Pedal Pusher from Ukraine

Hello to everyone.
I bought a bicycle this spring and opened a new world for me - world of travels and adventures on bicycle. I could not even imagine how exciting it is to discover new places and explore the territory around. Usually I go for short rides - 40-50 km, but sometimes I went 100km, 150km or even 200km. On the last week I passed my first official brevet 200km. Here, I want to share my youtube channel, where I'll post all videos about my trips, about the city and so on. Also, I have idea to describe some of my trips and expressions just in the words, with some kind of photos. So, I would say this topic is about my trips in video/photo format.
I think for most of you it is a rather unknown country, but maybe it will be even more interesting
My youtube channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7tpGcuI8v4BoaCuW5UZ07g?view_as=subscriber
P.S. I'm not sure if it is the right location for such subjects. If it is not - please let me know where can I post it, or move this topic to correct location.
I bought a bicycle this spring and opened a new world for me - world of travels and adventures on bicycle. I could not even imagine how exciting it is to discover new places and explore the territory around. Usually I go for short rides - 40-50 km, but sometimes I went 100km, 150km or even 200km. On the last week I passed my first official brevet 200km. Here, I want to share my youtube channel, where I'll post all videos about my trips, about the city and so on. Also, I have idea to describe some of my trips and expressions just in the words, with some kind of photos. So, I would say this topic is about my trips in video/photo format.
I think for most of you it is a rather unknown country, but maybe it will be even more interesting

My youtube channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7tpGcuI8v4BoaCuW5UZ07g?view_as=subscriber
P.S. I'm not sure if it is the right location for such subjects. If it is not - please let me know where can I post it, or move this topic to correct location.
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By the way, the guy at the very end of the video, just walked and brandished a 30cm knife. I noticed it only later.
May you always be faster than the dogs.
Thank you!
https://www.strava.com/segments/1345021
https://www.strava.com/activities/6145883168
From Kharkiv to Valky (55 km) the relief is continuous slides up and down. After Valky to Poltava itself - a solid flat. And right before Poltava there is a good uphill of 5.7% a for more than a kilometer in long, which, after almost 100 km without significant heights, returns you to reality and reminds that the Earth is not flat
To be honest, I haven't seen any significant beauties along the way. On the distance from Kharkiv to Valky there were some beautifully painted stops (Zolochivske, Cheremushna, Stary Merchyk, etc.). Closer to Poltava, I saw beautiful pine forests, and on the section Poltava - Dykanka (~30km) there were also enough forests, which were really great to see. However, the quality of the road and traffic to Dykanka is not very conducive to cycling there.
In general, it was an interesting experience for me to travel for such a long distance. The route turned out almost 200 km, so it was almost brevet
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Hope you’re ok 👍
It has been a long time since I posted last video here. Sorry for silence, I I didn't check this thread for a while. I'm ok, thank you for worrying
At the beginning of May russian army was throwed back from the Kharkiv area and since that time it is not so dangerous in the city like it was before. We even visited our appartments, just to take some valuable stuff and I even rode on my bicycle in Kharkiv a bit
I would like to make a couple videos from there, but I was afraid that it is not allowed (I'm not sure), so I didn't shoot anything. I left my bicycle there, because we had a lot of stuff to take from there, but I hope in near future I'll take my two-wheels friend.
Anyway, I still have some unpublished videos, which I filmed during last summer and autumn. Some of them were filmed on the territory which are still occupied. I need some time to edit it and publish, probably it would take a weeks in normal life, but now I don't have so much time, so I cant promise anything. It would be nice to visit them again sometime and compare how it looks after war. Also, I understand that it would be interesting to record some fresh videos nowadays, but again, I'm not sure if it is legal, plus I don't want to give any hints to russians. I know they have agents which can inform them about our positions, blockposts and so on, but I don't to be free agent, they have to pay for it
Feel free to ask any questions, if you have any, I'll try to answer.
Basically knowing you are alive and well trumps all else, even bikes.
I am not sure. You have no chance.
Nothing special, but interesting and a bit unusual to see how people walk, run and even don't suspect that very soon it will be impossible to do common things. And who knows when it ever will be possible