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There’s few times that I appreciate the cabins more than when it’s raining when setting up or the camp or in the morning when it’s time to leave. So nice to just go inside the cabin without getting everything wet from the rain. Riding in the rain doesn’t bothering me that much as camping in the rain 🤔

Yes that would be nice to have sun instead of rain.👌 I like that camping place to, actually I like almost every camping I have stayed on. 😅

I believe that the cheerfulness even if it’s raining is a part of the ADV life. The weather is just a part of the experience. The red threadlock though is not a part of the adventure life, that was a true challenge even for a adventure rider😅

Thank you so much. It’s nice to ride alone but good company really adds something extra to the camping part of the trip. 😊

I still travelling solo 😊 Riding with other people can be a problem if you are riding in different speed or not agree where to go when to stop and so on. But it’s nice to meet people with the same interests. 😊

Oh I have to change that 😅 It was really nice to meet those people. It’s really interesting to talk to people with the same interests and a really great camping place

I booked that cabin a couple of our before but I rarely book in advance. Even if I ride during the tourist season it use to be easy to find cabins. In real tourist areas it’s harder but since I have my tent it no problem. Travelling without a tent it might be good to book at least one day ahead and in areas with a lot of tourists it’s probably a lot harder to get a cabin. But there’s a lot of camping places in Norway and most of them have cabins. You are allowed to free camp every where as long as you stay away from house. But it’s of course more comfortable to stay in a cabin or put up the tent on a camping place.

You have to go out riding and moto camp again soon 🤩

@chubichubaka187 Thank you for taking your time. Why did you felt it to be important to say mean thing to me, have I done something that hurt you? Du the world a favour: raise your children not to be a mean person like you.

Really amazing to woke up on a Norwegian “fjell” and go out from the tent and take water for coffee directly from the creek. The best is to do it before everyone else woke up 🤩

It really is, and more of those beautiful places in later videos 🤩 I wonder where they can be 😊

Thank you so much 😊 Yes I really liked this place. It was a good place for free camping when we were so many tents and also easy to find on Google maps 😊

Thank you for your comment, Yes, Really amazing place to camp at 😊

Yes it definitely is. One of my favourite roads to ride, and that’s a lot of amazing roads in Norway 🇳🇴

Ja verkligen, det finns så många fantastiska platser i Norge. 🤩🇳🇴

Yes that’s sad that it’s so far. For us in Sweden and Norway it’s easy and convenient, but for people in other places it’s more difficult. 😳

Thank you so much, it really means a lot to hear. 🙏

@@HeimVegenAdvbike Thanks 🙏, It’s amazing to be able to meet people in a way like that. It would be nice to repeat it next year 😊

Yes she was really pleased with it. I don’t know how long time she had it. I believe there’s some more of it in part three 😊

@@JoonesAdventuresMC Nice can't wait to see 🙂

Yea it was really fantastic, and so fun to meet those people with the same interests 😊

The evening and nights can be a little cold probably closer to 5 degrees celsius 41 F, but the next day I had to take off my long underpants 😅

Det var riktigt trevligt. Men som oftast så glömmer man att filma när det är som trevligast 😅

@@motonorge1172 🙏🙏🙏

@@JoonesAdventuresMC eg var nesten der😀. Veldig flott plass det der👌

@@motonorge1172 Ja den passar gott för grupper att tälta på. Det finns ju många platser att tälta, men att få plats med 5 tält eller flera på samma plats och ha toaletter också 😊 nära till vattnet också 👍

Ja verkligen, ett stycke ”vildmark” ganska långt söderut. Jag har sett både ren, älg och björnar där. 😊

@@JoonesAdventuresMC Låter något :)

Kan absolut rekommendera ett besök om man befinner sig i närheten. Tror att både TET och TST går förbi relativt nära.

Ja det är bästa platsen. Finns några till längs dammen och älven, men denna är populärast😊

Yes I really like that setup for those “slogbodar”, but the back side is that I have to carry an extra tent a couple of nails and a hammer, so it’s not that practical for moto camping. 🤔 I which I had a way to use the inner tent from my ordinary tent instead. So i’m looking for a new type of tent 😊 That’s newly gravel road used to be tarmac but that weekend it was gravel. I have been there a week after and then it was tarmac again 😅

There’s som fantastic camping spots in that area. Luckily in the beginning of the season they are not occupied. I mess there a week later and then it was more people out there. I rarely have problems to sleep, I can drink a espresso and go to sleep right after 🤔 I can also go to sleep in full daylight. People living further south use to have problem to go to sleep up here in northern areas where it’s almost daylight both day and night in the summer. 🤔

At least it was 8 degrees whenI rode. 5.5 was in the early morning. My sleeping bag is rated for -5 or something like that. But a couple of days earlier I worked at “Vätternrundan” bicycle race. I was 2 degrees at night and no sleeping bag nor mattress only a wooden bench to lay on. I didn’t sleep all that night 😅

Ja absolut. Det blev en lite kort tur ut på fältet. Var faktiskt där någon vecka senare och testade att sova i bilen. Sedan bar det iväg till Grimsdalen på en lite längre motorcykeltripp ☺️

@@JoonesAdventuresMC Fint! Kul med lite bilcamping som omväxling med.. 😎

@@AlcesADV Kul att testa i alla fall ☺️

Thank you so much. It’s a interesting area with both moose’s, bears and also reindeer. I have seen more bears than reindeer there though. It’s a little bit to far south. About 111km further north they are more common.

There was a forest fire in 2018. It was a hard fire to control and distinguish so they tested to used military airplanes to drop bombs in the area to control the fire. It worked but is a really problematic way of doing it 🤔. The maps on the cell phone doesn’t work if you don’t load them in before and uses offline mode. My Garmin works great. 😊

Yes it definitely is, it’s hard to transfer that feeling through video. But I give it a try 😊

Thank you for your comment 🙏

Oh I here you really have a lot of work to do in your dock. If having the knowledge how to do it, the results use to be much better when doing it your self than having some one else to do it 🤩 I have seen a couple of videos from the other girl a couple of years ago. I don’t have any specific opinion about her or her videos, good or bad 🤔 I always looks at Runa’s videos. All of the youtubers have their own personalities and what suits one followers doesn’t suit another. Runa is very unique, There’s no one else out there reaching out through the videos in the same way as Runa does, not even Itchy Boots shining in the same way, not for me at least 😊. I’m glad you’re liking my videos, they are a little different than much of motorcycle videos out there. I don’t do the action thing and the high speed manoeuvres. Neither do I record the peeing at the side of the road or glorifying beer drinking. I don’t mind other doing it in their videos. My videos can be seen together with grandchildren and grandma’s without anyone getting chocked 😂

@@JoonesAdventuresMC Yes, your video's are very clean and family oriented like Runa's. Runa takes critique or if you question what she said. Noraly does not. If you question her as I did in season 5 she blocks your comments. I looked at one of her videos a few weeks ago and she had a few thousand thumbs down. That is the only thing you can't stop or hide on youtube.Did something happen to Noraly? I saw a comments in Runa's previous video about something that had happened to her. Noraly does not like to be questioned or to tell her she is incorrect what she said. I am always trying to get Runa to find a farmer with cows or in a pasture to go out with them and pet them as long as there are no babies. Europeans think cows are stampede murders. I have been in fields with them. They are always very curious and cute. Thanks Joone. 😍😍

Noraly fell over and broke a collarbone, She traveled home to Netherland for surgery, sadly enough they punched one of her lounge during the operation. 😳 Yes there are very few people like Runa, she visited me a couple of weeks ago and we was out driving with the car. In the way home we got a flat tire. When we were back home I had to change to another tire. Runa helped me to carry tools and stuff and helped me when changing the tire. Not many people do things like that if you don’t ask them. In New Zealand she helped some people with a flat tire to change the tire. I helped a german couple to change their tire up on a parking place on Trontoppen (the mountain tronfjell). Things like that is very appreciated when people are in trouble 😊

@@JoonesAdventuresMC the doctors punctured one of noraly's lungs???? Wow. That will put her out of video's for at least 6 weeks and then physical therapy to get her arm and everything working properly again. She will be out at least 2 months or more depends on your medical care in the EU. Yes, Runa is not your normal woman rider. or woman period. That is nice of both of you to help people. I have always been that way too and never charged money like most people do. Money means nothing to me to help someone. I always say $1000 more or less will not change my life. 😁

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv So so true and it also feels bad to take advantage of other peoples bad luck.

Thank you for taking your time and share your opinion sir 😊

I have met a couple of them out on a field when I was out side my car a couple of years ago. They where leaving the place but it was really scary 😟 . I believe I prefer to meet a lonely wolf than a wild boar 🤔 But the boars in the forest seems to be much shyer than the ones lurking around outside my house in the neighbourhood 🤔

Yes it’s a special feeling to walk around knowing that he has worked there even if it was long time ago. There’s still an old hammer left in a village close to where I live. And also a couple of wheels outside my work. Another really interesting thing is not very far from here is an old water wheel and a “konstgång” that was used to transport the power from the water wheel to the old blast furnace and iron mines. They power water pumps and elevators from that water wheel. There’s also an old saw not far from here, that’s powered by water and still is working.

Ja det är riktigt fascinerande. Speciellt när det finns lite mer kvar, så att man kan se hur folk bodde eller jobbade typ ”urban exploring”. Här har det gått lite för lång tid m, men det finns fortfarande något att se 😊

Nice 👌 It sounds comfortable 🤩 glad you liked the video. It’s a special place for me cause my ancestry has lived and worked there in that Finery Forge. Sadly I didn’t know all those different words in english when I filmed the video 😅

Yes that’s was a heavy work. Both long working days but also a lot of heavy lifting. It was not knives or axes they worked with. It was bars of cast iron that they reduced carbon from your in the furnace and made more usable iron. It’s hard for us today to imagine how they lived back then 🤔

Yea it probably would, but I think it would be great if they had it as an option. I have upgraded my front fork suspension to Hyperpro progressive springs and heavier oil. So slowly it starts to change from good to great 🤩

Thank you so much, glad you like it. Thanks for stopping by and leave a comment, it really means a lot 😊

Dan Andersson är nog min favorit skald. Torstein Bergman är en av favoriterna när det kommer till tolkning av hans dikter 😊

@@JoonesAdventuresMC ja där är ja helt överens med dej.. växt upp med dessa och även min far sjöng då å då en av dessa vackra visor. Tycker de du sjöng i videon visar att du kan 👍🏻

@@WikstromADV Ja jag är också uppväxt med Dan Andersson och jag har besökt Luossa Stugan i Skattlösberg flera gånger tillsammans med min far, som också brukade sjunga Dan Andersson visor.

@@JoonesAdventuresMC underbart 👍🏻

Man tackar 🙏 Roligt att höra👍 Har du kommit igång med körningen i år, har du några resplaner?

@@JoonesAdventuresMC jag har bara kört några kilometer än.. men skall byta kedja å drev nu sen så 😊 ja jag har lite planer på att åka tet från ca fågelsjö ner till kil å sedan lite löst ner till Trollhättan å upp vi tet från Mullsjö till Laxå! Sedan funderar ja på en vända till röros via Funäsdalen. Bara lösa planer än. Annars så åker ja nog bara dit näsan pekar. 8-9 dygn tänker ja mej.

Yea they where really excited to be able to sit on the motorcycle. I believe they will remember that day for a long time 🤩

Coffee stops are more important to you swedes 👍

​@@Crosstourertony Thanks Tony, the spring are fantastic but really short. Last weekend there was snow on the trees and in the forest when I drove my car down to motorcycle event in Trollhättan south of lake Vänern. It had been snowing the night between Friday and Saturday. This morning I heard on the radio that the metrological summer has reached almost the whole southern Sweden, south of Vänern Yes, those coffee stops are really important. Some times when it starts to be late and a little chilly int the air, I ride home without a coffee stop. That feels very strange and every time I use to think of bring coffee in a thermos. But that also feels a little strange. 😂

Helt fantastiskt, nästan att det börjar bli för varmt 😂 Jag hade dubbla undeställströjor idag, det blev för varmt. Har ju foder i jackan också 20grader här idag. Nu börjar det på riktigt 🤩

@@JoonesAdventuresMC nja, jag tycker det är skönt när det är varmt 😊 dubbla underställströjor?! 😅

@McPappan Dubbla tröjor går åt när det är runt 10 grader och kallar, men 20 grader börjar det bli varmt. Skönt med värme upp till 23-24 grader sedan kan det nästan bli för varmt. Då behövs bättre ventilation 😊

Ja verkligen, nu börjar det bli riktigt fint. Igår var det 19grader och det blev lite grillning i trädgården 🤩

Thanks, so glad to hear. Yes Norway really is amazing for travelling on motorcycle. There’s amazing nature all over the world, but in Norway you got it all in the same place. I hope you will be able to get here some day. Best time of the year is around July and August maybe late June and early September. Some of those roads over those mountain are closed during the snow period. Maybe from September October to May or June 😊

7C is warm, it’s like with the Dutch people who count every single meter in elevation as a hill, every meter above sea level counts for them. Here in Scandinavia every degrees over freezing point counts as warm. Even every day significantly warmer than the day before is a warm day, even below freezing point 😂. Also this time of the year the sun heats a lot here. The snow starts to melt even in temperatures maybe down to -5 -10 degrees when the sun is shining. But as soon the sun disappears you can feel the true temperature. There was snow outside both Thursday and Friday before so the weather in April is a little special. Maybe that’s why Scandinavian people talks so much about weather. We can have snow and freezing degrees in the morning and almost summer temperatures a couple of hours later. 😊