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That picture at 0:45 is from Baroniet in Rosendal isn’t it? We used to live there for several years when I was a kid. ..In Rosendal that is. Not Baroniet. 😅 I like your channel! Good content. 👍

Very helpful. I should probably have one of those..!

I currently have an Exped downmat 5m but want to update to a newer Exped. Looking at the ultra models, they seem very low denier. I'm used to the tough fabric of the downmat. I don't want to risk the mat going pop. The Dura 6r is 200 GMS heavier than my current mat. I could save weight by going for an ultra. However the tougher fabric of the Dura is a plus for me. I also bought a lighter sleeping bag so getting the ultra would adjust bring the weight up to what my original sleep system was. No loss. Going lighter would mean taking the risk of a mat that isn't as durable. That is a tradeoff I'm not willing to take so I am seriously considering the Dura. Thanks for the video. Very useful for me.

A tip for you is pump up the sleepingpad and then sit on it and then you let out air untill your butt it touching the ground and the close the valve. Now when you lay down all of your body will distribute all the weight over a bigger area and you will have a pad that is a lot more comfortable and you will sleep very good.

That is a huge backpack,

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Absolutely amazing nice sound. Hi chrissy I recommended you visit the himalayan mountains k2 and Nangaparbat view point from one place moses peak Gilgit-Baltistan Barah Valley. Add this sound in your bucket list. Moses peak is open zone family trek.

That was beautiful , all around 🌿

wow! very informative thank u! 😊

Beautiful ❤

Such a beautiful hike my friend, you presented this masterfully! 🏔️👏👏

Your editing is very good. Beautiful area to explore and enjoy.

that was a very nice video post card. Loved it. Felt like I went on vacation without having to leave my house

Absolutely lovely!! You are SO blessed to be able to enjoy such beauty! This is a wonderful video, and you are getting better at it too. Way to go Christina 😊

I’m half Norwegian too and we both have the same first names!💫 I have family here in Norway but because I grew up abroad and only did high school here I don’t have a huge amount of Norwegian friends. But the few Norwegian friends that I do have are amazing friends! I get a long really well with other Norwegians who’ve travelled extensively abroad or lived abroad. I believe that’s the key! I’m sorry your teenage years at a norsk school were challenging but whatever doesn’t kill you just makes you stronger! 🔥 Being multicultural is your flex!

Did they explore alternatives to cutting down the tree - such as trimming the branches to have less shade? I'm always sorry to see a healthy tree cut down, especially when it took 50 years to grow

I appreciate the information and step by step process. Looking forward to more videos. 👍🏼 enjoy the hiking life.

Looked so cool when it falled down, that must have been super scary and exciting at the same time haha

❤😂🎉🎉🎉 YAY Christina!!!! You are SO brave and strong!!!! It feels so good doesn't it!?!?! Good job, hope you will venture to do more wonderful things....just don't start cutting down all the trees😅 VERY proud of you!!!! YOU ARE SO BRAAVE!!!! 😊

Job well done. That is very hard work. There is a lot more to the job than people realize. You learned a lot. Say hi to family.

I’ve never done yoga before, but I’d love to give it a try. Your jacket is really cool, where did you get it from?

I hope you reach and motivate a million people!

Thanks for sharing Christina! The sport of Obstacle Course Racing needs more videos like this. I am sharing this around.

YOU MUST GET A SMALLER TENT!!! This one is way too "big". It takes 50% of your space in the bag.!!!!!!!!!

Loved your amazing video. Really helping . I am searching good hiking GPS, but your recommendations it’s really good. You were really encouraging me I loved and I am doing Solo hiking for last 6 years. Planning to do backpacking soon. I will checking out your other videos. Thank you! Enjoying adventurous!

Wonderful flint!

I love your tuxedo kitty!! Cat help is essential to proper packing.

Great recommendation. My Garmin InReach is my last resort communicator.

Thank you for an honest revealing conversation. You are being helpful to those who bridge two cultures. Humans are still very tribal. We are suspicious of people from another tribe. A few of us however delight in your diversity. Keep up your videos.

Just found you on YT and this reminded me that I saw the same phenomenon in North of England over Christmas; it feels very magical but alas doesn't last very long.

I work whit many cultures, In constuction in Norway. I have never heard anyone ask these stupid quesions. are we in the 1800? is it the habitat you are in? I'm very sorry to hear it. This is stupid. We are a sailor country gone fare and wide. We have the web of information, and can talk to anybody. You see more than me and maybe you are right. But i agree Norway is not right. so its the mountais, far away sea or færøyene.

As an Icelandic who moved to America in middle of High School, I can relate to a lot of what you went through, going mute, relating to literally anyone who has a different background or comes from a different country and also being wayyyyyyy more open minded. Love this, keep making videos girl

Omg what a great video! ♥️ 🍓enjoyed this so much! You really had me hooked all the way till the end! I think this topic of video is just so interesting and has so much value! Love seeing more of this! 🔥 I don’t have a similar back ground, I’m just swiss and this video made me appreciate this “clarity” a lot, never something i had to question! I have lived in London for a year and also in Rome and i totally agree with you, it’s such a huge learning experience and just opens your eyes to different ways of culture and life in general! Even tho it’s always been a struggle to find your place in a new country i absolutely love how much i can grow from it as a person and i can’t wait to move abroad again! In Switzerland it’s hard to make friends too, especially for foreigners i think, we’re also the type of people that stick with childhood friends but we are very open to making new friends (contrary to what a lot of people think!) we just have a slow and steady approach! But then usually friendships last bc they’re not superficial ! Here the trick is to join clubs/groups like sports teams or craft clubs or scouts etc, and then from there it’s much easier 🌞 The standard q for swiss People is: oh how expensive is Xyz?! Or everyone thinks it’s just mountains and we only eat fondue 😂🫠 cooler facts people should know in my opinion: We have 7 Presidents, 3 of them women! We have 4 official languages (most speak at least two but not all) French, Swissgerman, Italian and Romansh (which is soo beautiful but slowly dying) ✨🐸 X Joy

i m half belgian half lux i relate to your struggles so so well

I'm a Norwegian American! My grandparents on my dad's side were Norwegian. I even have family in Norway! Unfortunately, I don't have the multicultural heritage and experiences like you do. I look at you and I think you're very lucky. It breaks my heart to hear that you're not well received in Norway. :( I'd be interested in hearing more of your story. :)

I can relate to your experience. I am half French half American, my mom in French and my dad is American. I grew up in the states and I moved to France as an adult. I definitely don't fit in, in the states and get reverse culture shock going there but I am not an immigrant here(in France) as I was raised in French culture by my mom and have French citizenship since I was born, but I also didn't grow up here so there is no real place I can fit in or people that share my experience. Despite that I am very happy to be of these two cultures and nations, it gives me a unique experience

I love your vulnerbility in this video Christina. I love getting to know you more in depth and in some parts of the video I wanted to just hug you. I would love seeing more of this kind of videos. Where we get to know YOU <3 I have gone through the same but by moving inside of Sweden. From the middle (Stockholm) to the north (Umeå). And in the beginning I wasn't fitting in anywhere. People in Stockholm would make fun of the northern dialect I've gotten from moving north when I was on a visit, and when I was back in the north they would point out my Stockholm accent. I know this isn't as bad as your experience, because you're between two countries. I'm still in Sweden. But I do not know where I belong and I understand the feeling of not knowing where I belong. I'm not from the north but I live here, so it have never felt like "my home", I just "moved here" and in Stockholm, it feels like another life. It's gone with the past. So I guess I'm just Swedish hahahah.. And that's enough I guess 😅

6:27 That's the curse of being multicultural unfortunately. :-/ 8:39 Yeah, Norwegian culture doesn't include anyone in anything unless they actively seek to be... Like, personal space and privacy is a big deal here. And you have to actively engage with people to get anywhere. 9:35 You and me both. :-/

Oh, love your honesty about Norway all so true. 🌺🌺🌺

Is she a Yes Theory fan? I feel like that shirt is from them

Living in Scandinavia is like wasting your life, you just work and work and nothing more. Society built here that way! If you don't work, you are not a person and everyone just turns away from you and no one tries to ask you if you need help! If ... Honestly, very selfish people in Scandinavia, it's the same as being a slave under your own life 😞

Hope you have been doing well❤

You should set up an email for this channel. The comments section isn't long enough sometimes. What a stunning country you live in. And America is so vast and stunning too. Great video 😊

❤😂🎉🎉🎉 Hi Christina 😊, So very happy to see you again!!! Ive missed you! I can appreciate your openess and vulnerability!!! I am Dutch American. Lived in both places and even did 2nd grade in the Netherlands. We spoke both languages but mostly English at home. So, i speak dutch but also have a huge accent in dutch. Ive lived in different countries due to being in the Army and live here in America. I am related to about 19 folks in all of America. I can relate to almost all of your video. I never fit in either and get the SAME questions, say something in dutch. You are doing just fine sweetheart and just keep moving forward. Being a people reader and your intelligence will get you far in life and are way ahead of most folks. Keep your head up and be VERY proud of yourself!!!! To me, thats the only crowd you need to fit in!!!😊 I hope you are well and its SO nice to see you again!!! P.s.i love your sweater ❤🎉 Hope you have a happy day and God bless!!!

You can not buy this model anymore, unless you find a used one. If you have one hang on to it as it is awesome.

As an Explorer + owner for a few years, id definately reccomend a GPSMAP66i/67i over this unit. The Earthmate app is terrible, even by Garmin standards. This device is effectively a satelite communicator, with very average GPS functionality

Great video, be safe...

Elise and I were hiking in the Coachella Valley desert floor, and I observed an unusual plant. Turns out it was a form of Morrell mushroom. Later at a local museum, we saw that species displayed in an exhibit of plants the natives utilized. Good information and editing.

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