Cabin Life in Norway
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2021
- Three days of cosy cabin life in Norway.
After trekking across Hardangervidda in the autumn chill, Oda and I welcomed the warmth and the soul of her family's winter cabin. We passed the time cooking, baking, working and simply being. A hearty thanks to Oda and her parents, Bertil and Heidi, for making me feel so at home in their beautiful space.
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How many buns do you eat in one go? 🍩
forget the buns what u think about the soccage swallow without biting :-)
15 😄
@@jt_norway9129 impressive!
I have a personal record of 63½ in an empty stomach.
Jeg er fra India og jeg er en store fan av Norge. Jeg snakker også litt Norsk. Jeg gleder meg til å reise til norge :D
You're Norwegian is better than mine :) It really is a beautiful country with wild landscapes to fall in love with!
@@InWilderPlaces yeppp! Stunning indeed.
This is literally my dream
Really loved this video!! Thanks for sharing this little bit of life :)
Glad you enjoyed it ☺️ it really is a special life on that side of the world.
Such a wonderful place to be and of course great video. Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮
Thank you! I’m sure your neck of the woods is also fun to explore ☺️
Your channel has become an instant favorite!
Thank you! Glad you enjoy it 🌸
Love your life in Norway
Wish I lived there permanently, but just visiting. It really is such a lovely wild country.
I love the vibes feels like home ")
It really was super cosy ☺️ would love to go back and visit again.
You are amazing in everything, in your photography, in the content, in your intimate family life, amazing amazing
Thank you for your kind words :) I’m glad you enjoyed it
Great video Ninke, Norway is such a great place.
Thank you ☺️ It really is! Will travel south to Morocco next time
i need that green fleece jacket! It looks so warm and cosy :D
Too bad the company only sells women’s outdoor clothing ☺️ but I am sure you could wear the fleece anyway. It’s from Astrid Wild.
Nice video, it looks super cozy 👌
Thank you! It really was ☺️ excited to go back in winter when it’s full of snow.
Super man.love this❤️
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it ☺️ it was a lovely getaway.
Nice video. You have a wonderful upcoming week. Take care
Thank you 🙏 wishing you a great week as well
This video I watch from Bangladesh🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Lovely! Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
@@InWilderPlaces Thank you.
the food looked so delicious ! you have a beautiful home!
The food was divine! And I wish I lived there. I was visiting a close friend and hope to be back in winter to experience the cabin with all the snow )
@@InWilderPlaces that would also be a lovely video :)
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Lovely video as usual :)
Thank you! I hope to return again in midwinter and see what it’s like
Hi Soninke, I'm new in the hood 🤠. Well, your video, the name "In Wilder Places" and what you write about "wild is a state of mind" rings a loud bell in my head, or better in my soul. I feel similar. Thank you for this inspiring video, I'm looking forward to see more. We are based in Switzerland as well, but our hearts are often at other places, like Alaska or my wife's heart especially in Norway. Hello from a wild heart
Welcome aboard! Thank you for your kind words. It's always lovely to meet a kindred spirit 🙂I'm glad that it resonates with you, and I can definitely relate to your wife's love with Norway. Are you from Switzerland?
@@InWilderPlaces thank you for your welcome aboard 🤠. Yes, I'm from Switzerland. I grew up near Schaffhausen and now we live in Chur in the Grisons mountains. Where are you from originally?
@@TheLensSchwendi That sounds like a wonderful place to live. I am from South Africa and moved to Switzerland two years ago. Hiking was part of how I explored the country and began not feel at home 😋
@@InWilderPlaces A really, wow! My father was working in South Africa for a few years, when I was a small boy, but I never was there yet. Yeah, in hiking is an excellent way of "feeling" a country. I dream of making some longer hikes alone in Alaska one day...
Alaska sounds wonderful! Best of luck with that adventure when it happens ☺️
Love from SA
Always lovely to hear from South Africa ❤️
I'm glad I came across your chanel. Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Thanks Lisa ☺️ it’s great to get some love from home! Where in SA are you based?
@@InWilderPlaces Johannesburg. 🙂
Very nice video thanks for sharing
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it ☺️
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it ☺️
I just found out your yt channel and i’m in luvvvvvvv
Thank you! Glad to hear you’re enjoying it 😊
Great video. I'll take three buns please!
I’m heading back there in 2 weeks - looking forward to eating some more buns too ☺️
Hjemmet ditt er nydelig ❤
Tussen takk! I wish it was my home, but I do get to visit :)
Buns - skoleboller, come in a prepackaged plastic bag with 2 buns in it in a normal grocery store or you can grab a single bun if in some stores with a baked section. Totally not unusual to eat more than 1 bun, especially scones, maybe cinnamon rolls and skoleboller is normal to eat just one since it is less healthy so it is like a treat? I don't know i just eat what i feel like and freshly baked scones with strawberriy jam and creme and some cocoa was definitely a staple during autumn in my home, always ate 2-3 scones then.
That sounds delightful!
We can definitely agree on 2-3 skoleboller, especially when they’re fresh out the oven! ☺️
Thank you for sharing this nice video. One question: What kind of toilet is installed in that Cabin?
They actually had an incinerator toilet. Apparently those are quite popular in Norway ☺️
Glad you liked the video.
For Norwegian standards that "cabin" is more like a small house with all the commodities like an induction oven, internet and such.
Heck, I bet the floor is heated.
It was definitely cosy 🥰 the family put a lot of effort into making it a second home. Would love to return in full winter and see what it’s like then.
i enjoy you video i love everything i can view n learn from NORWAY,please make more videos,send you my gratitude from MASS.
Glad you enjoyed it. Norway is an amazing place! Are you planning to visit?
@@InWilderPlaces no possible for me but it is in my dreams
@@awildanieves8744 hope you make it there some time! 🇳🇴
@@InWilderPlaces thanks
You forget making the coffie in your video 😁✌️
We hope to return again in midwinter and I’m sure we will work the coffee in ☕️
Hello. I heard that in Norway you have switched radio from analog to digital. Is it true that your analog walkie-talkies are not working now?
I’m unfortunately not from Norway, so I’m not sure about the Walkie-Talkies. I hope you manage to find out ☺️
Question: can I buy a vacation home in Norway and live there all year long? Serious question. Thanks!
If you find out, let us know 😉 Really looking forward to returning to my friends cabin in midwinter next year.
Hello!! My friend. jjok----💋
i Love you💘
Oh you also invited here your lovers or partner
bye
I guess this `` cabin `` got electricity, toilet, shower and so on........... Its just a normal house in the woods.... Where you pretend living wild- my cabn s a real cabin.
It was definitely cosy 🥰 the family put a lot of effort into making it a second home. It would be interesting to experience a place completely off the grid too - I’m sure your place is lovely.
Love from Rus 🤝
Hmm. Got some comments on this.... Just my wiev of things published on net.
When I see Norwegian `` cabins `` on net its always luxure cabins with electricity, toilet, shower, road to the door and so on. So all wievers in the world think that is `` normal `` cabin life in Norway. But I think its very healthy for all people to get into forest. Walk, ski, relax, and so on.......... But all this must be with the comfort of everyday living......... The off grid , small and tiny cabin it all started with decades ago is never seen on net....... I guess owners is ashamed to own such a poor place..... But I am so happy and proud of my little `` poor `` cabin , built by my father 1960. I would not have it another way. And there are hundreds of them in Norway. But you never see them on net.......... But most important. Get into the nature and enjoy wilderness even if your cabin is luxure or poor...... John
Hi John
Is there a chance we can rent your simple cabin next march ?
I am looking for à remonte cabin to spend few days
Yves