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Thank you for your comment, if you mean the rapid movements in traffic its because its a long drive shorten down but still you can see the drive. In the description there is added chapters so that you can easy skip the drive if you would like just to make it easy 🤠

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So has his name been revealed in that lawsuit yet like everybody thought it would?????

@@whatupdawg281 Not seen any updates on the lawsuit, just statements. So guess it's ongoing, so who knows :D

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Hi, thanks for watching and thanks for asking the question. There is boats going from Harstad to Tromsø. have a look at express boat for example hurtigbat.info/harstad-tromso/ and also from Tromsø to Lofoten guidetolofoten.com/how-to-get-from-tromso-to-lofoten/ if boat is your choice, there are probably also busses that goes in those directions. If you plan a trip plan ahead, with also overhead for delays so that you have some time in between before next ferry goes etc. and also it can be weather related delays the smaller express boats might not go when its storm.

@TouristFromNorway Much Appreciated. Thanks for your help & time. In other words one can drive all the way from Tromso to Lofoten without having to take ferries. Am I right in saying this? I'm planning on driving in Late October from Tromso to Lofoten islands. But I don't want to drive beyond 3 hours In one stretch. Can you please recommend some overnight stops along the way please? Thanks a zillion

@@rajnaidu8401 So yeah the drive from Tromsø to Harstad is around 6.5H with stops, so you would need to stop in between here then if you like to drive around 3h a day, somewhere in the middle there are some small villages, like Setermoen they should have some place to sleep and eat, not sure if there is much to see there, but if its only for the rest its worth a google for the place, the drive from Harstad to Lofoten is around 3.5h did you also have a look at th-cam.com/video/ig3joIOlzC4/w-d-xo.html ?

@@TouristFromNorway You are the best. Thanks again

@@rajnaidu8401 No problem at all, just come back if you any questions and I'll do my best to answer! Have a nice weekend 😊

Is that also in Rovaniemi or is it in Joensuu?

It grows on the trees here in Finland right? 😅

@@TouristFromNorway It's one of those things you know that if you serve breakfast you better have munavoi for the karjalanpiirakat. If not then people will straight up think of it as an below the bar joke of an hotel/restaurant. :D

@@jakemaanimeikalainen248 hehe true 😅 needed especially if they just have some dry karjalanpiirakat that came straight from the freezer and have been in the oven too long time 😆

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Thank you, it was a really nice place to visit 🙂

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Kiitos kommentista Timo :D I am not good at singing, I think I would scare people away hehe

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Nice place :)

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When visiting Saltstraumen you can refer to a specific current table to find out when the current is at its strongest. Like all tidal currents, Saltstraumen is strongest just after the new and full moon. If you look closely you can see small water "whirlwinds" unfortunately I didn't have a whole day there to check out the different currents :)

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