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Suomi mainittu, äkkiä torille!!! :D

Happiness is not the same as having a lot of money, fancy boats, houses and cars. Happiness is simply to be happy, honestly happy! BTW... hello Natasha, i´m new here and thank you for nice videos! :)

Nice video ☺️✨

You might know this by now but the «housefire» was a training excercise. Noone harmed and the house was gonna be demolishes anyway

We saw the castle today and it is worth the time and money. You see parts of history of scottish versus english and the religious wars. Also the museums on the highland regiments are impressie. And the views of course

You should come back in winter and do some skiing in Lyngen

Congrats! Watching this video really puts things into perspective for me. It was the first peak i did with my girlfriend and a friend. My friend was very experienced (he also did toubkal among other peaks). We did it in two days but went from kredarici hut to the top and back in 1h15'! It was such a crazy experience... Full of Adrenaline, we climbed back down when it was getting dark with our head torches. It was crazy thinking back on it. This shows me that even experienced climbers think this mountain is not easy and makes me credit myself for my accomplishment 😅. It motivates me knowing ill try to summit toubkal this summer!!!

Good night from Papua New Guinea. I enjoyed watching your contents

Fabulous upload 🩷🩷🩷

13 euro for a coffee? That's $22 New Zealand dollars, the heck. Coffees here are $6

Copenhagen being the architectural capital is a joke tho lol. We have some of the most damaging architecture in Europe and keep building new rather than renovate. My guess is we just paid a bunch of money to be made the "architecture capital" lol

I waited for the frog dance, alica vikander did the dance on the Fallon show a while back, new york

The Fjord called Kaldfjord, the first part, Kald, just means cold in norwegian

How long did it take you to climb?

THX. for an excellent video. You realy make me smile.

To understand the name of Kaldfjord, all you need is to look at the map. The inner bend of Kaldfjord and Ersfjord are both almost straight west, and due to the mountains on both sides of Ersfjord, it focuses the ocean wind into a strong west wind that hits the inhabited parts of Kaldfjord hard. And that's how that fjord got its name of Cold fjord (kald=cold). Even during the warmest summer, it was always a cold wind at my grandparents home in Kaldfjord.

Cracking good video. Best of luck to you.

I live here ... I love it

Honestly as a Dane Copenhagen is no more expensive than cities like London, New York and so on. Copenhagen can easily be done on a budget if you have the energy to do so. I grew up In Denmark, and all the bikes I owned in my life has been stolen, no bike is ever safe here lol.

Nice video with some awesome Norwegian scenery. Helps to know to bring your own linens if you want to stay in a cabin. Good advice about transportation system also. Thank you for posting.

*SPOILER* at 2 minutes in, I instantly thought " TROMSØ ! " weeeee =D *SPOILER*

We "Vikings" are still alive here in Scandinavia. At least the descendants😊 Myself and my boys are descended from lots of warriors and kings. Rollo, Harald hair-fager, Gorm, Lagertha and others. My ancestors have been fighting and killing each other for millennia. Both sides of Stanford Bridge and Hastings etc. So what I wanted to get across, we still exist, but more peacefully. Don't wake the sleeping bear😁👍

Normally you can expect to py upwarss of $500 per night for a hotel room during tourist seasons, you got real lucky

That bird is a norwegian delicasy! Rype.

Hello and thanks for a nice clip. First, I just want to give n a little correction of a word. You English speakers say "The fika" while the correct meaning is "to take, or have, a fika". Fika is an abbreviation of "a fika moment" which originally comes from organizing and together, taking a coffee break. But the word comes from having fun with twisting and turning the letters on the word "coffee". Ka-ffe became feka. And in Stockholm slang it became fika. Midsummer is not a festival, but a celebration practiced since long before the 1000 dc. You are absolutely right that it looks like a penis being lowered into the ground. It is a symbol of the fertility god Frey's penis fertilizing mother earth. This is, so that we can harvest again next year. And you talking bout magic feeling when the music and dancing started. That's right too, because his sister. the female fertility god, the goddess Freya, who is also the queen of the fairies unleashed them and their erotic power so that the people would perform the ceremonies correctly. The wreath you tied and have around your hair is made of birch leaves, which itself is a symbol of a rising sap and thereby Frey. If you then tied it during midsummer, you could preserve the magic and power throughout the year. So many of the midsummer wreaths were then hung dried on the wall or around the eaves. When you are standing at 5.31 talking about the midsummer dance, you have a house behind you with a gable roof. I just want to point out that it is one of the oldest houses on Skansen that has been moved there. This house was built in 1477-1478. They are real historic houses and Skansen is the world's oldest outdoor museum. Of course you're right that it's folk costumes from different parts of Sweden, but it's Skansen's folk dance team that dances. The path and the view on Södermalm is called the Montelius-path The people educator Ante

Ah. I live just outside Lanjaron below Mulhacen. Glad you enjoyed it here, and yes once the tree line finishes it is a bit like mars ha ha. I'm off up there in August. It's a good way to eacape the heat here at the low level of 1000m😂. I'll be going up from Trevelez. I can catch the bus from here, that way i can leave my car at home, do the summit and then walk the three days back down to home. Thanks for sharing, subbed and will watch some more soon.

Amazing! Where did you learn the routes / hikes to be able to do them solo?

hey you should try coming to bornholm

I hope you enjoyed climbing our holy Mountain 🇸🇮🇸🇮

I'm from Tromsø, I've lived here my whole life and this was a nice video to watch. 😊 And as someone else said you should see Tromsø and Sommarøya in the summer. 😊

I am a Bangladeshi🇧🇩 citizen Apoorba Rahman, one of the biggest wishes in life is to hope and live in Norway. I want to live a life of happiness, peace and harmony. I want to sow that seed there. I don't know when it will happen but I really want it. Norway is the country of dreams

I grant an A for commitment. 'Friluftsliv' to me is not enough to sleep at a hotel and go outdoor, it's when I leave civilization, hike, kayak, ski, climb, ... and sleep outdoor in snow cave, igloo, tent ... having room and bed for the night, that is cheating. I may give a pass for spending full day outdoor and then sleep at an off-grid cabin during a snow storm. When it comes to the 'Kos' concept, it's more of a personal preference on how we enjoy to chill. For me this is strongly connected to cottage life with family. After a full day out, come back to cottage, put on dry cloths, have warm shelter, have dinner, then we socialize, stories, jokes etc. It can also be when having a bonfire by sea during sunset, chilling with friends, having a beer, telling stories, laughing, ...

I am a Bangladeshi citizen Apoorba Rahman, one of the biggest wishes in life is to hope and live in Norway. I want to live a life of happiness, peace and harmony. I want to sow that seed there. I don't know when it will happen but I really want it. Norway is the country of dreams

I am a Bangladeshi citizen Apoorba Rahman, one of the biggest wishes in life is to hope and live in Norway. I want to live a life of happiness, peace and harmony. I want to sow that seed there. I don't know when it will happen but I really want it. Norway is the country of dreams

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Nice and honest vlog, I am quite impressed you cracked the Scandinavian social code, yes we are more distant, reserved and cold toward strangers than south Europe, but while not being masters of smalltalk, there are lots of warm and friendly people. Making fun of how scared we was of Trolls as kids, well, not funny at all!! My recurring childhood nightmare was a massive 7-8 meter tall Troll, when you been out on a foggy day in the forest and seen them, I promise you not gonna laugh anymore! lmao

Thanks for uploading, great watch. The title says this is the best way up to the top. Just wondered how it compares to the other routes and why you found it preferable to the other faces and ridges. Thanks.

Svalbard minutt for minutt 🙌 recommend 🤩🐻‍❄️

I live 5 minutts away for Prestvannet and it is my favorite place in Tromsø. Right now is so beautiful 😍 🦆 you should come back to Tromsø in the summer ☀️🤩 and also visit sommarøya.

You have a rather soothing voice!

OMG I'm kicking myself for not being out driving that day, I would definitely drive you all the way to your hotel. And I pick up tourist when they hitchhike. And yes we live in Ersfjordbotn, there are very few houses who isn't lived inn all year around here. FYI the first fjord, Kaldfjord, means Cold fjord. The bird is a rype (grouse), it changes color every summer/winter season. You should google Roald Amundsen, don't worry its a quick but impressive read. To bad you guys came here at the worse time, no good light, rotten snow, black trees and so on, hope you visit us again. Best wishes on your travels Natasha and Juhan🤗

16:27 Please help me, Natasha, or someone else. I couldn't understand what she said here. The subtitles say "Eco Ultra," but I couldn't find anything about that.

As a Dane, it warms my heart to hear how you have embraced Scandinavia. If you do make it to Denmark again, please don't miss out on visiting Jelling, with the Kongernes Jelling Museum, the burial mounds, Harald Bluetooth's site, and the rune stones telling how Denmark was Christianised. The stones are known as the birth certificate of Denmark, and the baptism into Christianity ... and of course the history of Bluetooth :) On another note: your travel vlogs inspired my family to hike Ben Nevis in a month :)

Great video! Nice place! I liked the Arctic cathedral! We have mini libraries like that around where i live but they are not in phone booths. Yeah, you take a book and put one back.