Thank you so much for posting your two top 10 videos. Finally a list of places to visit which do not involve strenuous hikes. I am very grateful to you.
Hej ! Fantastiskt fint filmat och berättat viket är en ledstjärna för oss nu. Vi reser efter den nu och har gjort kväll i Haukland beach. En otroligt fin plats! Hur fantastiskt fint ni än har återgett landskapet i er film så överträffas den av verkligheten som har fler dimensioner. Men återigen er presentation är en stor magnet. Fortsätt på det ni är bra på!
Burvīgs video, ļoti patika skati no augšas, tie dod foršu pieskaņu redzētajam. Esmu apmeklējis šo salu 7 reizes un vienmēr atrodu kaut ko jaunu. Thanks your!
Thank you very much indeed Sir, nice country or town, also nice classic minibus, beautifully adventure, watching from bandung timur, west java, java island, Indonesia
Now that you have given us a glimpse into that area I really hope to travel there some day, I think Reine is simply beautiful with that snow covered mountain in the background ! Really stunning area.
Inspirational. I do love these rugged, remote and beautiful places. Thank you for sharing. Doesn't matter where you are in the world, sheep are stubborn or stupid or both😜 Oh, and don't forget to give Balthazar a fuss for me. Cheers
Thanks for posting this (both part 1 and 2)! I grew up in Lødingen, which you may have passed on your way to Lofoten, and I've visited some of these places several times, but it's very nice to see them again in such a well made video. Especially since I now live in a bigger city far away, and I miss the region I grew up in :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Must have been amazing growing up in the area 🤗 we really would like to go back again sometime, Do you have any tips on places to see around or in Lødingen? we love exploring new places 🤗
@@Beelzebus Lødingen is so tiny, it doesn't really compare to for example Svolvær... I am a bit of a (local) history nerd, so I'd recommend the old, abandoned coastal fort, and maybe a guided boat trip. A local couple put on a seasonal war history museum, but I think it's only open two weeks during summer. (They both have other jobs and commitments - one of which is running the local movie theater; in my opinion, the greatest small town movie theater in the world!) There's also hikes to old, historic burial sites, and a 5000 (or more?) year old rock carving. Outside of Lødingen, though, I highly recommend traversing the entire width of mainland Norway in one day (or two, if you want more relaxed hike) along Rallarvegen from Riksgränsen in Sweden, to Rombaksbotn near Narvik 😀 It's about 16 km if you get picked up by boat when you reach the ocean, and an additional 7 km if you backtrack a bit and catch the train to Narvik.
We actually prefer smaller towns and places! Those are often hidden gems 😉 OOOOOO! Coastal fort we´re definitely checking it out next time we pass Lødingen! we will probably try to find the carvings also 🥳🥳 We have actually checked out the Rallarvegen we thought of maybe cycling it but it´s in the south of Norway right? We usually take the Riksgränsen route to Lofoten so it would be awesome to hike to Narvik for example 🤗😀 Thank you so much for all the tips we really appreciate them!
@@Beelzebus Oh yeah, there is one in the south, too 🙂 I don't know much about that one, but the one from Riksgränsen to Rombaksbotn (and then back to Katterat train station if you don't want to take a boat from Rombaksbotn) is probably doable on bicycles. I was passed by a couple of bicyclists when I hiked it in 2017. Come to think of it, if you park Beelzebus at Riksgränsen, you should be able to take the train from Katterat station back to Riksgränsen, and then drive on from there. 🤔
Nice videos! And greetings from Finnish lapland! I have been in lofoten 7 times if I count it right. These videos are full of memories. Brenna and the blacksmith are those places that I haven't be yet. There is also few trips coming when this corona situation is over. One is the regular every year summer trip with my wife with our camper van and the other is with motorcycle and with my friends. I just realised that I have a picture of your car... I tried to find it but I have too many pictures so it might take a few days.. But it is taken in Reine one rainy day :D
Thank you so much! 7 times! That´s great! Then you know it well by now 😉. The blackmith is a must it´s very nice to see him working and all the old engines they got working! Mc trip sounds awesome! where do you usually go then? Coolers then we almost met already! 😃 we lived in Reine for a while while Björn was working in town.
Hi what a nice video's and what a nice dog...I planned a travel in next september to the Nord Kapp and I want to visit the Lofoten as well. I drive a MB L608D campervan from 1976. is there something were i have to count with? rules and regulation wise? things that i have to arrange in advance. as far as i know Corona is holding me back but i hope in september it will be better, we are two months further than. Nice paintings on your bus, I like it very much. the diesel heater, is that enough? I have two heaters, a diesel heater witch also heats the engine as a safety heater and a standart Truma gas heating system on LPG. how difficult is it to find auto gas (LPG)? Greatings Arie
Hi! Thank you! ok that sounds great! L608D nice that's the long chassis right? well there's a rule that you have to have snow chains in you're vehicle in the winter time. and if you go to Lofoten the best place to refill gas is in Svolvær. Our diesel heater is 5kw and it is more than enough. Have a safe and great trip :)
Beelzebus wauw thank you, My heater is also 5kw coulant heater with floor-heating. I have snow chains and i bring also studs with me which i can screw into my tires. Thanks for you reaction, within 2 weeks I am leaving....I can’t wait 😊
Hello! We actually spent a couple of month in Lofoten. We arrived in the beginning of August and stayed until December. So the material in the video is a bit mixed, but mostly from late summer-early autumn!
nice video! We were in Lofoten 15 years ago and it was not that much touristic than. It seems to be a lot more crowded now. Of course I understand completely why so many people go but nevertheless I prefer it a bit quite. We will be going back on a campertrip with our doggie this June and wil see.
Thank you! Ok 15 years ago that must have been super nice! Yeah now it´s crowded and many businesses have started making money on that and revolve around tourism now. But it´s still a very beautify place 😃
@@Beelzebus yes of course it won't keep us away. First we have to see if corona makes it possible to go. And perhaps, because of that, its less crowded. Last year we went to the french alpes, just a week after de borders were openend. And it was really quit. while normally in places like Annecy or the route des grand alpes is also very crowded.
@@bernahazenbroek4867 Yeah, we are also waiting for this corona situation to resolve. But you are right, in a way, there might be less people everywhere now. Even though government in Sweden allowed people to travel within the county, there were way less Swedes traveling to such popular places as Gotland, for example. Visiting Alpes must have been so nice! It is on our bucket list, as soon as it will be possible and safe to travel again!
Just drive up to Senja instead. Most Norwegians would probably prefer that just because it's not as crowded. Bring a tent there and you don't have to see another person for a month.
during one of the parts when the music playing there was an alarm sound in the song and i thought it was my fire alarm going of i shit myself haha.. but wow such amazing places I will definitely be coming there one day
Hello! Yes, in Sweden we have a law called "allemansrätten" or "right of public access". We have a video about van-lifeing in Sweden, if you are interested to know more about it. But in short, thanks to the right of public access, everyone can move freely in Swedish nature. And even if the property is privately owned, you are still allowed to stay there for 24 hours as long as you are not disturbing anyone. Of course, you can't park right in front of someone's house, well, technically you can, but the owners will probably ask you to move somewhere else then. Norway, Finland and Denmark also have the same law, but there might be some differences, of course.
Hej, går det att fricampa på Lofoten? Är det många får som springa lös? Vi har 4 malamuter med oss. Är det många turister i juli? Hur ser det ut med ställplatsen? Vi har 1 bil med stor husvagn plus en caddy med hundarna och vill stå nära varandra, ej på campingar. Vi skall på semester om några dagar bara, så om ni kunde svara snabbt vore det en bonus 😂 Hälsningar från Alnö/Sundsvall
Hej ja ni kan nog fricampa men det är nog inte många platser man kan göra det på och det är mycket får 😅 men det finns många ställplatser och campingplatser 👍
And he also licked a tap... I enjoyed the video, but those moments had a bad impression on me. Please, do not allow your dog to lick things that people use and drink from. Just carry a bowl with you 😉
@@Eirliss Thank you for watching =) the taps are for cleaning fish guts when the fishing boats arrive with fish. so it should be fine. we also had our thoughts about it so we asked a guy who was working there and he said it was no problem. =)
@@Beelzebus , oh, didn't know it is for fish, then I'm sorry! Unfortunately I've seen so many owners allowing their dogs to drink from taps and drinking fontains, to the point that everything triggers me 😵🤣
Other towns in Lofoten are more "normal" with shopping centers, offices, intustry, etc. The towns in these videos are the more unique ones, and as they said in the video, some of these small communities have very few permanent residents. Norway has a "school guarantee", if I remember correctly. So no matter where you live, if there is not a school in walking distance, the government will pay for your school bus.
Thank you!🙂 We are happy to hear you like it!We probably should have shown it in the video, but we actually took it out and threw that fish away, just in case. But since it’s a town-museum that fish is just for display. It’s lying straight on the ground underneath houses where any rodents can find it and eat it as well. But we had exactly the same thoughts as you, so we threw it away instead. 🤗
Oh shit. It seemed too good to be true. I´m sorry to say: Carelessness in letting your dog chew on something which you put back there for someone else to eat... Carelessness having your dog drink from the source people will take their drinking water. What were you thinking? You should have taken that dried fish and asked where can you pay for the damage. You should have had a bowl for the water for your dog. Come on. I´m going to unsubscribe. But I´d like to hear your view first before I decide either way.
If you don’t believe we are normal decent people and need some kind of explanation from us after you were very rude to us, maybe you should unsubscribe. 🤷♀️ FYI, if you’ve read our previous comments, you’d know that this water source was not for people. And that the fish was not for use. I wish you would go to a place like that, where they actually dry fish for use (which again - wasn’t the case), then you would see with your own eyes how it all happens and wouldn’t even write something like that to us even if that fish was going to be used. But again, it wasn’t. It is a ghost town. There’s no point to be rude in the comments to someone you don’t know about something you don’t know. There’s no pint to be rude to anyone about absolutely anything. There’s always a way to talk to people nicely. If you don’t like our content or us for some reason, it is fine. I hope you find another channel that you really like and enjoy. Good luck and I still hope you have a great weekend.
We probably should have specified in this video, but we actually didn’t film the part where we took that fish out again and threw it away. Just in case. Even though that fish was not for eating but for display as this whole town is a museum and not a real fishing village. The fish is lying under the houses on the ground where any rodent can chew on it. But specifically that fish we took with us, we just didn’t film it. 🤗 Thanks for your comment.
@@Beelzebus You threw that away? Did you pay for it? Did you think that these fish were set up there to dry just for your enjoyment? Someones living depends on that. I think you should stay at home to do no more damage.
@@VesaGuardian I think you should not jump into assumptions. This is a town-museum, I think we specified that in our video. No ones living depends on that fish. It is lying under a house where any rodents and insects can take a bite or make a nest in it, for display purposes only. Maybe you shouldn’t jump into conclusions too fast and actually start a nice conversation with people before being so rude and accusing them in something they didn’t do. You could have asked us instead of being so rude. Cheers, I wish you a happy life and a nice weekend.
@amudupa Thanks for the tip.🤗 Yeah, I definitely will next time.😬 I just felt that this particular part of the video with the fish needed a bit of explanation, since we got some unexpected reactions. This video was the third video we ever made, we had no idea we had to explain everything in such detail. It is a pity some people instead of starting a normal discussion, jump into assumptions and start writing weird rude stuff to people they don't even know.
@@Beelzebus I heard and understood you perfectly, even when I played the video at 1,5 speed because I want to go home from work, but I wanted to see the entire video first :)
Thank you so much for posting your two top 10 videos. Finally a list of places to visit which do not involve strenuous hikes. I am very grateful to you.
Stunning!
Lofoten is a wonderful place! Thank you so much for watching! 🤗
Fantastic video! 📸 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it! 😀
Hej ! Fantastiskt fint filmat och berättat viket är en ledstjärna för oss nu. Vi reser efter den nu och har gjort kväll i Haukland beach. En otroligt fin plats! Hur fantastiskt fint ni än har återgett landskapet i er film så överträffas den av verkligheten som har fler dimensioner. Men återigen er presentation är en stor magnet. Fortsätt på det ni är bra på!
Thank you guys. Very beautiful nature around you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes it was amazing there! 🤗👍
Burvīgs video, ļoti patika skati no augšas, tie dod foršu pieskaņu redzētajam. Esmu apmeklējis šo salu 7 reizes un vienmēr atrodu kaut ko jaunu. Thanks your!
Thank you so much! Lofoten is truly beautiful we can understand you returned, we have also been there several times 😀 it´s hard not to to return 😉
I was there for 5 day last month... And i need to go back... it was amazing. Thank you for the memories.
Glad you enjoyed it!😀
thank you again for this great video.
Thank you for watching 😃
Thank you very much indeed Sir, nice country or town, also nice classic minibus, beautifully adventure, watching from bandung timur, west java, java island, Indonesia
Thank you very much for watching! greeting all the way from Sweden to you! 😀
The place is so beautiful... 🙂
It really is! =)
A nice follow up vid. The waterfalls and the veins of igneous rock were, well-rockin’ 🤟Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks again for watching out videos! 🤗
You shuld add the bay by Grunnfor, stunning!
Thanks for the tip we sure will go there next trip! 🤗👍
Очень красивые места- вы молодцы.Удачи Вам
Thank you! 😃
fantastyczne miejsca. Thank You:)
Thank you 🤗
Now that you have given us a glimpse into that area I really hope to travel there some day, I think Reine is simply beautiful with that snow covered mountain in the background ! Really stunning area.
Please do! it´s definitely worth it 😉👌😃
This is a very nice video about Lofotens ! Thank yours!
Thank you! 😀
I'm so glad I have my own tap adapter! You never know what has happened to it before you fill up with water oh yes we do now!!!
That's a handy thing to have 👍
Another super vid! Thanks for the tour again! will definently try to visit Lofoten in the future =)
It´s absolutely worth it! 😉😀
So beautiful! Paradise island! Thank you 😉
😀😀😀
Parabens lindas imagens
Thank you so much!
You need to visit Vikten, and the islands Skrova, Vaeroy and Rost, Vesteralen and Senja are great also.
Wow 🤩
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Inspirational. I do love these rugged, remote and beautiful places. Thank you for sharing.
Doesn't matter where you are in the world, sheep are stubborn or stupid or both😜
Oh, and don't forget to give Balthazar a fuss for me. Cheers
Thank you! Yes we love them too! 👌
we will 😉😀
Majestic Norway . Wonderful world .New subcriber here . Regards from philiphines🇵🇭
Welcome aboard! Thank you so much for the support 😉
A great couple of videos. Very informative. Did you have the ‘best cinnamon buns in the world’ at Ustad? Delicious!
Thank you! Haha yes, we did! They were very tasty and veeery big!😆😆😆 We didn’t expect them to be that big when we ordered them! 😅
Thank you! Yes we tried them =) super delicious! and HUGE!
Beautifull !!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for posting this (both part 1 and 2)! I grew up in Lødingen, which you may have passed on your way to Lofoten, and I've visited some of these places several times, but it's very nice to see them again in such a well made video. Especially since I now live in a bigger city far away, and I miss the region I grew up in :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Must have been amazing growing up in the area 🤗 we really would like to go back again sometime, Do you have any tips on places to see around or in Lødingen? we love exploring new places 🤗
@@Beelzebus Lødingen is so tiny, it doesn't really compare to for example Svolvær...
I am a bit of a (local) history nerd, so I'd recommend the old, abandoned coastal fort, and maybe a guided boat trip. A local couple put on a seasonal war history museum, but I think it's only open two weeks during summer. (They both have other jobs and commitments - one of which is running the local movie theater; in my opinion, the greatest small town movie theater in the world!) There's also hikes to old, historic burial sites, and a 5000 (or more?) year old rock carving.
Outside of Lødingen, though, I highly recommend traversing the entire width of mainland Norway in one day (or two, if you want more relaxed hike) along Rallarvegen from Riksgränsen in Sweden, to Rombaksbotn near Narvik 😀 It's about 16 km if you get picked up by boat when you reach the ocean, and an additional 7 km if you backtrack a bit and catch the train to Narvik.
We actually prefer smaller towns and places! Those are often hidden gems 😉 OOOOOO! Coastal fort we´re definitely checking it out next time we pass Lødingen! we will probably try to find the carvings also 🥳🥳
We have actually checked out the Rallarvegen we thought of maybe cycling it but it´s in the south of Norway right?
We usually take the Riksgränsen route to Lofoten so it would be awesome to hike to Narvik for example 🤗😀
Thank you so much for all the tips we really appreciate them!
@@Beelzebus Oh yeah, there is one in the south, too 🙂 I don't know much about that one, but the one from Riksgränsen to Rombaksbotn (and then back to Katterat train station if you don't want to take a boat from Rombaksbotn) is probably doable on bicycles. I was passed by a couple of bicyclists when I hiked it in 2017.
Come to think of it, if you park Beelzebus at Riksgränsen, you should be able to take the train from Katterat station back to Riksgränsen, and then drive on from there. 🤔
Fantastic videos. We've been to Lofoten a few times, but we have a lot to discover still. I really like your bus too :) Say hello to Baltazar
Thank you! It´s so many places to discover there! have you found all the hidden huts? Will do! he will be super happy! 😁
Hi I'm a new subscriber, and are loving your content, hope to visit Norway and Sweden in a motorhome one day, keep up the good work x
Welcome aboard Gary! 😀 Thank you for your support! Maybe we can meet up one day then hopefully! 😀👍
What autumn month did you visit Reine? Im planning to visit them this upcoming October.
We visited Reine early autumn September-October very nice time to be there! 🤗👍
I envy your life 😍 Benz camping car is so cool 👍
Thank you! 😀
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I appreciate this
Nice videos! And greetings from Finnish lapland! I have been in lofoten 7 times if I count it right. These videos are full of memories. Brenna and the blacksmith are those places that I haven't be yet. There is also few trips coming when this corona situation is over. One is the regular every year summer trip with my wife with our camper van and the other is with motorcycle and with my friends. I just realised that I have a picture of your car... I tried to find it but I have too many pictures so it might take a few days.. But it is taken in Reine one rainy day :D
Thank you so much! 7 times! That´s great! Then you know it well by now 😉. The blackmith is a must it´s very nice to see him working and all the old engines they got working! Mc trip sounds awesome! where do you usually go then? Coolers then we almost met already! 😃 we lived in Reine for a while while Björn was working in town.
Hi what a nice video's and what a nice dog...I planned a travel in next september to the Nord Kapp and I want to visit the Lofoten as well. I drive a MB L608D campervan from 1976. is there something were i have to count with? rules and regulation wise? things that i have to arrange in advance. as far as i know Corona is holding me back but i hope in september it will be better, we are two months further than.
Nice paintings on your bus, I like it very much.
the diesel heater, is that enough? I have two heaters, a diesel heater witch also heats the engine as a safety heater and a standart Truma gas heating system on LPG. how difficult is it to find auto gas (LPG)?
Greatings
Arie
Hi! Thank you! ok that sounds great! L608D nice that's the long chassis right? well there's a rule that you have to have snow chains in you're vehicle in the winter time.
and if you go to Lofoten the best place to refill gas is in Svolvær.
Our diesel heater is 5kw and it is more than enough.
Have a safe and great trip :)
Beelzebus wauw thank you, My heater is also 5kw coulant heater with floor-heating. I have snow chains and i bring also studs with me which i can screw into my tires.
Thanks for you reaction, within 2 weeks I am leaving....I can’t wait 😊
Ciao. Please, in what month have you spended your wonderfull trip in lofoten islands. Thank you for your early reply. Andrea Italy
Hello! We actually spent a couple of month in Lofoten. We arrived in the beginning of August and stayed until December. So the material in the video is a bit mixed, but mostly from late summer-early autumn!
nice video! We were in Lofoten 15 years ago and it was not that much touristic than. It seems to be a lot more crowded now. Of course I understand completely why so many people go but nevertheless I prefer it a bit quite. We will be going back on a campertrip with our doggie this June and wil see.
Thank you! Ok 15 years ago that must have been super nice! Yeah now it´s crowded and many businesses have started making money on that and revolve around tourism now. But it´s still a very beautify place 😃
@@Beelzebus yes of course it won't keep us away. First we have to see if corona makes it possible to go. And perhaps, because of that, its less crowded. Last year we went to the french alpes, just a week after de borders were openend. And it was really quit. while normally in places like Annecy or the route des grand alpes is also very crowded.
@@bernahazenbroek4867 Yeah, we are also waiting for this corona situation to resolve. But you are right, in a way, there might be less people everywhere now. Even though government in Sweden allowed people to travel within the county, there were way less Swedes traveling to such popular places as Gotland, for example. Visiting Alpes must have been so nice! It is on our bucket list, as soon as it will be possible and safe to travel again!
Just drive up to Senja instead. Most Norwegians would probably prefer that just because it's not as crowded. Bring a tent there and you don't have to see another person for a month.
during one of the parts when the music playing there was an alarm sound in the song and i thought it was my fire alarm going of i shit myself haha.. but wow such amazing places I will definitely be coming there one day
Is freedom camping allowed in Scandinavia?
Hello! Yes, in Sweden we have a law called "allemansrätten" or "right of public access". We have a video about van-lifeing in Sweden, if you are interested to know more about it. But in short, thanks to the right of public access, everyone can move freely in Swedish nature. And even if the property is privately owned, you are still allowed to stay there for 24 hours as long as you are not disturbing anyone. Of course, you can't park right in front of someone's house, well, technically you can, but the owners will probably ask you to move somewhere else then. Norway, Finland and Denmark also have the same law, but there might be some differences, of course.
Hej, går det att fricampa på Lofoten? Är det många får som springa lös? Vi har 4 malamuter med oss. Är det många turister i juli? Hur ser det ut med ställplatsen? Vi har 1 bil med stor husvagn plus en caddy med hundarna och vill stå nära varandra, ej på campingar. Vi skall på semester om några dagar bara, så om ni kunde svara snabbt vore det en bonus 😂
Hälsningar från Alnö/Sundsvall
Hej ja ni kan nog fricampa men det är nog inte många platser man kan göra det på och det är mycket får 😅 men det finns många ställplatser och campingplatser 👍
Did u put the fish back after the dog licked it?
No we took it out later and threw it away 👍
And he also licked a tap... I enjoyed the video, but those moments had a bad impression on me. Please, do not allow your dog to lick things that people use and drink from. Just carry a bowl with you 😉
@@Eirliss Thank you for watching =)
the taps are for cleaning fish guts when the fishing boats arrive with fish. so it should be fine. we also had our thoughts about it so we asked a guy who was working there and he said it was no problem. =)
@@Beelzebus , oh, didn't know it is for fish, then I'm sorry! Unfortunately I've seen so many owners allowing their dogs to drink from taps and drinking fontains, to the point that everything triggers me 😵🤣
@@Beelzebus I read somewhere that dogs' mouths are cleaner than human mouths.
Hi wow nice
Thank you! Cheers!
Which drone are you using?
It´s an DJI Phantom 4 Pro 😀
What do people do to make a living or schools ?
On Lofoten the biggest industries are fishing industries and they have schools there too 😉
Other towns in Lofoten are more "normal" with shopping centers, offices, intustry, etc. The towns in these videos are the more unique ones, and as they said in the video, some of these small communities have very few permanent residents. Norway has a "school guarantee", if I remember correctly. So no matter where you live, if there is not a school in walking distance, the government will pay for your school bus.
where did you rent the van from?
We built it we own it so we can live full time in it 😀👍
Do some people in these places speak English ?
Yes most of them can speak English 😉
more scenes from Mercedes :) and buy flashlights
It´s coming =) yes we will 😅👍
I like so much the video, but please, if your dog bites that fish, speak with the owner and don't put the fish like nothing what happend
Thank you!🙂 We are happy to hear you like it!We probably should have shown it in the video, but we actually took it out and threw that fish away, just in case. But since it’s a town-museum that fish is just for display. It’s lying straight on the ground underneath houses where any rodents can find it and eat it as well. But we had exactly the same thoughts as you, so we threw it away instead. 🤗
Our visit there: ua-cam.com/video/DWgqxk5gG8w/v-deo.html
Very nice intro text 😉 Nice pictures it´s so beautiful there! well done! keep it up 👍😉
Fffoooooor
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Oh shit. It seemed too good to be true. I´m sorry to say: Carelessness in letting your dog chew on something which you put back there for someone else to eat... Carelessness having your dog drink from the source people will take their drinking water. What were you thinking? You should have taken that dried fish and asked where can you pay for the damage. You should have had a bowl for the water for your dog. Come on. I´m going to unsubscribe. But I´d like to hear your view first before I decide either way.
If you don’t believe we are normal decent people and need some kind of explanation from us after you were very rude to us, maybe you should unsubscribe. 🤷♀️ FYI, if you’ve read our previous comments, you’d know that this water source was not for people. And that the fish was not for use. I wish you would go to a place like that, where they actually dry fish for use (which again - wasn’t the case), then you would see with your own eyes how it all happens and wouldn’t even write something like that to us even if that fish was going to be used. But again, it wasn’t. It is a ghost town. There’s no point to be rude in the comments to someone you don’t know about something you don’t know. There’s no pint to be rude to anyone about absolutely anything. There’s always a way to talk to people nicely. If you don’t like our content or us for some reason, it is fine. I hope you find another channel that you really like and enjoy. Good luck and I still hope you have a great weekend.
hm.. that's not really nice. Letting your dog chew that fish and then put it back. Other people are eating that. 😒
We probably should have specified in this video, but we actually didn’t film the part where we took that fish out again and threw it away. Just in case. Even though that fish was not for eating but for display as this whole town is a museum and not a real fishing village. The fish is lying under the houses on the ground where any rodent can chew on it. But specifically that fish we took with us, we just didn’t film it. 🤗 Thanks for your comment.
@@Beelzebus You threw that away? Did you pay for it? Did you think that these fish were set up there to dry just for your enjoyment? Someones living depends on that. I think you should stay at home to do no more damage.
@@VesaGuardian I think you should not jump into assumptions. This is a town-museum, I think we specified that in our video. No ones living depends on that fish. It is lying under a house where any rodents and insects can take a bite or make a nest in it, for display purposes only. Maybe you shouldn’t jump into conclusions too fast and actually start a nice conversation with people before being so rude and accusing them in something they didn’t do. You could have asked us instead of being so rude. Cheers, I wish you a happy life and a nice weekend.
@@Beelzebus You should ignore the troller...
@amudupa Thanks for the tip.🤗 Yeah, I definitely will next time.😬 I just felt that this particular part of the video with the fish needed a bit of explanation, since we got some unexpected reactions. This video was the third video we ever made, we had no idea we had to explain everything in such detail. It is a pity some people instead of starting a normal discussion, jump into assumptions and start writing weird rude stuff to people they don't even know.
annoying music, i can't hear your voice even at highest volume.
Sorry for the low voice, we have upgraded our mic so we have a easier time audio editing now. =)
@@Beelzebus I heard and understood you perfectly, even when I played the video at 1,5 speed because I want to go home from work, but I wanted to see the entire video first :)