Holy Molly, I recognised the stone at 1:29 I checked my pictures for confirmation. I camped there exactly on the 23.08.2023 it was the most astonishing place. Thank you for the nice throwback
Another great video. This to me is the perfect encapsulation of how I feel out in nature on two wheels. It's special, much more than it is grandiose. I think I'm not alone in appreciating how you seem to cherish the little and the sensible. I hope you one day happen to want to make and document a trip to Jæren and Rogaland, as to my knowledge, no one else really has. It's my home and a truly special place to explore trails. Whenever I'm in the hills, the phrase "terra lunaire" repeats itself in my mind. Jæren is not covered by Boreal forest, making it feel very different from the east. The climate feels Danish. I also want to thank you for your beautiful work in reminding us all that the colder and wet months aren't just the time in which we wait for the warmer and green months. My manager, and good friend, astutely said that "You can't have this thing you love so much, which you can only do for half the year". Indeed. Even then, autumn and winter isn't an obstacle and something we must simply push through; it is beautiful in its own way. Your photographs prove it. The air is special in the autumn. The colours are irreplicable, and the lower sun creates an incredible and abstract expression in the landscape. Wind, while it slows you down, is still very special. I agree with what you said. It's almost not possible to dig a hole and wallow in anxiety when the wind is going right through you. I wish I could put into words that feeling cycling gives us, where something which shouldn't be fun, which sounds antithetical to pleasure, somehow creates a deep feeling of satisfaction and serenity. All the best, and thank you for continuing to make truly unique videos that resonate so well with how I, and many others, feel.
Thank you for your brilliant video (and stills) it has just given me some much needed relaxation in our over busy world. Please keep doing your trips and allowing us into your world. 🙂
All of your videos are amazing. You have such a way of renewing my inspiration for bike packing, wilderness, living on the fringe, beauty of the earth and much more! Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you for sharing your cycling adventures it’s so inspiring to watch your detailed and beautifully edited videos. Being amateur photographer myself I admire your eye for the many landscapes and travel situations - also I never considered biking the northern part of Jylland, but I’m inspired!! Thanks for making Denmark look so magical 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for your amazing content . Sharing your adventures with us is very appreciated. Love tour content and your outlook on life and our environment. The absolute best to your and your amazing family
I am always glad to see you posting new videos. This was as all the others...spectacular. Really love the content and as a fellow bicycle tourist, I really appreciate having the place all to myself. Cheers.
Glad you liked it! 😊🙏🏻 Fun to hear you rode the same place this year. We actually had a ride a bit further south along the west coast in August this year. I have ridden more or less the exact same trip route and still had two completely unique experiences. I guess that’s what’s so nice about being in the outdoors. There’s always something new 😊
Thanks, glad to hear you enjoyed it! 😊🙏🏻 It can be “langt mellem snapsene” in Denmark when it comes to nature, but it sure is beautiful in the right spots! 😄
Yet another super nice film. Never disappointing. Absolutely loved it. It’s good to have you back (p.s: would love to see another sound harvesting episode one day too. I’m into field recording too and loved your first episode!) thanks for sharing such a cool little trip!
Happy to hear you liked it! 😊🙏🏻 I’m still working with nature sound recording, but mainly with drop rigs to get animal soundscape recordings that I’m using when I give public speeches. I have decided not to make any more nature sound recording videos for the moment as I can’t justify the time spent working on the movies as the time is better spent working on public speaking and other nature sound related projects.
Beautiful film 🙂 Doesn't matter that much what you use for filming. Most people watch it on their phone anyway. And cellphones have come a long way with quite acceptable quality on both photos and video. Nice to see images from Denmark. I passed along parts of that route in 2022. Followed the westcoast to the north from just north of Esbjerg all the way up to Grenen. It was more beautiful then I would have guessed 🙂
I agree it doesn’t matter too much in a cell phone, and maybe especially for me as I don’t tend to spend as much energy on “massaging” the video footage as I do with photos. It’s not broadcast television what I am doing 😄 The west coast really has a special vibe to it. I have a video in the pipeline from this summer when we rode an elongated loop from Hirtshals and down to Agger and back along the coast, but we still haven’t been all the way down to Esbjerg. Good to have something to look forward to 😄
Thank you for a wonderful film. I'd love to know what settings you were using for the Fuji stills. Was it a particular simulation recipe, or one of Fuji preset simulations, please? I mean the photos near the beginning of the film, at the beach. Thank you!
It’s more or less just following the cycle route from Hirtshals to Skagen and Frederikshavn and then improvise along the way as your mood and the weather dictates 😊
Thanks, mate 😄🙏🏻 I usually don’t share our exact whereabouts, but basically it’s all about just following the official cycling routes from Hirtshals to Frederikshavn via Skagen and the improvise along the way 😊
does Blackmagic camera app work on your iphone? maybe offer more control. the video looks really good. and its all about the vibe audio , last is the picture.
Thanks for the tip. I must admit I hadn’t heard about the Blackmagic camera app, but it sounds like the app to use on the iPhone. I usually film with mye Fujifilm XT-3 with an ND-filter to control the shutter speed and depth of field, so I’m not sure I’m going to use the iPhone in the future, but if I am, I think your suggestion could be a good idea to have more control over the exposure. Thanks again! 😊
@@BackwoodsBikepacking i just found out about that app like a month ago :D bu my phone was too old. but i have a pro mode in my Galaxy S20FE for some more control. but i come to find just having the everything on full auto is also pretty ok as loong as youre able to capture the moments :D
Those are indeed Carhartt overalls. My better half are riding in a pair of Lundhags boots. I can’t recall the name, but they have unfortunately stopped making them. I’m wearing a pair of Duckfeet Faaborg. I totally love those boots, but after 7-8 years of use, the natural rubber sole unfortunately have become pretty sticky, so I have had to retire them. Wish I had a new pair, though 😄 Good bikepacking boots are super hard to find, I think. If I can’t get my hands (feet) on a new pair of Duckfeet, I think the nearest alternative is a pair of Redwing Moc toes.
Ha-ha, I glad you’d like to view the video in higher resolution. 4K resolution video is expensive to shoot compared to HD as everything has to be scaled up, in particular memory cards and hard drive storage. The workflow is also a bit slower, so for an amateur like me, it doesn’t really make sense to shoot in 4K as most people watch this stuff on a phone anyway. But who knows, maybe I’ll jump on the 4K wagon sometime in the future 😄👍
The danish authorities allow cars on the Beach because it´s practical, and it doesn´t bother anyone, and norwegian ,german, swedish Maybe even a few British tourists like it that way😊
To be clear, I’m not talking about fishermen driving down to their boats in the harbor, they obviously have a good reason to drive to the beach, but I can see no good reason to permit leisure driving along the beach. It ruins the kind of peace and quiet you can’t find anywhere else in a land like Denmark.
Absolutely stunning video, thanks for making the danish landscape seem so magicial. Great storytelling and recounting
Thanks for you kind words, much appreciated! 😊🙏🏻
Holy Molly, I recognised the stone at 1:29 I checked my pictures for confirmation. I camped there exactly on the 23.08.2023 it was the most astonishing place. Thank you for the nice throwback
That’s funny 😄 I’m not that surprised as there weren’t many obvious spots to camp on the steep hill sides of the lake. Great spot 😄
Another great video. This to me is the perfect encapsulation of how I feel out in nature on two wheels. It's special, much more than it is grandiose. I think I'm not alone in appreciating how you seem to cherish the little and the sensible. I hope you one day happen to want to make and document a trip to Jæren and Rogaland, as to my knowledge, no one else really has. It's my home and a truly special place to explore trails. Whenever I'm in the hills, the phrase "terra lunaire" repeats itself in my mind. Jæren is not covered by Boreal forest, making it feel very different from the east. The climate feels Danish.
I also want to thank you for your beautiful work in reminding us all that the colder and wet months aren't just the time in which we wait for the warmer and green months. My manager, and good friend, astutely said that "You can't have this thing you love so much, which you can only do for half the year". Indeed. Even then, autumn and winter isn't an obstacle and something we must simply push through; it is beautiful in its own way. Your photographs prove it. The air is special in the autumn. The colours are irreplicable, and the lower sun creates an incredible and abstract expression in the landscape. Wind, while it slows you down, is still very special. I agree with what you said. It's almost not possible to dig a hole and wallow in anxiety when the wind is going right through you. I wish I could put into words that feeling cycling gives us, where something which shouldn't be fun, which sounds antithetical to pleasure, somehow creates a deep feeling of satisfaction and serenity.
All the best, and thank you for continuing to make truly unique videos that resonate so well with how I, and many others, feel.
Dane here - love the vid 👏😊
Great to hear, glad you liked it! 😊🙏
What a great little film. I’m so glad I stumbled on it. Gorgeous bikes too…….
Thanks, happy to hear you liked it! 😊🙏
Thank you for your brilliant video (and stills) it has just given me some much needed relaxation in our over busy world. Please keep doing your trips and allowing us into your world. 🙂
That’s really great to hear, thanks for the feedback! 😊🙏🏻
So calming! Always very happy to see new videos from you, keep living on the fringes and creating beautiful films!! Thanks :)
Thanks for your wonderful comment, glad you enjoyed the movie! 😊🙏🏻
All of your videos are amazing. You have such a way of renewing my inspiration for bike packing, wilderness, living on the fringe, beauty of the earth and much more! Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks for your kind words, happy to hear that the videos resonate with you 😊🙏
Thank you for sharing your cycling adventures it’s so inspiring to watch your detailed and beautifully edited videos. Being amateur photographer myself I admire your eye for the many landscapes and travel situations - also I never considered biking the northern part of Jylland, but I’m inspired!!
Thanks for making Denmark look so magical 🎉🎉🎉
Whatever the technology, a compelling storytelling is compelling storytelling, another great film
Thank you so much for your comment, happy to hear you enjoyed it! 😊🙏🏻
Oh, these colors....! Totally magic.Thanks!
Glad you liked it, thanks for commenting 😊🙏🏻
So enjoyed your video. The narration is beautiful. I could close my eyes and see in my minds eye what you were describing. Loved it.
Thanks for you kind words, great to hear that you enjoyed it! 😊🙏
Delightful film. As always 🙂
Thank you for making it.
Thanks, happy to hear you enjoyed it 😊🙏🏻
Thank you for your amazing content . Sharing your adventures with us is very appreciated. Love tour content and your outlook on life and our environment.
The absolute best to your and your amazing family
Thank you so much for your kind comment, very appreciated! 😊🙏🏻
What superb film! Fine photography and a great feeling for landscape. In all of your productions I find inspiration.
Thank you so much for your kind words, glad to hear you enjoy the videos 😊🙏🏻
Another great video, putting smile on my face! Thanks ;)
Happy to hear that! 😊🙏🏻
Another lovely Video 🙌
Thanks, great to hear! 😊🙏🏻
I am always glad to see you posting new videos. This was as all the others...spectacular. Really love the content and as a fellow bicycle tourist, I really appreciate having the place all to myself. Cheers.
Thanks for all the kind words, happy to hear you enjoy the movies 😊🙏
Lovelly to see you out and about on your bikes again! Great video! Thankyou.
Thanks! 😊🙏🏻 We have a few trips under our belt that I haven’t had a possibility to turn into movies just yet 😊
A very nice story with beautiful pictures! I cycled this area myself in August but your video opens my eyes for an additional, different sight!
Glad you liked it! 😊🙏🏻 Fun to hear you rode the same place this year. We actually had a ride a bit further south along the west coast in August this year. I have ridden more or less the exact same trip route and still had two completely unique experiences. I guess that’s what’s so nice about being in the outdoors. There’s always something new 😊
It's great to see you back 👋
Great footage and story as usual 👌
Thanks very much for that 🙂👍
Thanks, Tony, glad to hear 😊🙏🏻 Fun to try to make something from the iPhone footage 😊
@BackwoodsBikepacking
If you made a video using a VHS camcorder it would still be top class viewing! 👍
😊🙏🏻
Nice to have you back!
Thanks, that’s nice to hear 😊🙏🏻
Fantastisk video! Og helt igennem uimodståelige billeder! 👌🎉😍
Det var hyggelig at høre, tusind tak! 😊🙏🏻
Thanks for another enjoyable video. I love the feel of your films. Greetings from Sweden
Happy to hear you enjoy the movies, thanks for commenting! 😊🙏🏻
I was delighted to see you drop a new film😊. Always a welcome surprise. Your filming and narration really draws me in🚲!
Very happy to hear that, thanks for your kind words! 😊🙏🏻
Funny, I slept in that very same shelter you two set your tent into two years ago. Great video, thank you.
That’s fun to hear. Definitely a nice location for a camp site. Glad you enjoyed the video 😊
Truly enjoyed seeing you on this trip in my homecountry. With - or without - the right lens 🙂
Thanks, glad to hear you enjoyed it! 😊🙏🏻 It can be “langt mellem snapsene” in Denmark when it comes to nature, but it sure is beautiful in the right spots! 😄
Yet another super nice film. Never disappointing. Absolutely loved it. It’s good to have you back (p.s: would love to see another sound harvesting episode one day too. I’m into field recording too and loved your first episode!) thanks for sharing such a cool little trip!
Happy to hear you liked it! 😊🙏🏻 I’m still working with nature sound recording, but mainly with drop rigs to get animal soundscape recordings that I’m using when I give public speeches. I have decided not to make any more nature sound recording videos for the moment as I can’t justify the time spent working on the movies as the time is better spent working on public speaking and other nature sound related projects.
Really enjoyed this.
Glad you liked it 😊🙏
Loved it…very well narrated ❤
Thanks, glad you liked it 😊🙏🏻
Beautiful video...thanks for sharing those moments..
Thanks for the kind words! 😊
I missed your stories! Love the video
Happy to hear you enjoyed the video! 😊🙏🏻
Another beautiful story...thank you!
Glad to hear you liked it, thanks! 😊🙏🏻
Beautiful video! Love your work! Cheers from Trøndelag
Thanks, happy to hear the movie has reached Trøndelag 😄🙏🏻
Beautiful shots!
Thanks, glad you liked them! 😊
Beautiful film 🙂 Doesn't matter that much what you use for filming. Most people watch it on their phone anyway. And cellphones have come a long way with quite acceptable quality on both photos and video. Nice to see images from Denmark. I passed along parts of that route in 2022. Followed the westcoast to the north from just north of Esbjerg all the way up to Grenen. It was more beautiful then I would have guessed 🙂
I agree it doesn’t matter too much in a cell phone, and maybe especially for me as I don’t tend to spend as much energy on “massaging” the video footage as I do with photos. It’s not broadcast television what I am doing 😄 The west coast really has a special vibe to it. I have a video in the pipeline from this summer when we rode an elongated loop from Hirtshals and down to Agger and back along the coast, but we still haven’t been all the way down to Esbjerg. Good to have something to look forward to 😄
Vest Danmark er stedet vi lever og elsker ❤ tak for den fin film. 👌
Jeg har også definitivt tabt mit hjerte til vestkysten 😊
outstanding content! thank you.
Thanks for you kind words, mate! 😊🙏🏻
Beautiful roadmovie. Good job with the iphone 🎥
Thanks, you got to roll with what you got, I suppose 😄👍
Such a beautiful journey.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊🙏🏻
Lovely video, nice to see someone else using Carradice saddle bags
Happy to hear you enjoyed it 😊🙏🏻 I absolutely love my Carradice bags! 🥰
Outstanding storytelling! Your perspective and approach is such a breath of fresh air. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for your wonderful comment, very much appreciated! 😄🙏🏻
Thank you for a wonderful film. I'd love to know what settings you were using for the Fuji stills. Was it a particular simulation recipe, or one of Fuji preset simulations, please? I mean the photos near the beginning of the film, at the beach. Thank you!
Great story. Well done.
Thanks, happy to hear you liked it 😊🙏🏻
Beautiful trip!
Thanks! 😊🙏🏻
Next time you do a Dk trip, let me know! Would love to join
Super god video🔝👍
Tak, hyggeligt at høre at den faldt i smag 😊🙏
Really nice, thank you. Do you have the route you took somewhere?
It’s more or less just following the cycle route from Hirtshals to Skagen and Frederikshavn and then improvise along the way as your mood and the weather dictates 😊
Wow! Off the hook. Any GPX maps that you would share?
Thanks, mate 😄🙏🏻 I usually don’t share our exact whereabouts, but basically it’s all about just following the official cycling routes from Hirtshals to Frederikshavn via Skagen and the improvise along the way 😊
does Blackmagic camera app work on your iphone? maybe offer more control. the video looks really good. and its all about the vibe audio , last is the picture.
Thanks for the tip. I must admit I hadn’t heard about the Blackmagic camera app, but it sounds like the app to use on the iPhone. I usually film with mye Fujifilm XT-3 with an ND-filter to control the shutter speed and depth of field, so I’m not sure I’m going to use the iPhone in the future, but if I am, I think your suggestion could be a good idea to have more control over the exposure. Thanks again! 😊
@@BackwoodsBikepacking i just found out about that app like a month ago :D bu my phone was too old. but i have a pro mode in my Galaxy S20FE for some more control. but i come to find just having the everything on full auto is also pretty ok as loong as youre able to capture the moments :D
Yes, things often happen quickly while bikepacking, so a simple camera setup is definitely often advantageous. It’s all a compromise, I suppose 😊
Endeliiig!
Taaaaaaakk! 😊🙏🏻
Well done
Thanks! 😊🙏🏻
What kind of boots were y’all wearing? Also, are those carhartt overalls?
Those are indeed Carhartt overalls. My better half are riding in a pair of Lundhags boots. I can’t recall the name, but they have unfortunately stopped making them. I’m wearing a pair of Duckfeet Faaborg. I totally love those boots, but after 7-8 years of use, the natural rubber sole unfortunately have become pretty sticky, so I have had to retire them. Wish I had a new pair, though 😄 Good bikepacking boots are super hard to find, I think. If I can’t get my hands (feet) on a new pair of Duckfeet, I think the nearest alternative is a pair of Redwing Moc toes.
@@BackwoodsBikepacking Nice! Yeah I usually wear my five tens when riding. But for work I wear a pair of Carolina mic toes
Umieszczanie filmów z wypraw bikepacking w rozdzielczości 1080p na yt powinno być karane aresztem ;-)
Ha-ha, I glad you’d like to view the video in higher resolution. 4K resolution video is expensive to shoot compared to HD as everything has to be scaled up, in particular memory cards and hard drive storage. The workflow is also a bit slower, so for an amateur like me, it doesn’t really make sense to shoot in 4K as most people watch this stuff on a phone anyway. But who knows, maybe I’ll jump on the 4K wagon sometime in the future 😄👍
❤❤🤗👍
😊🙏🏻
You are literally in my backyard
You’ve got a great backyard 😄👍
Ok, but where is the dog???
He stayed behind with family in Norway this time 😊
The danish authorities allow cars on the Beach because it´s practical, and it doesn´t bother anyone, and norwegian ,german, swedish Maybe even a few British tourists like it that way😊
I’ll have to disagree 😄 Practical with respect to what?
@ they wouldnt be able to park anywhere else, and then they would not be there.
To be clear, I’m not talking about fishermen driving down to their boats in the harbor, they obviously have a good reason to drive to the beach, but I can see no good reason to permit leisure driving along the beach. It ruins the kind of peace and quiet you can’t find anywhere else in a land like Denmark.
And just for the record: I’m a Danish citizen and have lived in Denmark for a total of 15 years 😊
Nå okay,-