I BOUGHT A HOUSE IN SWEDEN!
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As a Swede I feel proud that You have chosen to live in my country, especially in the nothern part, we need creative people like You. Conserning the firewood, next time, try to get more birchwood, it has a far higher energy content and will therefore last longer than spruce and pinewood. Besides, pinewood also soot your chimeny and can cause something called "soteld" in swedish. Soteld is a house owners nightmare, the chimeny starts to burn inside and can start a fire in the rest of the house. A wise thing to do is get in touch with a "sotare" and let him/her as a professional do the inspection of the "firesystem".
Sotare =chimney sweeper
You don't throw the fire wood in, you stack the logs nicely on top of each other.
Canadian here - agree with the warning about pine and spruce as firewood. Birch burns hot and fast, so make sure to mix it with slower burning wood like maple and oak.
Another Canadian here, you never burn pine and spruce in a fireplace/furnace the risk of a chimney fire is much higher. Personally, I’d be a bit pissed off at the guy supplying the wood, he should know better.
@@wcg66 I was looking at the firewood delivery and thought it looked really low quality. Loads of small branch wood that will burn in five minutes.
I love the way the houses look in Sweden. There is something so calm and inviting about a red house with white trims. So lovely.
And it is still incredibly common, and used to be near universal! There's a practical reason for that though, the paint is called "Falu rödfärg", Falun Redpaint. It's oxides from the massive Falu Copper mine that supplied 2/3s of Europe's copper needs for a millenium. It produced absolutely mind boggling amounts of this, which is easy to turn into paint that also works as a preservative. Many of these old buildings are soldier's cottages that are centuries old. They are a *bitch* to remodel, since it's all solid timber. Taking out a wall is not such an easy thing...
Welcome to Sweden!
Please, take care of that house. If properly cared for it will likely last you a lifetime. Make sure to paint the house properly with a plastic-free paint, otherwise the wood will just rot. If unsure, ask a craftsman. Many people buy these sort of houses and just let them decay, which is such a shame as they are an iconic part of the land :)
I have zero interest in photography, wildlife, Sweden or staying in a freezing cabin but this is brilliant, and BTW it is filmed and edited like a movie, congrats and it probably takes load of time.
@John Smitb good!
You should see Jonna’s videos. Breathtaking.
@@Thepixiebella who is that?
@@VintageDigitalWatches Her YT name is Jonna Jinton! watch one of her videos and tell me what you think!
@@Thepixiebella Yes absolutely! Her video's are breathtakingly beautiful and heartwarming
stacking the wood is important to let the moisture escape from the wood to prevent mold and rot .
The firewood has to dry a whole year before usage. 🌲🌳
Gosh. I can not explain the melancholy I feel when watching your video. I know it’s a romanticized version of the whole experience. I am sure it was hard. But when it’s something you’ve been craving for so many years. I’m so happy for you! Thank you for sharing this with us. I wish you all so much happiness.
I think we have an innate yearning for the simplicity and beauty that it looks like she's enjoying. It's probably very difficult, but I'm sure worth it to those who understand the cost.
Completely agree! 😍
@@MariaOliviaTravel Hello, how are you doing. I hope this year brings happiness prosperity love and peace all over the world. I'm Thomas from Virginia nice to meet you.
Happy to have you here in Sweden Dani 😀
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Which websites are trustful to look for homes like yours Kalle and Dani's?
@@tonymleitao Hemnet.
Welcome to Sweden. I moved to Sweden 8 years ago and still love it. Squirrels are hunting animals, I have seen them plenty times attack bird nests with several squirrels working in team.
Damn good job and a great size of house. Not too sprawling, probably easier to heat, still plenty of space.
Very happy for you!
In the video, it seems that you have quite a bit of firewood on your property. Not sure how big your lot is, but If you're lucky, you have som birch groving on it that you can chop down and use for firewood.
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Now, more importantly, you need to learn how to talk to the squirrels. My grandpa used to do that. He took some bread (usually "tunnbröd") that he could break into small pieces. You can also use spruce cone seeds. Anyway, you sit down and sit still for a while until you can see a squirrel approaching. Make some "tsk, tsk" (sort of, find a sound that works) sounds and (slowly and gently) drop a food offering as far away as you can reach. Repeat with shorter distance until you can feed them from your hand.
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I've never managed this myself, but then I have no patience. Still, I've seen my grandfather do this a lot.
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Also, if you're going touristing, I would recommend a trip up the E12 (Blå vägen = The Blue Road) from Umeå to Mo i Rana in Norway. If you don't have the paperwork to enter Norway (Swedish citizens can go anywhere in Scandinavia) just turn around when you reach Hemavan. It's considered one of the most beautiful roads in Sweden and rightly so.
If you have single pane window there should extra ‘innerfönster’ that you set up for the winter. Have white moss or cotton at the bottom , and tape the seams.
When shoveling snow pile it against the walls for extra ventilation
In spring make sure the crawl space under the house is aired out
How much is her house ? She is rich already with all those education under her belt, knowledge and equipments....
Mattias; just to make sure, isn’t the tradition to tape only the outer windows? I recollect the windows could start to gather mold if the inner window is taped as well.
@@keepcreationprocess Not that you need to know, but probably not a lot since houses go for pretty cheap up there.
I asked for the price at that time......now is year 2022
That look like argon+air window, at least at the lower floor. That is really rather good window.
Congrats...and welcome to "the club" :0) My wife and I bought 5 acres of Sweden with a house much like yours 15 years ago...and haven't regreted it for a second
From one English person to another, welcome to Sweden. I've been here 21 years myself. Good luck to the both of you :)
Amazing!! You live in such a beautiful country, can't wait to visit and film it 😍 We were just in Finland and we want to visit Sweden so badly. If you have some time you can check out our travel vlogs and let us know what you think, only if you want to 😝
I stumbled onto your channel by accident a few weeks ago and so far I have thoroughly enjoyed ALL of them. While I’m not a TH-cam creator, I do realize how much work goes into shooting the footage, choosing the right music for each segment which is always the most perfect choice, editing, editing and editing some more so that you can finally upload your finished video and share it with all of us. So, thank you ! You have a fantastic voice for narrating your videos. Calming, soothing, relaxing tone and it’s a joy to listen to. Please keep doing what you’re doing and good luck with your future projects. Congratulations on the house and stay safe.
Wow this reminds me when I first bought my house and did exactly what you’re doing, shoving a ton of wood into my basement window. The major difference is I did it alone, that seems to be our theme unfortunately. We did raise 5 kids in this house and still have the last 2 that I’m cherishing every minute of. That new house feeling seems to last almost forever, almost. I wish you the best.
Welcome to Sweden - we moved here 6 years ago and live just about as far north as you can get. Love the place and we see so much wildlife everyday.
Hi, is it easy to make the move from the UK? My husband and I are seriously considering it. How much money would we need for example?
@@fionasiegertsz8620 Paint your face black and you'll become a Swedish citizen in no time and you can sit back and enjoy all the benefits! Welcome!
@@fionasiegertsz8620 Have a look at Jack and Naomis channel. They did exactly that. They give examples of their living costs :)
@@Wizzy88 why racialize a conversation? your words are rude and pointless, only to hurt other people with brown or black skin.
@@Lubecyamhead No it's just that it's true. Believe it or not, I don't have anything against brown or black people. That's just how Sweden works today.
Wow! You are living in a Christmas card.
How beautiful and romantic!
Congratulations!
This video just randomly popped up on my TH-cam feed and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Very interesting, yet weirdly relaxing. I’ve now subscribed and hope you give a guided tour of the house and surroundings! I hope you’ll be very happy there!
Me too!
I have red squirrels in my garden. I daily feed them hazelnuts. I ADORE them since i was 7. I am almost 70 now. They are so beautiful to watch. Regards from the Netherlands.
Congratulations on buying a house! As you say, houses in the north of Sweden are quite cheap, and the further away they are from the nearest "largish" town, the cheaper they are. And prices can drop unexpectedly fast with distance...
What you have to do now is a video on handling the Swedish bureaucracy: not everybody like having to do with the Swedish government, and some people cope with it better than others.
And once you have settled in properly, you also need to keep us up to date with how learning the Swedish language is: for us natives, it's a piece of cake but for foreigners it seems to be anywhere between not particularly hard and virtually impossible. It might not be so much nature photography, but it will likely be an entertaining set of videos.
and as cheaper they are as harder they are to sell again.
@@FiiSuper Absolutely, should she ever want to sell the house again she will learn that there are no buyers fighting to get in line to make bids on the house. But that does assume that things in Sweden and Swedish society don't change too much: what would happen if 50%+ of the people start working from home?
You do not need to go far north to buy cheap houses. Just 2 hours by car from the three metropolitan areas (Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö) and you can get housing at very reasonable prices.
@@Jon-hg5lz like roughly how much?
@@tyenguyen you can easily find houses like the one in this video for between 40.000 - 80.000 pounds. Even less if you don't mind the general standard being a bit old fashioned.
I'm so happy for you. Love those windows too; perfect for watching the beautiful forest and animals all around you.
Cheap houses in Sweden with snowy forests you say? Sign me up.
This is amazing, congratulations! The wood scene reminded me so much of the good old time going the forest, chopping down trees with my dad and my brother. I am sure you will have an awesome time in your new home!
oh for how many years i have longed for Scandinavia, Sweden and Norway most of all! the landscape is endlessly wonderful to me, i love the colder climates, the water, everything about nature there. seeing this makes me incredibly homesick again for this distant home i have not yet had. one day, hopefully, i can make this dream come true, just like you!
Karelia in Russia is what you need, it's the original version of all, and is cheap.
@@Itapirkanmaa2 thanks for the hint, i looked at some pictures and it really looks beautiful! i never knew about it before. definitely worth a long visit at least
@@kfogo7459 I'm Norwegian. It's expensive living here, but structure (infra) is on a different level than Russia;)
@@Lotus_River Karelia by and large does not have anything unnecessary like big cities or highways. Karelia is like Finland was 50 years ago or longer.
@@Itapirkanmaa2 Yes, right, living under a Russian government, Swedish government...same thing basically.
Woaaahhh, välkommen hem Dani!! Soooo envious of your adorable house but at the same time so happy for you 😍😊🥰 Again... VÄLKOMMEN HEM! ❤️
Congratulations on buying a house, it looks great. I love the details in the house such as the hand railing going up the stairs. You are a lovely person and I really enjoy the relationship you have with the squirrels. I have about 5 squirrels around my house that I keep fed. All the best to you and your boyfriend.
Congratulations on the purchase of your house and most definitely about being in your local TV channel. I am enjoying your videos very much since I also enjoy photographing squirrels at my house in California. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and stories! I am looking forward to watching your upcoming videos.
hey very important, get a sotare to come clean all the chimneys regurarly and inspect it, soot fire takes so many swedish houses when new house owners move in! Easy to overlook, and especially when you dont know when it was last cleaned
You are such a beautiful, lovely, sensitive person. This Planet needs more human beings like that.
Well,you are so welcome. You two should feel right at home here.
Sweet Swede home.. cozy. I got up this morning seeing snow in my backyard as well. Such a coincidence
Congratulations! Welcome to the middle north of Sweden, you’re going to have a great time here! Note squirrels typically don’t come out below -25c, they’ll just wait out the weather window, which is great because camera battery performance typically plummets at those temps!
Northern quirks.
Delivery times are a law unto themselves.
You can never have ‘too much’ firewood
As you move into winter you will want to seal up all gaps in your clothing systems when you’re out.
Old houses placed all radiators directly underneath what is now considered bad glazing, so you’ll probably want to tap into some easy hacks to keep your new house affordably warm.
Cant wait too see what you discover over your this winter journey!!!
Enjoy the wildlife Dani but be prepared as Swedish people are on the whole very reserved, cold and not very social. As an Englishman from Birmingham thats lived in Sweden 27 years I speak from a lot of experience and personally cant wait to retire so I can move to a country where people are much more open and friendly.
Welcome to northern Sweden Dani, I hope you will like living here. A little tip, if you like to watch wildlife (birds, squirrels) from your kitchen window, put up a couple of bird feeders. My parents have been feeding birds and squirrels in this way for as long as I can remember. You knew the winter was arriving soon when dad brought home the big bag of sunflower seeds and other goodies for (as he used to say) "The little birdies"...
Love the house, a little bit jealous tbh😂. Is the forest with Ghost etc.., far from your new abode?
If I can make a suggestion...., when getting a log delivery, have one person unloading and one in the cellar, stacking. Start in the alcove and work up and out.
The house looks great!!
I recently also bought a house here in Sweden, but just as a weekend and holiday home. Mine is built 1937 with an extension around 1970. I have so far not seen any squirrels, but I had a few unwanted guests, which I got rid by now - two mice. I forced them out, but alive. They can be an annoyance. Now the house is almost ready and today a wood oven has been installed. I need to look out for squirrels next spring! Enjoy! ;-)
how do i do this? Where to look for a house ?
What website can do search for a home there please
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Welcome congratulations on buying your home!
Squirrels are awesome. They remind us to take time and to play in nature!
Congratulations on getting the house, you now have the perfect base for wildlife photography in Sweden. Looking forward to more photos of your current Squirrel family and the new one at the house.
I’m so happy and thrilled that you decided to choose Sweden as your new home! The house and nature around it is so incredibly beautiful and watching this video has reminded myself yet again how fortunate we are to be able to live in this country :) Congratulations on the house!
So lucky! We can't wait to visit this beautiful country and film it 😍
Everything about this was wonderful: the story, all the B-roll footage, the sound quality, the great editing and commentary and editing, and most of all that beautiful little house and surroundings, and of course the squirrels! Congratulations on your new home, and enjoy your first winter!
Exactly. And: the music and timing. 👌
Welcome to Sweden, this part of Sweden is very nice. I have friends in Skelleftehamn so its nice to have you in the aera. Good luck and keep up the good work you are doing.
Great and congratulation! :-) I have done before in 1992 and sold in 2012. Now living in an apartment cause of my age... I have gott lot of experiences for 4 seasons and was really appriciated to live in a house and a big garden with apple trees, pear trees and one plom tree. Lots of Tulips - A good memory the best time in my life to plant, develope knowledge of exotic plants (for me) cause I was born in Bangkok but we have big fish farming with big land for Coconut trees and mango trees. I really love life in rural sometimes. We are appriciated in Mother Nature as well. Happiness of Human-Being.
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Hello, how are you doing. I hope this year brings happiness prosperity love and peace all over the world. I'm Thomas from Virginia nice to meet you.
@@thomashanks1033 Thank you for greeting! Happy New Year! Best wishes from Stockholm - Sweden
@@MultiOranuch Happy New Year to you as well beautiful woman. I hope you don't mind that we talk and get to know each other. I am looking for a new friend OK!
HI Dani! I'm Dani and I'm from Sweden but living in the UK since about 7 years back. Happy to have found this channel and to follow you on this journey. x
Lol🙂
It's all most like you've traded place's..
Awesome ❤👍
@@Woopwoopwill haha it really is.
Good luck to all of you, may you thrive!
@@SmutAndCoffee Was that your old house?
@@mikeoglen6848 Haha no. I’m from the west coast, and the second largest city in Sweden, Gothenburg. This Dani in the video got a house very very much up north. :)
Having a house heated primarily from wood can be a chore but a very rewarding experience. I hope you 2 the absolute best.
When we lived on a remote farm in Scotland, the monthly log delivery was the best hour of the month - chopping and stacking a ton of firewood is wonderfully cheering. It leaves you tired in a good way and you are safe in the knowledge that all your heating, cooking and washing is sorted for the next month.
And it's cheaper than buying it pre-chopped ;)
I'm on solid wood and each night it's so beautiful to watch the flames and feel the intense heat. Yes firewood is a bore but the rewards are spellbinding..
two? she's said she bought a house. what..
@@collie8 it's her and her boyfriend, that makes 2
Congratulations Dani on purchasing your home. I'm also very pleased you have squirrels near buy besides those in the squirrel forest. I'm excited for you in all the new adventures to come in your life, and I'm looking forward to seeing some of those adventures. All the best Dani.
What an amazing and inspiring journey! I moved from England to Sweden just over two years ago and live in Uppsala, I cannot wait to explore and see more of Swedens stunning northern countryside and its beautiful sights! :)
Your photography is incredible! Sweden is a paradise for nature photographers of all kinds 💚 love the house it is so beautiful :)
Grattis! Time to learn swedish ;)
Seems like there isn't too much done on the house, so it will probably be quite easy if you want to renovate something. I also agree that the houses are insanely cheap up north, down in the bottom where I live you can't even get 1/4 of a one room apartment for the same price.
Welcome Dani! How cool that you decided to move to Sweden and found a homebase here! If you want to join the wildlife photography family there is a bunch of us around, and many organisations over the whole country. If you want to be your own, Sweden is the place to be and feel entitled to do so. I hope you will like it here and that you will feel at home. :)
concrates and welcome to Sweden! also i love that you chosed something that actually is sweden in the term of house, our amazing nature and animals. if u ask me thats the most beatiful in our country and if you havent enjoied sweden like you done you havent seen sweden. i hope you like it here!
Welcome to Sweden! Just found your channel. Great movies and pictures! Squirrels are awesome animals. I have had squirrels living around my house for a long time. Each year they get between 2 and 4 babies. They are really fun to watch and photograph.
So lucky living in such a beautiful country. We can't wait to visit and film it 😍
Congratulations on your new homeowner status! It's a very pretty home, and seems nice and cozy. I laughed in sympathy at the moment of struggling to get the mattress up those winding stairs. So glad Ghost remains near to visit. And how pretty the squirrels high in the spruce looked among the green. Am very much looking forward to all of the beautiful films and photos of the local beauty to come.
Congratulations! That bedding was perfection! How exciting, to be in your own house and in your special place! I had forgotten how that felt until watched this video! I bought my first house when I was 21. It still had the old ice block delivery door and ice box in the back of the house. I loved it so. I can just imagine how you must feel out there with your squirrels and your very own place! Truly, congratulations!
This was really real but artistic and peaceful. Of note, sweet soul, this is the only vid I've ever seen with zero thumbs down. 💜 Best to you both and the squirrels!
I got this in my recommended just now and this was lovely 🥰 Thank you. Will subscribe and watch another one right now as I am decorating my Christmas tree.
I live and grew up in the middle of Sweden and it will be fun and interesting to see your journey ✨
Congratulations Dani! It must feel so wonderful to be where you love. Give us a house tour pretty please!
Gorgeous home!!
What a beautiful house!Congratulations. My wife and I love the videos and they are getting better and more polished all of the time. You are wonderful ambassador for nature, keep up the good work👍
Gorgeous images, Dani! Looking forward to seeing your new home through your lens.
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Thank you so much for the recent support! It’s given me a boost of confidence and reassurance to continue with the video stories ❤️
Absolutely beautiful. I’m from the mountains in Northern California where we have grey squirrels. I’ve always loved them. I film them, and often catch one eating a fresh pine cone. You have to watch out or it’ll hit you on the way down, when they’ve finished what they wanted from it. My parents now live in the Valley where the squirrels are a mix, and these ones are so fun to be around because they’ll come right up to you. I believe it’s my calming, loving energy I put out when around them so they know to trust me. They take peanuts and halved oranges from our tree right out of my hand. They then proceed to eat right in front of me. What a beautiful house, especially buying it somewhat blind. Cheers. 😊
Where I live, West Yorkshire England, we have lots of grey squirrels everywhere...Some are cheeky, they try get in through bedroom window if its open...they torment my two cats, it's funny, the squirrels run up and down the pebble dash walls, our cats go crazy
@@savewaterdrinkwine3802 So cute! The urban squirrels at my parents play games with their dogs. One the other day had their dog running circles around a tree, all while they were just a step ahead running zig zag around the lower half of the tree trunk. Once their dog went in I stayed outside, and just as I had thought this squirrelly squirrel ate seeds on the lawn near me. I do not see how people could hate these beautiful, clever, smart little animals.
Hi, interesting and quite impressive choice you’ve made! Myself I’ve moved to Sweden some years ago and haven’t thought that I would stay that long… The beautiful nature took me right away especially sailing, so many islands places to explore. So here I am living my dream :)
Always happy to see that someone else has found own piece of magic. Congratulations for the house is looking great! Best of luck guys!
I came 37 years ago 😊.
Congrats and well done. I bought my apartment here in Oslo online as a Brit living in New York at the time back in 2013/14. Well worth the risk!
Congratulations! One thing you really need is firewood, a lot of it through the winter! I am also a house owner of a old wooden house in Sweden mine is located in Dalecarlia and firewood is the best heat source and much nicer than relying on electric heat, which you will also need! Snow clearing gear is a must during the winter too, not just showels, a some kind of large snow blower as when you get snow, you do get a lot of it. All the best!
Beautiful how you set up the whole video 🥰. Serene is what I feel watching it.
Dani! Warmest congratulations! Hope, you have enough squirrels in your forest)
Beautiful and stylish house. A million times better than living in a city! (Hopefully the chimney has been sweeped first?)
This was randomly suggested to me today. Nice vid. I couldn't help but yell "Pivot! Pivot!!" When they were trying to get the bed piece up the stairs lol
That crate of firewood. You need about 4 of those for a whole winter supply.
What a beautiful house, bet it will feel like Christmas everyday.
It's a lovely house Dani congrats on finally moving in, was an easy secret to keep I didn't have anyone to tell😉 So good seeing Ghost bouncing around, you and Ghost have a very special bond. Loved watching your live on Instagram and seeing the new squirrel. Looking forward to seeing more squirrels and other wildlife 💜🐿
Red squirrels are so happy Thanks 👍👋🙏
So lovely and calming to watch your videos Dani. Gorgeous filming. I'm new to your channel so look forward to all upcoming and catching up with any I've missed. Congratulations on your new house! I'm sure you will have many many special experiences and times there.
Congratulations Dani, and best of luck to you both in your new home 🙏
Congratulations Dani. Hope you will be happy living there, I'm sure you will. Absolute best wishes to you.
Welcome to Sweden! Love your beautiful photos! Stunning beautiful! So very brave of you to buy a house unseen! I hope you both will like it here!
Congrats on your new house. Something tells me your little neighbors are going to be so happy. I see bird houses in your future. If houses over there are priced similar to expensive camera lenses, I'll be dreaming of buying one there too.
Congrats with a house. (And moving). You are so briliant at what you are doing. I'll give you guys a tip on the way, from living under the same conditions as you, but on the other side of the border for yrs and yrs, when you think you have enough firewood, get some more. :) It's amazing how much one can burn over the duration of a winter. (Stacking it in the cellar is also not a dumb idea, I did see someone suggesting that.. but you don't need to if it's dry when you bring it inside... if it's not dry, you kind of have to). Best of luck with the house, the move, the filming, and everything.
Such a calming and interesting video to watch and listen to. The accompanying music is delightful also. Looking forward to other videos from you on your exciting new life in Sweden.
Your wildlife photography is stunning!
Congratulations on the new house it looks amazing I wish you all the best and look forward to see more of your stunning pictures 📸 📷
Congratulations on moving to the new house! Must feel lovely being around squirrels all the time
Congratulations on your beautiful new home! I would be so proud of that house!
Yesss well done! The house looks fine ... and being in the NORTH is so great (we bought a house in northern norway) ! Your nature around looks so calm.
Oh Dani, you bring back memories of buying our first house in the US. We too had a chute to get firewood into our basement for our fireplace. Only problem was the wood we brought into the basement had carpenter ants in the wood. We had to remove the whole load of wood from the house. The wood went into the basement easier than it took to get it out! Good luck with your new home! We have had our first home for 41 years and hope you can too!
Buying our first hose....hmmm..??? Did you maybe mean house....???
Yea we never keep firewood in the house in my area of USA. Always stacked in an outdoor woodshed. Do not want carpenter ants or termites if they get into the wood.
I‘m so happy for you, Dani! What a beautiful place 💖. I wish you all the best for your brandnew life in Sweden 🐿😊🇸🇪
Simply wonderful 👍❤
Cheers to you Both and the little lovely Squirrel families.
And Congratulations!
Congratulations Dani!! What a special home you have. The location is perfect, being near the squirrels. To me, it feels like you are living your dream. Thanks so much for sharing this with us. I’m really hoping you’ll be sharing more videos on your beautiful home.🐿🐿 🐿🐿
Very nice house! Its something special with a Falu-red house in the white snow. Also love squirrels. Just about to head out to feed som smal birds and squirrels in the forest :)
Welcome to Sweden and good luck!
Congrats Dani! :) I hope you will feel most welcome and somewhat at home. Best of luck to you!
Fantastic photos. Just brilliant produced! The music and editing make this film very enjoyable to watch.
BTW, nice home you brought.
What a wonderful little adventure you've set yourselves up for.
Hi Dani,
Being in a home that burns firewood to keep warm, please get your chimney inspected and cleaned. Fireplaces that burn softwoods like pine, fir and cedar burn very hot. Because they burn so hot, they increase chimney temperatures rapidly, while also burning down quickly. The quick burn down creates a rapid shift from high to lower flue temperatures, aiding in the formation of creosote. Creosote can build up in the chimney to the point, if it gets hot enough, it can catch fire resulting in a Chimney fire. A chimney fire can easily burn your house to the ground.
To prevent such a disasters:
* get your chimney inspected, and cleaned, annually. A year after your first inspection and cleaning, if the chimney inspection comes back creosote free in year two, I would say to can go 2-3 years until your next inspection and cleaning.
*only burn hardwoods. Hardwoods burn slower therefore your stockpile of wood will last much longer. Hardwoods don't create creosote deposits.
When buying firewood, use a moisture meter(a gadget that can be purchased a good Ironmongers. In Britain they cost around inc VAT £46.80 ex VAT £39.00. you should buy firewood with a moisture content greater than 15-20%. Any higher and the wood will not burn efficiently. Oh yeah, moisture meters can be used to measure the moisture in walls and floors too.
Nice place Dani. To reduce static electricity in your home and increase the humidity in the air, place kettles over the heat registers in the floor
You guys should look around for a couple of used Kayaks for exploring the lake.
Speaking of "you guys", when are we going to hear more about boyfriend. Nothing to serious though. We don't need to know if he wears briefs or boxers, nothing like that!! Maybe, how did you meet, where is he from, what does he do to make a living? Obviously, he must like the great outdoors just as you do. Does he have any hobbies: fishing, carpentry, maybe a brick mason, restoring antique furniture, is he a writer of trashy paperback novels, maybe a poet? Maybe he works in the fire brigade? Maybe a constable How about a Doctor, a solicitor, or a home builder/developer? Curious subscribers WANT to know.
Nice bed! Certainly well made.
Goodness, I have written a novel here. FYI, mice hate the smell of balsam. To prevent the intrusion of mice, purchase some balsam fir essential oil. This aromatic scent kept inside your home, should keep these creatures away. It also works great in storage sheds, garages, and attics.
Take care!! Have a day!
Gratulations with your house. Sweden is the silent edge of europe and lots of wildlive in deed.
Congratulations. Your new home looks beautiful. Best wishes for your future life in Sweden
So incredible how you took that leap of faith and jumped into a new home unseen in a new land.
You are creating a beautiful life and I am happy for you. Great job.
Hugs
Diana Dubin
Welcome to Sweden, and Västerbotten. Congratulations to your house. It looks as you two really found a tranquil piece of
property. Looks lovely.
It was relaxing to watch these pictures of the snow falling when I woke up, since here in Stockholm is pouring down.
Squirrels never seems to have a dull moment, and are great to watch.
Buy a sack walnuts at some supermarket, and you’ll have friends for life Many friends. 🐿
Wow, what an absolutely amazing adventure. Visiting Ikea is a right of passage! I hope you both really enjoy your new home.
Aw they are so cute!! Congrats on your new home, Sweden is a dream ✨🤍
This is so exciting. What a beautiful and charming house. I recently bought a little house in the country nestled in the trees. Not is cute as this, but very relaxing.
I am new to your channel and I love it! Congratulations on your new home and look forward to seeing more about your home life and squirrels. Thanks for posting.
Beautifully shot video in a stunning location. This video reminds me of what could have been, as I seriously considered moving to Sweden about eight years ago. I did a lot of research and looked at so many houses on the internet, and couldn't believe how big they were for so little money. Three times the size of my house in Grimsby and half the price!! In the end I decided I'd miss the UK (and all its faults) too much, but I still sometimes wish I had gone for it and upped sticks to Sweden..
You can still go right?
You only live once brother man. Don’t hesitate go for it.
Sweden is a way better country than the UK, I moved to Sweden 37 years ago.