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extranorthinary
Finland
Приєднався 2 жов 2012
Hi, hallo, moi !
We are a family of four (AT/FI) starting a new life in northern Europe! We left Austria in July 2022 and lived in Turku, Finland with a purpose to find a little farm where we could just live in peace and quiet on and of our land. And we found it! In July 2023 we finally moved to the countryside and have been living since then in Central Finland.
If you want to see how living in Finland is and how we are starting our homestead - jump on board! :)
We are a family of four (AT/FI) starting a new life in northern Europe! We left Austria in July 2022 and lived in Turku, Finland with a purpose to find a little farm where we could just live in peace and quiet on and of our land. And we found it! In July 2023 we finally moved to the countryside and have been living since then in Central Finland.
If you want to see how living in Finland is and how we are starting our homestead - jump on board! :)
What's New in the Stable? | Quiet Winter Life on Our Small Finnish Homestead
First of all - sorry about the sound quality, my microphone broke but a new one is already on its way! It was also a bit dark in the chicken coop - one more sorry for the poor video quality :D But luckily the snowfall was beautiful... or was it, that's something you'll see at the end of this video! Otherwise this video is just to see how the animals are doing and if there is anything new to come - exciting times. Have a nice weekend everyone! :)
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Welcome back to Central Finland! In this video I show you how finally and finally the real snow reached us. Snow and cold is the lifeblood of winter beauty, but it also brings its own challenges - and the question is, is all this winter beauty worth all the work the cold season brings? I hope you enjoy the Finnish scenery (and silence!) in December - and I wish you all a wonderful Christmas! ♡ ...
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I think NOW the winter is finally here! Amidst all the grey, it's sometimes hard to stay positive - at those times I really miss for example sunsets like the one in this video. And cold! In this video I will show you beautiful frosty days and evenings here in the north and we will do some fun winter activities. I hope you like the video, have a nice weekend! :) IG: extranorthinary
November in Finland: Snowstorm Magic And More
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November is never the same! That's what we've been feeling this year when it's been so warm here in Central Finland that not even the lakes are freezing and it's only raining, not snowing. Until a lovely snowstorm finally arrived! Before that there were many beautiful days - but especially during the snowstorm it was just magical. And after it we were then able to do all kinds of fun winter act...
Sheep Shearing for Novices With Scissors: Hobby Homesteader's Tips and Insights
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I wish to be there, I have enough city life...Subscribed
I truly can understand that, we don't miss the city either! 🤗
Hyvä asenne! Lumen puutteen vuoksi Jukka sanoo joka aamu "Onneksi meillä ei enää ole husky tarhaa..." Tsemppiä sinne kaikille työn ääreen 👍
On kyllä ollut melkoista jäärallia ajelu, ei ole vuodet todellakaan veljeksiä! 😳😁 Kiitos ja samoin sinne, jospa teilläkin traktori pääsisi vielä enemmän lumihommiin! 🤭
I could watch the videos of you driving for hours. The most amazing views. 🥰 Not sure if that's going to be helpful but whenever I lose something or someone, I try to think about what Buddhists say about attachment, that it's the main source of suffering. Because it makes your happiness dependent on things that are impermanent in nature. And as much as I don't agree with Buddhists that we should get rid of attachments, because life would be absolutely no fun and devoid of any experiences that make it a life, accepting the impermanence of everything and ever-changing nature of reality really helps me to let go and move on. All the best from northern Poland! :)
Thank you for your kind words - and that's well said from the Buddhists, they are so wise in many things. I also think the most important in your life are the people but not even they are 100% permanent! But all the happenings in the life are so much easier to handle if you have your safe haven of your dearest around you. Wintry greetings back there! 🥰
UGh, I am so sorry. I hope it can be rebuilt before summer!
Thank you 🙏 Before some summer definitely but I think before this summer may be difficult 🫣
Voi kauheaa!! Ompa harmitus.. mutta onneksi kukaan ei loukkaantunut. Muistot onneksi jää 😍 Tsemppiä!
Niinpä, niinpä ja niinpä 🙏 Kiitos, nyt maailma alkaa näyttää taas jo valoisammalta ❤️🩹
Sorry to hear that 😟 But eventually, nothing lasts forever, that's the nature of life. Something goes, something new comes. The most important thing is that nobody was inside!
Thank you for your nice words ♥️ And so it is - only moving forward helps also when something like this happens ❤️🩹
It is always special when there are no man made sounds disturbing the silence.😊
Oh yes! 🥹 In Finland it’s luckily easy to find places where you can enjoy that kind of silence 🙏
If I had enough money to buy land and property in Finland and there were prospects for me to get a job there to actually make a living, I would move in a heartbeat. That silence is everything.
You never know what happens in the future, maybe your dreams will be reality at some point 🥰 At least you don't need that much money to buy a piece of paradise here in Finland compared to some other countries where it would be really unthinkable 🤗 !
@@extranorthinary aw, thanks a lot for the words of encouragement 😊 you're right, it's much cheaper, even compared to the rest of Europe. In Finland you can have a small house with 2 hectars of land by a gorgeous lake for the equivalent of two or three room apartment in an average location elsewhere in Europe.
Fantastic!!
Snow is ❄😍 !
Saittepa paljon lunta kerralla! Enemmän kuin täällä! Koettakaa selvitä 😀
...ja kaikki suli jo pois 😳 ! Alkaa olla kohta selviämistä selvitä näin lämpöisestä marraskuusta 😅 !
So jealous! Just stunning :)
It lasted only two days but it was just sooo pretty 🥹
That 🐑 being a very a good girl
That’s it give the 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑a cuddle
Many cuddles 🥰 !
Happy 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 Halloween 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️
Clever 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
Good girls 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
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Lampaat on kyllä ihania. Kanalan siivouskin oli täällä ajankohtaista 👋 Mirja
Niin on 🥹🖤 ! Ja joo, samanlailla tuntuu tällähetkellä kaikki maailman kanat ihmettelevän kanaloidensa uusia kuivikkeita 😅
Very interesting ❤
Your first hatch is amazing and don't worry about the quantity you did great. Especially with shipped eggs, shipping always a risk.
Thank you for your nice words! We are also very satisfied 🥰
Awww so cute
Wow! Looks amazing :)
For the first year I'm also very positively surprised 🤩 !
I Always Do
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which country is this?
Finland 🤗 (And some clips are obviously from Austria)
Hi. 👋 I absolutely enjoy your content! So relaxing and informative. How do the kids go to school if you’re so far away from Turku? Is not exhausting having to drive so far to school and back?
Hi and thanks for commenting! We don’t live in Turku anymore, it was just the gap year which we spent there while searching a place to buy. Now the „city“ and the schools are about 20min drive away - so not that far. The kids always drive with the school taxi (which takes 25-40min) where there are also their friends so they like it a lot 🤗
@@extranorthinary ahhh. Alright, I understand now 🙂. Thanks. My partner and I are looking to relocate to either Finland 🇫🇮 or Germany 🇩🇪 at some point in the future. Your videos have been SUPER informative. I enjoy your videos because they dive deep into what I think are important topics, provide so much information, and give a lot to think about. Keep doing your thing ✊
Thank you, so glad I can help 🥰 Finland and Germany are quite similar and yet very different, a pro & con list helps when you are making those kind of decisions. Wish you all the best for your future, wherever it will be 🤗 !
Wow! I will be visiting Turku this September (specifically in the ruska time, because I want to see autumn colors but the Finnish edition :D) and this video is super helpful with places to see. Thank you :)
So nice to hear I could help! If the water bus is driving, I definitely recommend to drive with it to Ruissalo. It's like a "normal bus", meaning you also pay just the normal price (www.foli.fi/en/timetables-and-routes/water-bus) 🤗
I imagine winter in the countryside in the far north has some struggles (snow plowing) but on the other hand - the silence, the calm, the views like out of a watercolor painting... Introvert heaven.
Like a watercolor painting indeed, with all that beauty you'll easily get through harder days and tasks as well 😍 !
This year I started learning Finnish. Eventually I'm moving to Finland. This country has all I need: lots of nature, good food, people who mind their own business, personal space, not too hot summers and proper winters.
Sounds like Finland would be a very good option for you! Finnish will definitely not be the easiest language to learn, but once you live in a Finnish speaking enviroment you'll learn it faster. I wish all the best for your plans 🤗 !
Thank you, appreciate your videos, i am originally raised in a rural area, but work has always been in the city, lately I'm feel unsure why I am here...especially after going home more and visiting. I wish i knew how to start farming, but i am a single lady....
There are many single ladies on UA-cam who have done it all alone 🤩 ! I think you don't even need that much real knowledge (most of it comes anyhow with the experience), what you need a lot is courage to try things you have never done before. I hope you will be happy, whatever you decide to do 😘
@extranorthinary that is very true! Either way love your videos and so look forward to them, nice to relate on things!
Lovely vibes!
Midsummer is lovely 😍 !
Turku is a lovely city! Glad you had a pleasant stay!
Very 🥹🥰 !
Thank you for your video. I think it's a good perspective about the public health care system, however doesn't apply to most people. Practically all finns who are employed visit a private health care operator provided by their employer like Mehiläinen or Aava or Terveystalo etc., where they can get a time for the same day and everything is available online too and you get your preferred doctor and everything is in great quality and so on. The people using the public health care are then of course mostly the elderly, the youth and so on. Not a lot of people in Finland really praise the public side, but the one for working people is very good and reliable. This was just I think a good added value context to the issue. Ps. Never in my life have I heard anyone going to Russia for a doctor, if you've really heard of such a case, that is beyond extremely rare exception. Regardless, good video. 🙂
Very good point! Although as far as I know even if it is compulsory for the employer, they can also arrange it through the health centre (especially in the smaller towns where there are no Mehiläinen etc.) and there you once again don't have all those benefits. But it's ofc up to you where you live, that's at least something you can decide for yourself. And yep, Russia has obviously been just one case I've heard but it sounds so unbelievable that I had to mention it! 😄 Poland and Germany are very popular countries to go. Thanks for commenting and explaining, this is definitely a good information for people thinking about moving to Finland! 😊
There actually is an option to book a time with a doctor electronically at Varha eTerveyspalvelut, but the down side is, they have not yet made an English version of their site. The thing that surprised me however, was that It's currently available only in Finnish and Swedish, which is strange, as OmaKanta is also in English. That is the National Healthcare Database, where you can see all your health data, that you have either transferred or accrued while living in Finland and used the health care system (at least for Finnish citizens). Still, you can't choose your own doctor in Finland by default, but you do have the right to ask for a specific doctor by name or another doctor, if you deem the one taking care of you has not been suitable for some reason. If you wish to see a specific doctor though, then you do need to take into account, that they have a busy schedule and meeting them may take much longer than taking the first available time. At least, this was my experience at the Helsinki Metropolitan area. The reason why it takes so long to get a non-acute doctors appointment, is that Finland has a severe lac in doctors - or at least public doctors. It is still hard to say how to ensure what happened in the US and many other countries wouldn't happen in Finland also, if the health care system was privatized completely, as it would not make it cheaper by default. - as was seen in the Taxi law reformation few years back, as right wing politicians promised that it will bring prices down and make traveling by Taxi better in every way, the opposite happened and Taxi has become much more unreliable and a tad costlier than before. But I do agree that the current system needs to be fixed as soon as possible, so that people can really get treatment faster, like they used to years ago.
In Austria you also have to wait a bit for an appointment with a specialist if it's not that urgent (e.g. I had some weird skin issues and called a dermatologist and got an appointment 3 weeks ahead (it was a public dermatologist, meaning I didn't pay anything since I paid already a compulsory health insurance)) - but yet it was always so nice to know that no matter what, the doctors are really trying to help you. There are just way too many young people in Finland who are getting very ill because the doctors don't take them serious - and how could they, they don't have time (or motivation - for what?) for that. But like I said, the other side - doctors working more for themselves and "earning" their patients is something what the Finns can't imagine, because here it has been like this (only health centers) at least 50 years I guess. For Austrians it's more than normal that you can even drive to another city if you look from the online reviews that there's a good specialist - or you can also choose your home doctor there if you want, who cares, it's your life. As far as I know the taxi law reformation was pushed through a bit too fast and not very well prepared. Thanks for taking the time for such a long and explanatory comment, maybe we'll see some change ... I would say after about 20 years when this socialistic utopia is finally collapsing 😄
It has been nice to see many kinds of immigrants making these videos about their lives in Finland or how it has affected them. You are actually the first one I have watched, that has criticized the health system at it's current state and for a reason - "they gone and effed it up" so to say, with their extreme savings program with no real plan on how to keep the system effective while reducing costs. All the while actually hugely increasing middle management costs in the process, even though they are closing down health centers left and right around the countryside - while the saved money ends up in the middle managements pockets. It's a true sh*tshow for sure. I just hope that in 5 year the politicians and the health sector can get the system working closer to as they intended in their speeches and within 10 years bring back health services closer to people in Rural areas. The sooner the current system gets fixed, the better. But onto something more positive that I must make sure if you have tried while living in Finland - as even though bureaucracy is slow here, you can tax deduct basically any business expenditure you have. Even if you hire someone, you can tax deduct their pay at least partly from your company's taxes. Though you should verify the details with an Accounting service (Kirjanpitopalvelu in Finnish) - they are dirt cheap if you find the right one, as especially in bigger cities, there is even too much competition in that business landscape, according to one representative of theirs, who was making a presentation at a business course that I went to last year. Of course, the expenditure also depends on the amount of business transactions they need to check, but If i'm not mistaken, even those their services are deductible from your business taxes. Though I highly recommend for you to make sure, what things are deductible in your line of business as there are some differences in different business sector's. I also don't know if you tried to find out already about some possible EU and State funding benefits you can also apply for, as businesses are eligible for State benefits in over 95% of Finlands area, that is meant for rural development. More information on Finland's State benefits can be found at ELY-Keskus, or "Centre for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment" website, under the "Business and industry" tab. At least it's worth checking out, if you haven't already. You can also ask there about the possible EU Funding programs for businesses that are currently on-goin. I wish you all the success :) Good health and long lives to you all.
I couldn't agree you more
Joo silloin ku huhtiikuussa on vielä lunta niin se on vähän tympeetä. Itte tykkään ku on lunta marras-maaliskuu mutta sit sen jälkeen se voi sulaa.
Tympeetä, hyvä kuvaus! Mutta aika nopeasti ne kyllä lopulta suli, en olis uskonut tällä lumimäärällä! 🤩
Ihania lampaita❤☺️🌞
Ne on 😍🖤 !
Lampaat on ihania! Ehkä kannattaa heti hankkia sähköinen juuri lampaille tarkoitettu, kevyt kerintäkone ja opetalla heti sen käyttö. Itse keritsin Fiskarsin saksilla ja menihän se niinkin, mutta oli hidasta ja yleensä vaati useamman ihmisen, kun lähestyttiin lampaan peräpäätä...Kokeilin kyllä vanhan ajan keritsimiä, mutta niihin en saanut tuntumaa. Iloista pääsiäistä 🐣
Kiitos vinkistä! Kokeillaan ensin hyvillä kerintäsaksilla, onneksi on niin vähän lampaita niin josko ei ihan ikuisuutta menisi… 🤭 Ihanaa loppupääsiäistä sinnekin! 🌞
Ihailen aina sun videoissa noita korkeita kuusia! Ihan mahtavan näköisiä🌲 Kyllä 4 vuoden aikaa on mahtava asia, silloin osaa arvostaa kesää. Mutta saisi se olla vähän pidempi...😊
Ne on kyllä, toivotaan ettei ihan kaikki joudu seuraavina vuosina avohakkuun uhreiksi... 😇 Ja ehkä se kesä tosiaan voisi vähän pidempi olla, jos ei meillä niin ainakin siellä pohjoisessa, luulen että sitä osais siltikin ihan tarpeeks arvostaa! 🤭😅
There is a lot of Badshit in the Aitta. Beware of The greenest People. Just a warning.
Mykistäviä maisemia yläilmoista ❤️🥰😍
Onni on drone 😍 !
Kaunista :)
Niin on 😍 !
Watching this video, I was so happy that we have only 2 fire places😅 You have so many, so it takes the whole day to heat them! Of couse your house seems to be quite big! Happy heating 😍 Mirja
Luckily not a whole day, but almost 🤪 ! But we are still very happy to be able to heat the whole house with wood. You also enjoy the warmer weather in different way because it means less heating, more time for other stuff! 😁
@@extranorthinary 😁 Not so much work, when you got the wood inside, but you must be in the spot...but it's country side life, which we love😍 We use about 30 cubic meter in the winter time. Nice to watch your videos 👋
Thank you for sharing, this is very helpful.
Glad I could help! You often hear only the positive aspects - I think it’s good to be prepared for some other things as well 😅 !
Onpas kaunis paikka :)
Niin on, ihan kaikkina vuodenaikoina 😍 !
Loved this, as always! You have an IG, correct? I'd love to ask you some questions as we are preparing to move to Finland 😊
Nice to hear! And yep, just dm @extranorthinary and let’s see if I can help you 🤗 !
Such a beautiful property! 😍
It is 🥹 ! Especially in the summer I remember again 😅
Jään hakkaaminen sopii kyllä hyvin lämmittelyksi mutta et ole ajatellut laittaa esim. Finfoam kantta? Vai meneekö liian helpoksi? 😁 - Mirja -
Kansi on käynyt kyllä mielessä, mitään eristävää ei ole mutta ehkäpä voisi kokeilla edes ihan jonkun puukannen toimivuutta 🤔 Yhdessä yössä jäätyy onneksi tosiaan niin vähän että sen hakkaa auki ihan hetkessä! 💪😊
@@extranorthinary Puukansi ja siihen lunta päälle 👍
We had to keep the water running in the basement in Pennsylvania when it was only -3*F! That’s very common! It keeps the water from freezing when there’s motion. You can wrap the inside pipes just inside the wall with a heated tape that must be plugged in and that’ll keep the pipes from freezing also but minus22-30 C? WOW, that’s cold!
Here it's not that common in the newer houses where the pipes are insulated or at least wisely located, but in this kind of old ladies where there hasn't been any water earlier and the pipes have been installed afterwards it's a bit more complicated 😄 If we would have the oil heating on, it wouldn't be that big problem either. I wish you a nice winter in Pennsylvania! 🤗
😂hello! greetings from Vienna/Austria just now it is cold here also,esp. at night We have -11 degree C. The coldest I can remember was -20 C. But in some Winters can be a lot milder. good luck!
Hrrr, I remember having once very shortly -18°C in Innsbruck and that felt SOOO cold there since it was usually rather close to 0. So I definitely feel for your icy Wien! 🥶😁 Danke and have a nice winter, no matter warm or cold! 🤩