Bjorn shares a mindset with me, so I watch his content to support him. I live in the woods so if I want to start a fire in the snow and enjoy the trees, I can do it in my back yard, front yard, beside the house, behind the shop, or anywhere within ten square miles of where I live.
@@SweatyFatGuy I’ve lived similarly much of my life and do miss those luxuries now that I live in a tropical climate. I certainly agree with his worldview and mindset, he is a role model for a younger man such as myself.
@@RuralVol yes he is. I have lived in the upper peninsula for the last 16 years. When I wasn't in the military, and living in a city or on an base, I lived and grew up in Nebraska, not nearly as many trees, lakes and rivers as up here. I realized while I was stationed in Frankfurt Germany that I preferred living away from most people, and certainly not in a city. Partly due to my car thing, cities don't like you to have project vehicles sitting around, and partly because I want to have my privacy. for the last 30 years I have wanted to live like I do now, although I want to go back to Nebraska because I can do my car thing there and go racing. Around here, nothing happens like that, but it is very beautiful here.. so I might keep my land here and split my time between the two. I go into town and I feel dirty, not because of the people, just how detached from nature it is, its saccharine, artificial, unnatural. South Carolina was ok while I was stationed there, but living in Charleston was not my preference. Had no choice though. get away from the city and its wonderful again, except for people trying to steal from you. I don't get that up here, everyone knows I am the crazy war vet with all the guns and cars... they don't know I lost my guns in a boating accident on Superior. My Siberian huskies love it here, they are at home in the snow, and watching them play and be happy makes me happy.
@@SweatyFatGuy I grew up in eastern kentucky. If it wasn’t for the economic despair of the region o would be making my life in the hills trying to emulate men like you and Bjorn. I am doing my best to prepare financially so I can do exactly that.
Some days ago, a was in a class, the teacher asked to the students "who do you most admire?" I answered Bjorn Andreas Bull Hansen and i explained who Bjorn was to the teacher. She asked me why I admire him, and I said it was because the things he Taught me, and his way of life that I follow. As a 22 years old, I look at bjorn as a mentor. Keep it up my friend!
Hello Mike here from Colorado United States I want to say I enjoyed your video, Basic humble but heartfelt and with much much meaning, Thanks again chat later also stay safe stay strong and be inspired.
One positive thing from this, scamdemic, this past summer, the bike trail I ride, is busy all the time as compared to 2019. The nature trail I hike near me, same thing, lots of people and whole families, out enjoying a hike, taking in nature and doing something together. I hope the trend continues, regardless of what happens, virus wise. Enjoy spending time with you, virtually, you tend to calm a person and motivate them at the same time.
Hardship breeds ingenuity. People have been thus far framed within a mindset that compels them to stick to one thing they studied for. This doesn't mean life has to be that way, it's simply a norm people got used to that's been shattered by recent events. I've seen people around me reinvent themselves and come up with the most unexpected projects, and it's something that many of us can and should try.
Texas as you know we're slammed with a week long winter storm. We had winters,but not like this. I and many others were without power and water. Many pipes were broken. Yet we were reminded that mother nature is nothing to take for granted.
Lol theres plenty of cold weather in the US. Not sure why you think it's all sunshine and rainbows over here. Places like Montana and north Dakota have snow year round, and alaska rides the same equatorial lines as Scandinavia. Do your research before you just assume people from the US are naturally weaker than the rest of the world. We aren't. I sleep in 15 degree weather with the windows wide open.
@@theoneinthemiddle5553 then you obviously aren't a part of the Americans having a difficult time. He is speaking about the people in the South that received snow
My great-grandfather left Norway just to get away from the second world war. He came here to the USA. Maybe that's why I loved camping so much. It's in my bloodline. I used to live in a campground all summer long. Starting in the spring and stayed until Autumn
I've been looking for an affordable campground where I could stay all summer. Even the ones I can afford only will rent for two weeks but I'd be out of money after that.
Right on time as usual. I needed to hear this today!! Super relaxing! Glad the trees are still there. I hope they don't cut them down. "Here we go! "as you say.
14:00 Such a good shot... That feeling being projected, by a fire, hot drink, only the sounds of the birds and wildlife, that peace felt. That's all we ever really want...
I have the Norwegian Wood book, so I know spruce is good firewood and birch is Norway's most used. :) We have trees of varying kinds on our property, and I want to manage them for firewood. I was looking at chainsaws then reality kicked in (I'm half blind and going totally blind gradually) and realised well, that's probably not the best tool to get. So I am now looking at felling axes. I have small hand axes and varying hand saws, and I use them for now. Fire has to be one of our most comforting, sustaining friends. Being able to light a fire in many conditions is something pretty special. I cook on a solid fuel range, sometimes using coal (which they are getting ready to ban in Ireland) and sometimes wood (they're getting ready to ban that too. How they expect folks to heat their homes or cook if they live in old properties, I don't know) and the range is like a creature. It's temperamental. It has character. Some days it takes an age to really get going, hot enough to boil water or heat the oven. Other days it goes like a furnace and has the advantage that it's hooked up to the hot water system, so that's a bonus. Nothing will return to normal. My husband and I know we will eventually be imprisoned in our own home for good. One small cottage. One small acre. It's enough to feed us and keep us going. I'm working on the rainwater cachement system before I lose my sight totally. Even making my own version of a Berkey water filter (we can't afford the genuine article). Raising egg and meat hens..already I have to give eggs away because they lay more than we can use. I don't mind that. Our aim? To become as far removed from authority....local and state...as humanly possible. I think it's the only way we'll survive. There'll come a time when we go totally off the grid, and that includes the net. In a way, I look forward to it. Life will become narrowed down to essentials...growing and rearing and preserving food, storing water, cooking, living as my ancestors did in the north of Scotland, and finding time for creative pursuits that don't involve having to hook up to the net to pursue. Re scent and animals..my dad was a poacher (for the dinner table). He used to steep his poaching clothing in a bath full of rainwater and pine needles. Before going out he washed down in rainwater. No soap, no shampoo, no aftershave etc. He always brought dinner home. Venison, salmon, pheasant. He wanted a boy, got me, taught me "boy stuff" anyway so I learned to track, hunt, kill, butcher, cook, and tan hides. I taught my husband the hide tanning. This isn't the end of the world. It's only the end of society as we know it. Sensible people will turn the clock back a few generations, learn some old skills, and fend for themselves. And we'll be ok. Believe that. Stay away from technology, which is becoming "the enemy". And we'll be ok.
Hanging with this guy would be good for the soul. Peace and calmness is worth a treasure and a rainbow. Lockdowns are to make us so miserable we will accept ANYTHING. The world is without a leader with good sense. At least we have one on this channel.
Exactly. It doesn't matter what conditions may come, all that matters is how we respond to those conditions. We have very little control over most things in life, but the one thing we have 100% control over is our thoughts, our words, and our actions - how we respond to life's conditions and circumstances.
the return to coffee,maybe not CHOCOLATE coffee but hey bjorn we missed the forest and fireside reasoning.respect brother for the inspirational chat...
When it was time sober up, many years ago. A wise Ute Indian Man told me in the Sweat Lodge one night.. "The only power you really have over adversity, is your reaction to it" Thank you for the Reminder.
You are great sir😇😇 Love from India 🙏🙏 There is something primordial and spiritual in Nordic culture that despite being from completely different culture, I am drawn to it . The Vikings legends are very motivating .
Bjorn, could you please upload a recording of the sounds of your local woods? The trees in the wind, the birds, maybe a fire crackling or a stream. My spirit craves these sounds
Everyday day Bjorn you inspire me, living in the country, waiting for summer. The good things in life. Leaving the City, living in the country is the best thing I have done. Again you are an inspiration
You are so fortunate Bjorn to be able to be in beautiful nature that is your country.I enjoy the fire as if i was there with you.For all of us who are watching please enjoy it extra just for all of us watching/wishing we too were having a chocolate coffee with you.thanks for all you do and say to make our hopes and dreams become alittle more of a reality.GOD BLESS !! STAY SAFE !!
I have been following you for some time..you are a real man and I respect you.i will fight with my brothers for my family culture and family.take care bjorn...your friend from the south coast of England 😀
I am so happy that you have the freedom to do those things that give you joy. I have to say, I have reevaluated my position about snow, ice and the lower temperatures.
It's very soothing mentally to have someone to listen to that has very valid points of view. It's like having a close Brother to confide in. Thankyou for sharing Bjorn.
I can see buds beginning to form on the Dogwood trees outside the upstairs bathroom window. Not obviously, but in a month or so, some trees will begin to bloom. I have lived through another winter!
Greetings from Texas, Bjorn. Texas looks like Norway currently. Thanks for your perspective on this ever-darkening world. Staying close to Earth, and just being a human living on this planet are things we need to cultivate....not political ideologies or 'identities'. Keep your head up, and stay Viking!
Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen, this was a welcome video, as all of yours are. When I was a young man I use to spend quite a bit of time in the forests of Western America. Always made me feel relaxed and emptied me of the stress of city life. I miss it so much. You just took me back, Thank You, Sir!
You make your ancestors proud! Skål!!! 👑🗡🏹 How I long to walk in the Norwegian landscape on the same paths and trails my ancient ancestors walked upon. I am drawn to them and your videos give me a sense of belonging.
Keep ur product n content coming Mr Bjorn. Your supporters r behind u. We believe in you. We stand beside you, and in front of you if necessary. I’m confident, as one of your American followers, we believe in what you have to say. Ur messages r important to be said, and just as importantly, ur messages to be HEARD and then the message spread. Your messages r full of corps values and principles and morals which humanity are losing. We r being defeated and wonder why!?! Of course we will lose if we do not uphold our fundamental values and principles we were all founded on in one way or another, I don’t care what continent ones from, it was built upon in the same manner as the others. That’s my opinion and I’m sticking to it. 👍🏻. Ur a good man with good messages to benefit us all.
Thank you. Always the calming advise. Things are going to change. Not for the worse. For the better. Too many people aware and awake for the darkness to hide in the fog. You will see. Xxxxx
Thank you, Bjorn!!! I enjoy your videos so much!!! You have a calming affect on me. I'm already pretty laid-back, but your calmness reinforces calmness in me. Please know that you are always welcome at my fire!!! Stay safe, well and happy!!! -tom
I enjoy these times with you most of all, good to keep grounded... agreed, make oneself unavailable, and share the same resolve to hike and camp a lot more this year! Thanks for sharing your outing.
Like the post below by Alex Newton.. I sense something spiritual about your videos... At our core, man is a spiritual creature.. somehow, we connect with nature and each other on another plain... So much of what you say and express is relevant to us all.. I am half a world away from you, living in the United States, yet when you share your thoughts on current events, etc. it is as if you lived next door.. I believe the Almighty is bringing people like us together, perhaps through this medium... for a reason.. Man cannot be ruled by other men... There are many things that we all see coming and they are not good...Men such as us truly need one another, Life as we have known it will never be the same... Thank you for these videos!! I find both strength and solace in them...
Great video Bjorn. The perfect time to enjoy nature and freedom that you always bring to each of your messages. We will be strong and free!!! Thank you for your share!!!
I enjoy these types of videos. There calming. And Bjorn always seems drop in, what we call, "a peril of wisdom" about the woods. I maybe bias I grew up running all around the hills and trees in Mississippi.
My grandfather taught me to give thanks for everything that we must take from nature to survive. Traditionally, some Native Americans will give a gift of tobacco to the Great Spirit for taking the life of something so we may live.
It's always great to drop in once in awhile and see how Bjorn is getting along and what he has to say out in the majestic woods! Thank you for your videos! Lots of love and admiration from from our whole family of fans from Ontario, Canada!!
Thanks bjorn, having a positive attitude is key in life getting outside helps a lot as well, i think we all have something to learn from you. keep up the great videos and i look forward to watching them every weekend.
I never noticed how blue your eyes are before. I'm so ready for spring also. My dogs are so ready for spring too. 2 Chihuahuas don't tolerate the cold at 6 lbs each. Talk about cabin fever. As a crafty person, I need to see real coats for these girls..I'm in the states and very concerned about the take down occuring... I for one think weather warfare is very real. Thanks Bjorn. Always a pleasure watching your calm demeanor.
Your funny! When you said spring is here I laughed because we're in a winter storm area lately in usa but yesterday I thought the exact same thing! I have snow crocus an in about 3 or 4 weeks my yard will be covered with flowers! Can't wait! Chain saws- if they're in my yard that fine. If I hear them any where around my yard within an acre I get a dam panic attack! It's crazy! Panic attacks are terrible! One time there was a bush hog in the woods behind my house and it was terrible! I stood in my yard and watched an couldn't move. I love your spot in the woods. Very beautiful place! Thank you
Greetings from Canada Bjorn, iI loved the intro when you stated that this video will be about nothing and just hanging out in the woods. I live in a city and most people I know feel they need to stay busy ALL THE TIME in the city, just to give them some sense of purpose. There is nothing wrong with being busy but often times a lot of people lose sight of the fact that we as a modern urban society need to simply slow down once in awhile, take a nice long walk in the woods and reconnect to nature, It's my refuge and salvation in this busy world we live in. Thanks again for the inspiring videos.
I found your channel during the winter storm in the US last week. Even though I'm not in Norway, I felt like I was there in spirit after a cold walk through the snow. Your videos are great!
I'm a recent sub, found you through your other channel where you talked about vaccine deaths. I love that you aren't afraid to speak the truth, we need more people like that. Very nice little moment with the fire Bjørn. Spring is just around the corner now.
Something about being outside, a fire and a hot drink, very simple but speaks so much of freedom 🙂
Simple pleasures are the best. Seems to have been forgotten.
I still remember. But getting out there is hard for me.
@@gglarke7709 same I feel ya
@@schweinschwanz4510 no I've premium 🙂
@@schweinschwanz4510 don't have to pay them,
I have my ways
Maybe go and lie down, I think you need to 🤪😬😛
There is something spiritual that draws me to this content, almost like my heart understands our shared heritage in these lands and peoples
Well said!!
Bjorn shares a mindset with me, so I watch his content to support him. I live in the woods so if I want to start a fire in the snow and enjoy the trees, I can do it in my back yard, front yard, beside the house, behind the shop, or anywhere within ten square miles of where I live.
@@SweatyFatGuy I’ve lived similarly much of my life and do miss those luxuries now that I live in a tropical climate. I certainly agree with his worldview and mindset, he is a role model for a younger man such as myself.
@@RuralVol yes he is. I have lived in the upper peninsula for the last 16 years. When I wasn't in the military, and living in a city or on an base, I lived and grew up in Nebraska, not nearly as many trees, lakes and rivers as up here. I realized while I was stationed in Frankfurt Germany that I preferred living away from most people, and certainly not in a city. Partly due to my car thing, cities don't like you to have project vehicles sitting around, and partly because I want to have my privacy.
for the last 30 years I have wanted to live like I do now, although I want to go back to Nebraska because I can do my car thing there and go racing. Around here, nothing happens like that, but it is very beautiful here.. so I might keep my land here and split my time between the two.
I go into town and I feel dirty, not because of the people, just how detached from nature it is, its saccharine, artificial, unnatural.
South Carolina was ok while I was stationed there, but living in Charleston was not my preference. Had no choice though. get away from the city and its wonderful again, except for people trying to steal from you. I don't get that up here, everyone knows I am the crazy war vet with all the guns and cars... they don't know I lost my guns in a boating accident on Superior.
My Siberian huskies love it here, they are at home in the snow, and watching them play and be happy makes me happy.
@@SweatyFatGuy I grew up in eastern kentucky. If it wasn’t for the economic despair of the region o would be making my life in the hills trying to emulate men like you and Bjorn. I am doing my best to prepare financially so I can do exactly that.
Some days ago, a was in a class, the teacher asked to the students "who do you most admire?"
I answered Bjorn Andreas Bull Hansen and i explained who Bjorn was to the teacher. She asked me why I admire him, and I said it was because the things he Taught me, and his way of life that I follow. As a 22 years old, I look at bjorn as a mentor. Keep it up my friend!
Bjorns videos are like a secret peace club ;)
thank you from America.
Good to gang out and chat over coffee with a man of true and loyal spirit ☕☕☕
I agree.
Hello Mike here from Colorado United States I want to say I enjoyed your video, Basic humble but heartfelt and with much much meaning, Thanks again chat later also stay safe stay strong and be inspired.
One positive thing from this, scamdemic, this past summer, the bike trail I ride, is busy all the time as compared to 2019. The nature trail I hike near me, same thing, lots of people and whole families, out enjoying a hike, taking in nature and doing something together. I hope the trend continues, regardless of what happens, virus wise. Enjoy spending time with you, virtually, you tend to calm a person and motivate them at the same time.
i agree i feel more alive getting outdoors into nature.
Same here, in England. I'm a bit resentful, actually, 'cos all my 'quiet places' have become quite busy.
Hardship breeds ingenuity. People have been thus far framed within a mindset that compels them to stick to one thing they studied for. This doesn't mean life has to be that way, it's simply a norm people got used to that's been shattered by recent events. I've seen people around me reinvent themselves and come up with the most unexpected projects, and it's something that many of us can and should try.
This!
This is just about all I want in life these days.
Hard to find anything
Thank you for the peace and wisdom you bring.
I feel as if I am sat at the side of u when u talk, very comforting honestly
Texas as you know we're slammed with a week long winter storm. We had winters,but not like this. I and many others were without power and water. Many pipes were broken. Yet we were reminded that mother nature is nothing to take for granted.
Your neighbors across the Red River got hammered too.
i laugh in the face of the new normal and i speak my mind and i am tied to telling the real truth .
The only way to go through our short time here...to do otherwise would be a wasted life!!
it is only normal for people who accept it.
I say F*** the new normal !
@@uspatriot4261 Agreed!
Good to see you Bjorn, thanks for all videos/postings. Shalom everyone ❤️❤️❤️.
Viking hats off to Björn!
Good to finally see you back in the woods. Dont get me wrong the car videos are great. But the woods man theres just something about the woods
always good observations, Bjorn. As regards moving forward, the most difficult job ahead of us is convincing people that they are actually not sheep.
Howdy to you all!!
anyone in the US who is having a horrible time with the ice age, this channel is for you, this man will show you how to survive in the cold.
Lol theres plenty of cold weather in the US. Not sure why you think it's all sunshine and rainbows over here. Places like Montana and north Dakota have snow year round, and alaska rides the same equatorial lines as Scandinavia. Do your research before you just assume people from the US are naturally weaker than the rest of the world. We aren't. I sleep in 15 degree weather with the windows wide open.
@@theoneinthemiddle5553 speaking of current events such as our man made "ice age" in tx.
We could use a lot more snow in Maine where we have almost none!
@@theoneinthemiddle5553 then you obviously aren't a part of the Americans having a difficult time. He is speaking about the people in the South that received snow
There snow and old. But your right some places dont see it much. But its not about the snow in Texas its about roll outs No water nothing.
My great-grandfather left Norway just to get away from the second world war. He came here to the USA. Maybe that's why I loved camping so much. It's in my bloodline. I used to live in a campground all summer long. Starting in the spring and stayed until Autumn
I've been looking for an affordable campground where I could stay all summer. Even the ones I can afford only will rent for two weeks but I'd be out of money after that.
May the good Lord keep a hedge of protection around you and your family brother ✌👊😎
I will make myself unavailable, like he said.
I will too but not too many people will notice... he he he I fly under the radar now.
The wise man of the woods
Voods* ;)
Common sence and a twig stove, the perfect combination, thanks Bjorn.
Right on time as usual. I needed to hear this today!! Super relaxing! Glad the trees are still there. I hope they don't cut them down. "Here we go! "as you say.
Thank you Bjorn... your video of "nothing" is exactly what I needed today. Time and reasons to contemplate what is good in the world. Thank you
The best videos are always the ones that are about nothing, keep up the good work bjorn, we can all learn something from you.
Loved the video. Sometimes it's just nice to relax and not talk about the bad in the world that we all know is lerking. Thank you...
14:00 Such a good shot... That feeling being projected, by a fire, hot drink, only the sounds of the birds and wildlife, that peace felt. That's all we ever really want...
Greetings Bjorn from Washington state. You've become that "voice in the wilderness" many of us here in America really appreciate. Great video!
I have the Norwegian Wood book, so I know spruce is good firewood and birch is Norway's most used. :) We have trees of varying kinds on our property, and I want to manage them for firewood. I was looking at chainsaws then reality kicked in (I'm half blind and going totally blind gradually) and realised well, that's probably not the best tool to get. So I am now looking at felling axes. I have small hand axes and varying hand saws, and I use them for now.
Fire has to be one of our most comforting, sustaining friends. Being able to light a fire in many conditions is something pretty special. I cook on a solid fuel range, sometimes using coal (which they are getting ready to ban in Ireland) and sometimes wood (they're getting ready to ban that too. How they expect folks to heat their homes or cook if they live in old properties, I don't know)
and the range is like a creature. It's temperamental. It has character. Some days it takes an age to really get going, hot enough to boil water or heat the oven. Other days it goes like a furnace and has the advantage that it's hooked up to the hot water system, so that's a bonus.
Nothing will return to normal. My husband and I know we will eventually be imprisoned in our own home for good. One small cottage. One small acre. It's enough to feed us and keep us going.
I'm working on the rainwater cachement system before I lose my sight totally.
Even making my own version of a Berkey water filter (we can't afford the genuine article).
Raising egg and meat hens..already I have to give eggs away because they lay more than we can use. I don't mind that.
Our aim? To become as far removed from authority....local and state...as humanly possible. I think it's the only way we'll survive.
There'll come a time when we go totally off the grid, and that includes the net.
In a way, I look forward to it. Life will become narrowed down to essentials...growing and rearing and preserving food, storing water, cooking, living as my ancestors did in the north of Scotland, and finding time for creative pursuits that don't involve having to hook up to the net to pursue.
Re scent and animals..my dad was a poacher (for the dinner table). He used to steep his poaching clothing in a bath full of rainwater and pine needles. Before going out he washed down in rainwater. No soap, no shampoo, no aftershave etc. He always brought dinner home. Venison, salmon, pheasant.
He wanted a boy, got me, taught me "boy stuff" anyway so I learned to track, hunt, kill, butcher, cook, and tan hides. I taught my husband the hide tanning.
This isn't the end of the world. It's only the end of society as we know it.
Sensible people will turn the clock back a few generations, learn some old skills, and fend for themselves. And we'll be ok. Believe that. Stay away from technology, which is becoming "the enemy". And we'll be ok.
Bravo!
Is that a new opening sequence? I really like it. Good morning Bjorn from Virginia
Watching Bjorn is like reading Mytting’s Norwegian Wood - very calming.
Adapt and overcome adversity. That's what we must all do.
Hanging with this guy would be good for the soul. Peace and calmness is worth a treasure and a rainbow. Lockdowns are to make us so miserable we will accept ANYTHING. The world is without a leader with good sense. At least we have one on this channel.
Exactly. It doesn't matter what conditions may come, all that matters is how we respond to those conditions. We have very little control over most things in life, but the one thing we have 100% control over is our thoughts, our words, and our actions - how we respond to life's conditions and circumstances.
the return to coffee,maybe not CHOCOLATE coffee but hey bjorn we missed the forest and fireside reasoning.respect brother for the inspirational chat...
I live in FL, where it's 80 every day. Crazy how pampered I am compared to the rest of the world.
Is FL short for Florida?
Hahaha you should move to Texas 🥶
Moved to Florida 2 years ago at 26, a dream I had since much younger, it has been everything I dreamed of and more.
@@rumdo5617 yes it is!
I would consider that "tortured" rather than pampered.
The videos where you just hang out and drink coffee, talking about some good stuff are my favorites
I always love going out in the woods and just sit and listen at how peaceful it is
When it was time sober up, many years ago. A wise Ute Indian Man told me in the Sweat Lodge one night.. "The only power you really have over adversity, is your reaction to it" Thank you for the Reminder.
Great to see you’re back out in the woods! Livin the high life, Woohoo!!
Love your channel, Bjorn ❤😎
You are great sir😇😇
Love from India 🙏🙏
There is something primordial and spiritual in Nordic culture that despite being from completely different culture, I am drawn to it .
The Vikings legends are very motivating .
Bjorn, could you please upload a recording of the sounds of your local woods? The trees in the wind, the birds, maybe a fire crackling or a stream. My spirit craves these sounds
Everyday day Bjorn you inspire me, living in the country, waiting for summer. The good things in life. Leaving the City, living in the country is the best thing I have done. Again you are an inspiration
Can’t ask for anything better out in the Woods
My sister has been tracing back our family history. She has discovered we are Viking descends on our mother's side!👍
You don't even have to say a thing just being there with you listening to you drink coffee in nature is amazing
You are so fortunate Bjorn to be able to be in beautiful nature that is your country.I enjoy the fire as if i was there with you.For all of us who are watching please enjoy it extra just for all of us watching/wishing we too were having a chocolate coffee with you.thanks for all you do and say to make our hopes and dreams become alittle more of a reality.GOD BLESS !! STAY SAFE !!
Back to Nature!Faraway from the cities!👍🍁❄️🌲🇬🇷🇧🇻
As a Coloradoan, just gotta say that I love the hat, Bjorn! Keep doing what you do. Love your content!
Björn, in these difficult times you are truly an inspiration to us all. I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I have been following you for some time..you are a real man and I respect you.i will fight with my brothers for my family culture and family.take care bjorn...your friend from the south coast of England 😀
Thank you for calmness!! peace
freedom and love to you all 💜 🙏 💜
I am so happy that you have the freedom to do those things that give you joy. I have to say, I have reevaluated my position about snow, ice and the lower temperatures.
Hello, Bjorn! Have a great weekend, my friend!! ❤️😍✌️👍
It's very soothing mentally to have someone to listen to that has very valid points of view. It's like having a close Brother to confide in. Thankyou for sharing Bjorn.
Love those type of videos Bjorn!
I can see buds beginning to form on the Dogwood trees outside the upstairs bathroom window. Not obviously, but in a month or so, some trees will begin to bloom.
I have lived through another winter!
Greetings from Texas, Bjorn. Texas looks like Norway currently. Thanks for your perspective on this ever-darkening world. Staying close to Earth, and just being a human living on this planet are things we need to cultivate....not political ideologies or 'identities'. Keep your head up, and stay Viking!
Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen, this was a welcome video, as all of yours are.
When I was a young man I use to spend quite a bit of time in the forests of Western America.
Always made me feel relaxed and emptied me of the stress of city life.
I miss it so much.
You just took me back, Thank You, Sir!
You make your ancestors
proud! Skål!!! 👑🗡🏹
How I long to walk in the Norwegian landscape on the same paths and trails my ancient ancestors walked upon. I am drawn to them and your videos give me a sense of belonging.
We don't have to be victims to our surroundings. ~Bjorn🕊
my mouse cursor went for the like button just when I saw the intro. It's cool, well done ;)
Bjorn, thank you so much for doing your videos. Just the sound of your voice and the way you speak is calming and reassuring. Take care my friend.
Simple.. Peaceful.. Beautiful... That is the life! Love hearing your wisdom amongst these crazy times. ❤
Keep ur product n content coming Mr Bjorn. Your supporters r behind u. We believe in you. We stand beside you, and in front of you if necessary. I’m confident, as one of your American followers, we believe in what you have to say. Ur messages r important to be said, and just as importantly, ur messages to be HEARD and then the message spread. Your messages r full of corps values and principles and morals which humanity are losing. We r being defeated and wonder why!?! Of course we will lose if we do not uphold our fundamental values and principles we were all founded on in one way or another, I don’t care what continent ones from, it was built upon in the same manner as the others. That’s my opinion and I’m sticking to it. 👍🏻. Ur a good man with good messages to benefit us all.
Your spring = our autumn, and like life, each season brings its own joys to be experienced. Cheers
Calming.
I find that your opening scenes convey strength and inner peace.
Texans, Texas, USA.....needed this knowledge. I'm amazed how many people no longer know survival skills. Maybe it's just Americans.
Thank you. Always the calming advise. Things are going to change. Not for the worse. For the better. Too many people aware and awake for the darkness to hide in the fog. You will see. Xxxxx
Thank you, Bjorn!!! I enjoy your videos so much!!! You have a calming affect on me. I'm already pretty laid-back, but your calmness reinforces calmness in me. Please know that you are always welcome at my fire!!! Stay safe, well and happy!!! -tom
Power of a simple wood craft video,
You mentioned the war! Haha,,, alarm bells will be going off I an office in Brussels! 🤪
I enjoy these times with you most of all, good to keep grounded... agreed, make oneself unavailable, and share the same resolve to hike and camp a lot more this year! Thanks for sharing your outing.
Love the way you chill out...
Being true to yourself.
Who could ask for more?
Like the post below by Alex Newton.. I sense something spiritual about your videos... At our core, man is a spiritual creature.. somehow, we connect with nature and each other on another plain... So much of what you say and express is relevant to us all.. I am half a world away from you, living in the United States, yet when you share your thoughts on current events, etc. it is as if you lived next door.. I believe the Almighty is bringing people like us together, perhaps through this medium... for a reason.. Man cannot be ruled by other men... There are many things that we all see coming and they are not good...Men such as us truly need one another, Life as we have known it will never be the same... Thank you for these videos!! I find both strength and solace in them...
Great video Bjorn. The perfect time to enjoy nature and freedom that you always bring to each of your messages. We will be strong and free!!! Thank you for your share!!!
I enjoy these types of videos. There calming. And Bjorn always seems drop in, what we call, "a peril of wisdom" about the woods. I maybe bias I grew up running all around the hills and trees in Mississippi.
My grandfather taught me to give thanks for everything that
we must take from nature to survive. Traditionally, some Native Americans will give a gift of tobacco to the Great Spirit for taking the life of something so we may live.
It's always great to drop in once in awhile and see how Bjorn is getting along and what he has to say out in the majestic woods! Thank you for your videos! Lots of love and admiration from from our whole family of fans from Ontario, Canada!!
Nice change from the car videos. Good to see you in the woods.
"Hanging out" is always cool. Enjoyed the visit.
I would be interested in any strange experiences you may have had in the woods around there . Unexplained critters , phenomena. Etc .
Glad to see you Bjorn!
Thanks bjorn, having a positive attitude is key in life getting outside helps a lot as well, i think we all have something to learn from you. keep up the great videos and i look forward to watching them every weekend.
Bloody love this bloke, embodys every value i hold dear
I never noticed how blue your eyes are before. I'm so ready for spring also. My dogs are so ready for spring too. 2 Chihuahuas don't tolerate the cold at 6 lbs each. Talk about cabin fever. As a crafty person, I need to see real coats for these girls..I'm in the states and very concerned about the take down occuring... I for one think weather warfare is very real. Thanks Bjorn. Always a pleasure watching your calm demeanor.
Coffee, talk and nature...what a great combination ❤️
You are one my inspirations, Bjorn. The chaos of this year will be a great opportunity to learn bushcraft and escape the madness of the cities
Bjorn is so wise, this video is so relaxing, he is a hero.
Your funny! When you said spring is here I laughed because we're in a winter storm area lately in usa but yesterday I thought the exact same thing! I have snow crocus an in about 3 or 4 weeks my yard will be covered with flowers! Can't wait! Chain saws- if they're in my yard that fine. If I hear them any where around my yard within an acre I get a dam panic attack! It's crazy! Panic attacks are terrible! One time there was a bush hog in the woods behind my house and it was terrible! I stood in my yard and watched an couldn't move. I love your spot in the woods. Very beautiful place! Thank you
Bjorn another fantastic look into your day with a coffee, marvelous 🌲
Coffee always tastes better in the wild, thanks for another great chat !
Greetings from Canada Bjorn, iI loved the intro when you stated that this video will be about nothing and just hanging out in the woods. I live in a city and most people I know feel they need to stay busy ALL THE TIME in the city, just to give them some sense of purpose. There is nothing wrong with being busy but often times a lot of people lose sight of the fact that we as a modern urban society need to simply slow down once in awhile, take a nice long walk in the woods and reconnect to nature, It's my refuge and salvation in this busy world we live in. Thanks again for the inspiring videos.
Thanks a lot, Daryl!
I think bush craft is gonna take off...and a reconnection with nature...best inspiration is example
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I found your channel during the winter storm in the US last week. Even though I'm not in Norway, I felt like I was there in spirit after a cold walk through the snow. Your videos are great!
I'm a recent sub, found you through your other channel where you talked about vaccine deaths. I love that you aren't afraid to speak the truth, we need more people like that.
Very nice little moment with the fire Bjørn. Spring is just around the corner now.