I’ve commented on this channel a few times before, but seriously - you are by far my favourite TH-camr. I’ve been through a harrowing time lately and these videos have quite genuinely helped me when I’ve needed something to help me stay calm. Can’t even articulate what it is in particular, but they’re so relaxing yet keep me interested; a welcome distraction at 2 am when I can’t sleep! Thanks bud!!
I couldn't have said it better myself. these videos really are relaxing to listen to while watching them is even better. sometimes i just let it play in background while working on something.
Hi Mike! What a lovely travel partner your sister is. Such an adventurous duo the two of you! I lost my only brother in a car accident when he was only 24 years old. Him and i went on many adventures together. We were best friends & I get the feeling that you and your sister are too. Thanks for showing us around Norway, the views are breathtaking! ~Kim
That brown cheese actually has a story! So it's called Gudbrandsdalsost because it's from Gudbrandsdalen, or the Gudbrand Valley and was created by Anne Hov! In the 19th century, Gudbrandsdalen was struggling with butter and grain sales. While working at a farm near the village of Gålå in 1863, Anne came up with the idea of adding cream to whey when boiling, and to boil it down in an iron pot until the fluid content was reduced to less than 80 percent, creating a firmer, fattier, more cheese-like product. This cheese soon caught on, and everyone in the valley started eating it. When she got married and moved to Nord-Fron, she added goat milk to the recipe (fitting for this video). A trader loved it so much, he wanted to sell it in Oslo. To attract investment to the valley, he called it Gudbrandsdalsost (it was called fløtemysost before that; cream whey cheese) and it worked. Hov received the King's Medal of Merit for her contributions to Norwegian cuisine and the economy in 1933 at age 87!
I live in Bergen and I've been looking forward to this episode ever since I glimpsed Flåmsbanen in the intro to the series, didnt disappoint! Glad you included the Bergen railway as well, while most people in Norway travel between Bergen and Oslo by plane I always try to take the train when I can, such a lovely experience.
Dude, your videos have really lit the train travel fire for me. It's the immersive experience of car travel without the cursing and homicidal rage of driving.
This is the train trip I thought last week's installment was going to be as it is also so scenic. The route is often called "Norway in a Nutshell." I never heard of a zipline there, but of course you two would find one; that must have felt incredible. I've taken this trip and continued from Flam to Bergen by boat, another option.
Mike, this was the most beautiful thing I have seen ever. I love trains and I have been with you for a few, but this had to hit the top of the list of "beautiful" things to see. I can not imagine being on a train and seeing all this, then jumping on a zip line to go down. I have always wanted to do that, but now I am too old and everyone thinks I am crazy for still wanting that thrill. Love your videos.
This is why I love youtube. You are this obviously very talented young travel journalist and youtube provides this platform for you to share these amazing experiences with the world. 2 decades ago you would have to jump to endless hoops in order to get broadcasted, now it's down to your own talent and dedication(of which you seem to have a generous helping of both). TH-cam is way better for this kind of content that broadcast television ever was. GREAT CONTENT! Keep it coming:)
Keeps getting better and better, what an inspiring trip! Nice to see Jess getting you into the more adventurous path, that MTB ride was awesome to watch!
You and your sis are very photogenic together and I love the familial wild hair at 3:46. The "brown cheese" is Gjetost is made from slow cooked milk. It's delicious and tastes reminiscent of caramel. Delicious on apples. I hope you and your sister make more vids together, actually I love that you include all of your family members from time to time. Two thumbs up!
This video brings back some fantastic memories of my travels in Norway, Sweden and Denmark. When i was in Scandinavia i started in Bergen, then took the ferry from Bergen to Flåm, taking the train from Flåm to Myrdal. Then Myrdal to Oslo before leaving Norway. And that train ride was the most incredible I’ve ever been in and the five minute stop in front of the waterfall was one of the best experiences I’ve had. Also in Flåm there were no cruise ships so i could take a swim in the fjords. This video brought back all those wonderful memories to me and i thank you DownieLive. May your stay in the north lands be filled with happiness and joy.
Very nice! About twenty years ago, I also took the train from Oslo to Myrdal, and the Flåmsbanen, but rather than taking the train back up, I took a ferry from Flåm to Bergen, which was absolutely stunning, ferrying a few hours through the fjords and along the coast. It's quite some time ago, but that was one of the best travel experiences!
Hi Mike (and Jess)! Just catching up with a backlog of TH-cam and other techy stuff after a busy couple of weeks (70th birthday and other things). WOW! I've seen a number of videos and written articles on the Flam railway and wish I had time and could afford to go there. You have excelled in this presentation. I had no idea that the zip line, intermediate coffee shop and bicycle hire option was available and the goats...well... at least those on the bike path gave you a wide berth to pass safely (wouldn't have wanted to launch and cartwheel over that fence). You and Jess are indeed blessed to be able to travel and do adventurous things and be able to share your experiences with the rest of us. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Now I must watch this week's offering on the Arctic Train. Cheers from Michael downunder in Melbourne.
OMG - nothing more beautiful than this !!! and your child-like wonder and enthusiasm is quite endearing and infectious !!! thanks, as always, for sharing this beautiful journey with us all !!! 😎
The Oslo-Bergen Railway is one of the world's best. When you mentioned it would take five hours to Myrdal I was taken aback - clearly I'd forgotten the full line to Bergen is 6.5 hours. It's certainly not boring. Obviously the Flåm railway is also a must do.
Another great video! My son spent 2 years in Norway and has wanted to take me there. . . this may have been the remaining motivation I need! One bit of trivia to note, the AIDAnova ship, that was in port, is significant as it is the closest thing on the planet to an 'eco friendly' cruise ship. It is the first cruise ship able to completely run on natural gas! Pretty cool.
I've just been awed beyond belief. I watch a lot of travel TH-camrs, I've seen a lot of beautiful destinations, but this was the first time I cried through the whole video. These were tears of overwhelming joy. The whole adventure mixed with the beauty of Norway was stunning. Seeing you experience this with your sister was heartwarming and it is something you will cherish the rest of your life. Thank you for sharing it. I don't have a bucket list, but if I start one this adventure would be the first thing on the list. Keep making these wonderful videos and know that some old guy in Georgia is crying every time you look out a train window, but remember they are tears of overwhelming joy. Thanks man.
Yes! I've been excited for this episdoe. I did this trip in reverse: Bergen to Oslo. I lived on a ship and coming into port in Bergen will remain in my mind for a lifetime, along with the train ride to catch up with my ship in Oslo. Love it!
Downie I love all of your videos and they just keep getting better! Btw I put a notch in. My health belt during this video and took your offer to start my AG1 journey! So excited! Keeps up the phenomenal videos and stay safe man!
Your videos just keep getting better and better. Love when youre travelling with Jess, you always find such fun and adventuous things to do....and you take me away from the reality of my life. Yesterday was my 55th birthday, the 5 year anniversary of my open heart surgery and, sadly, the day my youngest sister died.....it was quite a day.....its only 4.33am, sleep isnt coming for me tonight and Im very grateful to find, yet again, a DownieLive video to pick me up and take me away to a beautiful place and awesome adventures.....thanks as always Mike for the travels by armchair (the only way I can travel these days) to places I will never get to see any other way.
So happy to see you in Norway. At the top of our list and we see so little about. Great experience; both the visit to Norway and sharing the time with your sister. Enjoy!
Oslo fun facts: Oslo became the capital of Norway in 1299, but it wasn't always the capital as before that, it was Bergen! In fact, in 1600, Bergen was the largest city in Scandinavia at a population of 15,000. Oslo also used to be called Christiania! After a fire ripped through the city in 1624, King Christian IV of Denmark and Norway ordered the city to be rebuilt across the bay, near Akershus Castle, and called the ‘new' Oslo, Christiania. The name Oslo was kept for the now poor suburb where the original city stood, which today is known as Gamlebyen (the Old Town). Oslo wouldn't be restored as the city's name until 1925, because they realized having a Norwegian city named after a Danish monarch didn't seem right.
Thanks for sharing this trip! Loved every minute. Beautiful country, the goats were great. Nifty museum. You find the niftiest modes of transportation.
SO glad to see a new video from you! I love your travels and look forward to every upload! ❤️ I love your videos so much. Thanks for doing everything for us!
Insane trip! Insane views! Insane experience! So freaking cool. That's called living life and experiencing the world. Cool you could do that with your sister.
I want to do all of this. Norway is so beautiful. Between you, Cecilia Blomdalh's channel, and some Norwegian US friends, I've got to get myself to Norway (especially northern Norway) someday...
Gosh SO beautiful! You and your sister make a great team. Those trains are really hard workers. The goat hiding on the edge of the bridge was so cute and all the goats at that perfect coffee shop too.
My goal right now is to get my van done and travel the US, but there are so many unique places out in the world and I want to check them out!! So my long term goal is to eventually travel internationally full time!! Thanks for all the inspiration!! Your channel is awesome!!
The views from that zip line were incredible, but I'd be scared to death! I also would have a hard time leaving the goats behind, lol. I would love to stay in one of those little towns dotting the river, the colorful houses combined with all that beautiful green landscape look more like a painting than real life.
Great adventure! The scenery is absolutely beautiful! Not sure about the zip line, it definitely would be a tremendous thrill, but I like my feet close to the ground. Thank you for the invite to share your adventure!
I'm a little late here, but fun fact: the lady who was the milkmaid for several decades at Rallarrosa Støysysteri (8:52) is the mother of the founder of the Flåm zip line! I would know, because he's my cousin! Thanks for making aunt Anne Kari's goats famous :)
I think this will probably become my favourite series! The shots and the view is amazing and good to see you both traveling together. Have a great journey and wish you both the best.
Im so used to making an event for watching your new videos on (my) Sunday afternoon that when you changed your schedule to upload on (my) Saturday, I would panic and think that it’s ALREADY SUNDAY. Either way, I always enjoy your videos. Keep it up, Mr Live from DownieLive ;)
Because you are so enthusiastic about trains in the mountains, I can recommend a train ride to the highest station in Europe: Jungfraujoch in Switzerland.
I’ve commented on this channel a few times before, but seriously - you are by far my favourite TH-camr. I’ve been through a harrowing time lately and these videos have quite genuinely helped me when I’ve needed something to help me stay calm. Can’t even articulate what it is in particular, but they’re so relaxing yet keep me interested; a welcome distraction at 2 am when I can’t sleep! Thanks bud!!
Glad to hear I can help a bit, Amy.
Take care!
Praying for you Amy
I couldn't have said it better myself. these videos really are relaxing to listen to while watching them is even better. sometimes i just let it play in background while working on something.
@@DownieLiveCan you share the link from where you get the bike?
Hi Mike! What a lovely travel partner your sister is. Such an adventurous duo the two of you! I lost my only brother in a car accident when he was only 24 years old. Him and i went on many adventures together. We were best friends & I get the feeling that you and your sister are too. Thanks for showing us around Norway, the views are breathtaking!
~Kim
WOW! What an amazing trip. That zip line had me gasping, and the waterfalls! Thank you for doing this for us to go along with you. WOW WOW
Our pleasure!
That brown cheese actually has a story! So it's called Gudbrandsdalsost because it's from Gudbrandsdalen, or the Gudbrand Valley and was created by Anne Hov! In the 19th century, Gudbrandsdalen was struggling with butter and grain sales. While working at a farm near the village of Gålå in 1863, Anne came up with the idea of adding cream to whey when boiling, and to boil it down in an iron pot until the fluid content was reduced to less than 80 percent, creating a firmer, fattier, more cheese-like product.
This cheese soon caught on, and everyone in the valley started eating it. When she got married and moved to Nord-Fron, she added goat milk to the recipe (fitting for this video). A trader loved it so much, he wanted to sell it in Oslo. To attract investment to the valley, he called it Gudbrandsdalsost (it was called fløtemysost before that; cream whey cheese) and it worked. Hov received the King's Medal of Merit for her contributions to Norwegian cuisine and the economy in 1933 at age 87!
Did you get to try any Jarlsberg, by any chance? Not to be found in Ye Olde Cheese Emporium, which of course is certainly uncontaminated by cheese.
@@smwca123 he might not have wanted to have too many cheesy comestibles.
I don’t understand half of anything here
@Dark Dragon3366 It refers to a Monty Python skit, available on YT, about a cheese shop that in fact had no cheese at all.
@@smwca123 a cheese shop with no cheese that’s just stupid
Thanks for all these great videos Michael! It's so great to see a local TH-camr make such great content and let us see the world! Keep it up
Wow! Much appreciated! Thanks so much... Sorry I missed this comment until now. I'm so glad you enjoy the videos. :)
I live in Bergen and I've been looking forward to this episode ever since I glimpsed Flåmsbanen in the intro to the series, didnt disappoint! Glad you included the Bergen railway as well, while most people in Norway travel between Bergen and Oslo by plane I always try to take the train when I can, such a lovely experience.
Totally agree, Alex!
Your land is beautiful, my friend!
lucky you!
Thank you for always taking me along, on your wonderful adventures.
The scenery on this journey is utterly spectacular. Norway is officially on my bucket list.
Dude, your videos have really lit the train travel fire for me. It's the immersive experience of car travel without the cursing and homicidal rage of driving.
This is the train trip I thought last week's installment was going to be as it is also so scenic. The route is often called "Norway in a Nutshell." I never heard of a zipline there, but of course you two would find one; that must have felt incredible. I've taken this trip and continued from Flam to Bergen by boat, another option.
Mike, this was the most beautiful thing I have seen ever. I love trains and I have been with you for a few, but this had to hit the top of the list of "beautiful" things to see. I can not imagine being on a train and seeing all this, then jumping on a zip line to go down. I have always wanted to do that, but now I am too old and everyone thinks I am crazy for still wanting that thrill. Love your videos.
those views when you were biking brought me to tears... i can only imagine the emotions of actually seeing that in person!
I always look forward to and enjoy each video you make! Nice to see you and Jess spending time together. Norway is beautiful!
It genuinely makes my day every time I see a new video from your channel.
This is why I love youtube. You are this obviously very talented young travel journalist and youtube provides this platform for you to share these amazing experiences with the world.
2 decades ago you would have to jump to endless hoops in order to get broadcasted, now it's down to your own talent and dedication(of which you seem to have a generous helping of both).
TH-cam is way better for this kind of content that broadcast television ever was.
GREAT CONTENT! Keep it coming:)
You are incredible Mike I love your posts. You have amazing camera shots that show the beauty of nature. You make everything exciting
Wow, thank you!
The way you announced that you were passing the goats on your bicycle was priceless. I never had a cyclist be so considerate or complimentary to me.
I'm from Norway so I'm happy that you liked the country/trip!
Very cool train ride, thanks for taking us along! 🚆🚇🚉🚅
Keeps getting better and better, what an inspiring trip! Nice to see Jess getting you into the more adventurous path, that MTB ride was awesome to watch!
Couldn't agree more!
You and your sis are very photogenic together and I love the familial wild hair at 3:46. The "brown cheese" is Gjetost is made from slow cooked milk. It's delicious and tastes reminiscent of caramel. Delicious on apples. I hope you and your sister make more vids together, actually I love that you include all of your family members from time to time. Two thumbs up!
Oh thank you!
I love that cheese! 😋☺️
I’m not even into trains, but I enjoy your train content as well. It shows that you enjoy it.
My late Grandpa was from Norway, Ive always heard stories of his home. Thanks for showing some of his home country.
This video brings back some fantastic memories of my travels in Norway, Sweden and Denmark. When i was in Scandinavia i started in Bergen, then took the ferry from Bergen to Flåm, taking the train from Flåm to Myrdal. Then Myrdal to Oslo before leaving Norway. And that train ride was the most incredible I’ve ever been in and the five minute stop in front of the waterfall was one of the best experiences I’ve had. Also in Flåm there were no cruise ships so i could take a swim in the fjords. This video brought back all those wonderful memories to me and i thank you DownieLive. May your stay in the north lands be filled with happiness and joy.
I am a introverted home-body but my god. I have binge watched all your series pretty much and they always make me want to travel :O
Great Video Mike. I am glad that you are traveling again. Great to see Jess with you.
Very nice! About twenty years ago, I also took the train from Oslo to Myrdal, and the Flåmsbanen, but rather than taking the train back up, I took a ferry from Flåm to Bergen, which was absolutely stunning, ferrying a few hours through the fjords and along the coast. It's quite some time ago, but that was one of the best travel experiences!
That zip line part gave me goosebumps. Just so beautiful😍
That was incredible!! The scenery is stunning!
Interesting timing! I just took this exact trip nearly a month ago. Absolutely fantastic
Hi Mike (and Jess)! Just catching up with a backlog of TH-cam and other techy stuff after a busy couple of weeks (70th birthday and other things). WOW! I've seen a number of videos and written articles on the Flam railway and wish I had time and could afford to go there. You have excelled in this presentation. I had no idea that the zip line, intermediate coffee shop and bicycle hire option was available and the goats...well... at least those on the bike path gave you a wide berth to pass safely (wouldn't have wanted to launch and cartwheel over that fence).
You and Jess are indeed blessed to be able to travel and do adventurous things and be able to share your experiences with the rest of us. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Now I must watch this week's offering on the Arctic Train.
Cheers from Michael downunder in Melbourne.
This is so cool!💯Thanks for sharing this beautiful video from my country 🇳🇴Love from Norway 🤍
Glad you enjoyed it!
AWESOME! MAGNIFICENT! BEAUTIFUL! Love you Mike for 'taking us there!'
OMG - nothing more beautiful than this !!! and your child-like wonder and enthusiasm is quite endearing and infectious !!! thanks, as always, for sharing this beautiful journey with us all !!! 😎
These are so relaxing and so wholesome. Honestly, a highlight of my week.
I'm so glad!
The Oslo-Bergen Railway is one of the world's best. When you mentioned it would take five hours to Myrdal I was taken aback - clearly I'd forgotten the full line to Bergen is 6.5 hours. It's certainly not boring. Obviously the Flåm railway is also a must do.
9:45 This was so poetic. I loved it ♥️
Always a treat to watch your new episodes Michael. Can’t wait for the next one. Much love from the Philippines.
This is the GOOD stuff! Can't wait to see more!!
You've proved Canada is not "boring" & now you've proving Norway is not just fjords.👍
Yeah, we're also valleys! Woo! lol
It's not about boring it's just people mind they think that it's boring
Another great video! My son spent 2 years in Norway and has wanted to take me there. . . this may have been the remaining motivation I need! One bit of trivia to note, the AIDAnova ship, that was in port, is significant as it is the closest thing on the planet to an 'eco friendly' cruise ship. It is the first cruise ship able to completely run on natural gas! Pretty cool.
I've just been awed beyond belief. I watch a lot of travel TH-camrs, I've seen a lot of beautiful destinations, but this was the first time I cried through the whole video. These were tears of overwhelming joy. The whole adventure mixed with the beauty of Norway was stunning. Seeing you experience this with your sister was heartwarming and it is something you will cherish the rest of your life. Thank you for sharing it. I don't have a bucket list, but if I start one this adventure would be the first thing on the list. Keep making these wonderful videos and know that some old guy in Georgia is crying every time you look out a train window, but remember they are tears of overwhelming joy. Thanks man.
Norwegian here. Glad you and Jess enjoyed Norway ☺
Thank you for taking us to many of the most beautiful places in the world!
GORGEOUS! BREATH TAKING! STUNNING! Thank you for taking us along.
Thank you for making these vlogs. I really enjoy watching all these vlogs.
You are so welcome!
Yes! I've been excited for this episdoe. I did this trip in reverse: Bergen to Oslo. I lived on a ship and coming into port in Bergen will remain in my mind for a lifetime, along with the train ride to catch up with my ship in Oslo. Love it!
Downie I love all of your videos and they just keep getting better! Btw I put a notch in. My health belt during this video and took your offer to start my AG1 journey! So excited! Keeps up the phenomenal videos and stay safe man!
Your videos just keep getting better and better. Love when youre travelling with Jess, you always find such fun and adventuous things to do....and you take me away from the reality of my life. Yesterday was my 55th birthday, the 5 year anniversary of my open heart surgery and, sadly, the day my youngest sister died.....it was quite a day.....its only 4.33am, sleep isnt coming for me tonight and Im very grateful to find, yet again, a DownieLive video to pick me up and take me away to a beautiful place and awesome adventures.....thanks as always Mike for the travels by armchair (the only way I can travel these days) to places I will never get to see any other way.
So happy to see you in Norway. At the top of our list and we see so little about. Great experience; both the visit to Norway and sharing the time with your sister. Enjoy!
Wow Norway is just breathtaking. Is definitely on my bucket list to visit! Such beautiful sceneries.
Can't wait for next week episode! Your videos always makes me wanna live life to the fullest
I'm so glad!
Another great adventure with you sister! You are so good at what you do!
Oslo fun facts: Oslo became the capital of Norway in 1299, but it wasn't always the capital as before that, it was Bergen! In fact, in 1600, Bergen was the largest city in Scandinavia at a population of 15,000. Oslo also used to be called Christiania! After a fire ripped through the city in 1624, King Christian IV of Denmark and Norway ordered the city to be rebuilt across the bay, near Akershus Castle, and called the ‘new' Oslo, Christiania. The name Oslo was kept for the now poor suburb where the original city stood, which today is known as Gamlebyen (the Old Town). Oslo wouldn't be restored as the city's name until 1925, because they realized having a Norwegian city named after a Danish monarch didn't seem right.
i have been to the Danish Christiania thats now apart of Copenhagen
However as of now Bergen is more like a small town rather than an actual city.
Thank you, Marshal! That was interesting
@@Gran_Torinothat’s insanity to say
@@pal_lokomotivet2679 It’s the truth. Walking through Bergen city center takes about 10 minutes. That’s a small town in everyone’s book.
Thanks for sharing this trip! Loved every minute. Beautiful country, the goats were great. Nifty museum. You find the niftiest modes of transportation.
I love your sibling bonding style 🥰 epic ! stay safe , thanks for bringing us along for this awesome journey❤ 🇬🇾🇺🇲
SO glad to see a new video from you! I love your travels and look forward to every upload! ❤️ I love your videos so much. Thanks for doing everything for us!
Yay! Thank you!
always great to see foreign transport systems- especially the Norway systems as the views are so good. Keep up the good work Mike!
So beautiful! Thank you for taking us along.
That's amazing, I love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
Ziplines and canal boats! Yay DownLive!!!
Gorgeous scenery. Nuff said.
Stunning scenery and trains, you can't beat that! Well done.
Insane trip! Insane views! Insane experience! So freaking cool. That's called living life and experiencing the world. Cool you could do that with your sister.
The engineering of those rail lines are brilliant. They certainly made the trips well worth it. A brilliant video
Now I’ve got a new item on my bucket list. The scenery in Norway is truly incredible!
One of your best trips yet. Now I want to go to Norway!
you are welcome. visit Lofoten and vesterålen
Great video! I've seen many cab view trips on these trains on RailCowGirl's channel but its nice to see the ride from the passenger's perspective.
Sister Jess is a legend for bringing cards on the train because same. I’d pack a deck of UNO.
I want to do all of this. Norway is so beautiful. Between you, Cecilia Blomdalh's channel, and some Norwegian US friends, I've got to get myself to Norway (especially northern Norway) someday...
Gosh SO beautiful! You and your sister make a great team. Those trains are really hard workers. The goat hiding on the edge of the bridge was so cute and all the goats at that perfect coffee shop too.
jess is a perfect adventurous trip planner! love all the activities you both tried and cant wait to see more
Yay! Thank you!
My goal right now is to get my van done and travel the US, but there are so many unique places out in the world and I want to check them out!! So my long term goal is to eventually travel internationally full time!! Thanks for all the inspiration!! Your channel is awesome!!
The views from that zip line were incredible, but I'd be scared to death! I also would have a hard time leaving the goats behind, lol. I would love to stay in one of those little towns dotting the river, the colorful houses combined with all that beautiful green landscape look more like a painting than real life.
What a unique and fantastic experience!
Great adventure! The scenery is absolutely beautiful! Not sure about the zip line, it definitely would be a tremendous thrill, but I like my feet close to the ground. Thank you for the invite to share your adventure!
I'm a little late here, but fun fact: the lady who was the milkmaid for several decades at Rallarrosa Støysysteri (8:52) is the mother of the founder of the Flåm zip line! I would know, because he's my cousin! Thanks for making aunt Anne Kari's goats famous :)
I stumbled across your videos about a month ago and im addicted. By far the best and most interesting train trips. Thank you.
Stunning scenery everywhere you go and lovely to see the GOAT 🐐 great video DownieLive
Another top rate train ride video, wonderful countryside.Thanks Mike.
Very welcome
I think this will probably become my favourite series! The shots and the view is amazing and good to see you both traveling together. Have a great journey and wish you both the best.
This was amazing. Glorious Norway. I loved the scenery...spectacular!!! Thanks..
Glad you enjoyed it!
Im so used to making an event for watching your new videos on (my) Sunday afternoon that when you changed your schedule to upload on (my) Saturday, I would panic and think that it’s ALREADY SUNDAY. Either way, I always enjoy your videos. Keep it up, Mr Live from DownieLive ;)
Mike,
now that was a great video. Those goats looked friendly. Thanks for showing us the Norway life.
You bet
As I said in a previous video. You´re always welcomed back to Sweden and to my neighbours Norway and Finland.
Dude monopoly deal can only be played by the most resilient of families. I’m even more impressed by your relationship with your sister now. 🥹👍🏼
I think this is my favorite video you have made. Flam is now on my list of must visit.
That looks like an AMAZING trip! Love the scenery!
I did this is the depths of winter, good to see it with greenery, thank you.
Atta boy! No train tour is complete without the Downie live BATHROOM tour!
None on the Flåmsbana, though.
Breathtaking scenery. Thanks Mike and Jess. 😲👍😊🇳🇴
Great trip! Love the positive vibes of you and your sister.
Always!
this episode was so jam packed with awesomeness I had to watch it twice!
Your sister is extremely cool! Bring her along more often.
Mike, this could be the best video you have done so far. Looking forward to next week!
Wow, thanks!
Because you are so enthusiastic about trains in the mountains, I can recommend a train ride to the highest station in Europe: Jungfraujoch in Switzerland.
Woow soo cool your travel and Norway! We are based in Finland travelling and doing reportages about stories!! 😍✈️🥶
💪🏻💪🏻🇫🇮
🎉
There are many stories to tell in the Northern Europe! 😍
this was such a wonderful surprise to have on a friday
Norway is extremely beautiful! It will be interesting to see what you do in Sweden since thats where i live :)
Adding Norway to my must go list!