I attempted to cross NORWAY in a completely straight line. (PART 1)
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- Опубліковано 21 лис 2020
- Here it is, the eagerly anticipated mission across Norway, my chance to put the ghosts of Wales behind me and finally succeed in crossing a country in a straight line. The vast majority of this 17 mile journey would be devoid of the farmers, hedges, brambles and fences that littered the Welsh countryside, but where it lacked in those things it would more than make up for in vast lakes, rugged mountains, mystical forests and slimy swamps. Join me on a logistically challenging, nerve rattling adventure through the wilderness of northern Norway and let's see if I'd be flying home completed, or defeated.
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Let's take a moment to appreciate Verity's ability to put up with Tom's shit
What did his shirt say
She's a keeper!
@@DasVERMiT 😂
A good sport indeed
Verity is her name. She's called like that in other videos too.
I bet Verity never imagined having to drag a kayak through a barren Norwegian seabed when she first met Tom.
Tom: Verity, you'll drag the kayak around
Verity: Yes, honey
I admire her for that
i think she gets as much of a kick out of it as he does
Seriously, she’s a keeper!
If you're not expecting that why even bother getting into any relationship?
Tom: Im going to plan every inch of this.
Also Tom: There should be a lake here...
Spotted that, too. I laughed so much at that comment.
CLIMATE CHANGE!!!!1111!!!
Hagahahahahah😂
@@NeoBechstein it was lowered for electricity
Honestly, the only comment i Lol'd to im probably 5 years
Btw, in Norway you can walk through and even camp on peoples land for up to 2 days as long as youre 150m from any settlement. Private just means that its maintained by a private person
Same thing in Scotland I believe, right to roam rather than "trespass unless it's public land". I think about 80% of green space in England is private property so it sucks. England is messed up in that regard, very few places to wild camp legally.
Yup, same in Sweden. You're allowed to walk on any land, even private land. The only thing is you can't destroy plants or wildlife, you can't walk too close to homes (as in places people actually live in, other buildings are fine) and you have to clean up after yourself. Other than that, you're free to walk and camp anywhere you like.
Its actually quite a contentious point in English & Welsh law too... there's forever been battles between private land owners/local government and the rambling society/the general public in access to land disputes, and unfortunately we only have until 2025 to find all publicly owned land before no more can be claimed. It's quite sad... however at least trespass is not a criminal offense.
Meanwhile, in Texas, try that and see what happens lmao
@@satagaming9144 Well, I guess if you're polite and ask nicely, they'd probably let you camp for a couple days, I guess? Unless they're complete douchenozzles.
Verity is a keeper, don't see my wife dragging a kayak around Norway for me.
😂😂
She will when it makes her money
You should better ask yourself, why not? Does she not love & appreciate enough for that?
@@Cherb123456 these are questions one should indeed ask in a situation like this
Damn, that's rough, buddy... gotta let her go, huh?
The pond at the starting point, "Daudmannstjønna" literally means Dead Man's Pond, so it is off to a great start!
Amazed this comment has zero replies
Now it has a couple!
4:25 "I stopped off the train at the wrong station..." Sign: HELL
That's the actual name of the place...
Hell is like 2 minutes away from the airport so I really wonder why he went off the train after 2 mins when the trip to Trondheim takes like 30 mins hahah
Hell is actually another word for luck in Norwegian
It means luck😂
@@felonymelody4773 wait WHAT thats like 1 min away from where i live!
"Norway is wales on steroids"
Best description I've ever heard
Yup
😂
I was looking for this 😂😂
N O R W A L E S
Norwegien mate here. Yes, but it's mostly true for Vestlandet and Nordland.
"Man makes girlfriend drag a kayak across the rugged Norwegian wilderness so he can climb rocks in a straight line"
aside a crazy man theres always great company, Veriti in this case
Also, travels during a pandemic
@@Byzantia I'm from Denmark, and that doesn't change anything
I'm from Denmark and I'm gay and vegan
@@Byzantia I'm from Finland and i'm drunk
Seriously mate, girlfriend of the year award.
Not many girlfriends woud accept this as their "holidays".
I’d still cheat on her
@@spaddo3529 ._.
@@spaddo3529 bruh
@@spaddo3529 I know this is a troll, but what do you even gain from talking shit like this?
"One of the few countries in Europe, you can cross in a straight line..."
Me: "Ah it's gonna be Holland or maybe Denmark. Those conpletely flat countries without any crazy terrain features."
Him: "Norway!"
Me: " Whaaaat?"
Denmark is an issue because borders are only in the water and at Germany. If you have to reach a border, it’ll be an issue.
@@taurbeer Not more so than Norway
@@soarDK well, yes and no. There is a border to stand on in Norway. In Denmark, there is only the german border to get on in Jutland. From there, if you want to cross the country it becomes to an arbitrary point or to Skagen.
@@taurbeer yeah well he also just crossed Norway at some random point. It would definitely be feasible to do the same thing in Denmark from south to north. Plus it would be a nice finish line to stand with a foot in each sea.
But anyways, I don't see a need to discuss the finer details of such a trek, as it never occurred.
I was simply pointing out that Norway is not an easy country to walk across terrain wise, and that there would have been other countries in Europe, with much friendlier terrain.
@@soarDK can confirm the netherlands is flat, he’d just need to go to Limburg as it is not very wide and definitely doable on foot lol. You’ll maybe find a lake or a river but no biggie
This whole series is just me trying to find my house in minecraft.
Police "I'm gonna need you to walk in a straight line"
Geowizard "Say no more.."
Fam 😂😂😂😂
I'm 100th like
Hahaha!
good one :D
Starts walking
“Wait where are you-“
Starts running
“Stop come back”
Starts kayaking
“You never said how far officer”
"I was going to study survey and scrutinize this unknown terrain so meticulously..."
Lake literally gone.
Water was probably regulated... Norway use alot of water for electricity and so there are these kind of "dried up" lakes all over Norway to make room for either a big rainfall or snow melting.
I nearly died in Peru when going to a "semi dried out lake bed" i dunno if they'd lowered the level on purpose or it was just a dry season.. it was a lake with a dam... the level was lower than normal, an obvious higher line and different colouration in rocks etc.. i went down to a sandy area to get to the water's edge... suddenly the sandy bank started to collapse under my feet... the edge of the lake turned out to be an overhanging cliff or loose sand. I fell backwards to try not to fall in but every time i tried to push myself out with my feet, more & more of the bank collapsed under my feet and my legs started to get wet. Luckily I managed to drag myself out before the entire cliff collapsed into the water. I'm pretty sure I would have died if I'd gone in the water. I was completely alone, having trekked there for miles. The water of the lake was from meltwater of a glacier, barely above freezing. I would not have been able to climb back out again. The entire edge of the lake was a steep cliff of loose sand... People need to be very careful of some places that seem quite beautiful and innocuous (innoxious?).
Glad to hear you made it out safe
@@gazzy9136 yeah if u ever see a lake and its obvious the water level is a lot lower than normal.. dont just waltz up to the edge of the water... its probably soft stuff
Small tip for future challenges:
pack a tiny drone and use it to scout your path forward im sure you could have mappe out the whole lake like that in a few minutes instead of having to walk all the way there.
How would he recharge the battery though? Even a nice DJI drone only gets a maximum of 35-40 minutes on a single charge.
Oh no, did he survive? I hope the narrator tells us soon
I'm sorry, he ded, died in a plane accident
@@vivusbrydyr4039 it's true, I was the plane
@@AlexGarcia-xu9bm Its true, I was the clouds
@@mrmess171 its true, i crashed the plane
It's true, I am his coffin
The guy who lent you that kayak is having a panic attack watching this video.
Presumably he has either gotten it back by now ... or not, so he likely already knows the fate of the kayak
He's the only one not left in suspense.
@@kjellnehring6390 yeah i was just joking
I’ve crossed Kansas in a straight line before TWICE. It was super easy because I was in an airplane
a top athlethe in norway got stuck in a bog on a normal days jog up in her local mountains. a path she took all the time, but she swayed a bit to a new path. Suddenly she was in so deep she couldnt get out, and if I remember correctly she was stuck for a bout 10 hours before searchers found her. Bogs are scary, even for locals, even for athletes. I got a bit nervous when you were crossing. Glad it went well.
I’m from Norway, and I can confirm that this is Norway.
Legit
Yes
Like am from norway to and this is THE ONE AND ONLY NORWAY
Jeg trodde dette var i tunisia
Yes it is
15:41 "It's never gonna be straightforward". That's literally what it is
I only realised it was the geowizard when I heard him say ''get in''
Geo wizard 30 years from now:
“I crossed the world in a straight line”
Honestly it would be pretty cool if someone could say they hiked and sailed the entire equator.
@@lulzdragon7339 Oh yea 100% that would be so cool
Peter tunnel?
Mike Horn did that on the equator
@@GeoffreyMhd ultimate chad
He should do a straight line across Monaco where it’s just a single 15 minute shot of him walking.
Turns out he ends up having to climb up and down the sides of tall buildings
And it takes him 2 days because of the traffic.
Honestly I’m not sure if Monaco is even possible unless you’re a professional skyscraper-climber, idk if there’s a route through the city that doesn’t go through one!
Vatican might be easier
Too expensive!
I've got a feeling about this one.
yeah this ones gonna be epic
He gonna do it!
Hi David :)
You have good taste in UA-cam content. I'd expect no less.
Every video he breaks New Grounds.
I love the 4:3 aspect ratio vibes ... such nostalgia
"We could see bears out here, you never know, that would be really cool" Oh dear... you are definitely from England.
Idk man I have seen lots of bears in Canada and not only from inside a car. Never had anything happen to me and I would say all encounters were cool. Bears are dangerous but if you don't do anything stupid they will just ignore you.
When you talk you’ll make the bear’s scared, and disappear. This man talked sometimes, but 100% he didn’t talk a lot or made a lot of noise most of the time. So meeting a bear could happen, also as that there Are proven to be bears in Norway, not a lot, but it is.
Bears aren't a problem - but moose are fucking terrifying!
@@Tanjaaraus if moose Are more terrifying than bears you Are braindead my guy.
@@adolf9819 Moose eare about 3x the size of a bear and it's first instinct is to kick or stomp you to death. A bear is only about hip/chest height and will generally leave you alone if you are not near momma's cubs. We only got the tiny brown bears here, not any grizzlies. Or putting it a different way, when I went to a local wildlife park, we where allowed to be less than 1m away from the bears and help feed them. While the Moose was behind double fences and you where told to stay away from their area if they where up close to the fences. If you are not absolutely terrified of Moose then you have no idea what they can do. They are pea-brained idiots, who can tank several bullets and easily smash a car for fun
The music is really nostalgic at this point
Im kinda sad he didnt use the first few tracks in his 8 bit playlist so far (except in the preparation and the very end)
The intro tune really makes me happy at this point:)
Reminds me of the pre-rona era when I wasn't under house arrest.
I now see he created that music himself!
It makes me so happy
Mate, when you do manage to do Scotland after this Covid vaccine kicks in, give me a shout. I'm a level 3 rope access tech with paddle boards/kayaks/climbing gear and local knowledge of the highlands at your disposal. I reckon teaching you to do retrievable pull through abseils could open up some lines for you. I work offshore so plenty of time off to support a mission. Slainte
He might even shlob on your knob to get into your video
@cunty balls
- join the adventure and walk with him trough Scotland
r/rimjobsteve
That’s cool and all but why is your name Cunty Balls
As a Norwegian myself, it has been fun watching you walk through places that I’ve been to before.
15:41 "its never gonna be straight forward" .... from a guy that walks...straight forward
Verity is the real hero of this story.
I feel like this video is all of John’s worst fears coming to fruition
Holy shit a vlogbrothers comment on a geowizard video
John and Hank have good taste in youtube videos
Hank? John? or both🤔
Wow! Glad to see this content getting recognised!
“Norway is Wales on steroids” is the perfect tourism slogan for the country!
Avery -_-
You got mad at a communist joke 3 years ago on a random "The Infographics show" Can you tell me what video that was it was around the 3 year mark.
what
I see you posting comments everywhere
That could definitely be misunderstood 😂
@@zackirvine7152
obviously you watch the same content.
pro tip if you want to reset the UA-cam algorithm go to the home page, click on the three dots and then click on "do not recommend this channel" on every video topic/channel you want a new "perspective on".
do that then refresh and repeat 3-5 times.
You'll get suggested new videos that you might not have watched before and eventually get recommended back to the same videos you used to watch because it's related to your viewing habit.
I do that on most of the music channels I'm subscribed too, one annoying part of UA-cam is that you get recommended the same video you already watched before, so instead of unsubscribing for "unoriginal content" I just purge my recommendation, confuse the algorithm I get recommended related content that I didn't watch before because the old stuff was always recommended, and land back on stuff I really enjoy plus the new stuff.
(Sinks to knees in mud)
"I could have walked over this lake"
You sure about that?
Congrats! You made it onto Norways biggest newssite
what is it called
@@mdharv i found the video ua-cam.com/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/v-deo.html
@@RealPyro88 NEVER AGAIN!!
@@ProPilotKo :)
@@RealPyro88 :/
As a Norwegian, I’ve never felt this patriotic
I wish I could go but Switzerland is on Norway's red list
I bet your feeling as patriotic as an American at MacDonalds
Especially seeing "nordlandsporten" at 6:19 and every other place he showed on his drive on the E6.
You’re feeling like a patriotic American after telling a Native American to go back to their country
Vi skulle ha vært mer patriotiske
*NOTICE* **EDIT** - UA-cam have finally upgraded this to 1440p! only took them a couple of months. Some parts may be quiet, so do use good speakers/headphones and subtitles for the best experience! Let's all drop a like on the video if we think Verity is an absolute trooper!!
I've really been looking forward to this video! YAY
Who cares? Would watch it if it was filmed on a potato! 😂
When your computer handles only 720p
This is amazing!!
How am I going to see these angry farmers unless it’s 4K?
But actually though this upload is hype
“bernado silvas and pjanics lovechild crosses Norway in a straight line”
Haha that’s good
😂
🤣🤣🤣
Imagine Tom making straight line missions so popular that it'd just be normal seeing people around just independently walking in straight lines in all directions, everywhere
GOD TIER CONTENT
Indeed it is, also had no clue you watched geowizard, just makes me like your channel more
Heavy tha
Hello viewer
hello viewer
Plunging into the shadow realm
Can we get some appreciation for Verity! Cracking teamwork. 👏
hi ludbuds
pog champ
Hello bud of lud
Sadge what about us lsf frogs
LULW
Pointcrow is a ludbud? My profile pic says it all
These Series always get me so damn hooked on it. To the point where I end up sleeping late and going late to work. This is my 3rd time rewatching his straight line series, Love EM! Thank you Tom!
Fyi: As children we're told horror stories of people who die getting stuck in that mud you were walking on.
I think those kind of stories are told about almost any marshland in dried up Norwegian lake banks
@@nikolaiblm1255 The dreaded "hanging-marshes". Nearly went into one, but was able to drag myself out.
Funny story, actually. Some guy I knew once told a story of how he got stuck in one while orienteering, (running after waypoints on a map in sequence). He got stuck in this really inconspicious plot in the middle of the woods (the worst kind of hanging marsh), and sank to his shoulders before he stopped, and was eventually saved.
Back to my story. When I stepped one foot onto the marsh, I could feel the "wavy" unsteadiness and recognized it, using my momentum to fall/dive forwards and grab a branch. As I dragged myself up, I found a plastic thingy, which I later found contained a map!
The guy was 'bout a head and a shoulder taller than me, by the way :)
Anyways, the muddy bits this guy crossed should've not been crossed, he should've called it off, unless he had a board or something wiht him.
Holy fuck bro 😂😅
probably to stop kids going there
@@danshady09 Exactly lmao, a grown adult won't be in any real danger.
Alternate name: "I attempted to drag a Kayak across NORWAY in a completely straight line"
19:20 "I've always had this worry about sinking so deep that it just swallows you up. I guess it's from stories of quicksand".
Huh, predictions of what yet to come.
I could watch this series for hours. Honestly, i'd choose this content over any cinema movie
Imagine chilling in your hot tub high up in the mountains in the middle of nowhere near the swedish border and some dude comes strolling by dragging a kayak around
My anxiety can't imagine this 😖
Me being the asshole I am I’d probably start laughing at
*record scratch* 'you're probably wondering how I got into this situation'
If someone were to track his footsteps they’d probably think “ _but why?..._ “
"Must be a glitch in the matrix. No human has ever walked this straight!"
Actualy this is one of the safest way to have such a adventure. You are not wandering around with no route to follow for rescue team, but it's straight line and it's literally like 2-3h work for heli to find you. And if they don't it's basically a sign to look down the rivers xd
Theyd think hes been left on autorun
20:06
"But was the kayak still there"
"cause it is you twat"
😂
Yeah funny haha 🤣🤣
"course it is," not "cause it is."
Honestly at first I wasn't a big fan of these and just wanted to see your geoguessr record attempt vids, but it has REALLY grown on me. I absolutely cannot wait for the next ones, currently rewatching this one
Amazing. Just to say, you could contact NRK (Norwegian BBC) and I bet they'd be interested in covering this
Oh, they would definetly cover this
My Uncle works at NRK and I contacted him when I saw this comment
@@jonathanbloch3596 wow great! 😊🙏🏻 Say hi to Skavlan from me
@@326Alan what do you mean?
@@jonathanbloch3596 I was joking 🙄
Calming commentary, cosy 4:3 aspect ratio, retro soundtrack, the sense of adventure and uncertainty and Geo's inevitable bad luck; it all comes together to make these videos as addictive as crack cocaine.
All these videos are keeping my spirits up during self-isolation thank you!
I’m from mo i rana so i was very happy to get mentioned
Date: So, what hobbies do you have?
"Yeah, so I walk in straight lines..."
“S-Straight lines?”
“Like...really, rather long straight lines, yeah.”
...and make money doing it!
Ahh, still recording in this lovely aspect ratio I see. Never change my laptop is perfect for it 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Isn't it just 4:3?
@@NicMediaDesign it is. a little uncomfortable watching on a 16:9 screen tbh
Old ThinkPad x series?
@@xVLADx45 I'm watching on a 21:9 Ultra Wide, my screen is mostly just black :D
My iPad is loving it
I love the simplicity of your music. Never stop composing!
God damn these straight line missions are absolute gold. You're doing great work dude! ❤️✌️
Tom: How can the lake dry out?
Also Tom: It's a reservoir leading to a dam.
You're in the late season for hydro power dams. They fill up during spring.
without irony, I didn't know that, thx :)
He kept referencing a damn so I was curious if that was it
I was worried thoughout the episode that the lake would be flooded suddenly. I've seen numerous hydro-power reservoires where flashflood risk are not to joke about (unrooted trees along the shores).
@@HenkDeSuperNerd Rainfalls aren't that intense up north. It's the snow melt that is relevant. Tom missed some research there. But he obviously survived :D Can't wait to see what kind of dam it is.
@@HenkDeSuperNerd Shouldn't that mostly be a problem downstream of the dam?
Tom and Verity honestly seem like such a great couple.
"Norway should be the easiest country to cross in summer" dude the Vatican, Monico, and Luxembourg are on that map to, mad respect for crossing Norway
But he can’t go across the mansions of billionaires
@@arkesh110 busting through the walls of the pope's bedroom - the Vatican City straight line mission
being shot by the pope's mp5 armed praetorian guard before escaping through the vault that contains all the holy relics
wild stuff
This is some next-level content, I've been watching since your first adventure! Keep it up.
“But is the kayak still there? Course it is twat.”
Low crimerate in Norway 👍
@@nils-christiannilsen7115 Especially in No(r)wher(y)e
@@chaosmagican Man, wonder what's in Ry
20:06
You done the most research you’ve ever done to find the most suitable route. And you got there and the water is gone! 😂 😂
😅🤌
Lol
Its a reservoir, seems like he forgot what that means.
Man Norway is crazy beautiful. I live in East Sweden and I just feel like Sweden looks nothing like Norway. But, Norway did get all the beautiful fjords, and I certainly intend to visit them someday.
I've only just seen this and was a fan of the mission across Wales, this think this man just saved my lockdown entertainment!
you're too kind with these. can't wait for part 2.
I'm waiting for you crossing Poland
Siema by3ku co ty tu robisz ?
the places you find graf
Graf: Crossing bydgoszcz
Same
Should rename this Video to "Verity attempts to lug a kayak across Norway by herself"
OMG! Your doing another one? Amazing. Cant wait. Watching it tonight, just popping in to give a like and props.
Ludwig sense his regards..
Also do a series where you walk in a giant circle.
Best series on UA-cam! Thanks for making this happen!
ok verified guy o.o
@@cottontheeastercottontailr265 Welsh verified guy*
Been waiting on this shit forever i need my fix
@@JustJoeKing ok verified Welsh guy OwO
I think how not the travel Europe is better
"Who would've thought a lake this big could dry up?"
*Cries in Lake Chad and the Aral Sea*
Glad you mentioned those, was an interesting read and tragic in the case of the Aral Sea.
Lake MEGA Chad
omg i forgot about this series, i love this its so fun to watch
Wow, what a beautiful country.
dude, if you meet a random person in the woods at night in Norway, the scariest thing you can encounter is just a friendly "hi". honestly
or ... ask them the name of their band and for which song they're making a video of lol
And most likely they will try to avoid eye contact while saying it.
@@LetsGoGetThem not in nature, those will smile and make eye contact whilst saying hello
@@LetsGoGetThem We Norwegians practised social distancing with a passion decades before it was a thing...
ua-cam.com/video/H2rJrB2pHtY/v-deo.html
Travelling in a straight line across Russia would be nut's to see.
And also impossible
You just have to choose the right place. Perhaps across Kaliningrad Oblast?
Cross the detached part next to Poland
Bruh, we would have a "crossing Russia" episodes for a year lol
Have you ever watched the way back? That’s you’re answer it’s a true story
You should maybe get a “pack raft”instead of the kayak. They are quite expensive, but they only weigh a couple of kilos and take up a very little amount of space. You blow them up so they can be put in the bottom of a backpack with no problem and then blow it up when you need it. It is made by a special nasa material so it can handle rough, rocky places and they are very sturdy.
Ooooh, another "straight line" mission! YAY! So excited for this- cuz the Wales one was amazingly intriguing.
Been waiting long for this. I am the girl that recognised you at Trondheim Airport. Stjørdal (the town Trondheim Airport is) is my hometown., specifically Skatval (which was featured in a previous vid of yours). Great vids, man. Can't wait for the rest, big ups from a Norwegian studying in Mid-Wales.
You're lucky. I think we all hope that someday Tom will do a straight line challenge through our hometowns.
@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 or our homes, literally.
@@thisguy976 Id let him climb through my windows if necessary
No way! thanks for commenting Victoria, was crazy to meet a fan so far from home!
Another trønder here, with family from Skatval. Can't wait for the rest of this series
Mate, you've got to slap a ring on Verity. She's an absolute catch.
I think he already has hasn't he? I swear in at least one mission video he called her his fiancée.
Some of the best content out there. Period.
I just discovered this account, and wow am I hooked. You are the man, Mr. GeoWizard
You're getting next-level with those cliffhangers, Tom
😂
I'm waiting for a literal cliffhanger.
Bruh the video came out 3 minutes ago how you get to the end
@@eddiegedge8047 It’s available earlier for patreons
@@eddiegedge8047 patreon my g
7:51 Daudmannstjønna literally means ''Dead mans lake''. I hope this isn't a sign of what to come.
Amazing. Just to say, you could contact NRK (Norwegian BBC) and I bet they'd be interested in covering this
Acually i think my teacher told me somthin like that in school
My challenge is drinking 6 liters of beer and coming home in a straight line.
He has just a subtle humor which i think is super funny
Verity: hm Tom seems like a nice guy
Verity after dragging Kayak across Venus and Mars: nevermind.
Haha
he just trying to make his women strong
@@realtombergeron5229 Wiz like girls with abs, canon
Me before clicking on the video:
"Half an hour is a long video"
Me 30 minutes later:
"Where is part 2?"
If you were thinking that before you clicked tou obviously haven't watched the other attempts. Treat yourself. I'm jealous you get to watch for the first time
@@youwish1135 I'm doing that right now! It's awesome!
@@youwish1135 it's currently 1:25 AM and i just found his channel. guess i'm gonna be staying up until three today lol
This is my favourite series on youtube 100%
11:57
Tom, you're a fantastic speaker. It's one of your special skills.
Amazing off the cuff speech here.
Man I could watch a 2 hour version of this. Top class commentary and filmmaking generally. Can’t wait for part 2 hope you survive
Yeah, probably his ghost is speaking in the video XD
Yea I seriously doubt he'll die because he is narrating over this
@@harjatalonen3467 you really think so? Aren’t you a bright spark!
Imagine my surprise when I see you attempt this just out side my house!
I live in Hauknes, Mo i Rana.
Storakersvatnet is a regulated lake, they use it to make electricity. That's why it's dried out.
well it truly is a small world. nice meeting another ranværing here.
@@LedZeppelin094 Mo i Rana Represent
Thats.. a big oof for nature preservation.
@@sigurdbrattland7828 Representing!
@@skulljoked Actually it's a good way to make renewable and clean energy, thus helping to perserve nature in the long run
Ahhhh I absolutely love the music so a massive thanks (and big smiles) for the heads up!!!! 16 bit Adventures!!!! Woop!!!! 😎🤮👏🏻🤘🏻👍🏻😊
I think the right of public access apllies in Norway aswell, It does in Sweden, have you ever thought of crossing Sweden in a straight line?
Amazing video as always, love these series!
"it's never going to be straightforward" says the man who intends to go straight forward
The best thing in this episode has got to be Verity's devotion. Keep her really well, Tom.
HERE FROM LUDWIG!
Wow that Scotland 2021 one looks absolutely bonkers. From basically not that far north of Glasgow all the way to Cape Wrath on the route your taking it’s basically 97% fucking nothing. Forests, mountains and lots and lots of bog/heather. That would be an absolute epic. Doesent even look like it goes through any towns or anything much either that I can see. If you do that and stay on that course, when you are in Glen Lyon/Rannoch let me know! I live near there and can give you somewhere to stay :)