The Man Who Inspired The World With His Independent Life on Top of a Mountain

Now we'll have to boil the urn. Hey, Pastynechka! Hey, you run so fast! So you don't get lost. Hey, Pastynechka, hey! Masha, little Masha, Masha, Masha came, did you see her? Little one. Come drink some water. Come here. You want to sing, don't you? Sing, my dear. Come on, sing. Sing, my dear. We're collecting the milk. We're giving it to the goats. I've filtered the milk. I'm putting it in this bucket. There's a lot of milk already. 20, 30, 10, 15 liters. Then I filter it. And then I make cheese. And from that cheese, everything is boiled. And it becomes an urn. It's for pigs or goats. I give it to them to drink. It's a salad, like a milk salad. Marta, come here. Masha. I'll bring you a flower. A flower. Come. Ouch. It's cold. It's a natural disaster. It's so cold. In preparation, three shots into the fire. Some manipulations with the helicopter. In particular, there will be some special equipment there. How does it work? There's a solar battery. A battery. A TV is made from a battery. Transformers. From 12 volts, you get 220. This is a battery. The battery is out there on the street. It goes to that device, I don't know what it's called. It goes to the battery. It gives 12 volts. From 12 volts, I connect a transformer. Here. It gives 220 volts. You can charge your phone. You can turn on a flashlight. I have a button. So that I don't get up on the TV, there's only one remote control. I turned on the TV. Now I'm turning it on again. This button is the night light. You turn it on like this. You don't have to go far at night to turn it on. I turn it on like this. And here's the TV. I turn it on. I turn it off. What to do? I don't know what to do. Oh, crap. It's gone. Oh, what a mushroom. Oh, another one. Oh, what a mushroom. It's as big as my beauty. A small package. Oh, what a mushroom. Oh, what a big mushroom. I put on my hat because the sun is strong. Maybe the roots are red. Yes, they are red. I picked a small berry. I'll put a little more salt on them, so they don't dry out. I'll put a little more salt on them, so they don't dry out. What are you eating? A little one. What are you eating? My tears. That's enough for me. That'll do.