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First Time In Estonia | This Baltic State Is Not What We Expected | 4K Roadtrip Vlog
Welcome to the start of our Baltic road trip! Our first stop? Estonia! 🇪🇪 Tallinn instantly captured our hearts with its unique architecture and rich history. In this often-overlooked corner of Europe, we discovered stunning beauty and a sense of tranquility.
This video takes you from the vibrant capital of Tallinn to the serene beach town of Pärnu. Ready to hit the road with us? Let's go! 🌍🚗
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We Travelled From Finland To Estonia With A Car! | International Ferry Between Helsinki And Tallin
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After hanging out in Scandinavia and Finland for a while, we're finally ready to head south. This time, we're taking a ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn. It's a quick two-hour ride, and then we'll be in Estonia, one of the Baltic states. From there, we'll kick off a new chapter of our road trip. Finland was awesome and we had some great times there. It was quite a place to visit! #helsinki #estoni...
Why You Should Visit The Capital Of Finland? | Our First Time In Helsinki | 4K Vlog
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After a long drive in Finland from up north to down south, we finally made it to Helsinki! Fun fact: it's the northernmost capital in the EU. We were instantly blown away by the unique architecture and culture. But, as roadtrippers know, finding a place to shower can be a real hassle. Helsinki turned out to be quite the challenge. Lira even had some pretty awkward moments trying to find a showe...
We Are Back On The Road After The Accident | The Ultimate Finland Road Trip | 4k Vlog
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After the Oulu accident, we decided to keep going with our road trip. Despite everything, our car only had some minor cosmetic damage. In this video, we're taking you guys with us on an epic road trip from the northern to the southern tip of Finland. We visited the beautiful city of Oulu, the bilingual city of Vaasa, which is located across the bay from Umeå, Sweden. Then, we hit Tampere and Tu...
We Got Into a Car Accident in Finland | Can We Complete the Road Trip?
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Our road trip took an unexpected turn when we were involved in a car accident just outside the city of Oulu in northern Finland. Although we weren't at fault, the incident became a pivotal moment in our journey. Honestly, the emotional toll was significant, and it took us some time to process everything before we could share this experience with you. Watch our journey unfold as we navigate this...
A Journey To Finland’s Northernmost Region | We Made It To The Arctic Circle! | Santa's Village Vlog
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Hey everyone! Our road trip took us to the Heart of Lapland- Rovaniemi, Finland, and it’s such a cool spot because of the latitude and, of course, the Santa Claus Village! Lira got to meet Santa and she was super emotional. This is a huge milestone for us since we've finally made it to the Arctic Circle. We'll be heading south after this. Oh, and we also hit up the World's Northernmost McDonald...
We Walked To Finland From Sweden! | World's Northernmost IKEA Store | Nordic Border Crossing
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We've spent a good bit of time in northern Sweden, so now it's time to head into Finland. But before we leave this awesome country, we had to visit the world's northernmost IKEA! It's in a border town called Haparanda Tornio, a twin city shared by both Sweden and Finland. We literally walked from Sweden into Finland! Everything about this place is super cool, you’ve got to check it out! #sweden...
First Impressions of Sweden | Road Trip With Friends in Scandinavia | 4K Vlog
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Leaving Norway was bittersweet, but we couldn't wait to dive into Sweden! Cruising on a road trip with our friends Tim and Hannah, we kicked off our adventure in the cozy Swedish town of Sundsvall, and from there, it was full speed ahead up north. Come along for the ride as we hit up some lesser-known Swedish spots like Åre, Östersund, Sundsvall, and Umeå. It's gonna be one heck of a trip, so b...
First Impressions of Trondheim | Explore Norway's Third Largest City | 4K Walking Tour
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What's up guys! We've made it to our final big destination in Norway - the city of Trondheim. This place is one of those cities that just gets you pumped to wander around and take it all in. So lace up your walking shoes, because we're going on an adventure through the mind-blowing sights of this incredible Norwegian gem! Let's go! #trondheim #norway #walkingtour #nordic
This Norway’s National Park Blew Our Minds | Snøhetta Viewpoint and Roadtrip Vlog
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Snøhetta Viewpoint is arguably the most beautiful viewpoint in Norway. Thousands of visitors come here every year to snap a picture of this beautifully designed architecture. We went to Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella National Park in Norway to see this viewpoint, all in hopes of finding some muskoxen. Lira was both excited and a bit disappointed in the end… #norway #viewpoint #architecture #national...
All Alone at a Norway's National Park? | 4K Hiking in Rondane Mountains | Road Trip Vlog
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All Alone at a Norway's National Park? | 4K Hiking in Rondane Mountains | Road Trip Vlog
Stuck In Traffic On The Troll Path?| Norway’s Trollstigen is Unbelievably Beautiful
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Stuck In Traffic On The Troll Path?| Norway’s Trollstigen is Unbelievably Beautiful
Is Rakssetra The Most Beautiful Place In Norway? | 4K Virtual Hike
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Is Rakssetra The Most Beautiful Place In Norway? | 4K Virtual Hike
We Went To See The Largest Glacier In Europe | Celebrating Day 100 Of Road Trip In Norway
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We Went To See The Largest Glacier In Europe | Celebrating Day 100 Of Road Trip In Norway
We Ferried Our Car Across the Fjord! | Why You Need a Car in Norway | 4K Road Trip
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We Ferried Our Car Across the Fjord! | Why You Need a Car in Norway | 4K Road Trip
A Day in the 'Rainiest City in Europe' | Bergen Norway Vlog
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A Day in the 'Rainiest City in Europe' | Bergen Norway Vlog
What Is It Like to Visit Norway in Shoulder Season? | Attractions, Camping, and Road Tripping
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What Is It Like to Visit Norway in Shoulder Season? | Attractions, Camping, and Road Tripping
Hiking in Norway Gone Wrong | Why Does My Boyfriend Hate it So Much? | Buerbreen Glacier
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Hiking in Norway Gone Wrong | Why Does My Boyfriend Hate it So Much? | Buerbreen Glacier
Norway Will Blow Your Mind | Why Should You Visit Norway In 2024?
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Norway Will Blow Your Mind | Why Should You Visit Norway In 2024?
Driving to Norway from France | Ultimate Road Trip Through 7 Countries
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Driving to Norway from France | Ultimate Road Trip Through 7 Countries
Hiking in Switzerland Went WRONG | Did We See Matterhorn??
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Hiking in Switzerland Went WRONG | Did We See Matterhorn??
10-Day Road Trip in Dolomites, Italy | Best Mountains in Europe
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10-Day Road Trip in Dolomites, Italy | Best Mountains in Europe
Is Venice Still Worth Visiting in 2024? | A Road Trip to Venice
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Is Venice Still Worth Visiting in 2024? | A Road Trip to Venice
Visiting the Lavender Fields in Provence | A France Roadtrip Vlog
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Visiting the Lavender Fields in Provence | A France Roadtrip Vlog
Best Things To Do in Barcelona
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Best Things To Do in Barcelona
A Day in Our Life / 24 hours in Granada + Daily Expenses
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A Day in Our Life / 24 hours in Granada Daily Expenses
LIVING IN OUR CAR FOR ONE MONTH /Epic European Roadtrip
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LIVING IN OUR CAR FOR ONE MONTH /Epic European Roadtrip
Driving to Cannes During the Film Festival (Driving Across France)
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Driving to Cannes During the Film Festival (Driving Across France)
Stealth Camping in Paris/ Cost and Safety
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Stealth Camping in Paris/ Cost and Safety

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  • @TheAlex29494
    @TheAlex29494 5 днів тому

    Tallinn indeed will have lots of Finnish bars and influence in general because it has always been like the number one weekend getaway for Finns. The main attraction being the cheap alcohol You can even get service in Finnish in many places

  • @leonredbon
    @leonredbon 5 днів тому

    How about spending 30 euros for a hostel with a shower

  • @golar_perm
    @golar_perm 11 днів тому

    Diana Ankudinova is certainly better

  • @filinriyaka
    @filinriyaka 12 днів тому

    Woow, that's an interesting way of crossing the border) And I like the music, so pretty and smooth atmosphere of an old town ❤

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 9 днів тому

      Tallinn's old town is one of a kind.

  • @thelittleone786
    @thelittleone786 15 днів тому

    COMEEE HERE DORITO!!!!!!!!!!

  • @Dasbootyy
    @Dasbootyy 16 днів тому

    Yes, you don’t have access to your car during the cruise except 15min before the arrival. However in Tallink MegaStar and MyStar you can reserve a spot in a different place that’s next to Duty Free store. There you have access to your car for the whole trip. Idea is that you can bring your shoppings straight to your car. Other Cruise Lines don’t have that. At the early 90’s you had access to the car deck for the whole trip, but they got rid of it because of safety, anti-burglary or some other reason.

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 9 днів тому

      Haha, got it! Thanks for the background info.

  • @TheReal_Ghst
    @TheReal_Ghst 18 днів тому

    Coming mum

  • @Thecatlala479
    @Thecatlala479 19 днів тому

    I will get my dinner

  • @ristovirtanen6396
    @ristovirtanen6396 19 днів тому

    You should know that Swedish has a couple of one letter words: å=river and ö=island. And you met the first one twice in names of places: Umeå and Åbo the Swedish name of Turku. 👌 For pronunciation å is also called Swedish o and ö is the same as German o umlaut like the vowel in girl.🤔✌️

  • @user-cr9jl1pm2e
    @user-cr9jl1pm2e 20 днів тому

    Idk why but i heard; IM GAY YOU GEESE💀

  • @cristinacisneros6813
    @cristinacisneros6813 21 день тому

    COMEEEE GEEETTTTTTT YOOUUUUURRRRRR DINNNNNEEEEERRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @cheanneetee9631
    @cheanneetee9631 22 дні тому

    The video: Beautiful The music : comeeee get your dinner

  • @Dasbootyy
    @Dasbootyy 24 дні тому

    Kiosks in MCDonalds are a thing in Finland and everytime certain restaurant gets overhauling, it gets kiosk. That MCDonald is going to get it during next few years

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 23 дні тому

      Yeah I heard they had a makeover after we visited, they do have them now!

  • @JohnDoe69
    @JohnDoe69 25 днів тому

    i am a news photographer in Oulu, very intresting to see that the youtube is recommend this channel to me that i have get a same 112 news alert in my phone in that accident real time where you have been but hope you have a great time in oulu! - these kind of crash on that road is not normal.. it is very very rear

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 23 дні тому

      Wow, I could tell it was kind of rare because they had to block the road and redirect traffic...Thanks, we enjoyed Oulu regardless.

  • @toinenosoite3173
    @toinenosoite3173 26 днів тому

    You washed your hair in the department store? That has to be one of the strangest things I have ever heard. As you have traveled through a lot of countries, can you really find a free shower in most places? Let me be suspicious about that... And why didn't you just go to one of the several swimming halls or saunas that you find in Finland? Sure, you pay something, but it isn't that much.

    • @leonredbon
      @leonredbon 5 днів тому

      No longer welcome. Get a hotel or don’t travel, right?

    • @toinenosoite3173
      @toinenosoite3173 3 дні тому

      @@leonredbon You are quite the jumper, aren't you?

  • @toinenosoite3173
    @toinenosoite3173 26 днів тому

    Nothing in Swedish is the "old name". Usually, it is the original name.

  • @holoholopainen1627
    @holoholopainen1627 26 днів тому

    You should have used the public sauna - take a tram - and talk to the locals ! Bring Your own drink - ITs - going to be HOT !

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 23 дні тому

      Haha, sounds like FUN! Next time we'll try it out!

  • @e3ovuziotica
    @e3ovuziotica 26 днів тому

    just another land of the sheep (critical thinking contrary to mainstream narrative is ostracized)

  • @zae73604
    @zae73604 26 днів тому

    Sweden is aint safe no more. Sök en stad nu kan bo i

  • @Thevikingcam
    @Thevikingcam 26 днів тому

    Well its one of the best countries in the world to have an accident ;D Everything will just be ok. Police and ambulance people are there to help, not to scam :D

  • @____________Jacky_____________
    @____________Jacky_____________ 26 днів тому

    As an fin I would say perkele saatana opi ajamaan ❤

  • @Pappa_66
    @Pappa_66 27 днів тому

    Travelling must be quite hard with someone always complaining. If you can not find a place to wash your hair In Helsinki city center...public Saunas, Swimming pools and tons of public toilets which you pay like €1 and it is totally yours...but glad you liked Helsinki.

    • @leonredbon
      @leonredbon 5 днів тому

      Thank God I haven’t encountered these travelers.

  • @Northman-from-the-North
    @Northman-from-the-North 27 днів тому

    Sweden flat?? Compared to Himalaya region yes, but its actually not.

  • @lamppulaamanen8084
    @lamppulaamanen8084 27 днів тому

    You can think something russich but the railway station is by Eliel Saarinen who's son Eero Saarinen was a big thing in America.

    • @holoholopainen1627
      @holoholopainen1627 23 дні тому

      @@lamppulaamanen8084 Nice - The ARCH - at St Louis IS by Eero Saarinen !

  • @lamppulaamanen8084
    @lamppulaamanen8084 27 днів тому

    The water isn't dirty.

  • @filinriyaka
    @filinriyaka 27 днів тому

    What a beautiful city, I'm in love with the architecture of Helsinki 😍😍😍 And so many different details being mixed between old buildings style and the glass of the new ones. After discovering this place with your video, guys, I'm so excited to come to visit it one day by myself ❤❤❤

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 23 дні тому

      You should definitely go! It's got a special kind of charm, hard to explain.

  • @jupehe5703
    @jupehe5703 27 днів тому

    At 10:30 you walked beside a public sauna, there're showers you can wash yourselves in the same day.

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 23 дні тому

      HAHA, would've been nice to know this before, thanks for the info!

  • @maeranni
    @maeranni 28 днів тому

    Wut?

  • @mikrokupu
    @mikrokupu 28 днів тому

    Oh pity, you probably considered the old historic swimming pool in the city center, but there a several other public pools, that don't have separate days for men/women. Yeah Helsinki/Helsingfors has two official names, even the streets have names both in Finnish and Swedish. On the street signs the Finnish one is above and the Swedish below it, visitors can find it confusing sometimes :)

  • @Tiax776
    @Tiax776 28 днів тому

    "Unique architecture". Well if you like commie blocks. A lot of good looking buildings were destroyed in the war and then in the 60s/70s a lot of them were demolished to build commie blocks instead. Alvar Aalto is one of the biggest criminals in Finnish history. Search for Huber or Höijer Helsinki and you'll see two examples of beautiful buildings demolished for no reason just to satisfy some selfish architect's ego who wanted some crappy concrete block instead.

  • @maestrobash7822
    @maestrobash7822 Місяць тому

    Yeah getting into an accident in a foreign country must be a nightmare, not knowing how to deal with the issue. Hope everything went well!

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 23 дні тому

      Yeah everything turned out okay, really nothing to complain -- everyone involved was calm and reasonable.

  • @jakemaanimeikalainen248
    @jakemaanimeikalainen248 Місяць тому

    How dare you call grown men who have done their military service and are part of the reserves kids just because they are studying!! I don't know if those women would appreciate being called kids either by someone as young as you guys!

  • @salihkh4782
    @salihkh4782 Місяць тому

    Вы молодцы!

  • @Alexandros.Mograine
    @Alexandros.Mograine Місяць тому

    Im so glad you two visited my hometown of Tampere! lived here all my life. Best city in the nordic countries, and thats a fact.

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Hey we are glad we went there! It's a totally different vibe compared to other cities.

  • @blechtic
    @blechtic Місяць тому

    Are you avoiding Eastern Finland on purpose?

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Not really, it was just out of the way. We came over from Sweden and were making our way down to the Baltics.What's the story of Eastern Finland?

    • @blechtic
      @blechtic Місяць тому

      @@LiraNeo2023 Lakes, forests, couple of castles, slight cultural differences (more contact with Russians, different tribes i.e. Savonians and Karelians, different traditional foods). Maybe a bit poorer and less people than in Western Finland and we might be able to put some of that on the USSR for taking Viipuri and a bunch of land.

  • @NaHKi5
    @NaHKi5 Місяць тому

    You did not check out Turun linna?!

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      We didn't go there... it was hella hectic in Turku, we had to deal with the car insurance and stuff. But it must be cool to go!

  • @just42tube
    @just42tube Місяць тому

    Ok, I listened more carefully you saying "home of Nokia phone". Home of Nokia, the company is different from the mobile phone product line. There are other Nokia sites in Oulu and Salo, which might have had more relevant roles in the early stages. But Nokia had and has presence also in Tampere and important development activities there.

  • @just42tube
    @just42tube Місяць тому

    How old are you, if you call college students kids.😂 How did they take it, if you tried to talk to them? I don't dare to call anyone seriously a kid after their puberty.

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Haha it's just an expression, maybe there's something lost in translation. But I guess it's fine to call them kids if they are still in school or college?

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube Місяць тому

      @@LiraNeo2023 It may be fine in some circumstances, but it can also be seen as patronizing. Students in higher education in Finland, meaning Universities and Universities of Applied Sciences, can be of any age. Of course those lower degree students are overwhelmingly young adults. But not all. Higher degree students, especially doctoral students, already have some work-life and career experience behind them and are significantly older. Some take on doctoral studies much later in life. Becoming a doctor in medicine as an example takes 6 years at the base edification leve. For some of them it might be their second career. They are likely to have family with kids. Of course everyone is someone's kid. But to use it of university students as a group, that is just not really useful. You mentioned something like "lost in translation". The word college is not really used in Finland. So the expression of a college student doesn't exist with all the same stereotypical associations as in English speaking countries. Different terminologies in different cultures have different meanings amd nuances making translation often strange or loaded with unintentional meanings. I understand you were not trying to be patronizing. I wasn't really assuming that. I merely wanted to highlight some differences, which might not be so obvious to you. Education system i. Finland tries to support Life-long-learning including possibilities to study at all phases of life. The world is changing and people need to have access to new studies and skills. Studying is not just for kids. People having many careers in their life are not uncommon.

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube Місяць тому

      @@LiraNeo2023 As an example from real life: I used to study in a university in Tampere before two local universities merged and became Tampere University. I was 19 at the start, perhaps a kid in yours eyes. Hut in the same group with me there was a person, who had moved from a different university and had a family with 2 children. I don't know his age, but some year older. I stayed more than a decade as a student. At least officially my status was mostly a student, though I also took some teaching roles and worked in some laboratories and projects. I was about 30 when I finally moved away and definitely I didn't feel especially old. But I would have been asking justifications, if something would have called me a kid. Nobody did.

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube Місяць тому

      @@LiraNeo2023 I found some studies showing at what age students of different fields start university level studies in Finland. I found a field where 70 percent of the starting students are 29 or older. More generally there are fields where a third is 29 or older. In most fields however people try to get accepted into higher education within 5 years after high school. Some admissions are very challenging with a lot of competition for study places. People might try many times over several years until they get in or find something else.

    • @jakemaanimeikalainen248
      @jakemaanimeikalainen248 Місяць тому

      ​@@LiraNeo2023Extremely patronizing!!! Almost all of those "boys" have already done their military service and are part of the reserves! They are MEN!

  • @mikrokupu
    @mikrokupu Місяць тому

    Those delivery robots are getting common, they are cute. You see people helping if they get stucked :) If some is violent towards them, they scream!

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Haha, they scream?! For real???

    • @mikrokupu
      @mikrokupu Місяць тому

      @@LiraNeo2023 Yes, the sound is loud :) if you try to open it by force or something

  • @Mojova1
    @Mojova1 Місяць тому

    Actually Nokia is the home town of Nokia...

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Oh I thought I read about its roots are in Tampere region, I could be wrong...

    • @paanikki
      @paanikki Місяць тому

      @@LiraNeo2023 Nokia is actually the name of a small town right next to Tampere city.

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube Місяць тому

      ​@@LiraNeo2023 The municipality of Nokia is the west side neighbor of Tampere and the region is often called Tampere region though the official region is called Pirkanmaa.

  • @Mojova1
    @Mojova1 Місяць тому

    That is actually a moped car. It is different thing then the swedish traktor.

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Oh really? What's the difference?

    • @ravenfin1916
      @ravenfin1916 29 днів тому

      @@LiraNeo2023 The A-tractor is built by modifying a car. The car had to be built as a pick-up truck and it was only allowed to travel at 40 km/h. I think you can't build them anymore and that's why their prices are quite high these days. The most common platform was the Volvo Duett. As Finns, we were always a little jealous of Swedish moped riders, because they had weather protection and heating in their own means of transportation. The A-tractor is a Swedish miracle and you can't build one in Finland. The moped car is a fairly new entrant and is just a tube frame covered in plastic with a moped engine, brakes and safety. A type of A-trakror was designed in Finland specifically with safety in mind, and it is also in the law, but it is against EU regulations. A light car is a car that is slower than a regular passenger car that you could drive at the age of 15-17 with the same card as a regular moped. The maximum speed of light car would be limited to 60 km/h, and they should not be driven on motorways. The tractor is also allowed to travel 60 km/h, so I wouldn't have seen this as a problem.

  • @Mojova1
    @Mojova1 Місяць тому

    Eating your own food in a restaurant is a big no no.

  • @SK-nw4ig
    @SK-nw4ig Місяць тому

    Only 367 subscribers? I feel special :D Great content!

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Haha it's kind of a exclusive club!

  • @ravenfin1916
    @ravenfin1916 Місяць тому

    I live there and the border can be difficult for outsiders to grasp. The water in 6:20 is that state border. The island and the city center of Tornio located on it belong to Finland. In section 5:57, the main branch of the river shown on the left is usually the border, except in Tornio. At 3:56, the building on the left is the HaparandaTornio bus station, one side of which is in Sweden and the other in Finland. For us locals, there is no border there, just one city, where the time, language and currency just happen to be different at the other end. During Corona, it was terribly difficult for some people not to be able to go to a friend's house or to a store on the other side of their own city.

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Wow, thanks for sharing! I had a feeling it's just one city and lives on both sides of the border are integrated really well.

  • @iam5085
    @iam5085 Місяць тому

    Car accident in Oulu? I bet it was a chain collision, people tend to be worst drivers here, I myself escaped an event just by driving to the sholder once.

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Yes you are right on, three cars involved. We showed it in the last video. But I can't really speak about people's driving skills here, most drivers seem decent.

  • @jenniheinanen8434
    @jenniheinanen8434 Місяць тому

    Those 'ski pants' are actually coveralls, each color signify what line of studies you are in (forestry, financial management, social work, technology etc). They are worn during special days like the First of May, open doors, first weeks of new school year, entrance exams etc. They signify senior students who also act as guides for new students. Only students who already have completed their studies can wear them completely up, others can wear them 'only' half-way. Those patches are from events, trade shows, companies and even personal hobbies, it's a custom to hand-sew those patches on. As it's also customary to never actually was the coveralls, writing on them is also encouraged. In all, they are a map of your travels during the studies.

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      That's a very detailed explaination! Thanks! Anyway it sounds like a great tradition and I have never seen it anywhere else.

  • @plumber99
    @plumber99 Місяць тому

    Haha, my boat was there in dock. On the Vaasa seaside video. What a small world :)

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Wow! Can you believe it? Small world indeed!

  • @timojuustila7727
    @timojuustila7727 Місяць тому

    6:39 Small correction: Tampere Cathedral is actually Lutheran, not Catholic. In Finland, the position of the Catholic Church is relatively small (only 0.2% of the population) compared to the Evangelical Lutheran Church (63.6%) or the Orthodox Church (1.1%).

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Oh my bad! Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.

    • @diamondsarenotforever8542
      @diamondsarenotforever8542 Місяць тому

      Finland's state religion is Evangelical Lutheran church.

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube Місяць тому

      ​@@diamondsarenotforever8542 That is the common or official interpretation of the relevant legislation in Finland.

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube Місяць тому

      ​@@diamondsarenotforever8542 Valtionkirkko can be interpreted to be defined, and usual is, by two acts of law giving two state churches: Evangelical Lutheran and Orthodox. Evankelis-luterilainen kirkko ja ortodoksinen kirkko, siten kuin ne on määritelty kirkkolaissa (1993/1054) ja ortodoksisesta kirkkokunnasta annetussa laissa (2006/985). Tähän kuuluvat myös evankelis-luterilaisen kirkon seurakunnat ja tuomiokapitulit sekä ortodoksisen kirkon seurakunnat ja luostarit.

    • @diamondsarenotforever8542
      @diamondsarenotforever8542 Місяць тому

      @@just42tube Yes You are right. Still a lot of Finns are members of the Lutheran church. How religious they are that's a different story.

  • @plumber99
    @plumber99 Місяць тому

    Wow, I'm happy that youtube somehow recommended me to watch your video with the accident. Now after couple more your travelling videous, I subscribed. Its so random how to find these, and I'm lucky to find you. I hope you keep uploading your travels.

    • @LiraNeo2023
      @LiraNeo2023 Місяць тому

      Hey thanks for subscribing! We are happy to share our trip, it's like passion project for us. Glad you enjoy the videos!

  • @tatyanakhamzina328
    @tatyanakhamzina328 Місяць тому

    😮😊