50 days of drinking lake and river water // Sweden tour Ep 2

About the video:
This is the adventure when I’m bike touring in Sweden and wild camping for 50 days in a row. All water and electricity I take from the nature.
Music:
I make all the music you hear in this channel. It’s old instruments. It’s tagelharpa, bodhrán, Jaw’s harp, firewood, bukkehorn, hurdy gurdy, bouzouki, acoustic guitar and my voice.
GEAR LIST
Camping:
Tent, Abisko view 2, Fjällräven
Sleeping bag, comfort +5
Foot patch
Gas
Pen
Nail clippers
Hydrocortisone ointment
Blindfold
Rubber bands
Sleeping pad
Trekking rod
Glasses case
Book
Mosquito repellent
Lace
Head mosquito net
Air madress
Painkillers
Deodorant
Lighter and matches
Band-Aid
Dental floss
Dry bags
Wetex cloth
Liner
Army knife
Sewing kit
Water filter, Foreclaz
Stearic
Nalgene bottle
Tent Footprint
Wooden mug
Hand shovel
Gas stove
Fork and spoon
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Wind protection for the stove
Earplugs
Hunting knife
Bike:
Specialized Diverge Elite E5 Gravel bike
Tension band
D-Lock
Wire
Helmet
Chain gauge
Pump
Extra tube
Chain oil dry
Chain link repair
Polygrip
Front and rear lights
Extra screws
Tire repair kit
carbine hooks
Electronics:
Drone
Sd cards 6
Iphone 12
3X 20 W sola panels
Headphones
Iphone shell for the bike
Extra iPhone clip
Tripod
Gps satelite Garmin
101 0000 mhp powerbanks
Headlamp
Clothes:
Slippers croocs
Sock for the nalgene bottle
Small Towel
Pants, Lundhags
2X Boxer
2 pair of socks
Rain wear, Fjällräven
Running jacket
Refflective vest
T-shirt polyester
Fleeze sweater
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[@andreaswinkel1297]

I would have preferred to give the water some rest until stuff had a chance to sediment. Then I would have filtered with one or two coffee filters. At least a sufficient amount of chlorine water disinfectant. However, an at least semi-professional water filter would be more helpful but also more cost intensive and more weightful.

[@biketouringnature]

Haha. Coffee filters are good. On my adventure this summer I will use the Grayl water filter. I got hi hopes for that one.

[@andreaswinkel1297]

@@biketouringnature That might be a good water filter. I have no personal experience with that product. However, I would prefer sediment first and thne filter with a coffee filter prior filtering with the Grayl water filter. This is helpful, especially, when the water comes from a dirt water source.