our vegetable garden. If you liked the video, sm