New to your channel, just watched the end of your Norway trip so I’m now going to start at the beginning ! We set off for a 6 week trip to Norway beginning of May
Hi Julie, I am glad you have enjoyed the video. You will love Norway, the scenery is absolutely stunning. Good luck with your planning and let us know if you have any questions. Best wishes 😀
Hi we came across your channel and have been following your trip through Norway. We are currently planning ours for next year. We have really enjoyed following your travels. It has been very helpful and informative for us. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much, so glad you have enjoyed our vlogs. Norway is such a spectacular place to visit with a motorhome. This was our second tour ( the first was in 2019), staying again for almost 3 months. I am sure you are going to love it. Have a great time 😀
Hi, hope you don’t mind me contacting you again. We were wondering if you might have any information you could give us, on parking to visit both Copenhagen and Stockholm? Many thanks 😊
I just discovered your Norwegian videos. I love Norway; I have been twice now to Tromsø. I will be visiting again for a 90 visa, but no vehicle. I will explore the Troms og Finnmark by bus and ferries. BTW, I thought I banged my head in my monitor when the drone hit the rock, glad it survived. And, like you I am a gazzle in my mind, but a geriatric body! Though I may not visit such places as you two, I do appreciate you sharing the beauty that is Norway! Tusen takk!
We are very glad you have enjoyed the video. The drone crash was a little worrying, but luckily not much damage to the drone😅 This trip was our second visit to Norway and we hope it will not be our last. Sounds like your trip is going to be great, enjoy!
@@travellerinterrupted2519 On my first trip in March 2022 I was smitten! Though way above the Arctic Circle it was all white, and I was surprised that though cold -20C it wasn't as cold as the same latitude in Alaska -57C! And I discovered how extensive the bus and ferry service is; and the fjords are ice free due to the Gulf Stream. On that visit my Norwegian friend, with whom I am staying, took a 3 1/2 hour ferry trip to Harstad; I got the thrill of seeing the magnificent landscape in Winter! In Harstad we went to the Trondenes Historic Museum and the northern most medieval kirk still in use, plus the museum had an interesting display of Viking history and the sad history of the Nazi occupation. Then when I returned in July/August of 2024 I was blown away by the change in the climate! Flowers everywhere and lush greenery. We took a 45 minute bus ride to Ersfjorden that was magical! Reindeer walking by me on the road, waterfalls and incredible scenery only a short inexpensive bus ride from Tromsø. Even a short walk from my friends apartment brough us to the end of the island to a beach where adults and children were frolicking in 27C weather. I make notes for my next trip to expand my horizons. I highly recommend Troms og Finnmark.
Another most interesting vlog. Many thanks for sharing your travels. May I ask how you paid for the tolls in Denmark, and Norway and also the ferries in Norway. Many thanks. I am looking forward to your next adventure
Hi, there were no road tolls in Denmark, only bridge tolls and you can pay these with a card at the toll booths. For Norway, the road tolls are electronic so you have to sign up with a toll company before you go, we used SkyttelPASS and the road and ferry tolls came through every week on an email invoice and debited direct to a card. We paid for the ferries the same way through SkyttelPASS, you can pay by card but much quicker and easier and you get a 10% discount with the SkytellPASS. As you board the ferry, they scan your registration number to check you have an agreement and then everything through to billing and payment is done automatically. You can also set up a Ferry pass if you pay £300 up front and get 40% discount on ferries instead of 10%, we should have done this but I had problems making the up front payment. If you want to see the most scenic places, you will use a lot of ferries!
Hi, hope you don't mind me contacting you again. We were wondering if you might have any information you could give us, on where you parked to visit both Copenhagen and Stockholm? Many thanks
Hi, in Copenhagen we stayed at a motorhome Aire next to the cruise terminal. From there it was easy to get the train into the city centre. In Stockholm we stayed at a campsite called Camping de Bredang. It was an easy bus into town. Thank you for visiting our channel 😀
Thanks so much for the excellent information. you inspire. A&TS
We loved Norway, a favourite place to travel by motorhome. So glad you have enjoyed the video. Best wishes 😀
Hvilken tur , helt fantastisk , tak for alle afsnit , vi har set dem med begejstring .
Hilsen fra Danmark 👌
New to your channel, just watched the end of your Norway trip so I’m now going to start at the beginning ! We set off for a 6 week trip to Norway beginning of May
Hi Julie, I am glad you have enjoyed the video. You will love Norway, the scenery is absolutely stunning. Good luck with your planning and let us know if you have any questions. Best wishes 😀
Hi we came across your channel and have been following your trip through Norway. We are currently planning ours for next year. We have really enjoyed following your travels. It has been very helpful and informative for us. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much, so glad you have enjoyed our vlogs. Norway is such a spectacular place to visit with a motorhome. This was our second tour ( the first was in 2019), staying again for almost 3 months. I am sure you are going to love it. Have a great time 😀
Hi, hope you don’t mind me contacting you again. We were wondering if you might have any information you could give us, on parking to visit both Copenhagen and Stockholm?
Many thanks 😊
😅Thank you for the videos and you are very webkamera in my country
It’s always sad coming to the end of a trip, but can’t wait to see your next one. Happy travels 🥂 Cheryl
Thank you so much Cheryl, we are already planning the next one. Very best wishes to you 😀
Thank you. Really enjoyed watching this and obtained some ideas with plans for our trip to Norway this summer.😊
I am so glad you have enjoyed our Norway videos. It is a beautiful country, I am sure you will love it. Safe travels.
I just discovered your Norwegian videos. I love Norway; I have been twice now to Tromsø. I will be visiting again for a 90 visa, but no vehicle. I will explore the Troms og Finnmark by bus and ferries. BTW, I thought I banged my head in my monitor when the drone hit the rock, glad it survived. And, like you I am a gazzle in my mind, but a geriatric body! Though I may not visit such places as you two, I do appreciate you sharing the beauty that is Norway! Tusen takk!
We are very glad you have enjoyed the video. The drone crash was a little worrying, but luckily not much damage to the drone😅
This trip was our second visit to Norway and we hope it will not be our last. Sounds like your trip is going to be great, enjoy!
@@travellerinterrupted2519 On my first trip in March 2022 I was smitten! Though way above the Arctic Circle it was all white, and I was surprised that though cold -20C it wasn't as cold as the same latitude in Alaska -57C! And I discovered how extensive the bus and ferry service is; and the fjords are ice free due to the Gulf Stream. On that visit my Norwegian friend, with whom I am staying, took a 3 1/2 hour ferry trip to Harstad; I got the thrill of seeing the magnificent landscape in Winter! In Harstad we went to the Trondenes Historic Museum and the northern most medieval kirk still in use, plus the museum had an interesting display of Viking history and the sad history of the Nazi occupation. Then when I returned in July/August of 2024 I was blown away by the change in the climate! Flowers everywhere and lush greenery. We took a 45 minute bus ride to Ersfjorden that was magical! Reindeer walking by me on the road, waterfalls and incredible scenery only a short inexpensive bus ride from Tromsø. Even a short walk from my friends apartment brough us to the end of the island to a beach where adults and children were frolicking in 27C weather. I make notes for my next trip to expand my horizons. I highly recommend Troms og Finnmark.
Another most interesting vlog. Many thanks for sharing your travels. May I ask how you paid for the tolls in Denmark, and Norway and also the ferries in Norway. Many thanks. I am looking forward to your next adventure
Hi, there were no road tolls in Denmark, only bridge tolls and you can pay these with a card at the toll booths. For Norway, the road tolls are electronic so you have to sign up with a toll company before you go, we used SkyttelPASS and the road and ferry tolls came through every week on an email invoice and debited direct to a card. We paid for the ferries the same way through SkyttelPASS, you can pay by card but much quicker and easier and you get a 10% discount with the SkytellPASS. As you board the ferry, they scan your registration number to check you have an agreement and then everything through to billing and payment is done automatically. You can also set up a Ferry pass if you pay £300 up front and get 40% discount on ferries instead of 10%, we should have done this but I had problems making the up front payment. If you want to see the most scenic places, you will use a lot of ferries!
very interesting! I would like to see more household parts and prices. come to Russia, there is also something to see here.
Hi, hope you don't mind me contacting you again. We were wondering if you might have any information you could give us, on where you parked to visit both Copenhagen and Stockholm?
Many thanks
Hi, in Copenhagen we stayed at a motorhome Aire next to the cruise terminal. From there it was easy to get the train into the city centre.
In Stockholm we stayed at a campsite called Camping de Bredang. It was an easy bus into town. Thank you for visiting our channel 😀
@@travellerinterrupted2519 thank you so much for getting back to me. Really appreciate it 😊
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