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I like the music so refreshing 🎉❤❤

before you even got off the boat, you saw 2 historical buildings. Corbiere Light House is the first concrete poured Light House in the British Isles. Elizabeth Castle was where the last siege of the British Civil War took place on British soil. you are incorrect about Lothringen, the Command bunker was a tourist attraction back in the late 70's, when the C.I.O.S opened it up as a living museum. my favourite bunker that they restored is the M19 at Corbiere. which is well worth a visit, as well as my mate Damian's Occupation Museum at the end of the five mile road.

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Ok, but how did they build the dam? That’s what I’m looking for.

Great video! I have been trying to figure out how the la jument lighthouse was built which lead me here.

Excellently put together. Deserves more views!

If they built it that close to the shore, why not just build it on the shore?

Thanks, I found that really helpful.

I imagine this refers to the concrete bunker. This was used for meetings but he didn't sleep there. He slept in a wooden building nearby. In addition due to the weather it was too hot for meetings in the fuhrer bunker and a much more flimsy wooden building with windows was used. The Russians went to great lengths to blow up Hitler's bunker but the pieces were so huge to let them be taken away.

Very informative. Thank you 👍

Don't try to patch the puncture same like location if the tyre falls into the river you will be screwed

There is not any need for security on that border.

Wow didn't know he was there for so long

Build my own hotel. Well that's the way you get it right. Brilliant.

Where is this? What a great find.

Canary Islands absolutely incredible. I love that place

I wish more people were like you. Less concerned with the activities of others and interested solely in the pursuit of the self. These people who cannot think for themselves will live in the confines of rules and restrictions their entire lives - and so resent those that live by their own. More power to you brother. Awesome video.

i love the opening scene, i always missed that kind of ntense but we need to move stealh-ly. I dont mind with the horror of ghosts, jin, creatures, carnivors etc, im a harcore i believe some rules r made just for safety reason, but sometimes rules also made to control things esp the people, for some reason i dont mind. But no, i dont need some one sided rules, i just need one. wild camping is for wild people only, not the bad wild but the wise wild like me n you, yes you, LOL. im 26 years soloing, nomadic inside my own country, the wild tropical but strangely beautiful of Indonesia, n im on Papua now for 7 years, roaming in the rain forest, talking to the right trees just to watch and live side by side with the birds of paradise. i envy to a vlogger like you, im an autis, i cant face to face with people

WHAT tent are you using? it looks very neat and portable

The reason they don't allow wild camping is because a lot of people are disrespectful to nature and leave behind all their trash. If you leave no trace I can't see anyone having a single problem with it. Just stay out of sight where cops might see you, pack up early in the morning and nobody will even know. I am definitely planning on doing this with my girlfriend during our Europe tour this summer!

Thanks for your fantastic movie

I've not done it for years, but there's nothing more freeing then wild camping!

So ? What's new ?

Just because you-re a bum and never put a brick in top of another, who gave you the right to judge others? they should never? Why speak big words, phrases, you don't understand?

30fps 💀

Interesting to hear your thoughts. Good video!

i'm not sure that this matters. people come up with great ideas while riding, but the actual speech we give while on the bike is not usually the easiest to listen to as we didn't yet have the time to find the exact right words. so recording the idea for yourself is absolutely useful, but a voice recording will do that just fine. after it's a fully fledged idea of a speech, whether the camera you use is stationary or not makes little difference.

Seeing someone so awestruck (lacking better word) of everyday sights to myself makes me feel sad.

a feat on par with crossing the DMZ to north Korea

During one hiking trip me and my wife walked from Norway to Sweden, then from Sweden to Finland and finally from Finland back to Norway.

In the Nordic countries this has been normal for ages. Back in 1979, I was coming on a train from Denmark to Sweden and as usual, the border controls came and asked for passports, I didn't care to dig out my passport so I just said to them "Finländare" (Finnish in Swedish language), nothing else. They didn't bother me after that, they just asked the other people for their passports.

I’ve done this too, nothing special nor need for a video. U don’t videotape your trip to a supermarket either

"Trying to WALK", the street sign in the thumbnail is indicating the walk/bike lane across the boarder. There is no need to try, just go :)

The world should be easy to travel between borders like it used to be free and easily, countries are an idea, idea's should not dictate where people can go, every person has a right to travel this earth freely.

You should now try walking to Norway from Sweden ;)

I used to cross the border every morning and afternoon for over two years back when I was studying in Tornio. I drove whilst iiving in Kalix and when I later on moved to Haparanda i used to ride my bike or walk. As a student I was no stranger to parties either, and on weekends I crossed drunk on several occations. Over the years the border guards only stopped me once, while driving to school. A couple of years after exam they closed the border check all together. "The twin cities" surely live up to their name! These days I travel to Tornio once in a while to stock up on licorice and finnish sausages.

Where next? Balkans!? 🎉

Not as many Finnish shoppers in Haparanda on a Sunday since the most popular destination is closed on Sundays.

Has this person never heard of the EU?

In urban areas the heating is done through district heating, so it costs next to nothing to heat up a home. For rental apartments, the district heating is generally *always* part of the rent.

As a Finn, you notice that you've crossed the border when you see the Swedes signal wrongly in the roundabout that you drive to right after the border crossing.They signal to the left until they leave the roudabout, whereas the Finns signal to the right only when they leave it. Swedes will contest this, but your way is absolutely the wrong way to do it lol.

In case you didn't know Lappland is in both sweden and finland, covering the whole northern area, it's not just in finland :)

Trying? Just walk - its open border.

I live in Finland and have Norwegien friend, Eilev who has been in Finland a dozen times, see while he was serving in Norwegian border guard the guys had a habit to go to a big border stone standing where the the borders of Sweden, Finland and Norway join and run circles around the stone. They were armed guards from one contry crossing from one country to another😊 no fuss no pasports no permits just fun, try doing that on the eastern border of Finland…

Incredible production, Loving the videos in my home country!

We have Ikeas in Finland too! (Though not anywhere near there.)

I've binge watched all of your videos from your Finnish adventures. I really like and appreciate how you've taken your time to do research on history and local culture etc. Also your pronounciation of Finnish words is really good. I like your videos, thank you for the amazing content!

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Democratic EU countries Sweden and Finland - why would government restrict people going freely across border? Of course not. control is for autoritarian countries like Russia and China.

Fairly similar to Sweden. Insulation has gotten a lot better since around the year 2000. Modern homes typically have very thick walls to accommodate a lot of insulation. We also use ventilation that uses the heat in the exhaust to heat up the intake air with a heat exchanger which can save up to 90% of the heat normally lost via ventilation. Windows have gotten thicker and with more layers of glass over the years as well. Older houses can be very costly to heat up during winter though as they tend to not have very good insulation. Especially homes from before the 1960s that haven’t received extra insulation. Before the oil crisis in the 70s oil was so cheap it was used to heat homes and you didn’t worry much about insulation but after the prices of energy skyrocketed insulation became important.