Please don't stop making videos, as a fellow editor, I appreciate the art that you bring into every shot, just masterful stuff. Can't wait for the next one. Cheers!
Great video as always! As a local, I'd recommend not to hike in the fog, mostly because you won't see anything and it can be very dangerous if you can't see where you're going up there.
sorry to jump in with a few questions, we are planning on doing this hike as well. is the signal good up there? which gps do you use? also is the trail mark of footsteps clear to follow? really appreciate your amazing videos and looking forward to your reply! @@AllanSu
I've met 5 Faroese and they were all very generous people. Once in Iceland, a guy brought out some local beer (it was the summer solstice) for our group of international travelers, so I brought out the rye whiskey. None of us slept in the rooms we had booked that night, but we all woke up "happy".
Alan, I just stumbled into your channel a month ago and I really appreciate the videos. Your shots and composition are tremendous and your aesthetic is so relaxing. Keep up the good work!
I went up Snubburnar (the main peak) and Mýlingur yesterday - in great weather. I'm an experienced hiker, and it was hard work, but fine. I'd consider it to be a dangerous hike in the misty weather of Allan's first time up Mýlingur: there are sudden sheer drops (of hundreds of metres) and the steep grass would be slippery. Without the reward of the views, I'd not recommend anyone try.
Hello. Just wanted to leave a comment of appreciation for your videos. Unlike most other travel videos I stumble upon, everything is very tastefully done, with well chosen and inoffensive music, great shots, loads of info, very well edited, and perhaps most importantly, the host doesn't try to make themselves the star of the show. I like your niche. Keep up the great work
没去过，所以看您的youtube.真美。我没勇气去。一个人，好怕怕。要照顾乐龄人士，根本不能去外面久久。 您一个人拍视频，包山包海，幸苦了。 1,396 km² faroe island size. 719 km² my country Wow, 2 times bigger 😅 The population in faroe is 53,090. But ours is 110 times more people. So cram. Cost of living in faroe is ex. Double. I had checked😂
Wow man!!! great video as always. The shots u take are just stunning. About faroe islands and iceland i think your videos are the best that i have ever seen anywhere.keep up the good work man....
Great video, Allan. How long did it take you? I've seen 3 hours (6 total), but I also saw Mads video and he said it took them 9 hours including their shooting.
In fair weather, I would say 4/10 as long as you stick to the ridgeline. If you decide to go down the last section to Mylingur then the difficulty level increases. It's a very steep and technical descent with no "real path" to follow.
@@AllanSu one other question what would you rate the difficulty 1-10 in finding your way since it’s unmarked and you have to guesstimate to switch to an unmarked path halfway to Saksun?
Don't want to put pressure on you, but I'm going in september to the Faroe Islands, so hurry up with your videos!! Just kidding, amazing videos about the Faroe Islands! High quality in every aspect. I absolutely loved it. 👌
I would like to know what you do during the editing for your talking head audio(if anything). It sounds good, and I would like to improve on mine. Thanks.
Love the interest brother. But that would go way into nerdy territory haha. But a good quality mic goes a long way like something from Shure or Earthworks Audio. Then some minor EQ, noise reduction, gaiting, and compression.
These were the Patagonia Terrebonne Joggers. I don't necessarily recommend them for serious hiking. The material is a bit thin and they ripped when I was doing a hike in the Dolomites. I do believe I was wearing a base layer underneath but nothing fancy.
@@AllanSu thanks for the reply man.... Im going to Faroe Islands in a month, and still having "difficulty" to decide what base layer buy for the trip. But by the forecast and the nature of the location, I think i will go for winter base layers, but for weather proof pants I still have my doubts. I already bought the nano puff and 3L Rain JAcket from Patagonia, and was thinking on the pants from the same brand,, but now I know i need to look deeper, thanks man!
When you realise he has to go back to get the camera in every second shot xD
it'd be nice if there was someone behind the camera to take it and just follow him and stop every now and then XD
Wow! So much of this world is uninhabited. Thanks for another beautiful video!
Please don't stop making videos, as a fellow editor, I appreciate the art that you bring into every shot, just masterful stuff. Can't wait for the next one. Cheers!
Absolutely stunning
Great video as always!
As a local, I'd recommend not to hike in the fog, mostly because you won't see anything and it can be very dangerous if you can't see where you're going up there.
Yup, I pretty much agree. If I didn't have a GPS I wouldn't dare attempt it.
sorry to jump in with a few questions, we are planning on doing this hike as well. is the signal good up there? which gps do you use? also is the trail mark of footsteps clear to follow? really appreciate your amazing videos and looking forward to your reply! @@AllanSu
I've met 5 Faroese and they were all very generous people. Once in Iceland, a guy brought out some local beer (it was the summer solstice) for our group of international travelers, so I brought out the rye whiskey. None of us slept in the rooms we had booked that night, but we all woke up "happy".
Alan, I just stumbled into your channel a month ago and I really appreciate the videos. Your shots and composition are tremendous and your aesthetic is so relaxing. Keep up the good work!
Cheers Andrew!
I went up Snubburnar (the main peak) and Mýlingur yesterday - in great weather. I'm an experienced hiker, and it was hard work, but fine. I'd consider it to be a dangerous hike in the misty weather of Allan's first time up Mýlingur: there are sudden sheer drops (of hundreds of metres) and the steep grass would be slippery. Without the reward of the views, I'd not recommend anyone try.
Thank you. I am debating doing this tomorrow. I will keep your words in mind.
I'm going to Faroe Islands for a whole week in September and I cannot wait to hike through these surreal landscapes!
Hello. Just wanted to leave a comment of appreciation for your videos. Unlike most other travel videos I stumble upon, everything is very tastefully done, with well chosen and inoffensive music, great shots, loads of info, very well edited, and perhaps most importantly, the host doesn't try to make themselves the star of the show.
I like your niche. Keep up the great work
Thank you! This means a lot and messages like yours keep me motivated to continue making videos.
没去过，所以看您的youtube.真美。我没勇气去。一个人，好怕怕。要照顾乐龄人士，根本不能去外面久久。
您一个人拍视频，包山包海，幸苦了。
1,396 km² faroe island size.
719 km² my country
Wow, 2 times bigger 😅
The population in faroe is 53,090.
But ours is 110 times more people. So cram.
Cost of living in faroe is ex. Double. I had checked😂
Wow man!!! great video as always. The shots u take are just stunning. About faroe islands and iceland i think your videos are the best that i have ever seen anywhere.keep up the good work man....
I love these! I can just set them on my tv to have in the background and have nice views throughout the day
Hi I'm Jiemeu and I love your channel I hope to discuss business cooperation with you...
Your videos are so rich and entertaining. You’re a unique creator and I am very glad I’m able to experience it.
your video changed my mood from sad to heavenly , thank you so much keep uploading
Great video! The trail map and commentary at the end was really insightful.
This was my favourite part!
Great video, Allan. How long did it take you? I've seen 3 hours (6 total), but I also saw Mads video and he said it took them 9 hours including their shooting.
6 hours is pretty spot if you only do the hiking part. It toke me around 8 hours with all the footage gathering.
How difficult would you say it is on a scale of 1-10 and how dangerous 1-10?
In fair weather, I would say 4/10 as long as you stick to the ridgeline. If you decide to go down the last section to Mylingur then the difficulty level increases. It's a very steep and technical descent with no "real path" to follow.
@@AllanSu awesome video Thank You!
@@AllanSu one other question what would you rate the difficulty 1-10 in finding your way since it’s unmarked and you have to guesstimate to switch to an unmarked path halfway to Saksun?
Such a wonderful video of your adventure Allan! Great work. Looks incredible out there. Best wishes, Mario
I would love to hike up in these islands and smoke some weed up there with gorgeous views
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So very atmospheric and scenic, loving the combined audio and visuals here. Simply epic!!🙌🏻🙌🏻
Great job Allan 👍🏼as always
Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧
would really like a soundtrack list from artists and stuff u use
Awesome! Thanks!
another destination to bump up the to-do list as a result of one your videos.
It's wonderful man!....love to live life like you
Don't want to put pressure on you, but I'm going in september to the Faroe Islands, so hurry up with your videos!! Just kidding, amazing videos about the Faroe Islands! High quality in every aspect. I absolutely loved it. 👌
Thank you my man. I'll get them up asap 👌
Really enjoying your content as a new subscriber 🥰
I really enjoy your travel videos so much. truly inspiring to venture to places I never considered before.
I would like to know what you do during the editing for your talking head audio(if anything). It sounds good, and I would like to improve on mine. Thanks.
Love the interest brother. But that would go way into nerdy territory haha. But a good quality mic goes a long way like something from Shure or Earthworks Audio. Then some minor EQ, noise reduction, gaiting, and compression.
@@AllanSu You lost me at minor. 😆 Appreciate the response. I'll watch some videos on YT and look to educate myself more on the topic.
Lots of love from India🇮🇳❤l
Thank You - Great Video
Thank You Allan! This Vid, was wonderful with my Coffee this morning! -- Hope you have an Awesome Week Ahead!
Thank you sir, and likewise.
Allan, great vid... what pants are you using? and do you have a base layer beneath them?
These were the Patagonia Terrebonne Joggers. I don't necessarily recommend them for serious hiking. The material is a bit thin and they ripped when I was doing a hike in the Dolomites. I do believe I was wearing a base layer underneath but nothing fancy.
@@AllanSu thanks for the reply man.... Im going to Faroe Islands in a month, and still having "difficulty" to decide what base layer buy for the trip. But by the forecast and the nature of the location, I think i will go for winter base layers, but for weather proof pants I still have my doubts. I already bought the nano puff and 3L Rain JAcket from Patagonia, and was thinking on the pants from the same brand,, but now I know i need to look deeper, thanks man!
Good video, inspiration for my channel. i subscribed.
Damn now that's a cherry on cake🤩🤩🤩🤩..Back to Back!!
the two-time!
Awesome Video! I'm definitely inspired to visit there!
Unbelievable Allan
That was fantastic. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
Great shooting.
What's your views on sneakers vs boots for hiking?
Trail runners > boots all day
@@AllanSu nice.
If this bloody pandemic ever goes away, I'm going to try and have a crack at that exact hike. It looks wonderful.
Fantastic film. Great choir music choice.
Keep up the great videos
Will do!
Marvelous work as usual Allan
Thanks Dennis!
It was visual treat watching it!
How long was the hike ?
When was the trip?