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Finnland is lovely isn't it. I think you should defenitely come back one day and show us more of the country. It reminds me very much of Sweeden, what is your opinion?

Was sorry to see you leaving Norway but Finland is impressive. Great vlog!

Loved your drone footage of Finland, especially the tracking sequences. They perform a ceremony in Rovaniemi when you cross the Arctic Circle - drink a bowl of reindeer milk, then some is poured down your back! Had it done to me in winter, and I can tell you it’s cold and uncomfortable.

Thanks for a wonderful video! I was born in Bodø, but have never been to Værøy. I have decided I have to go there next summer. ( I have been to the rest of Lofoten though, but you never get tired of Lofoten, at least in good weather)

Love your videos guys and hoping to cash in my pension and buy a motorhome next year. Which month were you travelling through Norway as the weather looks perfect.

When were you there? And almost no mosquitoes???

There's no such thing as 'Scottish Morris men'. It's from South England and they were just visiting 😂

watch out for bears🙂

Gee what an amazingly beautiful place! So lucky guys x

Wind power plants and ugly architecture destroyed our beautiful country, so we leave for Nouvelle-Aquitaine. That you cannot hike over the Tjuvåskampen Hill in the middle of the Totenåsen Hills anymore, was the final drop for me.

The fact that you didn't go to North Cape will ALWAYS be nagging at the back of your mind. We as your viewers and you as travelers KNOW that you will regret it for the rest of your life if you don't take the trip. But be warned: The road to/from North Cape is BRUTALLY narrow and the parking lot on the North Cape plateau is full of RVs with missing/or smashed left mirrors. That happened to my RV too. I was as close to the guardrail facing the sea as possible but "Gunter from Germany" felt like he owned the road and there was an infernal bang when both his and my mirror disappeared. It was not possible to stop to look at the damage for either "Gunter" or me so we just continued in our separate directions since you are driving bumper-to-bumper in a convoy with campers both in front and behind. I had to drive 2500km back to Oslo without a left-side mirror since it was impossible to find a repair shop on the road that had the part in stock. Anyone who has driven a motorhome knows that rear visibility is already poor, but try driving with only the right mirror. Anyway, I have now acquired a spare mirror that is always in the cargo area of ​​the motorhome. But the trip to North Cape was worth it and as I said: It is just a matter of time before you regret that you didn't go. But maybe you are trying to give yourself a reason for a new Norway trip ... ?

So Norway, yey or ney?

Love your videos guys, you make everything interesting. Had you a lot of problems with mosquitoes in general in Scandinavia? We’ve heard so much about them that it’s putting us off going in summer. What do you think?

In Sweden there are even more Raindeers 😅

If you don´t have a heater in your watertank, proper insulation of floor, walls and cieling/roof and connection to heat your engine I do not recommend a wintertour in the north with a motorhome. (I live in Vuollerim...)

32:31 if it suits you it will be nice to eat :D

Don't you have an electrical motor heater, plug is probably in the front.?

Raindeeer eats the Whit moss on the Hardstone surfice It is called renlav in swedish and in English White lichen

12:48 you are refering to Jonna Jinton i guess she is a great UA-camr. And if you drive down thrues sweden on your way down in europe You migth pass Grundtjärn where she lives. and it is a form of Heard Calling when calling for the Cows or whatever animals you have.

Welcome back, you should visit us here in Ålesund and the fjordsN =)

Nice to see you again!

Enjoy & stay safe !

If you are comming back here in the future, I higly recomend that you visit Bondhus lake and Bondhus breen (Bondhus glacier) it is a much better area with stunning view, and also the fjord in the bottom of the hike path, where you can fish salmon and sea trouth, You can stay at Sundal camping. .... Look it up ;) PS: When you said a hairut cost 70 eur here, I have to disagree with you, a normal price in a saloon for a man to v cut his hair is 20-40 eur- @32:30 you should have brought with you a fish rod, here in this fjord you can catsh big fish !!

😂😂 The midnight sun doesn't set at all and it dosen't get dark...

The weather was really upside down in Noway this summer, totally smashing all the records in the north🌞😎 and shait🌧🌧🌧☔ in the south....

It's the rain that makes it lush and green

Sad, but someone had to tell the truth so tourists aren't tricked to visit sweden. Fact is that Sweden is a forest and insect / snake infested place with shy and dangerous natives that aren't used to behave in a civlized manner. Luckily you haven't seen the worst yet as people I know have been followed for hours and harassed by local people. They are too weak to confront you directly but will follow you or start making noises with car / mc motors in the middle of night. Better go to Norway, where the nature is wonderful and people are friendly!

It is the Rain that makes nature green and lush.

Norway is amazing. But Sweden is only 1 hour away from where you were.. Here's how you can make a "Sweden simulator" at home. Place a camping chair in front of a cluster of trees and a kiddie pool filled with water, flies and mosquito larvae. To simulate driving on winding swedish roads, gently rock the chair from side to side while reading out the names of random Swedish places. THERE is what it feels like to drive through Sweden. All you see are trees and lakes filled with insects and random forest cities where no man should live. BTW: In which shop did you buy that amazing hamburger? Do you remember the product name? I kind of want one now ..

Chritians can do nothing but crying lol😂😂😂

Well, even if more than 20 glaciers in Norway have disappeared the last 20 years, we must not forget that only 30 years ago, they were growing. Climate change is mostly a scam, that the climate changes, that has \always happened, and pollution was much worse 30 years ago, when our glaciers grew. They built a glacier museum 200 meters from the end of a glacier in the 1980s, in the 1990s, the glacier swallowed the museum and car park, they never talk about that, it does not fit their agenda.. I appreciate the glaciers on a hot day here in Norway, but only then. How old are the ice? We do not know, but they find things that are only a thousand year old, like shoes, arrowheads, knives and whatever in the areas that the ice covered, so those are surely not more than a thousand years old. Yes, some of the one in higher elevations might be thousands of years old, we don't really know. Some says that the shoes and knives were lost ON the ice, but there is not much to support that idea, as one sees old horsepaths there..

Lyngsalpene (21:17 ish) is the mountain where famous Norwegian war hero Jan Baalsrud escaped the nazis during WWII. If you haven't seen the movie "Den 12. mann" (The 12th man), I would recommend it.

read truth. kristians sold her for money. like most churches all over the world. no Muslim sell their masjed. you removed history. great amount of GOLD was as from Sultan Fateh, the most disciplined human on earth. He hv conquered the whole land but he respected priests und other people believe as ISLAM ordered us to und gave them yr priests mega amount of gold und lands. please follow correct history not yr baseless emotion. if you love Aga Sophia, no one stop you from going here. it's yours as well as anyone on earth. FACT. I promise you.. when lastime you go church near you ?

Amazing! I need to explore my own country more, I guess🙂

Not sure if anyone has said this yet, I haven't read all the comments, but Å is not an A :) Å is its own letter in the Norwegian alphabet and it's pronunced like the A in "thAw". Å (á) is an old norse word that means small river, so all the places called Å are likely near a river or a river outlet :) Beautiful footage!

Experienced something similar a few years back in the Swedish forest (in Dalarna county). A car was parked on the side of the road and a guy was waving as if he needed help, just as we came to a junction on the road. 3 more guys were inside the car and it all looked suspicious so we didn't stop. As soon as we passed he got in the car and started following us for miles. At one point we stopped with the engine still running to see if they really were following and they stopped too (behind us). All of them got out of the car and walked toward us, was watching them in the side mirrors. As they were almost at the back of the motorhome we quickly drove off and called the police and gave them the license plate number. The police said they would check the number and call back. After that the car with the guys passed us and they were all waving and signaling for us to stop and proceeded to drive in zig zag in front of us, then sped up and went off. At this point we were sure they would try to block us further ahead. We quickly took a different route as they were now out of sight and in front of us.The police called back and informed us they were driving a stolen car and that they had a warrant on them as an organised gang of romanis that were robbing people, typically by pretending to have a flat tyre. It was so scary that we decided to go back to Norway without stopping, so we drove all night. Never heard back from the police after that, but hopefully they caught them. Sorry you had a scary experience in the Swedish forests too! Can understand the fright you felt. I've never felt unsafe here in Norway and I hope it will stay that way.

The weather in Norway can vary quite a bit from one year to the other. This year was very rainy in the south, but very sunny and warm in the north. It can be different other years though.

At 12:22 you look towards the home of my grandparents. I have lots of wonderful childhood memories from there. It is called Dalselv. Thanks for a very nice video. Even though nighttime can be pretty, I would say it still is better to drive during the day time.

Our calendar arrived yesterday, looks absolutely wonderful, and a lot of the images recognisable from your videos! We have enjoyed watching your posts from Sweden and Norway, and they are now on our bucket list of places to visit. Best wishes from Kim and Glen

The sketchy part of this story is: If what the pick-up truck driver said is true, why did he not call the police himself? I call BS on this one (his story).

Her: You will never die of hunger in Norway, the forest provide so much. * Amanita Muscaria appears * I guess you are right after all

This is another very stunning video. It is such a pitty that you are leaving Norway, as each of your Norway Videos was so inspireing that the only thing I wanted to do is to pack my bags and follow your fooisteps. As for which area I liked most, well, that is very difficult. All videos had something special. I liked the islands, but also the great glaciers, the fjords and gorges and the yurt-like tent you stayed in. However, the last Video is very soecial, as rhe landscape seemed that much more secluded. So now back to Sweden and then Finnland, i am very excited. Also the Russian part of Scandinavia would be very interesting, it is such a pitty you can't go there at the moment

nice video

Another great video. Norway is so beautiful. ❤

Its a weather ballon one of those ultra light ones. It seems to be standing which is an optical Illusion. I know you want to say its extraterrestrials. But UFO stands for Unknown Flying Object.

Hey C2H! How fantastic is Norway? You have inspired many of us to 'put it on the list' of must see places (soon)! So clean, fresh, beautiful, & scenic - I've really loved the whole Norway series guys ... Thank you so much 👏👏👍😜 Safe onward journey to Finland & I shall look forward to the next one! N1S Kev x

Another great video from scenic Norway. Sad that you are now leaving the country as the further north is another fantastic landscape to see. For me, all the videos have been very good, from when I started following you in Sweden when something scary had happened, until now. So all of them are my favorites. Have a good trip further into Finland, and welcome back to Norway another day.😄😄😄😄😄

Absolutely stunning views and video 💋's for Holly X X X ❤ Take care X X X

It’s a worry how much the Worlds Glaciers are retreating isn’t it ? I remember a trip to chamonix in 2019 where we took the train up to the Montenvers hotel looking up the mer de glacé- you take cable car down to the glacier then there’s a few hundred meters of metal steps to the glacier floor - it’s signposted as you go down height of the glacier years gone by - very sad -- stunning place to see if you’ve not been there yet 👌

Good work!