Caught my childhood and finnish upbringing to perfection.Bottom drawer in kitchen cabinets was always full of hardtack and trenary toast...ate makada toooo
Great video !! I found the cassette tape long ago in Escanaba and wore it out ! Just for the heck of it looked it up on u-tube. I grew up on my family's dairy farm just north of Trenary and world famous toast. I live in Northern AZ. Now and miss the U.P. BAD !! Thanks for reminding me of the great times.
@@pingpongnaked Thanks so much for your quick response and clearing up the Makkara mystery. We never cooked in our sauna but always had great meals on the Wood fired stove in the farmhouse kitchen. I'm still curious about the line ," pass the feelya please". My Grandparents came from Finland and had a small farm in Watson in the area called the Fin settlement. My Mom was born there and graduated high school in Gwinn. I always wanted to live there among my family that I felt closest to. Childhood dreams. Keep the videos coming !!
@@sp3910 Hey Dare you Yooper !! Thanks for clearing that up ! I spent the best years of my life in the U.P. when I was a kid. I never learned to speak Fin but wish I could have. I loved the farm life and all my Mom's family there and dreamed of living there someday but life got in the way. I still get there for fishing and visits though. Thanks again.
@@charleshughbryan5603 I’m a Finn and I didn’t get the ”feelya please” part but it could mean ”viili” which is a thick yoghurt like sour milk some have for breakfast here. Cooking in the sauna is not common. The only thing some people sometimes do is to wrap the makkara (sausage) in tinfoil and place it over the hot stones. It’s just something some people do very occasionally. The sausage in the video doesn’t look like makkara to me. By the way there are many, many types of makkara from chorizo like sausages to ones with black pepper, cheese, etc these days. As a side note the clothing looks more like Game of Thrones mixed with reimagined Lappish / Sami stuff, but not very Finnish at all :). I understand it’s all fictional so I’ll let it pass!
Caught my childhood and finnish upbringing to perfection.Bottom drawer in kitchen cabinets was always full of hardtack and trenary toast...ate makada toooo
Guess who's playing this song on his radio show in Alaska next week? Good job y'all!
Great video !!
I found the cassette tape long ago in Escanaba and wore it out !
Just for the heck of it looked it up on u-tube.
I grew up on my family's dairy farm just north of Trenary and world famous toast.
I live in Northern AZ. Now and miss the U.P. BAD !!
Thanks for reminding me of the great times.
It's funny that there is no finnish comments at all xD I listen this at my summer cabin every summer!
These gyus are great!
My friends and I jam on this all the time.
I added it to my favorites.
God, I wish they still sold Moosehead in Marquette County
Now let's see you find The Heikki Lunta Snowdance Song.
Good jam tho credit black uhuru for the beat
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Hey what the heck is Muckara and pass the feelya please ??
I've asked my Fin family and they don't know either.
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@@pingpongnaked
Thanks so much for your quick response and clearing up the Makkara mystery.
We never cooked in our sauna but always had great meals on the Wood fired stove in the farmhouse kitchen.
I'm still curious about the line ," pass the feelya please".
My Grandparents came from Finland and had a small farm in Watson in the area called the Fin settlement. My Mom was born there and graduated high school in Gwinn.
I always wanted to live there among my family that I felt closest to.
Childhood dreams.
Keep the videos coming !!
Vellia. 2nd and 3rd gen American Finns use either “e” sound, long E is more common among older folk. A fruit sauce used as dessert, on ice cream, etc.
@@sp3910
Hey Dare you Yooper !!
Thanks for clearing that up !
I spent the best years of my life in the U.P. when I was a kid.
I never learned to speak Fin but wish I could have.
I loved the farm life and all my Mom's family there and dreamed of living there someday but life got in the way.
I still get there for fishing and visits though.
Thanks again.
@@charleshughbryan5603 I’m a Finn and I didn’t get the ”feelya please” part but it could mean ”viili” which is a thick yoghurt like sour milk some have for breakfast here.
Cooking in the sauna is not common. The only thing some people sometimes do is to wrap the makkara (sausage) in tinfoil and place it over the hot stones. It’s just something some people do very occasionally. The sausage in the video doesn’t look like makkara to me. By the way there are many, many types of makkara from chorizo like sausages to ones with black pepper, cheese, etc these days.
As a side note the clothing looks more like Game of Thrones mixed with reimagined Lappish / Sami stuff, but not very Finnish at all :). I understand it’s all fictional so I’ll let it pass!
His wife Eilee is a true bro.
Song Credit: Conga Se Menne.
Evan Dixon :I really miss Les ! They are a great , fun , band !
asome song
Thunder Bay @2:23
Beastie boys Instarmenral
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