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I just looked for it and I can´t find it. I wrot it in the comments a while ago, and you might be able to Shazam it, too... it´s from Epidemic Sound: you can enjoy one month free on Epidemic Sound with this link: www.epidemicsound.com/referral/wqyl7z/ (This is a referral link.)

Oh, wow! Then I would definitely have missed the sunset, though. What a great place you picked to live. Whereabouts are you from, do you mind me asking?

@@dieterneudeck8726 well then, you don‘t need to be watching a British person‘s videos, do you? So I‘ll politely suggest you leave. And in case you are in any doubt, I think that you are rude and have a bad sense of occasion. The people who were smiling at me were nice, not passive aggressive.

Well, healthy roots are the most important, I think.

@@calendulakurbisbaum3645 It‘s true… I am always shocked at how much I still choose the same British style clothes lol! I

Ahhh! Thank you so much, Tom!

No, not pet or bonnie lass! But love and darling! It‘s lovely in Northumberland, really special. And yes, it goes quicker when you can edit out the motorway, 😂

@@jellyd4889 I have noticed a kind of sadness in the employees in supermarkets, for example. They‘re really nice and helpful, but seem a bit down. So that really makes sense, what you wrote.

Ah, it‘s close run! But for me it’s cheese and coleslaw! Since I found Cathedral City‘s plant based I‘m in heaven!

Yes, I put those two together for a bit of a joke, but you´re the only person who seemed to notice! Hmmm.... I think a stranger after all this time is maybe not right. But it does seem to be what people still think :-(

@@juancarloshess2065 haben Sie Sich das Video angeschaut? Oder meinen Sie es ernst?

@@Eisenstaub thank you! I was so surprised that I didn‘t hear of this until now- after so many years in Germany.

@@christiankastorf4836 oh thank you, I didn‘t know this. The glacier valleys of Norway, and Ireland- are they younger?

@@LaureninGermany Well, I am not a geographer, but rock is more durable than just a heap of sand. They can be from earlier periods when ice shaped our landscapes.

@@user-gd4pq7kk8v hi Melanie, yes it really does! How long have you been here, if you don‘t mind me asking?!

I've actually been here 10 years and now settled to stay

@@liamoconlocha3264 why should I get a life, Liam? Did your mum bring you up to speak to people like this?

@@LaureninGermany because while ypu romanticise the country, there is numerous serious problems; the media, politics that refuses to discuss Palestinne, housing for young.people, the state of the elderly pension system, the racism, the poverty and drugs and that is just the top.of the iceberg, but no, you take the Disney route which has nothing to do with reality and spin 'this glorious land' like finest propaganist. My mother taught me to see life as it really is and not to ignore the dirty underbelly just below the surface.

@@HenryAusLuebeck Du Schatz! ❤️🥰❤️

@@LaureninGermany Lübeck ist doch eine Musikstadt. S-H Musikfestival, etc....

@@nocturnalamnesia3062 oh, thank you so much!

@@martinkoe1 I had personal reasons for that.

I live here in Germany. And no, in twelve years I did not go back to the UK once.

@@LaureninGermany then germany can not be that bad

@@hansneusidler7988 I’m not able to tell what you mean by your comments. Have you seen any of my videos?

@@geordiegeorge9041 absolutely!

@@uliwehner so funny, Uli!

@@geordiegeorge9041I‘d love to know why, if you wouldn‘t mind sharing!

🫂

Same here. Emigrated in mid 80s.

I've lived in Germany since 1981, after 17 years in South Africa and 8 years before that Macclesfield. The weather here is better than in the midlands, but it took me a while to get used to Germany.

I am german from bavaria and apart from the alpes and lakes I found the landscape in britain much more beutiful. I also like the british way to treat each other.

@@ndie8075 that‘s it! They like you when you make an effort, too, and it sounds like you did.

Ha! I understand this feeling...I remember there were a few short hours when Wales was "better" than Germany at football, we were further in the EM...

@@notroll1279 I completely agree. I was enchanted. I would love to go back for much longer.

Yes, I am Welsh, living in Bavaria, well spotted!

@@LaureninGermany Wow lucky you living there, and seeing the football fun going on in Berlin later today. I just knew you were Welsh. I was in Cardiff 2 weeks ago for the funeral of my brothers wife, who was found collapsed on the lounge floor of their home in St Fagans. Have a great day darling! 🥰

Leave the world...?

Hmmm....Dein Kommentar klingt als ob Du das Video gar nicht angeschaut hast...?

@@LaureninGermany ich soll mir das anschauen??? Das ist ja Vergewaltigung. Willst du unbedingt eine Klage?

@@walterbrenner7359 that‘s wonderful to hear! I‘m so pleased!

@@lille1966 this makes me so happy, to read that you liked it so much. And that they still thank the bus driver. Thank you for commenting ❤️

Oh, thank you!!

Honestly, since I visited Norway for a few weeks, it´s so obvious to me that the Norwegians were an influence in the places you mention. It is really sad that there was so much destruction and bloodshed, yes. But it seems many really wanted to simply settle and make a good life in a gentler climate. Thank you so much!

@@susannabonke8552 it was wonderful!

Ah, I´m so glad you liked it. It is difficult with immigration. It´s easy to forget how small Britain is. House prices are also very high, I find, and the standard low at the cheaper end of the scale. Much lower than in Germany. Sending you a big British hug xxx

Oh, I love it that you noticed it!!!

I really want the Danes and Norwegians to start fighting in my comment section...! (Really, not joking!) I´d find that fantastic... I need Hans to notice this comment. Welcome, Finn, I love your country btw!

@@LaureninGermany During a Lecture by a Danish Author and Historian: Palle Lauring, he named we knew the size of the Danish and the Norwegian Leding (The ships a King could claim from his Chiefs during a war!). The Norwegian Leding was never claimed in Full and it was below 400 ships! But the Danish Leding, were near 4000 ships and claimed several times during attacks on England (The pure logistics of sailing that many ships on open sea for days)!!! The last time in - 1086, by King Knud 4th. (Saint!!), who couldn't decide when to give the order to Attack and in the end had to flee from his Chiefs, from the Ledings gathering place, for month, near the huge "Aggersborg Ring Castle", and down in Jutland, til he ended on the island of Fyn and claimed the "Church Peace" by the Alter in Albani (A British Saint!) Church in Odense! But Vikings didn't care about such - nonsense and killed him in the Church with his men and his Bishop!! The Kings and the Bishops bones are still to be seen below glass in the Crypt below the Church! Finn

The Church couldn't leave this as unnoticed, so soon "Wonders" started to happen by his grave and he Officially became declared a Saint, though not very Saintly during his life!!!

Honestly, that says it all...

No they did exactly what they wanted to do. Norway and Britain had already been trading for centuries and knew the monasteries was unprotected riches.

Honestly, please go and visit. You´ll feel so welcome. The news portrays only an exaggerated, negative image. This makes me so sad, thinking that you don´t feel welcome.

Nächstes Mal zeige ich Dich mehr, lieber Heinz, und Du kannst es durch mich ein Bisschen kennenlernen. Es würde Dir bestimmt gut gefallen. Es gibt nie genug Zeit und Geld, um alles zu machen, gel?

Yes, I think you´re right. I notice that I have to switch off from the news more and more, as it starts to worry and scare me. Also in GB I noticed so much that I had seen on the news was simply not evident.

@@LaureninGermany Please don’t ignore all news. In Germany we are lucky to have a legal public broadcast system, that is quite resistent to „alternative truths“; they check and double check the information they provide. That i s no youtube nonsense.

@@HenryAusLuebeck ah, super! Du musst mal hin, ich denke Du würdest gut dort reinpassen. Ja, die Serie ist halt was anders. Ich muss mal die Bücher wieder lesen.

@@LaureninGermany ich finde die Schauspieler sind falsch gewählt. Beim Lesen hatte ich ein anderes Bild von den beiden. Claire ist eigentlich ehr vollbusig und hat breite Hüften und Jamie ist ein 2m Mann und so rothaarig wie man sich einen schottischen Kämpfer aus der Zeit vorstellt.😉😘

Ich mag inzwischen beide sehr, eigentlich. Ziemlich.... ich habe ca. 5 mal geschaut.... lmao

@@LaureninGermany hahaha 🤣 meine schottische Ex und ich haben die Serie nicht zuende geguckt. Waren zu enttäuscht. Die Bücher sind besser. 😉😘

How funny!!!

@@kanalhopper9125 you are so kind! Thank you for such nice words!

@@decnijfkris3706 oh yes! That‘s exactly it…!

@@bonito34 ach…. I just saw what you’re referring to. Well it wasn‘t me and I‘m not even English. But if you use that as a reason to be rude to me, keep on scrolling when you see my face.

I´m genuinely sorry if my title misled you, Holger! I actually wanted to show that the British were very welcoming to tourists, rather than the border control things. I really thought about it, as I do not want anyone to feel tricked into clicking. I actually entered on a German passport and it wasn´t anything unusual for me. I always had to show my passport in the past (British) and this time I used my German one as I was worried about the Schengen rules being a problem when I left the UK. I had got myself a German passport as I am used to needing an actually passport to travel, we don´t have ID cards in Britain. Maybe this is why I didn´t think about this in connection with the title.

No.... you´re joking, right?!!

I agree... it´s very sad that it happened.

@@gparry42 aw, thank you so much!

I am so glad I was in Norway before I went. It was so soft on that island compared to Norway, the climate, everything felt so much less hostile to human life. I bet the vikings thought they had found paradise. I can understand Norwegians having a very strong snese of logic, How else to survive in that beautiful, but immensely challenging country?! Bay as in where the sea goes in a curve? Or as in howling wolves?

@@LaureninGermany Bay as the ocean meets the land in a curve. Or fjord. By the way; the greatest concentration of germanic dna is found in the area of the Oslo fjord. (Norway/Sweden). Just maybe the germanic tribes stem from southern Scandinavia, rathter than from Germany. Maybe thats why germanic tribes allways fought each others. (And everybody else) Over the span of a thousand years things has gotten better. The Vikings was ...not good.

Oh, thank you so much! The music is very important to me, I´m so glad you like it!

@@LaureninGermany Hi lauren,l just wanted to ask,has the Uk changed for you since your last visit. Does it feel european or something different. Did you feel less welcome at border control. I ask because as a brit because l wonder if visitors feel more intimidated since brexit.I hope a new government will make it a friendlier place to visit. Glad you sensed the ancient cultural connections.

I did feel a bit less welcome at border control, Colin. It felt different and less welcoming than last time, more like they were being very careful about who they let in. I will see if it´s the same next time. I have high hopes for the new government...I hope these are not famous last words, but it can hardly get worse...

@@LaureninGermany Yes l have heard this from many visitors.An underlying sense of hostility from the border guards. This makes me feel very sad. I want my country to feel warm and welcoming for visitors. The last government caused a lot of damage.It will take some time for Labour to repair the damage. It has given the UK a bad reputation.Old habits die hard.

You are right, and it´s unforgivable really.