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Love this! My mom (Naomi Verret Farmer) told me about y’all’s channel and I have been watching ever since!

Another good one. Can't wait for Michigan! It's the best!

It is the rain that makes everything green and lush.

This is one of my favorites! It is so well done! I personally love the waterfalls!

Another good one! Hugs to you all, and especially Kaylee!

I LOVE that verse!! But verse 24! ”How many are your works, Lord! In wisdom you made them all; the earth is full of your creatures.“ ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭104‬:‭24‬ ‭NIV‬‬ Isn’t God’s creation just astounding!! ❤I stumbled on your UA-cam from one of the comments you responded to from Michigan Rockhounds. We are now binge watching your travels and we too are amazed with Alaska! Thank you awesome video’s!! ❤

Kidneys 😂😂 love you guys!! X 20:43

Wow! Impressive waterfall 12:04

Ooh Kaylee you and me both!! Love a cinnamon roll! 4:48

Are the midges bothering you too?!

Nooo you’ve got to eat them as fresh as you can!! 2:36

Great video! Another beautiful area of the country. 🙂 Cheers!

Thank you, love your great video, which month did you go? it was not raining in your video. I am planning a trip to AK, usually every video I saw at Valdez, it is always raining.

Oh i see you are a north node in cancer! Greetings from Brazil

A history lesson too! X 4:18

Great video with beautiful sceneries! Thank you from a Norwgian guy!

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We just returned from a river cruise that began in Seattle, stopped in Anacortes, Friday Harbor, Port Angeles, Port Townsend, and Bremerton. We loved the PNW with Friday Harbor being our favorite! We didn't get to see any Orcas, but had absolutely beautiful sunny weather. We love watching your family adventures, especially when you incorporate your faith with God's beautiful creation. You are truly blessed with your wonderful family and we look forward to your future travels.

ND sure does have a beauty all of its own! So rugged! Lovely video.

I would have thought that the Geographical center would be farther East, Idaho is not that far from the Pacific Ocean and quite far from the Atlantic Ocean.

Okay I love chocolate but chocolate covered crisps!!?. That may be a step too far even for me!

You need to go to Luxembourg where you can be in three countries at the same time ! 14:23

Pretty toes 11:55 !

And the prairie dogs !,

Cuuuuute 4:55

Not just its own beauty but a visiting one too! 3:09

Yes, next time you have to stay longer!

We love the Western part of the state! Zoey's favorite part of the Theodore Roosevelt part was the Prairie Dog Village!

If you meet some of my relatives in Wisconsin, tell them to contact Øyvind Holmstad at Skreia, Norway. I should be so happy to guide them in the footsteps of Ovren Mikkelson in Norway. As I told you, I know every step he made in Norway, from 1798 to 1871 🙂

And here are the kids the other daughter of Ovren Mikkelson brought with her to Wisconsin: "1876/17 Karine Evensdatter f. 10. jan. 1841, datter av Even Mikkelsen og Marte Andersdatter Overnengen. Søsteren Helene Marie hadde reist til Amerika i 1869, se 1869/447. Faren og to søsken reiste i 1871, se 1871/135,136 og 138. Utvandret med 5 barn (1-5): 1876/18 1. Berthe Marie Johannesdatter f. 1. mar. 1863 Overnengen 1876/19 2. Edvardt Johannesen f. 6. mar. 1866 Prøven u. Skjelstad 1876/20 3. Peder Johannesen f. 21. mar. 1869 Kjølseteie 1876/21 4. Josephine Johannesdatter f. 26. apr. 1872 Kjølseteie 1876/22 5. Martin Johannesen f. 27. jun. 1875 Kjølseteie 1876/16-22 reiste fra Ø. Toten. Med dampskipet ”Angelo” 12. mai. Til New York. Frakt betalt. (emi5p474)"" Hope you'll meet some of my relatives and tell them to come here🙂 As I said, I know every footstep of Ovren Mikkelson in Norway!

Here are the names of some of the grandkids of Ovren Mikkelson, the name he took in Wisconsin, in Norway his name was Even Mikkelsen Overnengen/Karsrud/Fossemøllen: "1869/447 Helene Marie Evensdatter f. 5. aug. 1844, datter av Even Mikkelsen og Marte Andersdatter Fossemøllen. Faren og to søsken utvandrer i 1871, se 1871/135,136,138. Søsteren Karine reiser senere, se 1876/17. ….Their Children are: Petra Mathilda England, born Cambridge WI Sept. 24, 1870, died Dec. 1, 1892……Eddie Albert England, born Cambridge WI, April 13, 1872, died Apr. 26, 1884…..Julia Theoline England, born Cambridge, WI July 20, 1875, died May 1, 1953, married at home, March 29, 1899, to Alfred Kenseth, born Cambridge, WI, Nov. 7, 1867, farmer, died Jan. 1, 1950, son of Evan Kenseth and Turi Severson……Helmar Martin England, born Cambridge WI, Oct. 20, 1877, died Aug. 1966, married Sept. 17, 1902 to Gena Josephine Clemit, born Rockdale WI. Oct. 11, 1881, died Apr. 1963……Fletcher Engvald England, born Cambridge, WI, Jan. 6, 1880, died Jan. 19, 1971, married Las Vegas NM, Feb. 10, 1903, to Hattie Detterick (1883-1957); second marriage, Sep. 1959, to Pearl Sans Loveless (1891- )…….Hilda England, born Cambridge WI, Jan. 4, 1883, died Nov. 24, 1963, married at home, Apr. 25, 1907, to Martin Sever Kenseth (1868-1948)…..Emma Alma England, born Cambridge WI, March 9, 1885, married June 21, 1911 to Albert Don Prescott (1886- )……Lillian Cora Mae England born Cambridge WI May 14, 1892, died Dec. 1899…….(The Family Line of Jens A. and Helena Maria England by Pearl Prescott Knight, 43 Bromton Drive, Bella Vista, Ark. 72714)"" So please, if you meet some descendants of these grandchildren of Ovren Mikkelson, send them here!

Wisconsin! My great-great-great-grandfather Ovren Mikkelson emigrated there in 1871, 73 y.o. together with his youngest son and daughter. One daughter had emigrated two years before, and one came later. His other son was my great-great-grandfather Herman Evensen Fossemøllen. "August E. Ovren holds precedence as one of the successful contractors and builders of Dane county, having his residence and business headquarters in the city of Stoughton. He was born in Norway April, 24, 1850, and is the son of Ovren Mikkelson and Marta (Tauberg) Mikkelson. The father came to America in 1871, and took up his residence in the village of Cambridge, Dane county, where he died in 1887. The subject of this sketch was reared to maturity in his native land, in whose common schools he secured his early educational training, and there also he partially learned the blacksmith’s trade under the direction of his father. In 1871, like many another of the sturdy sons of the fair Norseland, he set forth to seek his fortune in America. He made Dane county his destination, taking up his abode in Cambridge, where he began work at the carpenters trade. In 1873 located in Stoughton, where he has since maintained his home. For eleven years he was employed in the T. D. Mandt wagon works and since 1884 he has been independently and successfully engaged in business as a contractor and builder. He has erected many of the best business blocks in the city and more than one hundred private residences of superior type. Politically he advocates the cause of prohibition, and he served one term as representative of his ward on the city board of alderman. He and his wife are zealous members of the Methodist Episcopal church. In 1876 was solemnized the marriage of Mr. Ovren to Miss Sarah Jenson, a native of Norway, and they have two children, - John, and Hilda, wife of Johan Jacobson (History of Dane County, Madison 1906 p.683)" If you meet some of the descendants of Ovren Mikkelson in Wisconsin, please tell them to come here, I know the whole life history of my great-great-great-grandfather now. But they must hurry, before we move to France!

Aww, I remember North Dakota! Very well done. I love hearing all of the history about all of the areas that you visit. Next time, we will video the Oofda tacos!

Another great video. 👍 I love that you two go places no other travel vloggers I watch go to. There is a huge swath of the U.S. that I have not been to....and my never get to. Thankfully, I can live vicariously through your journeys. 🙂 Cheers!

Amazing video. I was touched by how emotional your wife was. I think we Norwegians take our nature for granted sometimes, not remembering how blessed we are. Its made me rethink and remember to be grateful. Hope you come again😃

Incredible story you guys I’m glad I got to meet you, Enjoy Wisconsin!!

Next time you must go by camper van 😊 ❤

Seeing how deeply the waves affected Angela both made me laugh and feel bad for you. Seeing how Will responded was exactly what I expected!❤️❤️ Kaylee looked right at home seeing the Orcas as I would imagine! Thanks for sharing!

I saw you in a store in Wisconsin

Nice video from your trip. My hometown is Loen and i love my hometown. Nice to se with another wiev and that you like my hometown and the turkis lake to kjenndalen 🥰

Kaylee:learn the language ( online or through one of the norwegian -american communities in the U. S.) and move to Norway. Unfortunately Americans must pay for the university education now, but maybe it's cheaper than yours. Go for it , if you really wish. I've done that and it's worth it.

from Trondheim , driving towards the Swedish border, follow the mountain road, you come to Røros. It's worth visiting, that's the other side of Norway.

come to Nord-Norway, Noth of the Artic circle, in my opinion, it's there where the real beauty is.❤

That's 'Not want to leave'I said to myself for 20years ago, therefore I moved to Norway. One of the best days of my life was , when I realized that I hadn't to leave😄

in Northern Norway ( Lofoten and further north) we had excellent weather, sunny and warm😀

in Norway you can see the crown jewels, to, in Trondheim.

Great story and great meeting you all at Tourist Park Campground in Marquette. We enjoyed our conversation and hope we meet up again somewhere down the road…. Cheers, Johan & CeeCee & Cricket

Definitely a bucket list trip for me. It's one place I want to go for the food!

Great series of videos on Alaska. I learned a few more things that we have to see on our return trip there in 2025. Thanks!

Just a fun fact. I am 50 yers old. From Oslo. I have yet to visit those places. Very glad you enjoyed it..