Beautiful Norway with some of the highlights. Spectacular landscapes like Reine Lofoten, Preikestolen, Geiranger. Some wildlife too: moose, reindeer, fox.
I have bin to Norway 5 times and I'd like to see Norway many more times. It is a very big country and every corner can hold another big surprise like a spectacular scenery, wildlife, village. I am travelling all around the world. Norways is one of few countries I travel more than once. It is allways a treat.
Thanks for the review. :-) The foxes were playing around our car. We saw them playing when we passed them by car so we stopped. They were playin at a distance of only 3 feet... we could almost touch them. There were 3 foxes. Lucky!
Hi there. This is the Lysefjord near Stavanger. The view is taken from the Preikestolen. This is a viewpoint after a 3 hour hike. Good luck and happy traveling
I have been fortunate enough to visit Bergen in Norway on three occasions and it is truly beautiful.Your video reflects this hugely and I felt I had to tell you how much I enjoyed it. Thanks again my friend :D
¡Hola!...Hi! I am from Puerto Rico (in the Caribbean). I LOVED this video. All I can truly say is Thank You. I don't have the chance to travel to Norway so, this video was such a thrill. The quality is A+ and the images...well, lets just say that AMAZING is a small way to describe it. So much beauty in a country is magical. I hope I get to see it some day. Thanks again!!! Looking forward to see more of your videos. :D
Thanks!!!! We watched the three foxes playing around our car (we parked the car when we spotted them). Sometimes they were so close we could almost touch them (2 feet from the car).
Thanks for the review! I travel the world and the seven seas... Norway is in my list of top locations. There are more beautiful places in the world.... What a wonderful world we live in.
Hi, it took a while but here is the answer. The artist is Nils-Aslak Valkeapaa (or in real words: Nils-Aslak Valkeapää). He sings Sami music. Two songs 1) Beaivi and 2) Eanan, Eallima Eadni If you watch the video, you'll see the 'Biellobalva' buy on eMusic Artist Nils-Aslak Valkeapää
Thank you for the nice review. Norway is beautiful, so the images just give a realistic view of the truth. I'm glad you think the music fits the movie. I have had many complaints about the music. I'm glad there are also positive reaction about the music. Thanks.
Hello. I have been there 4 times. May is too early in my view (you can have snow on roads). Start mid june is perfect. If you go above the polar circle you will have 24 hours of daylight. And a perfect holiday
My research came from the web. To change the music in the movie is a hell of a job. The singer Nils-Aslak is most known for the opening ceremony of the 1994 Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer. Iternet (edited): In the Northern tundra region of Norway, Finland, and Sweden live the nomadic reindeer herding Lapps. The Lapps only know one type of song, the Joik song. To this day, Joik singing remains prevalent throughout Lappish culture.
My favourite part of Norway is way north of SaltFjellet and the Arctic Circle. I climb in Nordland/TromsAnd of course, escavate cave systems, go dry-suit diving. Norway's most beautiful parts, the north. And when I actually hear joiking, I'm "digging it" and applaude later. I respect all indigenous people worldwide, I always have!: )
Thanks :-) Actually there were 3 foxes walking around the place. They didnt find our presence disturbing and came within 2 meters from our car. We were amazed and watched for 10 minutes.
Thanks for the nice review. The camera I used is a Canon Powershot SX1 IS. It is not on the market anymore. The follow-up for this camera is the Canon Powershot SX50 HS. Both cameras make full HD movies with frame rate 30 fps. Together with great zoom and image stabilization it is a handy camera.
Norway can be a nice place one a bike: if you don't mind an occasionally rainy day. Bear in mind: the road distances can be quite large. There are high mountain passes that can be cold (snowy) even in summertime. So you can switch between warm sunny shrts type of weather to cold mountain passes (elevation) with frozen snowy lakes and back o sunshine shorts type of weather in 1 hour time difference. But allways with the most spectacular views.
I heard that opinion before. I think is belongs to a culture. And people must not forget their ancient roots and history. It is a legacy we must keep. That is why I used this music. I understand our taste are different, even I like other music more. But in this case I think the music adds another dimension... even though there are many songs I like more. :-)
I also prefer the Northern part of Norway. But while traveling through Norway I always find new hidden treasures and amazing scenerys... even in the south. Diving is not my idea of having fun in Norway... too cold for my taste, but visibility must be perfect. I totally agree with respecting indigenous people worldwide. In fact I try to respect all people. Even though they think totally different.. everybody is ok as long as they respect other people too.
Norway can be pricy to go to. We allways use a tent (and our own car). If it rains we use small cabins in stead of hotels. Many campgrounds do have cabins for rent (for reasonable prices). Around bergen we used the tent, sorry I don't have a adress around this place.
I Always go mid june, so around 15 june. The advantage is plenty of daylight (above the arctic circle the sun does not go down at all) and a good chance of good weather without the crowds of tourists. Bear in mind that in september the daylight ptime will shorten rapidly every day and temperatures go downd fast. During the winter time it is only advisable for polar bears. There is no daylight above the arctic circle and the temperatures can go to very very very cold. I allways go to the northern parts of Norway, like Lofoten, Senja. North of Trondheim the fishing in the sea is good; south of trondheim I never fish in the sea.
OK it is not the Sahara, but you can have very nice weather in Norway too. Even above the arctic circle it is possible to linger around in shorts if the sun is around. And it is a fact that in summertime above the arctic circle you have 24 hours of daylight. I really like it.
This is what I got from wikipedia (translated to English): The Samen or Sami (North-Samisch: Sápmelaččat) are originally an momadic people linving in the North-European Lapland. Nowadays they have an own parlement in Norway, Sweden and Finland, called Sameting, which has influence in the national governments. Most of the Samen live in Norway (about zo'n 50.000). In Sweden there are about 20.000, in Finland 6.000 and Russia 2.000. Hope you have enough information. :-)
The music was working well until around 12 minutes in. Started to sound a bit like my little cousin eating his mashed potatoes, lol. Glad it changed back to something more palatable. ;) Beautiful footage, by the way. Was thinking about going to Norway on a foreign exchange around a year from now, and this definitely tipped me more in that direction.
They do exist and it's not computer created (canon powershot SX1). It is a pitstop-area where you can walk down to the water. The scenery is like you see in the movie. So there are places in this world that can be this beautiful. The pittstop is just after a bridge and we missed it a ew times during our several visits to Norway. I presume this place is originally... long long time ago... created by glaciers because you see the original direction of the glacier on the surface.
no need to apologize, I loved the video, and more amazing is that there was an foreigner who made it, I was kind of sure you were Norwegian untill I read the comments.. You're awesome, bro! :D
If you like to go fishing: this is your change of a lifetime. Expeccially if you're going north of Trondheim fishing in the sea is fantastic. Whenever you cross a fjord by ferry: stop take your fishingrod with a metal fish let it sink to the bottem and jerk is up fast... let it sink again for a few times. Good change you will catch your biggest fish in your life (cod). And goot eating too. Or go walking, canoeing on a small lake. Summertime is best... long days of sun. Winters are cold and dark
¡Hola!...Hello Rodriguez. Thank you very much for your review. It made me feel good on a monday. It is good to know my efforts trying to make a decent movie is appreciated. It makes all the hours of movie editing worthwhile. :-) I hope you can see Norway in the near future... you never know. Next movie will be from the USA (Zion, Bryce, Canyonlands, Arches, Grand canyon, Yosemite, Sequoilla). First I have to cope with 5500 pictures and dozens of movies. So it can take a while to process it. :-)
Sorry for the delay (bin travelling again). Indeed a gem in the northern hemisphere. About the music: I like to ad local traditional music. This is sami music (yoik), an old folklore style music. It should ad to the feeling being in a country with long history. I'm sorry it is not your taste of music, but it will ad som authenticity.
Pretty it is, it really is. I don't think it is a small country. But then again I live in a very small country (Netherlands, roughly 100 by 200 miles) so every other country looks big in our standards. :-) Thanks for the review.
Sorry for the different taste. Peace! This music is made by Sami a native (mainly) nomadic people in Lapland (and other regions). I thought it would fit nicely, but I can understand not everybody likes it.
Sorry (again) for the music. It takes at least 14 hours of re-editing and uploading to change the music. And there are a few sites using this vid to show people how beautiful Norway is. I can't change it
Very nice video, but the name of waterfalls are muddled Gaupne the village is not the waterfall is named Feimgumfossen, and the roadside near Voss has a name Tvindefossen nicely spends the night there. Kjelvefossen is near Gudvangen in Naeroydalen valley, otherwise nice shots and a waterfall with a wooden bridge near tim Bjorli, I think the name Polfoss
Thanks. This inside information I could not find on the road-map and did not show at the site itself. I wonder who came up with these difficult names in the first place :-) Almost unpossible to write down and surely impossible to speak. Anyway... they are nice places to visit and see. If you go to the places (Gaupne end Voss) you will pass the waterfalls because they are next to the road, so you can't miss them.
Sorry... I tried to the best I can. My research came from the web. To change the music in the movie is a hell of a job. The singer Nils-Aslak is most known for the opening ceremony of the 1994 Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer. (soyrce: Internet, edited): In the Northern tundra region of Norway, Finland, and Sweden live the nomadic reindeer herding Lapps. The Lapps only know one type of song, the Joik song. To this day, Joik singing remains prevalent throughout Lappish culture.
Thanks for the review. Sorry for the music. Good luck with you're choice of visiting a country in the foreign exchange program. Best time is spring/summer!
I just noticed you're review was marked by youtube as spam. Just re-marked it as "not spam" so everybody can see you're review. Sorry for the delay. Thanks for the review :-).
Hello: It is not arguing. I only want to tell you why I used this music. I wanted to use local music and did some research on the web. But I do not live in Norway and people who do will allways have more knowledge of their own amazing country.
@HANNUTOY No worries. Peace. :-) I understand taste differ between people (and that is a good thing too). Maybe the movie and these reply will help to show the people how beautiful Norway is and help the Samis to get more known around the world. I travel all around the world... Norway is one of my top destinations.
Wonderful, I am addicted to Norway, and the norwegians are always so nice and friendly! Even to ppl who aren't rich - and thats more than you can say about ppl in shops in certain countries, ahum.. where they shrug you off if you haven't a mink coat or thick gold chains. Or rather a thick wallet. Unfortunately it IS very expensive though...
I apologize if I offended you and the work you put into your wonderful video. We have totally 90.000 samis in the 3 scandinavian countries where I was born, where I live now and in my favourite country Norway. But their music I can only associate to some scenes from the northern parts of these countries. Simply we have different music taste, and my friends do not always like my taste either.
Norway is'nt cheap, but if you use a few rules you can have a fantastic time without going bankrupt. First of all forget about buying alcoholic drinks (very expensive) and bring 1 bottle of hard liquor per person from home. Second: Norway is perfect for camping on dry days, so bring a tent (and warm sleeping bag). During wet days: use small cabins (sometimes for rent at campgrounds). Third: bring your own cooking facilities and canned food. Four: if possible use you're owncar (no rental).
I have bin to Norway 5 times and I'd like to see Norway many more times. It is a very big country and every corner can hold another big surprise like a spectacular scenery, wildlife, village. I am travelling all around the world. Norways is one of few countries I travel more than once. It is allways a treat.
Thanks for the movie,norway the most beautiful country i have seen ,nice musik too
Thanks and greetings from the Netherlands till next year.
Very nice!!!!! Norway´s nature looks amazing, all the lakes, rivers, mountains and animals!!!
So amazing here. Went up the Preikestolen once in 2010 and twice in 2011. Norway, such a beautiful country.
Thanks for the review. :-)
The foxes were playing around our car. We saw them playing when we passed them by car so we stopped. They were playin at a distance of only 3 feet... we could almost touch them. There were 3 foxes. Lucky!
Hi there. This is the Lysefjord near Stavanger. The view is taken from the Preikestolen. This is a viewpoint after a 3 hour hike. Good luck and happy traveling
I have been fortunate enough to visit Bergen in Norway on three occasions and it is truly beautiful.Your video reflects this hugely and I felt I had to tell you how much I enjoyed it. Thanks again my friend :D
¡Hola!...Hi!
I am from Puerto Rico (in the Caribbean). I LOVED this video. All I can truly say is Thank You. I don't have the chance to travel to Norway so, this video was such a thrill. The quality is A+ and the images...well, lets just say that AMAZING is a small way to describe it. So much beauty in a country is magical. I hope I get to see it some day. Thanks again!!! Looking forward to see more of your videos. :D
Thanks!!!! We watched the three foxes playing around our car (we parked the car when we spotted them). Sometimes they were so close we could almost touch them (2 feet from the car).
Thanks for the review! I travel the world and the seven seas... Norway is in my list of top locations. There are more beautiful places in the world.... What a wonderful world we live in.
Really fascinating !
Thank you so much for sharing this video with us !
Splendid video, and the music fits well to the images. Thanks for promoting my country!
Hi, it took a while but here is the answer. The artist is Nils-Aslak Valkeapaa (or in real words: Nils-Aslak Valkeapää). He sings Sami music.
Two songs 1) Beaivi and 2) Eanan, Eallima Eadni
If you watch the video, you'll see the
'Biellobalva' buy on
eMusic
Artist
Nils-Aslak Valkeapää
The video super super marvelous I love the nature thank a God and next to you thank a lot again
Thank you for the nice review. Norway is beautiful, so the images just give a realistic view of the truth. I'm glad you think the music fits the movie. I have had many complaints about the music. I'm glad there are also positive reaction about the music. Thanks.
And yes, I will see your video many times, and show it to my friends.
Fantastic channel! I love observing nature, discover and meditate...
Thank you for this review. It is good to know there are more people enjoying the beauty of our wonderful planet.
True words. Norway is truly beautiful. Thanks for the kind review :-)
You'r never too old to learn :-) Did research on the web and they stated this music as native original music.
Oh, my beautiful Norway : Jeg elsker deg !
Love from Brazil.
The excellent film of video and the interesting music. Beauty the whole.I greet from Poland.
What a beautiful country .. so serene ...
Hello. I have been there 4 times. May is too early in my view (you can have snow on roads). Start mid june is perfect. If you go above the polar circle you will have 24 hours of daylight. And a perfect holiday
My research came from the web. To change the music in the movie is a hell of a job. The singer Nils-Aslak is most known for the opening ceremony of the 1994 Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer. Iternet (edited): In the Northern tundra region of Norway, Finland, and Sweden live the nomadic reindeer herding Lapps. The Lapps only know one type of song, the Joik song. To this day, Joik singing remains prevalent throughout Lappish culture.
My favourite part of Norway is way north of SaltFjellet and the Arctic Circle. I climb in Nordland/TromsAnd of course, escavate cave systems, go dry-suit diving. Norway's most beautiful parts, the north. And when I actually hear joiking, I'm "digging it" and applaude later. I respect all indigenous people worldwide, I always have!: )
Thanks :-) Actually there were 3 foxes walking around the place. They didnt find our presence disturbing and came within 2 meters from our car. We were amazed and watched for 10 minutes.
Thank you for the kind review and have fun on youre trip to Norway :-)
Beautiful.
Thank you.
Thanks for the nice review. The camera I used is a Canon Powershot SX1 IS. It is not on the market anymore. The follow-up for this camera is the Canon Powershot SX50 HS. Both cameras make full HD movies with frame rate 30 fps. Together with great zoom and image stabilization it is a handy camera.
Thank you for the nice review! :-) It makes all the editing worthwhile.
Norway can be a nice place one a bike: if you don't mind an occasionally rainy day. Bear in mind: the road distances can be quite large. There are high mountain passes that can be cold (snowy) even in summertime. So you can switch between warm sunny shrts type of weather to cold mountain passes (elevation) with frozen snowy lakes and back o sunshine shorts type of weather in 1 hour time difference. But allways with the most spectacular views.
You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it. Good luck with your report.
True words. I'll have to wait for another year, but I miss Norway. :-)
I heard that opinion before. I think is belongs to a culture. And people must not forget their ancient roots and history. It is a legacy we must keep. That is why I used this music. I understand our taste are different, even I like other music more. But in this case I think the music adds another dimension... even though there are many songs I like more. :-)
I also prefer the Northern part of Norway. But while traveling through Norway I always find new hidden treasures and amazing scenerys... even in the south. Diving is not my idea of having fun in Norway... too cold for my taste, but visibility must be perfect. I totally agree with respecting indigenous people worldwide. In fact I try to respect all people. Even though they think totally different.. everybody is ok as long as they respect other people too.
You're welcome. Thanks for the kind review.
Norway can be pricy to go to. We allways use a tent (and our own car). If it rains we use small cabins in stead of hotels. Many campgrounds do have cabins for rent (for reasonable prices). Around bergen we used the tent, sorry I don't have a adress around this place.
When is the best time to visit norway. I really like the green scenery.
I Always go mid june, so around 15 june. The advantage is plenty of daylight (above the arctic circle the sun does not go down at all) and a good chance of good weather without the crowds of tourists. Bear in mind that in september the daylight ptime will shorten rapidly every day and temperatures go downd fast. During the winter time it is only advisable for polar bears. There is no daylight above the arctic circle and the temperatures can go to very very very cold. I allways go to the northern parts of Norway, like Lofoten, Senja. North of Trondheim the fishing in the sea is good; south of trondheim I never fish in the sea.
August
Beautiful! I'm dying to go there one day
OK it is not the Sahara, but you can have very nice weather in Norway too. Even above the arctic circle it is possible to linger around in shorts if the sun is around. And it is a fact that in summertime above the arctic circle you have 24 hours of daylight. I really like it.
Thank you for the nice review.
And... what a wonderful world :-)
Thanks for the nice review! It makes the hours of video editing worthwhile.
And it is a very nice country indeed. :-)
This is what I got from wikipedia (translated to English): The Samen or Sami (North-Samisch: Sápmelaččat) are originally an momadic people linving in the North-European Lapland. Nowadays they have an own parlement in Norway, Sweden and Finland, called Sameting, which has influence in the national governments. Most of the Samen live in Norway (about zo'n 50.000). In Sweden there are about 20.000, in Finland 6.000 and Russia 2.000.
Hope you have enough information. :-)
beautiful country great colors and places
Thanks for the review. I'm glad you liked it. :-)
The music was working well until around 12 minutes in. Started to sound a bit like my little cousin eating his mashed potatoes, lol. Glad it changed back to something more palatable. ;) Beautiful footage, by the way. Was thinking about going to Norway on a foreign exchange around a year from now, and this definitely tipped me more in that direction.
They do exist and it's not computer created (canon powershot SX1). It is a pitstop-area where you can walk down to the water. The scenery is like you see in the movie. So there are places in this world that can be this beautiful. The pittstop is just after a bridge and we missed it a ew times during our several visits to Norway. I presume this place is originally... long long time ago... created by glaciers because you see the original direction of the glacier on the surface.
we have been in a lot of area's esp the Maurvangen is beautiful, also Lom and aurlandsvegen
(: Very nice!!!! Norway's nature is probably amazing!!! I hpe to visit Norway someday
no need to apologize, I loved the video, and more amazing is that there was an foreigner who made it, I was kind of sure you were Norwegian untill I read the comments.. You're awesome, bro! :D
We must save this world... and enjoy the beauty of it.
12:02 looks like a beach, i wanna go swim there :o and i wanna visit norway one day, i love norway scenes and landscapes, they are so beautiful
If you like to go fishing: this is your change of a lifetime. Expeccially if you're going north of Trondheim fishing in the sea is fantastic. Whenever you cross a fjord by ferry: stop take your fishingrod with a metal fish let it sink to the bottem and jerk is up fast... let it sink again for a few times. Good change you will catch your biggest fish in your life (cod). And goot eating too. Or go walking, canoeing on a small lake. Summertime is best... long days of sun. Winters are cold and dark
¡Hola!...Hello Rodriguez. Thank you very much for your review. It made me feel good on a monday. It is good to know my efforts trying to make a decent movie is appreciated. It makes all the hours of movie editing worthwhile. :-) I hope you can see Norway in the near future... you never know. Next movie will be from the USA (Zion, Bryce, Canyonlands, Arches, Grand canyon, Yosemite, Sequoilla). First I have to cope with 5500 pictures and dozens of movies. So it can take a while to process it. :-)
Thank you for the kind review :-)
this video was very helpful considering im doin a reoport on norway and i needed a video thx
Thanks for the review!
I Hope, my dream to visit Norway comes true soon), thanks god, I live not so far-North-west Russia.
This music isn't really from our roots. It's from a sort of nomad people who still lives in the northern parts of Norway, Sweden and Finland.
Sorry for the delay (bin travelling again). Indeed a gem in the northern hemisphere. About the music: I like to ad local traditional music. This is sami music (yoik), an old folklore style music. It should ad to the feeling being in a country with long history. I'm sorry it is not your taste of music, but it will ad som authenticity.
Thanks for the nice review!
Great video from Norway
Beautiful country
Pretty it is, it really is. I don't think it is a small country. But then again I live in a very small country (Netherlands, roughly 100 by 200 miles) so every other country looks big in our standards. :-) Thanks for the review.
beautiful.
True :-)
Thanks for the review.
Norge dere kommer jeg !!! I LOVE YOU !!!
Thanks for the kind review :-)
Thanks for the review :-) Music is a matter of taste, but I did hear the music complaint before. Sorry for that.
Sorry for the different taste. Peace! This music is made by Sami a native (mainly) nomadic people in Lapland (and other regions). I thought it would fit nicely, but I can understand not everybody likes it.
Da bekommt man richtig Lust, mal wieder nach Norwegen zu fahren
Sorry (again) for the music. It takes at least 14 hours of re-editing and uploading to change the music. And there are a few sites using this vid to show people how beautiful Norway is. I can't change it
I'll be back in Norway in a few years. The next vid will have real local music from Norway. :-)
Thanks!
great video.. we are planning a 3 wks trip to Norway looking for nature escapes. do you recommend going in May?
You're welcome. Thanks for the review :-)
Very nice video, but the name of waterfalls are muddled Gaupne the village is not the waterfall is named Feimgumfossen, and the roadside near Voss has a name Tvindefossen nicely spends the night there. Kjelvefossen is near Gudvangen in Naeroydalen valley, otherwise nice shots and a waterfall with a wooden bridge near tim Bjorli, I think the name Polfoss
So very beautiful.
Thanks. This inside information I could not find on the road-map and did not show at the site itself. I wonder who came up with these difficult names in the first place :-) Almost unpossible to write down and surely impossible to speak. Anyway... they are nice places to visit and see. If you go to the places (Gaupne end Voss) you will pass the waterfalls because they are next to the road, so you can't miss them.
true :-) Thanks for the review
Sorry... I tried to the best I can. My research came from the web. To change the music in the movie is a hell of a job. The singer Nils-Aslak is most known for the opening ceremony of the 1994 Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer. (soyrce: Internet, edited): In the Northern tundra region of Norway, Finland, and Sweden live the nomadic reindeer herding Lapps. The Lapps only know one type of song, the Joik song. To this day, Joik singing remains prevalent throughout Lappish culture.
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Thanks for the review. Sorry for the music. Good luck with you're choice of visiting a country in the foreign exchange program. Best time is spring/summer!
Monotone singing or was the man in pain???
13:55 Cute fox. Beautiful Norway!!!!!!
I just noticed you're review was marked by youtube as spam. Just re-marked it as "not spam" so everybody can see you're review. Sorry for the delay. Thanks for the review :-).
what camera did you use to film this? the video quality is amazing!
Thank you for the nice review :-)
Hello: It is not arguing. I only want to tell you why I used this music. I wanted to use local music and did some research on the web. But I do not live in Norway and people who do will allways have more knowledge of their own amazing country.
@HANNUTOY No worries. Peace. :-) I understand taste differ between people (and that is a good thing too). Maybe the movie and these reply will help to show the people how beautiful Norway is and help the Samis to get more known around the world. I travel all around the world... Norway is one of my top destinations.
Wonderful, I am addicted to Norway, and the norwegians are always so nice and friendly! Even to ppl who aren't rich - and thats more than you can say about ppl in shops in certain countries, ahum.. where they shrug you off if you haven't a mink coat or thick gold chains. Or rather a thick wallet. Unfortunately it IS very expensive though...
Beautiful
True words. Thank you for the kind review.
Muchas Gracias. :-)
muchos gracias :-)
I apologize if I offended you and the work you put into your wonderful video. We have totally 90.000 samis in the 3 scandinavian countries where I was born, where I live now and in my favourite country Norway. But their music I can only associate to some scenes from the northern parts of these countries. Simply we have different music taste, and my friends do not always like my taste either.
Fantástico vídeo !!!!
beautiful country !!!
Norway is'nt cheap, but if you use a few rules you can have a fantastic time without going bankrupt. First of all forget about buying alcoholic drinks (very expensive) and bring 1 bottle of hard liquor per person from home. Second: Norway is perfect for camping on dry days, so bring a tent (and warm sleeping bag). During wet days: use small cabins (sometimes for rent at campgrounds). Third: bring your own cooking facilities and canned food. Four: if possible use you're owncar (no rental).
Thanks for the nice review :-)
Ye it's not really norwegian music. But it's good that you take interest in our country and try finding music fitting to us. good job :)
Beautiful Norway