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Rebecca Scarratt
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2015
I really like to travel and live in different places and I enjoy bringing you along with me on my journeys!
Finland 2024
My travels in Finland this summer around two work conferences. I visit Jyväskylä, Tampere and of course Helsinki. Join me balancing conferences, social fun and being touristy!
Sometimes, I jump a bit between clips, it gives a good impression of the conference madness.
Thanks for watching!
Sometimes, I jump a bit between clips, it gives a good impression of the conference madness.
Thanks for watching!
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Traveling in Japan 2023: Traditional houses, onsen, rice fields and snow monkeys!
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In August 2023, with my friend and colleague Sander, I traveled to Japan! We were attending a conference in Tokyo and made the most of the trip, before, during and after the conference. This is the last video of our time there. In one week, we visited Takayama and the small villages of Ainokura and Shirakawa. We stayed near Kamikochi and hiked up Mount Yadatake. We biked through the rice fields...
Visiting Tokyo 2023
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In August 2023, with my friend and colleague Sander, I traveled to Japan! We are attending a conference in Tokyo and are making the most out of being in Japan, before, during and after the conference! Yukata, Shibuya, Sushi and more! This is the video of everything that happened during the conference outside of the academic program.
First days in Japan and climbing Mount Fuji!
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In August 2023, with my friend and colleague Sander, I traveled to Japan! We are attending a conference in Tokyo and are making the most out of being in Japan, before, during and after the conference! This is the video about what we did before the conference: hiking up Mount Fuji! For those who want more details, we hiked up the Subashiri trail because we read it was less crowded and more sceni...
Getting that Christmas feeling - Aarhus 2020
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I made this video 2 years ago and never got around to uploading it. With Christmas 2022 coming up soon, I thought it would be a nice moment to post this. Keep an eye on this channel as new content might (but no promises) appear in the new year.
Week 12-13: Life goes on in Aarhus
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Although most of the world is very restricted by the current pandemic, life in Aarhus continues as normal as it can be and I get up to some fun stuff, like treasure hunts, a classical music concert, a disappearing bridge, and participating in the music video for the new musical Les Intoucherables. Link to the campaign where you can support the musical: www.kickstarter.com/projects/pieterbuis/le...
Week 9/10: Welcoming Autumn
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The clocks have turned back and it is starting to get darker earlier. I talk about what I did for Halloween and what I am doing to make the dark more bearable (it involves lots of crafting and candles).
Biking Adventure: Aarhus to Aalborg
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Last week, I decided to go on an adventure and I biked from Aarhus to Aalborg over 3 days. Special thanks to my friend Francesco who helped me with the background music.
Moving to Aarhus, Denmark: Week 5 - Adventures Part 2
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This week, I go on a day trip to Skagen, Grenen and Råbjerg Mile. Windy weather, ghost town and beautiful sunset!
Moving to Aarhus, Denmark - 1 month special : Living in Aarhus
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After being in Aarhus for one whole month, I spend some time describing my first impressions and answering some of your questions. Topics: food, money and the city.
Moving to Aarhus, Denmark- Week 4: Adventures Part 1
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This week I visit the Rold forest and the old city of Ribe and discover a new hobby: crochet.
Moving to Aarhus, Denmark: Week 3
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I have survived my third week in Aarhus! This week, I made the most fo the sun and visited the Aros Museum, the Marseliesborg Slot and the Infinity Bridge.
Week 2 - Settling In
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Small video describing my second week in Aarhus. Getting a bike, going to the Viking museum, doing an EEG and baking a cake! Sorry the background music is a little random. Link to the videos about fashion waste: deadwhitemansclothes.org/recover
Moving to Aarhus, Denmark: Week 1
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On the 1st of September, I moved to Aarhus, Denmark where I will be staying until January to do an internship at the Center for Music in the Brain! This is a video with my journey and my first impressions of the city.
This is really exceptional (good) video because it concentrates to show the evironment and not showing the face of the video maker most of the time which is an irritating feature of many of the videos of this kind. And the the story itself is really versatile and well planned.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
@@rebeccascarratt8434 You're welcome.
You had a decent pronunciation of Jyväskylä. Just the stress was on the wrong syllable.
It seems you found the essentials of the Finnish summer: light nights, lakes, forests, seagulls, goose and karaoke 😁
Yes, it was beautiful!
Oh enjoy 😉
I love your vlogs! <3
you created insane - see ya. 😌
Wow. That sure was a great experience.
Hey, moving to Aarhus for work in a few weeks and found you videos, really interesting for activities to do when I arrive. Any favourite spots to visit?
Hi, great choice of city! I love the Gamle By, I bought a yearly membership so me and a plus one can go for free whenever. I also like going down to the water front and the city center. The beach I mentioned in this video is also really nice and within biking distance from the city
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Great video . I want to ask at the summer can someone swimm at the sea or even at summer the sea is cold ?
Hi, yes I have seen people swimming in the sea, both in summer and winter!
Hi, are you in DK for Erasmus ?
Yes I was :)
your office?wow. Rebecca, I thought you went there to study as a student.
This seems to be a very charming city, I hope I can visit again sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
I guess it is kind of off topic but does anyone know a good place to watch new movies online?
The toppings on smørrebrød is a "science" and definitely not random. Upstairs / downstairs supermarkets is rare 35 years in Denmark I have only experienced it 2 two times.
Wonderful,beautiful place.
FYI boat bridges and such structures are often temporary and removed during winter as to not be damaged by ice... but when they appear again it is just another sign that spring has arrived ;-)
I enjoy watching Rebecca,bye.
Thank you for the post Miss Rebecca.Denmark is beautiful and balance country.I dream to live and work in Denmark.You look like Alice in Wonderland.
Thank you <3
I want to move to Denmark.Even the cemetaries are nice!!
Funny you should notice that. Danes have a somewhat different relationship with cementaries. They very much tend to be parks, that are nice to stay in. In Copenhagen "Assistens Kirkegården" is (in)famous for being used as a picknick place and you'll find people sunbathing on the grass in the summer.
Can you find out if there are single family homes in a sub division near the water in ARAHUS?
I think so, but they are likely to be more expensive. You can check this website: www.boligportal.dk/en/rental-properties/?view=map&zoom=15¢er=10.228485087044191,56.16559742368267&ads=5150337,5139330,5137311,5164485 There are other websites as well, this is just an example. Good luck!
1 euro = 7½ kroner
Are swimming pools and saunas open or vlose due to pandemic in Aarhus
I am not sure about this at the moment because the regulations keep changing. They were pretty strict but I think they just relaxed some measures. Stay up to date on this page : en.coronasmitte.dk/rules-and-regulations/national-measures/covid-19-lockdown
The sea is always open! And you can't get more than 50 km away from it But yes, pools and saunas are closed.
Nice video, where are you from?
Hi, I am originally from Britain but I grew up in France and I went to university in the Netherlands which is why I reference these countries a lot
pro trick : watch series at Flixzone. I've been using them for watching a lot of movies these days.
@Dalton Kyrie yup, have been watching on flixzone} for years myself =)
@Dalton Kyrie yup, I've been watching on flixzone} for since december myself :D
@Dalton Kyrie definitely, been using flixzone} for months myself :D
Hi Rebecca You look beautiful and sound amazing🤟
Of course we eat pasteurices. We are world famous for having some of the best in the world! Alot eat them afterbreakfast (alot do it on sunday after rundstykker/breadroles) or in the afternoon. Buy your bread at a bakershop, they have a bigger selection . We also have different kinds of crispbread (knækbrød). Smørrebrød/open face sandwiches is certain combinations together, not just random. We do have lunchboxes to cary them in. But in evryday life, we don't have so much on top always. We do eat other things for lunch... You Will experience. You should try the havarti cheese... Mild, an not smelly. It's round and in a read wrapping. Or Buko spreadable cheese. There are also shops who make burgers, pizza, pitas... All kinds of dishes. There's foodtrucks with danish, thai food, streetfood market with food from different countries. And alot of cafées and restaurants. When you have lived in Aarhus for longer time, you Will experience it is a great city with much variety with food, art, music opportunities... ect. A very creative city. But it's different during corona, to see the real life of Aarhus perhaps. We have skummetmælk(skimmed), letmælk(lighter), sødmælk(fullfat), kærnemælk( speciel sour milk), soymilk, ricemilk, oatmilk, fløde(fullfat creme), chocolatmilk. We are working on getting passed plasticbags. But we recycle almost evry thing. I don't live in Aarhus, but have been there on many many occassions. One of My favorit citys in Denmark. Do you need some help understanding different things or explanation, you Are welcome to ask. Welcome to Denmark. I Hope, you will be happy here. 😊
Hi Maria Mysager, thank you for your recommendations! Especially about the cheeses because I am still reserved about them :/ I do love Aarhus as a city as well, but I guess I saw it very different from what it is normally like... Hopefully things will become more normal soon!
The most Common Milk in Denmark is 0.1%, 0.5%, 1.5% and 3.5% but almost nobody drink the 3.5%, but use It for cakes and foodmaking. Btw we don't have 5% milk
Thank you for your input Jacob. I actually looked up what the fat percentages are in the Netherlands and it's actually the same. 3,5% is full fat milk, 1,5 to 1,8% is half full, 0,5% is for skimmed milk. And all of them are commonly bought. As an update since I made this video, I turned my fridge up to the coldest temperature and since then we haven't had any problems with milk going bad, so that probably was the issue!
@@rebeccascarratt8434 ... Regarding cheese, then the mild ones that hardly smell of anything also have the lowest % of fat (and usually with a red label or packaging) or are the round shaped havarti (also in red packaging), or spreadable cheese ... when a cheese has any kind of black colored label, black plastic top lid or black colored crust, you should stay well clear of it, because it will be very smelly and strong. If the packaging is blue, it could also be a bit strong.
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