at the russian community center on capitol hill we attend the annual two thousand and twelve russian holiday bizarre holding their annual bazaar and we're going to head inside and check it out material dolls our feet over here this is an excellent example this is what they look like probably more in the early times and then they progress to little more ar up there is the little smaller one in her you open her up and so forth and so on until they get really busy there are some that are almost like granules in fact you'll see one right here look a little bit just tiny little  sell one piece of work if you find a jewel with a bug in it the value really increases they've got all kinds there are the the embers that are caught in looking solid looking the most popular one though is the transparent one when you see these little in the embers those are actually willing to leave that have stuck in the south have others which are replicas of paintings and then you have some which are just names like with churches but then there's another form of art that the russians do and this is  border russia if you've ever wondered how russians churches look like they do with the enemy until a lot of them are my two things in the middle east you look at the pro page fabric that they use pattern to say have there are many different styles more typical really is the whites with the red and black on it but this is just as lovely with two some leaves to it and do the patterns mean or and now for some food we have forced bush is very very russian it's a beats it really tasty and on a crisp cool day like today it's wonderful served with is cabbage and really both very very young and with a bowl of course what a delicious meal ok now this one is cream filled towards extremely delicious the russians are more for like torts rather than what we consider in america and then we have one you know what i found very important i think in my mind is when you travel to different countries or even parts of the united states food for white folks a place to not try  bread actually you soak it in water you add heats and then you let it work its little magic potion after a couple days you strain it you add some rain since then and some sugar and water and let it sit in the refrigerator depending on how long you let it sit to strengthen and if you i guess if you let it set long enough they'll be some alcohol content to us this one is about a week old and it doesn't have any alcohol in it and some people just love it some people have to acquire a taste for it but it's a hundred percent russian drink this it must be something about the  probably just all thank you for that here and what kind of style is this ok well thank you very much take a look at the other artist so other artists whose table is this and a few on the wall is victor and victor your last name is  to learn more about the russian community the center and the holiday bazaar held at the center located at seven o four one thousand nine hundred east usually around the second we can of november so likely the ninth and tenth as it's both saturday and sunday and usually from noon to five but yet has to be confirmed you can visit russian community center seattle dot org please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows while my website is being updated or shoot me an email and i'll send you the link and as always thank you for watching adventure t gentleman because he's getting ready to leave and he has an interesting little tale you are i am bill van route fan i am representing the washington generals shar where we promote trade tourism and pretty much ambassadors for the state of washington and you're here today because we were letting the russian community know about the same nikolai and we are building a monument up in lee forks area actually up the whole river to moralize the russians that were killed back in yes this is a representation of the boat that was actually landed on shore and they couldn't get it off so it was there and they knew they couldn't get down the coast because the rivers were too large at the time they for years so they had to try to traverse the river and they couldn't make it in winter was a bomb they did and the indians were the other issue that was going on which is that the american the american indian was the two months or three tribes that they had to negotiate  they lost the women to the the tribes and they were traded a month the indians and the russians worked their way upstream and finally camped at pretty close to where the rain forest is so it was pretty pretty much a trial for a ok i know you have a number of papers syria as i told some of the story and also will be early next year and we are looking for a donation through the russian community because we've had quite a few donations through the washington general so there is this a picture of a very different from some of the things i