UNDERGROUND NATURAL FREEZER - How to store ICE at +25C

Natural freezer - How to store ice at +25C!

Yakutian land is permafrost, that's why we have ability to store ice, meat and other food in all-year natural freezers. Even at +25C the temperature inside Bulus (“shed” for ice and meat, and it’s under the ground) is -5 -8 C.

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[iampixel]

Crazy how cold or hot it can get right under surface of the earth... in Siberia you dig two meters and you get a *natural freezer.* In Iceland or parts of Japan you dig two meters and you get a *natural oven.*

Please keep recording the videos and early congrats if you hit 1000 subscribers.

[IbrahimEagle]

Thank you for educating us about your town

[rose-marielundholm]

Aww just half a year ago she was just about to get 1000 subscribers and was so happy about it, and look at her now, having over 50 000 subscribers! You deserve them all Maria you're the best!!!

[benjewminge]

You have such a calm voice and presence, it's very nice to hear you talking. Thank you for sharing.

[BoneHlaing]

I'm from Myanmar where most regular temperature is around 30 °C. Your place and its temperature amaze me. If I visit there, I may freeze to death. I love watching your sharing and sometimes I wrote about Yakutia and your sharing in YouTube in my language. Thanks for your sharing.

[sumaiyahleonard]

I wish i could visit yakutia one day. I really enjoy your videos. Im from South Africa. Your voice is so calm and soothing

[frat]

I'm so glad I found this channel. It's very interesting to watch the lives of our relatives who live thousands of miles away from us. We love you so much🇹🇷❤️

[kidsofyesterday]

This seems super eco-friendly I love it

[phoolchandra]

It's amazing to see thing like how preserving ice cubes in Bulus for drinking purpose. Love the way you make videos. World is so amazing place and so the humans as they have adjusted to its habitat of every kind.👍

[jdonland]

"Cellar" might be a better word in English to describe these structures than "shed". Usually a shed is a small building above ground. A cellar is always underground, usually beneath a house.

[TakiMomoify]

I randomly came across your channel today, and I love it! Thank you so much for teaching us about your beautiful city! I’d love to visit it someday! ❤️

[totobogos]

Interesting, the exact same system was traditionally used in Quebec, Canada too. Underground fridges and freezers were commonplace until around the 1950s and gigantic blocks of ice of the St. Lawrence river were used to ship perishable goods all the way to (at that time British) India.

[nurtenalaca]

The old word for water In Turkic languages is "BU".

derived words; Bulut = cloud, Buu = steam, Buz / muz = ice
or as in sakha language Bulus

[toxicbee]

Yakutia itself has always seemed such a fascinating and unique place...mainly because of its crazy cold winters...

[FXGreggan.]

What a darling, so appreciative for 1'000 subscribers.. now look at her >200'000, but you deserve even more :)

[vanessaz]

Hi Maria, I really enjoy watching your videos and learning about life in Yakutia. You should do vlogs of your daily life!

[penfraser]

In the American book 'Little House on the Prairie' ( or maybe it was 'Little House in the Woods' about the dad), they stored ice fir the summer and used it for egg-nog and for desserts.

[gracelabio]

Your channel is very interesting, you allow us to have knowledge how do people in cold places do their livings, God bless.

[johnwt]

4:28 "have an ice day" I see what you did there! ☺

[gioiastover]

Storing your drinking water as ice is so fascinating! Thank you for sharing!! I am curious how you heat your homes?