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It was really nice to see your video , to see the faroe islands … it’s really beautiful !!! For me , it’s a little bit difficult to go back home since my father is not here anymore ….. everything , everybody make me realize how much I miss him

Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful video with a beautiful lady.

Love it!

Hi Annie and Julian, one of your videos showed up in my feed one week ago and now I'm watching your Videos all from the beginning. Thank you for sharing this stunning nature with us. It's amazing. I'm from Germany.

I have a lot of respect for people building their dreams. You have really done a lot already. You're right, the bridge area is beautiful. I wish you all the best and may all your dreams come true. God bless.

The Faroe Islands is such an interesting place - living in Western NY it isn't a place on most peoples' radar. Please do share more of your life there :)

Been looking at Faroe islands for a while now, it's a place I would plant roots if I could. You have a new subscriber. Be well.

Im watching you from Poland. Beautiful place and view.

Que legal voltar a terra natal. È maravilhoso. Também vou fazer isso no próximo dia 05 de outubro. Vou visitar a família e amigos.

This is a paradise! I'd love to see more about it

Gratitude 🙏 is the best feeling in life. We are blessed.

Would love to see more of the Faroe Islands What a beautiful place of natural beauty 😍

Hi from Finland! I love your videos of the off grid little house and this is so relaxing. Thank you so much!

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Yes please, love to see more of your homeland. Thank you for sharing❤

Hi Annie, the nature in your home country looks amazing! 😍 Glad you like it there more now again and that you visited your family and friends there 😊 Would love to see more videos from The Faroe Islands ❤ Have a wonderful day and weekend ❤ Dominika

Last year I found out I have DNA ties to Iceland, Faroe Islands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and the Baltics. It was supposed to be all German. Thank you for sharing the Faroe Islands.

Hi, Annie 👋 Happy to see you and your smile again 😍 I have one question about your home, where did you study, I mean in Faroe Islands have school, this question come ro me few times while I watching this video 😉

Dear Annie! I loved watching your video about the Faroe Islands. I find it very beautiful and I hope you will release more video's in the near future about the island you were born and grew up. The Faroe Islands is definitely a destination on my bucket list. Do you have some go-to spots I can't miss if I be there? Already looking forward to your next video (as always!)😘

I’m visiting Faroe Islands for the first time right now and can’t imagine a more beautiful place to call home - you are lucky and I hope you find your home again to be as comforting as you need

so glad to see you again I as wondering what happened to you two. Great job on the bridge everything looks so nice

more videos Please I love the waterfalls we in Wisconsin USA have small ones nothing like that it is beautiful place Blessings

awesome

What an amazing place! Glad you found your home that way.

Your beautiful smile fully expresses the joy that is in your heart as you experience this beautiful time.

Your home is absolutely stunning! I can see why tourism has increased. A good and bad thing depending on how you look at it. Thank you for sharing 😊

This is wonderful!!! ❤❤❤

So funny, yesterday I was just thinking we had not seen a video from you in a long time and today your video pops up. Your homeland is so very beautiful. I feel like as we get older we tend to appreciate things more. I know I have. But also, as our world is changing, people are going back to their roots and really trying to figure out where we come from. Lots of people getting back into holistic and herbal medicines and just back to Mother Earth. Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us! I would love to see more of your islands!

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SO very happy to see this. All my best to you and Julian and this new step in your life. Follow your heart ... and speak to you soon!

Vackert på Färöarna 😍 Det är nog nyttigt att skapa fred med sitt förflutna/sina rötter!

Annie. American author Thomas Wolfe famously said: "you can never go home again". What he obviously meant is that you can physically return, but it will not be the home of your remembered youthful past. So very true!

When we are young and coming into your own the first thing you want to do is flee. In the end you end up back HOME.😊

That was a lovely video of a rustic and beautiful place. I have lived in the same midwestern state in the US for 69 years. I have moved many times to different towns but never left the state. It starts getting busy where I live and I move. I like it calm, guess I am not very adventurous. The US is a very big country and I have seen many different climates and cultures without leaving the country. We are retired and we have a goal of seeing all the states. My daughters live in the far North and the far south, 1700 miles apart so I see a lot of the country when going to visit them, but I am always glad to come back to my stone house in the central plains.

Hi Annie, good to see you again in a video. Did you already tot married this year? Hope to see also movies again from Sweden. Rik

Det var virkelig en vakker video. På alle måter. Du er så god og ekte. Tusen takk.❤

Votre île est d’une grande beauté sauvage. Quelle chance de venir d’ici. Beaucoup d ‘espace. C’est un vrai luxe. Pratiquez vous le tricot ? Bravo pour la vidéo et merci pour le partage. Marie-Christine une française qui vous suit

Wov stuttligt at sìggja video frá Føroyum. Eg havi ikki veri heima ì Føroyum eftir at pápi mìn doyði ì 2012. Orduligani stuttligt at sìggja 🙂

Hi Annie :) Long time no see I love your video! I was visiting Birita two weeks ago and got to experience your amazing country, and some of the traditional food items like grindehval and dried fish. Hope you're well :)

Annie so good to see you again. What a treat while I drink my morning coffee! Thank you for another video. Perhaps your best. Jim in California

What a wonderful video Annie. I knew you were from the Faroe (a previous mention of this and we exchanged comments). I am not from the Faroes but my son married a lovely girl from Kalback (not too far I think from your own home village) and after completing studies in Aberdeen they returned there in 2013 with my grandson Benjamin. They now have three children and I visit them twice per year - but I can say that a large part of my heart is there with them. I love the Faroes in all its guises - even the wind and weather. More than that, I love the culture of the Faroes and especially the 'can-do' attitude I see in abundance there. I love the knitting, the drekkamun, the informality and the humility of the Faroes even although its accomplishments are way beyond its size and population. I have been on every island except Littla and Storra Dimnun - yes, even Kolltur, Hestur, Sandoy, Nolsoy, Kalsoy, etc. It is not my home town or home country - this is in the call fields on Lanarkshire in Scotland - but your video resonates with me in having a resurgent pride in my childhood and all its difficulties, joys, thrills. I so enjoyed the video and your reflections on being home. I loved the undersea roundabout closing as I have now driven there many times in wonder and joy on a bilker with my grandchildren. Beautiful.

Hello Annie!!!, I just loved your video!!!!, and yes!, I would love to see more llke this!

Would love lots more videos of the Faroe Islands - please !

You look like a Mayan movie star.

Beau travail, bravo