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  • Опубліковано 14 гру 2024

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  • @Mark-pk1fm
    @Mark-pk1fm Рік тому +3

    Wonderful. Thanks for sharing 👍

  • @ChristineKjaer
    @ChristineKjaer Рік тому +3

    Another cozy video 😍 I just love to seeing your everyday life with the dogs. I hope next winter, gonna be the winter where I can join you for a sled ride 🤞

    • @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA
      @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA  Рік тому

      Thank you, Christine ❤️! You're most welcome whenever you're ready. /Stina

  • @deuter458624
    @deuter458624 Рік тому +2

    I’ve subscribed looking forward to more content Stay warm ❤️‍🔥

  • @azclaimjumper
    @azclaimjumper Рік тому +2

    I especially like the color of Stina's jacket. The drone footage added immensely to this video.
    Loved the scenes around the campfire while eating.
    Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada U.S.A.

    • @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA
      @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA  Рік тому +1

      Love that jacket and the color myself. Sadly, the jacket are old and soon too broken to wear anymore, and they don't sell it in that color anymore.
      I'm happy to hear you liked the video. I agree that drone footage makes a big difference. Makes you get a better feeling of the landscape. /Stina

  • @juleslee8059
    @juleslee8059 Рік тому +1

    What a beautiful place to call home and the amazing huskies! Love your channel ❤
    Meanwhile our husky is sitting on the sofa chewing his toy donut bellyside up 😅

    • @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA
      @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA  Рік тому

      Thank you! We are very happy to live here.
      We also have some huskies indoors in the sofa almost every night. 😉
      /Stina

  • @allaboutperspective650
    @allaboutperspective650 Рік тому +3

    8.26 nacreous clouds or as they are also called Mother of pearl clouds, can only be seen in Arctic regions. I will never forget the first time I saw them, in my opinion, they are just as spectacular as Aurora Borealis.

    • @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA
      @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA  Рік тому

      Yes, we usually call them mother of pearl. Even though they are beautiful, they are not a very good sign for the environment. /Stina

  • @juliechen7733
    @juliechen7733 Рік тому +3

    More husky videos please!!!!!

  • @andreborsch2266
    @andreborsch2266 Рік тому +2

    Hej Stina! Hej Matti! Congratulations to 10000 subscribers. You deserve it big time! Great videos! ATB André

  • @camouflage962
    @camouflage962 Рік тому

    absolutely stunning.....

  • @samhill3496
    @samhill3496 Рік тому +2

    Fun vid ,more soon

  • @danielaengel6699
    @danielaengel6699 Рік тому +2

    Thank you for the gorgeous pictures and scenery. Are you never afraid of Predators in your area? I‘ve never seen a rifle or anything else in your sled. Aren‘ t there wolves, bears….. who could you or your dogs see as lunch, dinner…….?

    • @AlexanderBlumenau
      @AlexanderBlumenau Рік тому +2

      Wolves are rare and shy. The brown bears are in their winter rest right now and do not roam around until springtime. The actual danger this time of the year can be moose when they are in the wrong mood or disturbed.

    • @azclaimjumper
      @azclaimjumper Рік тому +1

      @@AlexanderBlumenau Thank you for answering all my unasked question about predators & other 4-legged animals.
      Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada U.S.A.

    • @AlexanderBlumenau
      @AlexanderBlumenau Рік тому +1

      @@azclaimjumper you are welcome! Although I suppose Matti or Stina will want to add some of their thoughts here later :-)
      The wildlife over here is really fascinating, especially when you were born and raised in urban or heavily agricultural areas of Europe such as I was. Many animals extinct or extremely rare in my former home country Germany are quite a common sight up here. Not to speak of simple red deer and all the birds that literally look through the windows of our living room on a daily basis during winter as if they lost all shyness. It is amazing.
      The brown bears getting close to the house every spring are a bit of a concern though, as we happen to have several bee hives on the premises ;-)

    • @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA
      @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA  Рік тому +1

      Thank you, Daniela! Our friend Alexander already explained our situation with preditors. We also have wolverines and Lynx, but they are very very shy. As Alex said, the moose are the animals we are most afraid of in winter. /Stina

  • @janeilertpedersen
    @janeilertpedersen Рік тому +1

    Nice videos! What kind of sled? Skunk toboggan??? Tell more about it!

    • @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA
      @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA  Рік тому

      Yes, Micke and Melli drive Skonk toboggans. We have used them for several years now and are very satisfied. Me and Matti drive also Skonk sleds but of the racing types. /Stina

  • @moneeo-close-to-nature
    @moneeo-close-to-nature Рік тому +2

    Fin tur - vad är det för mega-pannlampor ni har när ni kör slädarna, ser sjukt starka ut!

    • @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA
      @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA  Рік тому

      Tack!
      Jag körde med den här lilla imponerande pannlampan från Nitecore: geni.us/ARUD
      Matti, Melli och Mick körde med Lupine Piko: geni.us/2MFou
      /Stina

  • @helvettefaensatan
    @helvettefaensatan Рік тому +1

    Who are creating your tracks? It looks like a mixture of snowmobile and what even could look like snowcats or a Bandvagn.
    Is there a network you follow and/or maintain yourself? Finally I got intrigued, how far do you go (hours/km)?

    • @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA
      @JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA  Рік тому +1

      Most of the trails we use in the forest area around Jokkmokk we create and maintain ourselves. To goome the trails we use something called a snowmover. You can see it in, for example, this video: ua-cam.com/video/2dL4c97SghM/v-deo.html
      /Stina