I am just curious because I notice most swedish bloggers do this. But, I've lived in north central BC so we get fairly cold winters and we have always stoked the fire high in the evening, then turn the damper down, one of us will usually get up sometime in the night to stoke it and we always have a hot bed of coals in the morning and a fairly warm house. I was just wondering if there is a reason you do not do this? Genuinely just curious 😊
Hi Lovely! It's an absolutely valid question, no offense taken :) So, this is the reason: This type of fire place can hold the heat for a few hours, so even if we made a huge fire in the evening - like you described, it would only last until a few hours into the night. Also, to get the best effect of the fire, when it's sort of "burned down" and the coal is all intense, the best way to make the heat "go" into the house, you need to close an air passage to the chimney (I can't describe it better than that in English I hope you understand what I mean).Meaning, you have to go up in the middle of the night to get the most out of have a fire going - disturbing your precious sleep cycle in the process. And you need to go up maybe 4 times a night to close the air passage, and to start a new fire. The thing is, no one is downstairs during the night, so heating that part of the house during that time, would mean a waste of money and natural resources. It's almost like heating the house when no one is at home. Also, upstairs it's quite alright in regards to the temperature, the heat moving upwards during the day and later part of the evening. Also we have supporting radiators. For us, the hassle with doing that + the resources needed as well as money spent on wood would far outweigh any positive effects of keeping a fire during the night. Once we go downstairs in the morning and start a fire in our fire place as well in our old wood stove the downstairs get warm pretty quickly :) There are of course different types of fire places/stoves in Sweden that have different properties in terms of how long they hold the heat, but this is the case for our fire place and wood stove. I hope this explains it and makes it more logical :) xo /Maria
@@NorthernHeart oh that makes perfect sense! I figured it would have something to do with your stoves. Ours is a different brand all together and is very heat efficient, so we only get up once (we have a person in the family who get up every night to pee, with out fail) for us it is more efficient to keep the fire going through the night (our house is old and damp, with little to no insulation) and it is better to keep it warm. Thank you for the response and it completely makes sense. Every stove works differently and I was curious:)
While convenient, getting heat through the night and not having to re-kindle the fire in the morning, it is not recommended. The combustion is incomplete, producing less energy, and worse risking chimney fires and produces a lot of carbon monoxide.
@@jonnyaxelsson9940 I see. I suppose that makes sense. We have never had a chimney fire and we have been using this system for 20+ years, however, that is a good thing to be aware of, thank you😅 thank you too, for taking the time to reply to my comment! I appreciate all the information and enjoy discussing thing😂
Indeed yes. But audio is not on par. Sounds like she's talking into a tin can at times and clearly not a proper directional microphone. Would make a huge difference to overall quality.
Sweden is over all a very poor country and their king pays many of them their rent and food and spending cash due to lack of jobs. I nearly moved there while engaged to one famous there. I broke up with her, but vague info i was told if i didn't land a job soon had i moved there... And something like i must give up my American citizenship to get their benefits after like 5 years... You're on a welfare ticket by their king but must find a cheap apt rent as well and hard to come by. Her family had vacent apartments in various cities just incase and all the while was paid for by their king. Their systems... Eh.. Meanwhile americans bash folks on welfare and food stamps. Even though if an American worked in past their own taxes cover benefits.....
@@zippitydodaday6037 As a swede myself, I have no idea what your talking about. The king pays for rent and food? We (the taxpayers) pay each month a amount of our taxes to the royal family, basically the pepole of Sweden pay for some of royal family's salary. In return they attracts alot of tourists to Stockholm which helps Swedens overall wealthfare and they are also doing charity. The king basically have no power at all in todays society. Maybe your confused btw the king and the government, because thats a whole different story.
@@albatraoz669 perhaps zippity do dah's English is not as good as the average Swede. By 'King' he might refer to the word 'government' and the word eluded him?
I love watching your videos because despite living with pain and illness you find the beauty in life, I too have learned to enjoy the small everyday miracles GOD bless you, your spirit is beautiful
I live in a tropical country, watching your videos really makes me want to feel the winter vibes. Always wanted to feel what it was like to look for warmth from the cold of winter, throwing snowballs at people's heads. Ah it must be so fun!😁
You might change your thoughts within 2 days of living in that area. Because it's the camera which is reflecting this place looking like a Palace. The place is lonely nd cold. Nobody would enjoy that.
@@GeminiSnowFlake How is it "lonely" exactly? What if you have a family of eight, and you talk to your neighbours every day, and you know everyone in your local village and they all know you? That's the opposite of lonely. On the other hand, you could live alone in a big city and not know any of your neighbours, and no one knows or cares about you.
@KampKarl I’m sorry bu I’m laughing 😂 because you realize that the person who commented in a neo Nazi he has rune in his picture and his name is Panzer which is a German tank from WWII. Just wanted to let you know this person also has a right to his opinion.
Love the idea of pine cones in melted candle, I'll be copying that. Real wool knitwear & layers, a hat and wooly tights under everything are lifesavers!
This is truly an eye opener for me (from the Philippines). I've always been wondering what it's like in other parts of the world, especially with snow, because I have not travelled out of my country at all. Thank you for some of the details.
I live pretty much the style of 1850's America, a semi-primitive cabin in the woods on the slope of a mountain. I like what you did with the pine cones, so I will look into doing that for next winter. I have fire wood set in containers, inside, and more on the porch if I need it during the night. I can relate to your winter preperation.
I love this and just found it. Please anything you do is of interest to me. I'm too old to travel,now This way I can see those other places from my chair.
Hi, I wanna ask you something..is there any snow / winter in Australia? In my country just 2 seasons , rain & hot 😔 and now still hottt very very hot maybe in the noon for about 37° C 🔥
@@lato2191 yes there is snow in Australia. During winter seasons we get some decent snow in high alpine country area in south eastern Australia and also in Tasmania's mountainous area. There are also ski resorts in those areas. For example Thredbo, Mt Buller etc.
Make a cup of coffey and a piece of bread with honey, light a little candle, pull on a blanket and watch these videos... Thats the essense of “Hygge” 🥰 Greatings from DK
I enjoy watching your videos so much! They are very interesting, and I especially like the way you calmly go from one aspect in your video to another. It gives such a cozy feel, almost like just being there as you go about your day. You always cover topics very well, and impart lots of information to each video, and your relaxed calm attitude makes it so relaxing to watch. Thank you so very much for sharing life in Sweden.
Hello my lovely UA-cam family! Finally I managed to upload a new video. This one was seriously cursed with some bad mojo because everything that could go wrong went wrong. Technical aspects, lost sequences/clips, it was too dark to film, the SD card didn't work properly and the sound was off. But finally I manged to put something that felt ok into a video, sometimes you just have to settle for "good enough". No matter I still hope you enjoy it! I hope everyone celebrating Thanksgiving is having the best Thanksgiving weekend with loved ones! And today I want to give thanks to everyone following me, giving me likes, support and commenting, it means the world to me! Puss & Kram
Thank you for your honesty! I had a rough few weeks too, when everything went wrong. It feels good, that there are people, like you, who manage to make such beautiful things, like this video after things go wrong. This and the video itself gives me a lot of power! Thank you!
I wonder how to take bath in this cold weather.🤔 Coming to Sweden is a dream for me. But the winter scares me since we don't have snow in the ( sultanate of Oman 🇴🇲)
I'm have a question about pine cones. When I was younger we'd put suet and bird seed( peanut butter with seeds)in the pine cones for the birds. Hang in trees or on fence. Peace.
This is eaxctly type of video I've been looking for to watch. Enjoyed it. Love the moment u walk alone in the forest and all I can hear is your step only. Soooo lovely. Hello from Indonesia
Oh I recently found your channel and it's so beautiful.I love Sweden, Finland and scandinavian countries in general! I must subscribe now! Greetings from Italy! HEJ DÅ.
@@NorthernHeart I am watching the Advent calendar episodes, too. 🎄 I learned this year that I have 20% Swedish ancestry so I am learning all about these traditions. (My father's grandma was adopted and didn't know anything about her biological family.) Your home and country are just lovely. I love the winter, too, here in Michigan. 🇸🇪 🇺🇸
I absolutely love your videos. You inspire me everyday. I’m am a chronic pain patient , with auto- immune disease called Behcets. You are such a blessing. Thank you
WestNoMore I do live in the States. While it would be lovely to think I could feel better in a different part of the world , it’s just not feasible to move. My entire family is here . I have 4 grown children and grandchildren. I eat a healthy balanced diet . I’ve improved my mental health greatly. It’s all about the approach you take with chronic illness. If I sit and worry about it, then nothing gets accomplished. I’ve reset my mind to say I can do what I can do . I get up with the attitude I can instead of I can’t . It works out great . Thanks for the kind suggestion. Sharon
This is why people from colder countries are more organized, punctual and introverted than people from warmer countries who usually go with the flow and are more spontaneous and extroverted.
When you live in a cold climate like I do...if you don’t take the time to prepare for winter either in terms of your house, your heating systems, your food supply or your clothing options, you could pay with your life at worst or deterioration of your home. Winter is hard on the body and the home.
Your videography work is magnificent. The content and colors in this video really enhance the beautiful scenery. My gosh... wish I could live like this everyday.
Thanks for sharing. Where I live in the Caribbean there's no winter so it's always good to hear the simple things that I take for granted such as placing spikes on your shoes, or fluorescent lights on the streets.
Oh yes. I would love for you to go into detail of clothing preparation for the winter. Ty. .. Very good vid. I cannot imagine darkness all day. But I guess when u are raised that way, you adjust. Thanks much.
I am really happy you like my video, thank you for the kind words! And I will take that into consideration, thanks for sharing your opinion and wishes!
Here in the north, the variation of the seasons is really great with the abundant light of summer and the heat changing into the darkness, cold and snowstorms of winter. Still worth experiencing because that’s how I better understand the different stages of human life.
I thoroughly enjoy your spirit, the way you embrace life and the videos that show the world. I too live in the country and am now ready for a long winter and many more of your vlogs. Thank you.
Your organizing skills are impressive, and your advance prepping is just as notable. Efficiency is crucial. I applaud you. I admire your way of life so much. I grew up in the country, and I loved it!
Charming video Maria as always. Switzerland is also having a rainy autumn. However, our cold winter is nowhere to that of Northern Sweden. Bless you and all the best.
I've really been looking forward to your latest video. I've never seen that technique with pine cones, and the stacking of wood indoors was a work of art. Some lovely nature photography too. A real treat. Thank you so much.
i spent last winter in Boden Sweden with my gf and her family, Being English id never seen the big snow, I loved it, and quickly learned that loads of layers are key!
OOOOOHHHHHHHH!!!!! This was awesome❤️ I live in the Deep South, Alabama. It never snows. Thank you for sharing💙Beautiful, beautiful pictures.Truly lovely❤️
Hi..I live in Florida, USA and am the type of person that always love learning something new every day...I feel like to master my Day is to learn something I didn't know, knowledge is golden to me....am going to retire to the mountains and plan to hook up my channel. There am going to connect more with the mountains and will do video's as I enter into my new world, while writing my book...That being said, I just loved this, thank you so much for sharing as I learned something new from you...I do love all that smog...in the mountains it is lower and am right in it, I do love the look it gives...it's like a painting...am a fan....peace, love and light.
It’s all lovely. Good job regardless of any mishaps. Your vlogs bring moments of peace and contentment to me. Enjoyed this one particularly so please keep inspiration for the kind of life you share with us all coming ❄️
Japanese countryside is beautiful, too. Though I have never been there as a Korean living in America. Some day my daughter and I, I don't know whether my husband wants, plan to try and experience Japanese lifestyle there in Japan.
this is what i've been dreaming of since I love the fairies movies and poetry thing😍😍😍😍😍 I wish that one day I can feel the coldness and beautiful of the snow
😍Interesting and eye opener for me who lives in the tropics, where I feel cold when below 24°C, and we have only our 2 seasons - monsoon rains and hot sun. You are the window to the other end of a beautiful earth and nature. Thank you.
It's really nice to see such video like this simple but yet full of information. Also the women is so pretty she talk very calm with her tantalizing eyes... Please upload more video like this 🙏 maybe some people want to see the daily lives during winter season.... Watching from philippines
Not sure how this got to my recommended. I have zero in common except I live in New England where it gets cold lol. That said -I was drawn in and couldn’t stop watching. I also subscribed :)
I stumbled across your videos and you have filled my heart with so much joy! Looking at the world through your lens is truly beautiful. I live in a harsh winter climate area and you have made me appreciate the snow in ways I have never thought possible. Thank you!
I live in Canada and this could be my town. I had no idea how similar our lifestyles are! BTW, we call them laneway or driveway markers in English. It's October here so we're just starting our winter preparations but the wool socks, candles and blankets are already being put to good use. Stay happy and healthy my friends!
Layers. Most definitely. I loves in snowy areas. Layers are a must. I still use in not so cold climates with thinner fabrics and fewer layers. Love the pinecones for the fire. I now wonder if I did the same as a child as I want to gather lots of small pinecones while in the forest.
Live in Pacific Northwest of the US. Not as far north as these guys probably, but it is the northern hemisphere. It's dark, cold, muddy, and rainy here, right now. Winter solstice is on December 21- doesn't get light till 7:45 am, Sun will set at 4:47 pm and it will be pitch black by 5:30 pm. If its cloudy, even the daylight hours are pretty dark, which is tough. The good thing is, once solstice passes, the daylight hours will slowly increase. By February 1, even if it's freezing cold, the crocus flowers will bloom and the western tree frogs begin to wake up by the millions- their shrill chorus is intense. By March 1, daffodils have formed their buds, and the air starts to smell like perfume. Hoping we don't get freezing rain this year, (which encases literally every surface in a thick coating of ice) or really "wet" snow because the incredible weight of either will probably knock power out by snapping lines and power poles. Power outages in rural areas means sometimes days on end living by candles and lanterns and have to make sure I have fresh drinking water stashed in containers to tide me over. Fortunately have a wood burning stove and plenty of firewood cut, split and stacked for the winter this year so I can at least cook and stay warm. I am often curious about what it is like to live in a place that never freezes...
I'm guessing your puppies have sweater selections. It snowed in my part of Canada non-stop for about 3 days and you're helping motivate me to enjoy it.
I just found this channel and I’m in love!!! When you don’t know the word in English, could you say what it is in Swedish? I think it would be really cool to learn a few Swedish words while I watch
If you have Netflix, watch Swedish programmes, you get to hear the beautiful language and the subtitles are really easy, you get used to it! I also bought dvd's from the "Nordic Noir" collection.... addictive!!
Oh! you live in such a beautiful place in the countryside. And, I loved how you take those pine cones for the fire. It's a perfect example of being one with Nature and using what it provides. Thank you for sharing.
@@kck9742 , Let's put thing into scale. Sweden would be still rated one of safest states in US. It just gets a lot news because situation has become worse than it used to be. I agree there is problems to solve but then again there is problems to solve in every place. Even Switzerland is probably far from perfect (As outside Switzerland seems to have nicely balanced laws and well functioning society).
New subbie here...i watched like 5 of your videos now while going around my room and doing stuff and I'm loving it. i also have an illness which is similar to yours, diabetes.diagnosed February 2019.thank you for your words, it inspires/motivates me to look at the positive side of everything...God bless you with good health always ❤
Fascinating video for me given that Iive in Australia.......having to put windows in and out sounds like a lot of work as well as all the rest......but then when winter is upon you you can just sit back and relax and enjoy what there is! Makes me appreciate the simplicity of my life here but never the less I really admire and respect those who can live in these very cold climates!
Sweden will be my new home in the near future. I'm in love with the Scandinavian nature, the culture and the warm hearted people from the North. Here in Germany I feel more and more unsafe, restless and missunderstood. With my love for nature, animals and almost untouched landscapes. This and all the other videos let me step closer towards my dream.
@@xmuta You talk about politics, globalism and terrorism. These are sensitive and also relevant topics. I observe the world events very closely, so that I am aware of the changes and developments of the last 20 years. You can often hear disturbing news from Malmö. But you can not and should not necessarily confuse politics and society. There are problems in every country, especially in Germany. But I'm much more concerned. I really want to go back to the roots, the true source of peace and happiness of mankind. And as you can see in this and the many other videos, you can still find those two such elemental things. In nature, away from the restless and already alienated civilization of our modern age.
@@xmuta You talk about politics, crime, terrorism and globalism. Well, these are sensitive and also relevant topics. I observe the world events very closely, so that I am aware of the changes and developments of the last 20 years. You can often hear disturbing news from Malmö. But you can not and should not necessarily confuse politics and society. There are problems in every country, especially in Germany. But I'm much more concerned. I really want to go back to the roots, the true source of peace and happiness of mankind. And as you can see in this and the many other videos, you can still find those two such elemental things. In nature, away from the restless and already alienated civilization of our modern age.
Coming from Australia, I love to see how everyday life is in colder climates. Especially Sweden. I have a Danish ancestor but I feel like I should have been born in Sweden. I know "the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" but the Summers here really get me down. There's something refreshing and invigorating about living in a cold country.
I honestly think some of us are not built for the heat :P I for example would not want to live in a "warmer country" if that makes sense. Some say, "Go south in winter" and I'm like "Why in the world would I do that, GOD no!! I want to enjoy all the winter bliss I can" :D So I do think some of "you guys" do belong here ;) and some Swedes belong further south! You just have to come and visit Sweden during winter!
@@NorthernHeart How very clever of you to say this) You know, I'm a Ukrainian and when I was a child we used to have a way more snowy winters than we have now) I remember having 2.5 or 3 months of frosty weather with a lot of snow. But now snow lies for some days and then melts ((( I really miss skating and skiing... The countryside you are living in is awesome, you are blessed to have such beautiful nature😊
goodness your video really brings back lotta childhood memories of mine, living in the countryside, collecting the logs, prepare the fireplace, double windows, and some would duct tape transparent plastic outside the window just to resist the strong wind.
I love your honesty! Above all that you say that the firewood was delivered, as is usually the case in Sweden. Some UA-camrs pretend to the audience that they had only chopped wood with great effort all summer and autumn so that the story comes across as more romantic.
Maybe they gave a thumbs down for not living that life and stuck with whatever, wherever they are now. Note: I am stuck in life but I DID NOT give this video a thumbs down. It wuznt me😉
I visited Finland with a friend over 2 years ago, and I noticed the same thing there as I do here. Your house is bright red, and I saw many others houses that were red and other houses that were bright yellow. I’m *guessing* that’s a tradition that was started a few generations ago so you’d be able to see your house from a distance even if there’s a heavy snowfall. Correct me if I’m wrong, it’s just a guess 🤗
There are several reasons, one being the red (Falu Röd/Falu Red) paint being a secondary product made from the sludge that is left over from copper mining. Falu Red is made out of that and linseed oil and some other ingredients. The red paint, or stain, makes the wood more durable. So it has nothing to with that. Then there is the second reason which you can find out here in this film, which I think is so much more fun reason ;) ua-cam.com/video/U0J7xHCYXDY/v-deo.html
Hello from New York! I just found your channel today and have been enjoying your lovely videos of your Swedish countryside life. You have a lovely home!!
I love seeing how people live in other parts of the world. These videos are so beautiful! I live in the the American south and we don’t get much snow. When we do everything shuts down! We are totally unprepared.
I believe those orange road things are called delineaters. You are so good at teaching us how to get ready for winter. I love the one about keeping your spirits up during the short days. Getting outside even for 5 minutes.
I have been living in sweden for 3 years in Stockholm now but never visited North country side. After watching this I love to be there for a month in winter. Great video. I love cold climates.
I am just curious because I notice most swedish bloggers do this. But, I've lived in north central BC so we get fairly cold winters and we have always stoked the fire high in the evening, then turn the damper down, one of us will usually get up sometime in the night to stoke it and we always have a hot bed of coals in the morning and a fairly warm house. I was just wondering if there is a reason you do not do this? Genuinely just curious 😊
Hi Lovely! It's an absolutely valid question, no offense taken :) So, this is the reason: This type of fire place can hold the heat for a few hours, so even if we made a huge fire in the evening - like you described, it would only last until a few hours into the night. Also, to get the best effect of the fire, when it's sort of "burned down" and the coal is all intense, the best way to make the heat "go" into the house, you need to close an air passage to the chimney (I can't describe it better than that in English I hope you understand what I mean).Meaning, you have to go up in the middle of the night to get the most out of have a fire going - disturbing your precious sleep cycle in the process. And you need to go up maybe 4 times a night to close the air passage, and to start a new fire. The thing is, no one is downstairs during the night, so heating that part of the house during that time, would mean a waste of money and natural resources. It's almost like heating the house when no one is at home. Also, upstairs it's quite alright in regards to the temperature, the heat moving upwards during the day and later part of the evening. Also we have supporting radiators. For us, the hassle with doing that + the resources needed as well as money spent on wood would far outweigh any positive effects of keeping a fire during the night. Once we go downstairs in the morning and start a fire in our fire place as well in our old wood stove the downstairs get warm pretty quickly :) There are of course different types of fire places/stoves in Sweden that have different properties in terms of how long they hold the heat, but this is the case for our fire place and wood stove. I hope this explains it and makes it more logical :) xo /Maria
@@NorthernHeart oh that makes perfect sense! I figured it would have something to do with your stoves. Ours is a different brand all together and is very heat efficient, so we only get up once (we have a person in the family who get up every night to pee, with out fail) for us it is more efficient to keep the fire going through the night (our house is old and damp, with little to no insulation) and it is better to keep it warm. Thank you for the response and it completely makes sense. Every stove works differently and I was curious:)
While convenient, getting heat through the night and not having to re-kindle the fire in the morning, it is not recommended. The combustion is incomplete, producing less energy, and worse risking chimney fires and produces a lot of carbon monoxide.
@@jonnyaxelsson9940 Yes, that too! Good explanation and far better English than my explanation would have been! ;)
@@jonnyaxelsson9940 I see. I suppose that makes sense. We have never had a chimney fire and we have been using this system for 20+ years, however, that is a good thing to be aware of, thank you😅 thank you too, for taking the time to reply to my comment! I appreciate all the information and enjoy discussing thing😂
Can we just appreciate the fact that the cinematography is of incredibly high quality?
Valentin Ágh that is so sweet of you, thank you ! 🙏🏻🙏🏻💜💜💜
A feast for the eyes, indeed. Beautifully shot.
Indeed yes. But audio is not on par. Sounds like she's talking into a tin can at times and clearly not a proper directional microphone. Would make a huge difference to overall quality.
This video is like therapy from busy city life.
Yes definitely
Preach
Don't worry, that busy life will be ending in March 2020 😛
@@bevcrusher4177 though you still do have cars, noises from engines, and few people walking around still.
All of your videos are exceptional! Don't you ever feel like they are only "good enough". They bring me (and many others) such happiness. 💗💗
So true!!!
agreed
Wonderful video’s!!!! 😊😊😊🙏🏻
Incredible videos👍🙏
Good morning whts up!!!
The place looks like a setting from a fairytale.
I love that you took the time to prepare the pinecones instead of buying them, you work so hard but make everything look so calming💕
Sweden is over all a very poor country and their king pays many of them their rent and food and spending cash due to lack of jobs.
I nearly moved there while engaged to one famous there. I broke up with her, but vague info i was told if i didn't land a job soon had i moved there... And something like i must give up my American citizenship to get their benefits after like 5 years... You're on a welfare ticket by their king but must find a cheap apt rent as well and hard to come by. Her family had vacent apartments in various cities just incase and all the while was paid for by their king.
Their systems... Eh.. Meanwhile americans bash folks on welfare and food stamps. Even though if an American worked in past their own taxes cover benefits.....
@@zippitydodaday6037 As a swede myself, I have no idea what your talking about. The king pays for rent and food? We (the taxpayers) pay each month a amount of our taxes to the royal family, basically the pepole of Sweden pay for some of royal family's salary. In return they attracts alot of tourists to Stockholm which helps Swedens overall wealthfare and they are also doing charity.
The king basically have no power at all in todays society.
Maybe your confused btw the king and the government, because thats a whole different story.
@@albatraoz669 perhaps zippity do dah's English is not as good as the average Swede. By 'King' he might refer to the word 'government' and the word eluded him?
*So beautiful.... I live in Indonesia, I've never felt the experience of snow and winter ☹*
We r forever in humid summer
Pindah ke swiss bro...mantep
You are in a best weather one can have
@@amanhidinghisname2079 Whatever. Cold air doesn't mean winter.
For that you can come to northern India too.. It's so cold and snowfall too
Thanks again Maria for such a calming video, I love your relaxing voice, it always makes me feel better!
Thank you lovely, I am so glad you like it!
I love watching your videos because despite living with pain and illness you find the beauty in life, I too have learned to enjoy the small everyday miracles GOD bless you, your spirit is beautiful
Such a stunning video, I’m in love with all of the natural beauty where you live 🍂✨🌲
Thank you so so much, warms my heart!
@@NorthernHeart Hittade just din kanal, fantastiskt! Påminner mig om hemmet. Tack för allt.
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I live in a tropical country, watching your videos really makes me want to feel the winter vibes. Always wanted to feel what it was like to look for warmth from the cold of winter, throwing snowballs at people's heads. Ah it must be so fun!😁
Wonderful scenery, looks a bit like living in a fairy tale, if you can enjoy extreme cold temperatures, of course.
Yep
I wish that i could live there, enjoying the nice countryside.
Me too want to live here as her husband
You might change your thoughts within 2 days of living in that area. Because it's the camera which is reflecting this place looking like a Palace. The place is lonely nd cold. Nobody would enjoy that.
@@GeminiSnowFlake i agree very quit, lonely , dark and cold🤮
@@GeminiSnowFlake How is it "lonely" exactly? What if you have a family of eight, and you talk to your neighbours every day, and you know everyone in your local village and they all know you? That's the opposite of lonely. On the other hand, you could live alone in a big city and not know any of your neighbours, and no one knows or cares about you.
@KampKarl I’m sorry bu I’m laughing 😂 because you realize that the person who commented in a neo Nazi he has rune in his picture and his name is Panzer which is a German tank from WWII. Just wanted to let you know this person also has a right to his opinion.
Love the idea of pine cones in melted candle, I'll be copying that. Real wool knitwear & layers, a hat and wooly tights under everything are lifesavers!
And remember your Bearpaw boots!!! Gotta keep your toes warm!!
This is truly an eye opener for me (from the Philippines). I've always been wondering what it's like in other parts of the world, especially with snow, because I have not travelled out of my country at all. Thank you for some of the details.
When i watch anything from sweden it take my breath away....its so beaitiful and dreamy...my heart once left there...😊
I know it looks like a dream!
I feel the same way. Maybe it's an inherited genetic trait to want to pilgrimage/return to Sweden.
It seems like there is a place still left on earth to live life
I love your videos so much, when I am having bad days I always watch your videos for inspiration. Thank you
Aww thank you so so much, knowing that fills my heart and soul with energy and positive vibes!
Me too!
I live pretty much the style of 1850's America, a semi-primitive cabin in the woods on the slope of a mountain. I like what you did with the pine cones, so I will look into doing that for next winter. I have fire wood set in containers, inside, and more on the porch if I need it during the night. I can relate to your winter preperation.
Oh how my heart yearns to live a simple, uncomplicated life. Your video made me feel all warm and cozy. Love, from the USA
I love this and just found it.
Please anything you do is of interest to me.
I'm too old to travel,now
This way I can see those other places from my chair.
Aww ❤️ sending you all the love and support.
Keep warm, and have a Merry Christmas from Sydney, Australia. We have a hot Christmas. 💐🇦🇺
I live in Rio de Janeiro - Brazil and Christmas is also to much hot here. Most of the years it achieves more than 30°C. It is terrible !
Hi, I wanna ask you something..is there any snow / winter in Australia? In my country just 2 seasons , rain & hot 😔 and now still hottt very very hot maybe in the noon for about 37° C 🔥
@@lato2191 Australia does have winter but theres no snow. They have four seasons as others countries in southern or northern hemisphere.
@@lato2191 yes there is snow in Australia. During winter seasons we get some decent snow in high alpine country area in south eastern Australia and also in Tasmania's mountainous area. There are also ski resorts in those areas. For example Thredbo, Mt Buller etc.
And cold July, u must be 😁
Hello from your neighbour country, Indonesia
Make a cup of coffey and a piece of bread with honey, light a little candle, pull on a blanket and watch these videos... Thats the essense of “Hygge” 🥰 Greatings from DK
Sounds lovely. 😍😋😋
You always look so pretty in your beautiful sweaters .
I enjoy watching your videos so much! They are very interesting, and I especially like the way you calmly go from one aspect in your video to another. It gives such a cozy feel, almost like just being there as you go about your day. You always cover topics very well, and impart lots of information to each video, and your relaxed calm attitude makes it so relaxing to watch. Thank you so very much for sharing life in Sweden.
Hello my lovely UA-cam family! Finally I managed to upload a new video. This one was seriously cursed with some bad mojo because everything that could go wrong went wrong. Technical aspects, lost sequences/clips, it was too dark to film, the SD card didn't work properly and the sound was off. But finally I manged to put something that felt ok into a video, sometimes you just have to settle for "good enough". No matter I still hope you enjoy it! I hope everyone celebrating Thanksgiving is having the best Thanksgiving weekend with loved ones! And today I want to give thanks to everyone following me, giving me likes, support and commenting, it means the world to me! Puss & Kram
Thank you for your honesty! I had a rough few weeks too, when everything went wrong. It feels good, that there are people, like you, who manage to make such beautiful things, like this video after things go wrong. This and the video itself gives me a lot of power! Thank you!
I wonder how to take bath in this cold weather.🤔
Coming to Sweden is a dream for me. But the winter scares me since we don't have snow in the ( sultanate of Oman 🇴🇲)
I really enjoyed watching this video. It's so interesting to see. Thank you for sharing 💙
I'm have a question about pine cones. When I was younger we'd put suet and bird seed( peanut butter with seeds)in the pine cones for the birds. Hang in trees or on fence. Peace.
Hello Maria I’m your new subscriber. I love your place!take care and god bless... happy thanksgiving!
This is eaxctly type of video I've been looking for to watch. Enjoyed it.
Love the moment u walk alone in the forest and all I can hear is your step only. Soooo lovely.
Hello from Indonesia
Oh I recently found your channel and it's so beautiful.I love Sweden, Finland and scandinavian countries in general! I must subscribe now! Greetings from Italy! HEJ DÅ.
I am so happy you like my content, and yay to Scandi countries, they are all close to my heart!
Beautiful view...nature is always relax
I’ve been watching your advent videos from last year. I am now so looking forward to winter and the festive season ❄️
Aww that makes me really happy
@@NorthernHeart I am watching the Advent calendar episodes, too. 🎄 I learned this year that I have 20% Swedish ancestry so I am learning all about these traditions. (My father's grandma was adopted and didn't know anything about her biological family.) Your home and country are just lovely. I love the winter, too, here in Michigan. 🇸🇪 🇺🇸
I am seeing a fairy tale scenery. I would like to spend Christmas there.
I absolutely love your videos. You inspire me everyday. I’m am a chronic pain patient , with auto- immune disease called Behcets. You are such a blessing. Thank you
Thank you so so much Sharing, that means a lot to me!
WestNoMore I do live in the States. While it would be lovely to think I could feel better in a different part of the world , it’s just not feasible to move. My entire family is here . I have 4 grown children and grandchildren. I eat a healthy balanced diet . I’ve improved my mental health greatly. It’s all about the approach you take with chronic illness. If I sit and worry about it, then nothing gets accomplished. I’ve reset my mind to say I can do what I can do . I get up with the attitude I can instead of I can’t . It works out great . Thanks for the kind suggestion. Sharon
This is why people from colder countries are more organized, punctual and introverted than people from warmer countries who usually go with the flow and are more spontaneous and extroverted.
😂😂😂😂😂 I'm from the Pacific and I met a guy who is from Estonia who's been living on our island for more than 10 years, he said the same thing.
Ikr, I always find that people who live in certain climate will have certain personality too... but my friends won't believe when I say this 😂😂
When you live in a cold climate like I do...if you don’t take the time to prepare for winter either in terms of your house, your heating systems, your food supply or your clothing options, you could pay with your life at worst or deterioration of your home. Winter is hard on the body and the home.
I agree with this
@@WyrdHag read my comment again, please.
Love the videos from this lass, even when she claims they're not technically perfect.
I noticed no flaws. Live long and prosper, young lady.
Your videography work is magnificent. The content and colors in this video really enhance the beautiful scenery. My gosh... wish I could live like this everyday.
Love the fence in your yard , and your views of the fields are perfect . Great video
Scandinavia = heaven on Earth.
Love from 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Heaven is freezing cold and dark?
I clicked like before even watching! I just love seeing how people prepare for winter. Your videos are incredibly well done.
Thanks for sharing. Where I live in the Caribbean there's no winter so it's always good to hear the simple things that I take for granted such as placing spikes on your shoes, or fluorescent lights on the streets.
Oh yes. I would love for you to go into detail of clothing preparation for the winter. Ty. .. Very good vid. I cannot imagine darkness all day. But I guess when u are raised that way, you adjust. Thanks much.
I am really happy you like my video, thank you for the kind words! And I will take that into consideration, thanks for sharing your opinion and wishes!
@@NorthernHeart That's good. Be well.
This gives me ideas for snowboarding.
Here in the north, the variation of the seasons is really great with the abundant light of summer and the heat changing into the darkness, cold and snowstorms of winter. Still worth experiencing because that’s how I better understand the different stages of human life.
I thoroughly enjoy your spirit, the way you embrace life and the videos that show the world. I too live in the country and am now ready for a long winter and many more of your vlogs. Thank you.
You make the winter look so pleasant and welcome.
Maria, it is so wonderful to have another video from you!
Your organizing skills are impressive, and your advance prepping is just as notable. Efficiency is crucial. I applaud you. I admire your way of life so much. I grew up in the country, and I loved it!
Charming video Maria as always.
Switzerland is also having a rainy
autumn. However, our cold winter
is nowhere to that of Northern
Sweden. Bless you and all the
best.
Thank you so much, I am glad you like it! And hope the weather in Switzerland is wonderful in December!
in tirol winters are harsh
OMG that place is heaven thats how life is to be lived " peaceful silence " spending time with loved ones
I've really been looking forward to your latest video. I've never seen that technique with pine cones, and the stacking of wood indoors was a work of art. Some lovely nature photography too. A real treat. Thank you so much.
UA-cam is really doing great with their recommendation. Very lovely video and seems to be a nice quiet place to stay.
Thank you for the beautiful light of this video and nice info!
Thank you lovely, I am so happy you like it!
Its so beautiful where you live!!!
*THANKS FOR SHARING!!!* ITS LOVELY WHERE YOU LIVE.
ENJOY AND LOVE YOUR LOVELY COUNTRY!!!
Lovely, foggy days! You always transport this city lady to a calmer place.
i spent last winter in Boden Sweden with my gf and her family, Being English id never seen the big snow, I loved it, and quickly learned that loads of layers are key!
OOOOOHHHHHHHH!!!!! This was awesome❤️ I live in the Deep South, Alabama. It never snows. Thank you for sharing💙Beautiful, beautiful pictures.Truly lovely❤️
Hi..I live in Florida, USA and am the type of person that always love learning something new every day...I feel like to master my Day is to learn something I didn't know, knowledge is golden to me....am going to retire to the mountains and plan to hook up my channel. There am going to connect more with the mountains and will do video's as I enter into my new world, while writing my book...That being said, I just loved this, thank you so much for sharing as I learned something new from you...I do love all that smog...in the mountains it is lower and am right in it, I do love the look it gives...it's like a painting...am a fan....peace, love and light.
P.S. I shared you on my twitter, cause this is to cool...illy52 something scared...come and see...
When we see you stocking up the wood - that's when we know it's winter!
Good preparation for winter.its amazing to live in this nice fairy tale place
It’s all lovely. Good job regardless of any mishaps. Your vlogs bring moments of peace and contentment to me. Enjoyed this one particularly so please keep inspiration for the kind of life you share with us all coming ❄️
European countrysides are so beautiful 😍 😍😍 I only get to see them in the movies...
Japanese countryside is beautiful, too. Though I have never been there as a Korean living in America. Some day my daughter and I, I don't know whether my husband wants, plan to try and experience Japanese lifestyle there in Japan.
LOVE THIS! i would be interested in a dressing warm for winter video too
this is what i've been dreaming of since I love the fairies movies and poetry thing😍😍😍😍😍 I wish that one day I can feel the coldness and beautiful of the snow
😍Interesting and eye opener for me who lives in the tropics, where I feel cold when below 24°C, and we have only our 2 seasons - monsoon rains and hot sun. You are the window to the other end of a beautiful earth and nature. Thank you.
Agree. I always wonder how the cold weather country survives.
It's really nice to see such video like this simple but yet full of information. Also the women is so pretty she talk very calm with her tantalizing eyes... Please upload more video like this 🙏 maybe some people want to see the daily lives during winter season.... Watching from philippines
Not sure how this got to my recommended. I have zero in common except I live in New England where it gets cold lol. That said -I was drawn in and couldn’t stop watching. I also subscribed :)
The same with me))I'm a Ukrainian and I wonder even more😃 But I'm already enchanted))
I stumbled across your videos and you have filled my heart with so much joy! Looking at the world through your lens is truly beautiful. I live in a harsh winter climate area and you have made me appreciate the snow in ways I have never thought possible. Thank you!
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I live in Canada and this could be my town. I had no idea how similar our lifestyles are! BTW, we call them laneway or driveway markers in English. It's October here so we're just starting our winter preparations but the wool socks, candles and blankets are already being put to good use. Stay happy and healthy my friends!
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I'm playing Generation Zero and had to look up Swedish countryside life. The got everything right.
A real log fire is so cosy in the winter days.
Layers. Most definitely. I loves in snowy areas. Layers are a must. I still use in not so cold climates with thinner fabrics and fewer layers. Love the pinecones for the fire. I now wonder if I did the same as a child as I want to gather lots of small pinecones while in the forest.
Living in a small town in subtropical India, next to the hills, it takes a fascinating yet taxing mental effort to get a feel of the subarctic.
Same here from sub tropical india next to the hills of Aravali the oldest mountain range.this is quite astonishing to watch that much ice
Live in Pacific Northwest of the US. Not as far north as these guys probably, but it is the northern hemisphere. It's dark, cold, muddy, and rainy here, right now. Winter solstice is on December 21- doesn't get light till 7:45 am, Sun will set at 4:47 pm and it will be pitch black by 5:30 pm. If its cloudy, even the daylight hours are pretty dark, which is tough. The good thing is, once solstice passes, the daylight hours will slowly increase. By February 1, even if it's freezing cold, the crocus flowers will bloom and the western tree frogs begin to wake up by the millions- their shrill chorus is intense. By March 1, daffodils have formed their buds, and the air starts to smell like perfume.
Hoping we don't get freezing rain this year, (which encases literally every surface in a thick coating of ice) or really "wet" snow because the incredible weight of either will probably knock power out by snapping lines and power poles. Power outages in rural areas means sometimes days on end living by candles and lanterns and have to make sure I have fresh drinking water stashed in containers to tide me over. Fortunately have a wood burning stove and plenty of firewood cut, split and stacked for the winter this year so I can at least cook and stay warm.
I am often curious about what it is like to live in a place that never freezes...
The whole setting seems quite calm and peaceful, even though there might be a lot of hardship beneath. Thank you so much for sharing the bright side!
I'm guessing your puppies have sweater selections.
It snowed in my part of Canada non-stop for about 3 days and you're helping motivate me to enjoy it.
From Brazil, I love the beauty of your country, transmitted through your videos.
I just found this channel and I’m in love!!! When you don’t know the word in English, could you say what it is in Swedish? I think it would be really cool to learn a few Swedish words while I watch
Oh nevermind you did that with the windows bit 😁
Hi
If you have Netflix, watch Swedish programmes, you get to hear the beautiful language and the subtitles are really easy, you get used to it! I also bought dvd's from the "Nordic Noir" collection.... addictive!!
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Oh! you live in such a beautiful place in the countryside. And, I loved how you take those pine cones for the fire. It's a perfect example of being one with Nature and using what it provides. Thank you for sharing.
That was such a satisfyingly relaxing video. I love the videography
This is wonderful video I love nature different colours of leaves in nature superb. Sweden is like heaven
Floridian here: "What's winter?" 🤣 What a lovely place, looks very idyllic and cozy.
@BenBenson From what I understand, ya'll have your own problems.
@@kck9742 , Let's put thing into scale. Sweden would be still rated one of safest states in US. It just gets a lot news because situation has become worse than it used to be.
I agree there is problems to solve but then again there is problems to solve in every place. Even Switzerland is probably far from perfect (As outside Switzerland seems to have nicely balanced laws and well functioning society).
New subbie here...i watched like 5 of your videos now while going around my room and doing stuff and I'm loving it. i also have an illness which is similar to yours, diabetes.diagnosed February 2019.thank you for your words, it inspires/motivates me to look at the positive side of everything...God bless you with good health always ❤
The scenery is so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ i really want to go there..
Fascinating video for me given that Iive in Australia.......having to put windows in and out sounds like a lot of work as well as all the rest......but then when winter is upon you you can just sit back and relax and enjoy what there is! Makes me appreciate the simplicity of my life here but never the less I really admire and respect those who can live in these very cold climates!
Sweden will be my new home in the near future. I'm in love with the Scandinavian nature, the culture and the warm hearted people from the North.
Here in Germany I feel more and more unsafe, restless and missunderstood. With my love for nature, animals and almost untouched landscapes.
This and all the other videos let me step closer towards my dream.
Fellow German with a deep love for Scandinavia here! I wish you all the best for starting a new life up North :)
@@r_7855 I thank you so much my friend! ☺
MARC - from what I hear, Sweden is no longer what it used to be.
@@xmuta You talk about politics, globalism and terrorism.
These are sensitive and also relevant topics. I observe the world events very closely, so that I am aware of the changes and developments of the last 20 years.
You can often hear disturbing news from Malmö. But you can not and should not necessarily confuse politics and society. There are problems in every country, especially in Germany. But I'm much more concerned. I really want to go back to the roots, the true source of peace and happiness of mankind. And as you can see in this and the many other videos, you can still find those two such elemental things. In nature, away from the restless and already alienated civilization of our modern age.
@@xmuta You talk about politics, crime, terrorism and globalism. Well, these are sensitive and also relevant topics. I observe the world events very closely, so that I am aware of the changes and developments of the last 20 years.
You can often hear disturbing news from Malmö. But you can not and should not necessarily confuse politics and society. There are problems in every country, especially in Germany. But I'm much more concerned. I really want to go back to the roots, the true source of peace and happiness of mankind. And as you can see in this and the many other videos, you can still find those two such elemental things. In nature, away from the restless and already alienated civilization of our modern age.
thank you for a great video. A very lovely lady and great English speaking and so clear pronunciation.
Coming from Australia, I love to see how everyday life is in colder climates. Especially Sweden. I have a Danish ancestor but I feel like I should have been born in Sweden. I know "the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" but the Summers here really get me down. There's something refreshing and invigorating about living in a cold country.
I honestly think some of us are not built for the heat :P I for example would not want to live in a "warmer country" if that makes sense. Some say, "Go south in winter" and I'm like "Why in the world would I do that, GOD no!! I want to enjoy all the winter bliss I can" :D So I do think some of "you guys" do belong here ;) and some Swedes belong further south! You just have to come and visit Sweden during winter!
@@NorthernHeart How very clever of you to say this) You know, I'm a Ukrainian and when I was a child we used to have a way more snowy winters than we have now) I remember having 2.5 or 3 months of frosty weather with a lot of snow. But now snow lies for some days and then melts ((( I really miss skating and skiing... The countryside you are living in is awesome, you are blessed to have such beautiful nature😊
goodness your video really brings back lotta childhood memories of mine, living in the countryside, collecting the logs, prepare the fireplace, double windows, and some would duct tape transparent plastic outside the window just to resist the strong wind.
I want to see the pinecones burning like a candle please.
They don't burn like candles, they just help start the fire. So I understand. Cheers!
Kindling for the fireplace
@Ramon Luis Santos you forgot the hashtag
Good morning whts up!!!
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I love your honesty! Above all that you say that the firewood was delivered, as is usually the case in Sweden. Some UA-camrs pretend to the audience that they had only chopped wood with great effort all summer and autumn so that the story comes across as more romantic.
Your eyes are so beautiful.I can't stop looking at your eyes 😍
Как у куколки !!
I grew up in the countryside here in America. We would do some of the same winter preparations. Like the windows, stacks of wood and the pine cones. ❤
What bitter Topanga gave you a thumbs down 🤔. Awesome video the visual scenery is fantastic.
Maybe they gave a thumbs down for not living that life and stuck with whatever, wherever they are now. Note: I am stuck in life but I DID NOT give this video a thumbs down. It wuznt me😉
Thank you for a view into a totally different life. It is fascinating to learn how different people in different areas of the world live.
I visited Finland with a friend over 2 years ago, and I noticed the same thing there as I do here.
Your house is bright red, and I saw many others houses that were red and other houses that were bright yellow.
I’m *guessing* that’s a tradition that was started a few generations ago so you’d be able to see your house from a distance even if there’s a heavy snowfall. Correct me if I’m wrong, it’s just a guess 🤗
There are several reasons, one being the red (Falu Röd/Falu Red) paint being a secondary product made from the sludge that is left over from copper mining. Falu Red is made out of that and linseed oil and some other ingredients. The red paint, or stain, makes the wood more durable. So it has nothing to with that. Then there is the second reason which you can find out here in this film, which I think is so much more fun reason ;)
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Hello from New York! I just found your channel today and have been enjoying your lovely videos of your Swedish countryside life. You have a lovely home!!
Hey from Belgium. I just rewatched your Advent series to get into the christmas mood :) I just wondered how you prepare your winter stock .
I love seeing how people live in other parts of the world. These videos are so beautiful! I live in the the American south and we don’t get much snow. When we do everything shuts down! We are totally unprepared.
I have always wondered how people could live in minus degrees while I am struggling in 20 degree Celsius here. Very informative.
From kerala?
I believe those orange road things are called delineaters. You are so good at teaching us how to get ready for winter. I love the one about keeping your spirits up during the short days. Getting outside even for 5 minutes.
I see these videos and I'm like "gotta pack my suitcase and leave this HOT country!!!"
I have been living in sweden for 3 years in Stockholm now but never visited North country side. After watching this I love to be there for a month in winter. Great video. I love cold climates.
You need to construct actual glass storm Windows as opposed to plastic I do so in Germany 🇩🇪 works very well