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Nice video about my hometown. Surfing on the river is a little different from surfing on the ocean. But ocean surfers will adapt very fast to it and vice versa. The "UFO" ist the Futuro house (1968) by the finnish architect Matti Suuronen. It was his idea of a ski lodge.

Here's your Google map of all the places we went in Munich! Enjoy! www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/edit?mid=1g5kOPeoanYJ2apDYqPVJI4MhgNUxRfk&usp=sharing

Here's a Google map of all the places we visited in this video! Hope it helps on your next adventure! www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/edit?mid=1s3lZjZ732BCbcalbPsCX5kCag4sdiBc&usp=sharing

Thanks to you. Mum and I are going to Santa Rosa this weekend:-)

Wow what a wonderful video you have. I like it so much. Pls continue with more new video like that. Have a wonderful day for you @CookingwithMoms ❤❤❤@CookingwithMoms

Wow what a wonderful video you have. I like it so much. Pls continue with more new video like that. Have a wonderful day for you @CookingwithMoms ❤❤❤@CookingwithMoms

I received your post card from the Charles Schultz Museum (thank you!). I had no idea there was such a museum!

I live in Santa Rosa and it’s fun to see it through other eyes. Glad you had a nice visit. If you like easy hiking we have a lovely City/County/State park system right in City limits. Spring is the best time of year, before it gets too hot.

Thanks for this video. I hope to go to PV this year. Nice tips!

We loved having you two come visit. Hope you’ll come back again next time your up this way!

I kept waiting for the moment where Terri is holding the football and Zeke comes running up to kick it. Great video, guys, will be hitting up some of those spots the next time we’re in Santa Rosa! (Love the Schulz museum)

"You think people would let us come visit them at their house?" "No"

mister george my beloved 😍😍😍

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So enjoyable to watch. It seems you ticked off the best boxes. Still, you wouldn't be disappointed if you return during summer. Thank you both!

Beautiful Place. My Grandfather landed here During WWII as a member of The First Special Service Force (The Black Devil's/Devil's Brigade). They also took part in the Liberation of Rome.

Nice work Zeke!

We belong to Craneway and play Pickleball there all the time! That whole area is awesome. I highly recommend going to Craneway for the Happy Hour Thursdays (4-10p), watch the sun set over the bay & SF, play some drop-in Pickleball, then walk to see the bay at night with city lit up and boats gliding through.

Aww, love and hugs to you.

If you can believe it, as a life-long Californian, who even lived in LA at one point, I’ve never been to Mexico! After watching this I just might have to do it. You know what would be a fun thing to see: How many trips can you make with just a backpack? Like, what are the limits to how much travel a responsible middle-aged adult (i.e., not a college student) can comfortably do with all your possessions tucked in on your back?

Porrohman tooo yeahhhhhh 💪😎😎💪😎

I love this! I'll be going to Tulum in March and you've convinced me to pack light. I like the thought of not having to think about what to wear. Makes so much sense.

What an awesome idea! Maybe I should go spend four months in Paris with just my backpack...

Yup. Cool vid

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entertaining and love the scientific approach to cold EV Travel.

It might be better if NC wineries and associated social media would forego the seeming pretense for admission and invite any and all with a real interest.

My daughter was at DIS this Fall as well! She has been home a week now, but I have enjoyed finding videos like yours to be able to supplement her pictures and stories! Wonder if our kids knew each other!? Hope your kid had a wonderful semester!

I love the sauna and the bath. I do it as often as i can. glad you like it

Glad you enjoyed Sweden. Visiting Sweden during fall and winter is always a risky affair. You really ought to experience Sweden during summertime. Summer is the reason we still hang around here up north. Its a magic season over here. As a turist summer really shows Sweden from its best side. However...If you want to true experience of being a swede, then winter/fall it is. Kinda explaines the reserved approach to life we swedes tend to take... A most heartfull welcome back if you decide to return.

As someone from Stockholm who lived and worked in London for a bit over a decade, one of the things I missed the most was the water. While London has the Thames, it's not the same as the closeness to the sea, the inlets and rivers. So if you like water, I definitely understand if that was part of the draw.

I am not gonna rub more salt into the wounds of the "Vasa=Viking, thing", so I'm just gonna say that the Vasa Museum is, though I am biased, hands down one of the best museums in the world. The sheer scale of the ship and the fact that it IS the real ship NOT a copy built in the 60's, is just unreal. I agree that the Nordiska is not as good as it should and could be. The second best museum in Stockholm is Livrustkammaren (Royal Armoury) that you visited. I am a history nerd so I am a little disappointed that you didn't mention the bloody shirts of Gustavus Adolphus from the battle of Lutzen 1632, where he was killed, his heart that was was kept by his widowed Queen Maria Eleonora and the uniform of Karl XII from the siege of Fredrikshald where he was killed in 1718. But that is just me as a history nerd talking, I know that not all people care about such things. I do think though that you should have enjoyed the Swedish History Museum that has a vault underground called Guldrummet (Golden room). It has one of the most spectacular collections of gold artisan and art objects from the bronze age to the middle age/early renaissance. It is truly amazing. If you deside to return to Stockholm you should really consider a visit there.

As a swede I would like to thank you for this very mellow and honest reaction to Stockholm, our lovely capital. I particularly liked that you recognized something that I have thought a lot about myself, namely the fact that Swedish design has always been "slick and downlow", in lack of a better expression. Regardless of style period, romanesque, gothic, baroque or modern, Swedish design is always very clean and lacking of exaggerations, unlike the French or Italian for for example. You could explain it with Sweden being a very poor country up until the 19-20th C but I don't think that's the case, not in a whole at least. I think it is something very deeply rooted in the Swedish mentality and self awareness that shine trough in our style. The want to NOT stand out in public, the lack of self- promoting that borders to self-destruction, the extremely high level of want to be left alone (you tried public transport in Sweden, ever travelled that quiet before?), all this is expressions of our national character. That is why our gothic and baroque buildings seem so "bland" compared to our continental cousins that are almost overloaded with flamboyance. Think about how you are met and greeted in Paris and Rome compared to Stockholm? It all comes down to the different national characters (not genetically or biological, it is pure cultural behavior) that set the style for the whole country on all levels and aspects. Anyways, that is my belief at least. I hope that you found our country worth the trip and that you would like to return someday. Keep posting nice videos 😀

Nordiska is so much better than Fotografiska. Also note that Fotografiska is a private museum while most museums in Sweden are owned by the state or municipality and often work closely with academia.

"Very European", being in Europe. 😂

Stockholm is built on 14 islands, 53 bridges. It's built between lake Mälaren and the Baltic sea. The archipelago east of Stockholm has 25000 islands.

The Ghostbusters theme in the background while you ate the licorice was spot-on since it looked like your souls left your bodies

The wasa ship is NOT a viking ship. The wasa ship is about 600 years after the viking era ended.

I'm happy to see that you and your kids enjoy Stockholm.. I do as well, live in north Sweden but visit Stockholm at least twice a year.

I love that botanical garden !!!

Come to High Coust! It's really beautiful here! ❤️🤗

Would be very nice if u leave Stockholm, and come to High Coast! It's the absolutely best of Sweden! ❤️

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Thank you for a great video showcasing what "the Venice of the North" has to offer in ways of architecture, food and culture! Regarding our museums sometimes being dimly lit, it's just a precaution/safety measure to make sure fabrics (and artworks/handwritten inked documents) don't fade due to being exposed to light.

Lets go in Swedish: Lets go! For some reason Sweeds loves to incorporate a lot of English words or phrases in the spoken language! In Swedish it would be : Låt oss gå! But no person say it like that. The nearest would be! Ska vi gå (nu)? With question mark. Shall we go (now)? Also: Kom, så går vi!

Very few people in a Swedish church? I wonder why. 😂

It is lovely to watch the two of you enjoy my new hometown of Stockholm. As a former Palm Springs resident and art lover we have something in common.

Prague in the European context was one of the cities most damaged by the Second World War - it was bombed by the Americans, Germans and Russians, and at the end of the war there was an uprising with the participation of tens of thousands of soldiers. Throughout history, Prague has been more damaged by wars than, for example, London. Prague has also experienced two devastating fires and several major floods. The fact that it has so many monuments is not related to various disasters and wars.

you didn't see the VISION when you went to the magical cavern...it's supposed to be weird!