Thank you, Chris! You're too kind 💚💚

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it is one of my travel goals to make this journey, hopefully I will be able to in my lifetime 🤞

The French whisperer ASMR also has a trans Siberian railway episode. It’s one of my favorites!

It sounds so beautiful! I'd love to take that trip some day as well. Thank you for sharing 💛

What a great history lesson reading this was! Thank you for sharing

That's super interesting! I didn't know about the project through the Arctic, that's fascinating.

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Plus the conditions under which it was built, it's impressive that it got finished at all.

Yeah, I feel like long trips like that can be difficult to fit in, but I'm sure it will be worth it!

Hey ketiluna, sorry for the late reply. I hope you're having (or had?) a good trip and get home well! How cool to hear about your great-granddad! That's really impressive that he worked on both. I can't even imagine what the conditions must have been like. Thank you so much for the kind words. I really appreciate them and I'm so happy that I've found such a great audience. 💛

i highly doubt he went there voluntarily tho...

Have a good trip! I hope the topographic maps were a bit more exciting, at least presentation wise haha.

That's what I love to hear, thank you!

Ahaha maybe one day when I can afford someone to read wikipedia and write my notes for me!

@@MelangeASMR that’s fair 🤣

I hate the long asmr videos. You don't need many time to fall asleep or something, and I don't know too much people, who watch these videos for 2-3 hours.

I hope you'll enjoy it! It's really been overdue, considering when I bought the map haha.

Aw thank you, that's really sweet!

Hello, I'm happy you enjoyed it! 💛

Same, 6 days on a train sounds amazing haha, I always feel like the train journeys are too short.

Will do, thank you! 💚

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Thank you so much for the kind words! It means a lot 💜

My pleasure :)

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Aw thank you, your comments are so sweet! 💜

@@MelangeASMR that’s because you’re very good 😊

Thank you, I'm happy to hear you liked it!

Oh no, sorry to hear about Covid-infection. I hope you're feeling better by now! 🧡 You're not the first to ask about a Q&A haha, I did one on the community tab in summer: kzfaq.infoUgkxV-Pr6qUny6QJ-_NwHvE-zIcrlJVEk4kq But if there's anything else you want to know, ask away :)

Thank you! 🙏

Thank you 🙏 The map is stunning, it deserves that extra love!

I can imagine, it's difficult enough sleeping at night during heat waves. One thing I've found helpful is putting a damp towel around my feet to cool off a bit (but you probably already know all kind of sleeping tips lol). Sleep well! 💛

@@MelangeASMR I haven't tried the feet thing but I'll give it a go! Thanks for the tip.

Aw thank you!

Ahaha I tried to get all the choo-choos out before we started recording!

You're most welcome, thank you for the lovely comment! And I hope you had a good night's sleep :)

I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thank you!

I also like your nails

Thank you so much, Kirk! Love to hear it.

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Thank you, Salinka, you're too kind!

Thank you for the kind words, Keith, I really appreciate it! I haven't done anything specifically on Poland or the Baltic States, but if you scroll back a bit through the videos, you'll find one on Veliky Novgorod and also ones on the Finno-Ugric and Slavic languages, so something roughly in the area. Maybe they'll be interesting to you :)

That's very kind, thank you!

Oh, that's great to hear, thank you! A subscriber sent some maps of the US which will hopefully arrive soon :)

Ahh you're too kind, thank you!!

Couldn't do it without him! And he was very happy when he read your comment :)

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :) It depends a bit on the topic, but in general I count one day for preparing and filming.

I wish your dream come true🌟

Hey Francisca, sorry for the late reply. Fingers crossed that you can still take that trip a couple of years from now! Though Japan sounds pretty amazing too. I hope you had a great honemoon there too. Oh, hope your Dad likes the map!

Whaaaat, it should make you extra tired!

@@MelangeASMR but it was so interesting 😀

It was like reading michael strogoff of Jules Verne all over again. Thank you 😊

Haha gern, das ist sowieso ein guter Kandidat für das deutsche Video dieses Monat.

Oh, that's really cool haha, I feel honoured! Hallo, hand-cousin 👋

Thank you! And true, a 3D one would have been perfect for this video. Unfortunately I only have one for Europe.

Fingers crossed!

True, that's a good point. It's marked on the maps on North-American history.

Hi there!

I love that idea! Definitely next spooky season - shame it's already over!

Good question, what are you looking for? All I can think of right now is the traditional "Ganslessen" this time of year lol - roasted goose (if you eat meat, of course). The Christmas markets won't be open for another two weeks or so, it's a bit too early for those.

@@MelangeASMR Definitely any food recommendations! We’ll be checking out one of the (less touristy) coffee houses you mentioned in an old video. 😊 I’ve been recommended a classical concert, do you have a recommendation on where to see one? I’ve seen a few places

For classical concerts, the obvious one is the Musikverein because it's such a beautiful venue: www.musikverein.at/ The Staatsoper might already be sold out but have a look anyway (During the break, it's possible to go out on the rooftop, and after an opera it's customary to have sausages from the Bitzinger Würstelstand behind the building, next to the Albertina - try the Käsekrainer!): www.wiener-staatsoper.at/en/season-tickets/events/ And then there's also the Konzerthaus which I personally really love. On Sunday there's a concert with the Wiener Sängerknaben, for example: konzerthaus.at/calendar Apart from Ganslessen, it's also mushroom time! Semmelknödel (white bread dumplings) with mushroom sauce is one of my favourites when it comes to traditional cuisine. It can be a bit heavy tho when the dumplings are fried lol, just a warning. For vegetarian dishes, you can try Krautfleckerl or Käsespätzle. If you want to try Schnitzel, my recommendation would be Café Anzengruber in Schleifmühlgasse (which is a great area if you're looking for places to eat or drink; Vollpension just across on the other side is a lovely café where grandmas and grandpas bake the cakes, Matcha around the corner is a nice Japanese restaurant; there's also Swing Kitchen where you get vegan burgers, and Zweitbester and Pizza Randale are two of my personal favourites). Other areas you can check out that are not in the centre are Museumsquartier with Spittelberg, Karmeliterviertel (there's a nice market; Schank zum Reichsapfel is a cute little traditional restaurant), and from the university at Schottentor to Berggasse/Servitengasse (I recently went to Gasthaus Rebhuhn, it was excellent). Ok, I think that's a lot of info for a weekend haha. If you want to know anything else, you can also write to me on instagram :)

@@MelangeASMR this is so helpful and was so kind of you to type all this out, thank you so much!! ☺️

@@hayls14 No problem, hope you have a good time!

Das freut mich sehr, danke dir!

It's on my list :)

Ahaha I felt like I might need some glasses for it too, there is so much densely set info on it. The map will definitely make another occurence at some point :)

I paid 20 £, but you can look up differently priced versions at the Stanfords online shop: www.stanfords.co.uk/AdvancedSearch?q=map+of+the+siberian+railway

Good night!

Stanfords! It's linked in the description.

I haven't, but I'll probably do one on former Yugoslavia or the Balkan countries in general at some point.

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No but it does switch track gauge!

Thank you 😊