Hey Chris, great video! I did always wonder about this. By the way, when you said "Soviet" submarine tunnels, did you mean "Nazi"? I don't think the USSR had anything to do with Norway, even in WW2.
@@Jaxie32 down south (Cornwall), mornings are usually really pretty and sunny. late afternoons and nights are horrible and (often icy) rainy. that's where it's at.
I remember seeing the northern lights when I was younger, probably 4 or 5. I was in Lapland and it was the night before my parents wedding and me and my older sister spent hours staring at them. It was such a magical experience that I will never forget💛
"We were experiencing some of the problems the extreme weather was causing..." *shows what looks like a few centimeters of snow* Oh you sweet innocent Englishman....
Antti Björklund In the southern US we have a phrase “Bless his heart.” Pretty much the same sentiment. I would just die, it was 28 degrees C today, I broke out the shorts and flip flops today.
@@ChrisinOSMS Yeah, and I've heard people in England complain that 28 is too hot… just last year, in fact. A few months later, I was in the suburbs of Sydney, and it got to 50°C.
This is a very cool video. I would definitely recommend this to my friends. I've been watching your channel for more than a year now and i always can't wait for another video to come out . Thanks Chris for all the entertainment you've given me.
Why hasn't the BBC picked you up to make content for them??? The quality of your content and delivery are absolutely perfect for educational content, especially for children and teens (and adults who remain "young at heart.")
Hi Half-Asleep Chris, You may have done this already very briefly but I think it would be mighty interesting if you made a bts video about your stop motion, your videos always display such clear effort and I can only imagine how long they take to make! Great content as always, ~from a loyal viewer :) sending love
Here in Greenland, we have an old folklore about Northern Lights that says the souls playing with whale skull and when children were out playing at late night, the Northern Light will descend and take their head and play with it instead. When I was a kid, we used to whistle to the Northern Lights to make them move, somehow they move and getting bigger, the longer and louder you whistle and we believed that they do descend and we run back home.
Looks like a great trip. I am in Canada and when I was a kid, like 10 or 12, the conditions were right one night in the winter that the Northern Lights could be seen as far south as Toronto. It was a wondrous sight and I hope to see them again. But, I must say, although you are not use to conditions as seen in your video, in my region of Canada this is the norm for winter. A few times we had a foot of snow and temperatures of -30 C were not uncommon. I love your videos and keep them coming. And, oh yes, our lovely Canadian money gets cold then too. LOL
I lived in Fairbanks, Alaska in the US for 3 years and the best time to see the northern lights is in August when it is starting to get dark again. The green ones are beautiful, but the red and purple ones are spectacular! 👍
I know a doctor from Fairbanks Alaska she moved to here in India this year in 3 years she’s moving back to Alaska her husband doesn’t even live with her he lives in New York City
I love this episode. I used to see lovely, colorful, dancing northern lights in Northern Minnesota when I was a kid. Not as beautiful as I’ve heard northern Norway can display, but amazing to my siblings and I. Thank you!
As someone who lives in the equator seeing these whites scenery is really fascinating! We either got rain that is too hot and humid or scorching sun that is both hot and dry
I think seeing "amputation required" spelled out in Scrabble tiles really fulfilled some part of my life I didn't know existed. Also this video cemented my need to go to Tromsø and then north to Svalbard sometime soon.
Thanks for another great video from you two Chris. My wife and I are always looking forward to see it when a new one arrives. Yes the Northern Lights look quite different up in Tromsø than what we can see here 2-4 times a year from Northern Denmark, which is usually only a narrow band of the green color at the bottom of the horizon. The green color occurs when the charged particles of the sun hit an oxygen atom. I know it is also possible to see the Northern Lights down in Southern England a rare time, but i think it is incredibly rare.
7:35 - They're usually only green now because of pollution changing the composition of the atmosphere; they used to be all sorts of colors before but that's rare now. :-\
-20 is nothing here in Canada but this is one of the best videos I have ever watched and made it one of my life goals to go to Tromso in Norway to watch the Northern Lights and Orcas. Thank you Chris
Happy you enjoyed your trip, would love to see the lights myself. I always forget how mild it is in the winter in England, -20 Celsius is -4 Fahrenheit, sadly get that every year or worse.
I've now seen them in Iceland where they were the most magical 5 hour vivid, swirling dance I've ever seen. Even with the naked eye they were extraordinary!! So very bright and vivid! Then ironically I just returned from Tromsø myself over Christmas. It was almost as magical there as well. A night I'll never forget as a photographer ...
When he said -6 degrees, i was like "dang thats cold" and then i realized it was Celsius, and winters here often get there. Great video btw, always wanted to see the northern lights!
I’m from the middle part of Sweden close to the mountains and we often have northern lights and especially when it’s colder than 15-C. One Christmas in 2018 we had one of those really bright one you see on those postcard like it was super bright green and dancing. I often forget how lucky I am to see them a couple of times every year
Thank you Chris, for inspiring us to go to Tromso! It was a fantastic vacation. We've seen the nortern lights! And yes the pictures are beautiful. Thanks from Marc, Michel, Matthijs, Viviane and Jan Thijs from Holland.
I seen the Northern lights from Belfast N Ireland a few years ago, they were faint but definitely recognisable. There was something unusual that year that brought them a lot further south than usual. It was probably five years ago.
Hi Chris, I am happy that you had a good time. Here is a story: Once I was on a plane from America back to England, and the captain told everyone on the plane they could get up and go to the left side. It was the Auroura! Very dim, but after all, we were above southern Greenland roughly at longitude 72 degrees.
The submarine tunnel is an old base built by Norway. It's called Olavsvern and could house several submarines. It got sold and purchased by different Norwegians and was ordered in the first place by Norway under NATO
I got to see the Northern Lights up in Vermont once. Though not bright, the scale of the spectacle is what is awesome, I think. Were there very many tourists? I like to go to places with few tourists.
I'm a norwegian and I do have been to Tromsø several times when I did my army duty in the late 90s. I was located 2 hours away. Coldest I have witnessed is -36C. It was bloody cold, that's for sure! Even as an norwegian, I don't like the coldness at all. Nor heat either. Our heat record is 36C, so we are not that used to extreme temps. But I have seen 42C in late 80s during the summer, but there was no weather station locally so there was never been recorded. I'm living south in Norway and usually the winter temps is minus 20-25C at max, but we have seen sub 30. One winter in the mid 80s it was -25C, with strong winds so it was actually calculated to -50C. I have seen Northeren lights several times, and a few years back visiting Oslo, the colors was actually just like your pictures and it was shifting the whole time. Northeren lights can actually be seen as south as Germany with the right conditions. Video was awesome btw.
I live in the tropics... by choice. I was born in a temperate clime. But last night, I had to put on a little blanket and socks to keep me warm. Two nights per year that happens. Tonight is one of them and watching all that miserable weather made me feel twice as cold as normal!
Wow this video was a full on adventure! I don’t know why I love your videos but they are so entertaining and I love them! They’re all like mini adventures and OMG those waves would TERRIFY me
I live far enough north where we have a week or two in the winter that is under -40 the whole time which basically means that we don’t have to go to school for a while. We even still have a couple feet of snow on the ground as a result of a recent snow storm! We also have these summer prairie wind storms that have winds up to and over 100 km per hour
Awesome video, and glad you mentioned the different levels of aurora :D Back when I was in Lappland, we also only saw the "normal" ones you had photos of on the first days (and were kind of dissapointed) but a few days later the big ones came around and it was sooo magical, just like on the photos
That was just delightful. I've always kind of wanted to visit Tromsø and see the lights. As a Canuck the weather's pretty close to our "bad" winter weather (we will get -20C for several days a few times each winter) so that wouldn't be a problem. (I've already got the penguin outfit!!) Maybe some winter when things get calmer.
Hey you might never see this comment, but I absolutely love these vids. I think everybody including me loves your vids and will support you all the way to 1 million subs, the amount of people seeing these vids are just increasing so much, and it makes me happy and excited that more and more people are seeing these vids. Also great job on the stop motion. Each one I see I swear I can’t even help smiling once every minute, it’s just hard not to! I even remember seeing the tapir and thunderstorms vid. Keep up these videos up, when I’m sad and depressed these always cheer me up, and very entertaining to watch.
Hi Chris am Fredrik from Norway and i think its super cool that you have been to Norway. I found your youtube channel Just a half a week ago and i abselutly love your videos. I wish i cuod vissit England but am just 13 years old at the moment.
i moved up north last year and there have been 3 huuuuge solar winds since i got here. the second and the third time were useless bc it was too cloudy, however the first time was supposed to have been amazing. i was at work in the middle of the city and even i could see the northern lights from the highly light polluted city, so could only imagine what they looked like from the nearby darker lakes...
Hi 😊 Would love to see Orcas at the sea... Never been to Norway, but have travelled a few times to UK. I have a decoration of Northern Lights theme at my home. Hehe, good humour in your video "... Normally, however, penguins do not go looking for Orcas" 🤣 and "Sun got stage fright before it even appeared" 😁😁 Thanks for a lovely video of you and Danielle 😊
Hello :) I visited Tromso in 2018 and I also loved the city! We were fortunate enough to see the Aurora from the balcony of our room and I have ever since compared it to a green dancing worm as it was moving very fast and disappeared within minutes.
I seen them a couple of years back when I went to Lapland Finland it was great and we seen them and it was great and if you ever get a good day in a place like Lapland you should try as they are really magical
Yes! It didn't feel appropriate with everything going on in Hong Kong, but especially since I probably won't be travelling for some time, I plan on making them next month :)
Hey Chris, great video! I did always wonder about this. By the way, when you said "Soviet" submarine tunnels, did you mean "Nazi"? I don't think the USSR had anything to do with Norway, even in WW2.
Ah my bad. I believe they were built during the Cold War, to help fight the threat of the Soviets. Google "Olavsvern"
@@HalfAsleepChris Thanks! So it used to be anti-Soviet; now it's been rented out by the Russians. Crazy!
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@@HalfAsleepChris did you just eat pizza with a fork?
I don't think anybody's ever called England sunny before.
England sunny? A hahahaha such a funny *JOKE*
Oh Cool Englands Sunny Now Tell Me The Actual Wheather There
@@Jaxie32 cloudy/rainy
@@Jaxie32 down south (Cornwall), mornings are usually really pretty and sunny. late afternoons and nights are horrible and (often icy) rainy. that's where it's at.
well i suppose after spending 20+ hours per day in darkness England is quite sunny and the weather is quite mild here.
I remember seeing the northern lights when I was younger, probably 4 or 5. I was in Lapland and it was the night before my parents wedding and me and my older sister spent hours staring at them. It was such a magical experience that I will never forget💛
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That sounds lovely
"We were experiencing some of the problems the extreme weather was causing..." *shows what looks like a few centimeters of snow*
Oh you sweet innocent Englishman....
Antti Björklund In the southern US we have a phrase “Bless his heart.” Pretty much the same sentiment. I would just die, it was 28 degrees C today, I broke out the shorts and flip flops today.
Yeah, I kind of giggled too when I heard that.
@@ChrisinOSMS Yeah, and I've heard people in England complain that 28 is too hot… just last year, in fact. A few months later, I was in the suburbs of Sydney, and it got to 50°C.
Wow! That’s hot. We usually see 37-38 in the summer on a regular basis where I live.
Aah, come over here to northern Alaska.... that’s extreme weather
Chris is the only guy with a cabinet filled with scrabble letters
He should do a behind the scenes of how he does all his editing
Lewis White lol
@@clementinethemoth9247 actually, he did! It's in a Q&A video
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That’s everyone that owns a scrabble set
"-20°C is freezing cold"
Me: laughs in finnish
'course, properly speaking, anything from zero down is 'freezing' cold by definition, so there's that...
@@laurencefraser yep, 0 to - is ice
Finland doesn't exist
I have a aunt living in Finland. I visit her once a year. I once experienced -30°C when I was 1.
they says it -20
Me : laughs in sami
It's cool to see the orcas up close like that. The Northern Lights are awesome
Bolm Solm Rolm Tolm Joxè Fay Latigs Folm.
Living pretty much next to Norway (Finland) I can approve of this. I personally think Norway is one of the most beautiful countries in the world!
As a Norwegian, I am honoured!
😄✌️
Yes, New York gets snow too, so I was happy to see this! It reminded me of a snowy winter day.
In Iceland we get northern lights all the time, I just have to go into my garden
Is it cold in "Ice"land?...heh...
I'm so envious. In person how much to the lights move? The video clips I've seen make them seem lively. How much slower do they move really?
@@maxximumb they move really slow
@@almVancouver it's cold from september-may
@@MistySunsets yeah it's great here but way more expensive than other places in Europe
I've actually seen the northern lights,trust me, they look as good as in the photos
It looks better than in camera.
@@jolotabani Yeah
Damn I'm jealous
Yeah kinda but in real life REAL LIFE is difrent than a camera well the human eyes arenr cameras so they are much much MUCH more difrent
Not my experience. I saw a vague white glow in the sky. But the long exposure photos the tour company put on their website looked wonderful.
This is a very cool video. I would definitely recommend this to my friends. I've been watching your channel for more than a year now and i always can't wait for another video to come out . Thanks Chris for all the entertainment you've given me.
Thanks a lot!
That’s cool
Ha, cool. N-ice pun
Heya Chris! Love your content!
Also first
5:08 I thought that was editing, but you painted your hand! Quality content, I swear!
It might be editing ( or something )
Why hasn't the BBC picked you up to make content for them???
The quality of your content and delivery are absolutely perfect for educational content, especially for children and teens (and adults who remain "young at heart.")
Thanks a lot! :)
I agree! his content is great! really good production quality.
Yes I’d love to see a CBBC show get picked up! Maybe make him the next Blue Peter presenter!?
@@HalfAsleepChris U are the best youtuber, I watch your vids everyday!
I live in Norway, and my city is Haugesund!. Hello from Haugesund Chris!
Hallo jeg er fra Bergen
Chris should try to have a vacation in Norway
SITA THE CAT Hei!
jeg er fra oslo. (im from oslo a city in norway)
Hallo fra gjerdrum
-20C
Me: laughs in Canadian.
Where in Canada do live?
Me an American: what’s a Celsius
Agree, at -37°F when I saw the lights last month in. North Pole, Alaska
Pictures dont do them justice. They are beautiful.
Yup,I live in Calgary it’s that temperature in spring
In a small town in the northern Canadian archipelago the record cold was set at -66 C.
just an fyi for everyone.. Penquins are south of the equator.
Hi Half-Asleep Chris, You may have done this already very briefly but I think it would be mighty interesting if you made a bts video about your stop motion, your videos always display such clear effort and I can only imagine how long they take to make!
Great content as always,
~from a loyal viewer :)
sending love
You're in luck. He did a Q&A about this, ua-cam.com/video/2K0D7kQU7TA/v-deo.html
I absolutely love your videos! Especially the amazing stop motion. Keep up the good work, and remember that so many people love your videos!
Chris, have you got/seen one of the Canadian two dollar coins with the glow-in-the-dark Aurora Borealis?
I've seen pictures - it's so cool!
@@HalfAsleepChris I have a few of them! Would love to send you one!
Wow! I would love to see a video about that!!!
Half-Asleep Chris yup I have 2!
Here in Greenland, we have an old folklore about Northern Lights that says the souls playing with whale skull and when children were out playing at late night, the Northern Light will descend and take their head and play with it instead.
When I was a kid, we used to whistle to the Northern Lights to make them move, somehow they move and getting bigger, the longer and louder you whistle and we believed that they do descend and we run back home.
Looks like a great trip. I am in Canada and when I was a kid, like 10 or 12, the conditions were right one night in the winter that the Northern Lights could be seen as far south as Toronto. It was a wondrous sight and I hope to see them again.
But, I must say, although you are not use to conditions as seen in your video, in my region of Canada this is the norm for winter. A few times we had a foot of snow and temperatures of -30 C were not uncommon.
I love your videos and keep them coming. And, oh yes, our lovely Canadian money gets cold then too. LOL
Watching this while crying, I never realised how comforting your videos are ❤️
"I’m talking -20C or even colder!" Laughs in Canadian who spent all of her childhood recesses on the school playground at -25/-30 with windshield 😂
Windchill tho
In Finland we have same thing :D
Northern North American gang (I’m for the midwestern US more specifically the colder states)
You're videos always manage to calm me down and give my mind a few minutes of peace. Thank you!
I’m Norwegian and you know far more than I ever would! Great video!
I love how chris is always honest
I lived in Fairbanks, Alaska in the US for 3 years and the best time to see the northern lights is in August when it is starting to get dark again. The green ones are beautiful, but the red and purple ones are spectacular! 👍
I’ve in Fairbanks for 6
I know a doctor from Fairbanks Alaska she moved to here in India this year in 3 years she’s moving back to Alaska her husband doesn’t even live with her he lives in New York City
I love this episode. I used to see lovely, colorful, dancing northern lights in Northern Minnesota when I was a kid. Not as beautiful as I’ve heard northern Norway can display, but amazing to my siblings and I. Thank you!
As someone who lives in the equator seeing these whites scenery is really fascinating! We either got rain that is too hot and humid or scorching sun that is both hot and dry
I live in Singapore! Its either sunny or rainy.
I think seeing "amputation required" spelled out in Scrabble tiles really fulfilled some part of my life I didn't know existed.
Also this video cemented my need to go to Tromsø and then north to Svalbard sometime soon.
This is why I really want to see the Northern lights
Same.
Mee too. =D
The Northern lights are so nice. You're the best youtuber!!!
As a Canadian I don’t find -20 Celsius cold. -40 Now we”re talking
Thanks for another great video from you two Chris. My wife and I are always looking forward to see it when a new one arrives.
Yes the Northern Lights look quite different up in Tromsø than what we can see here 2-4 times a year from Northern Denmark, which is usually only a narrow band of the green color at the bottom of the horizon. The green color occurs when the charged particles of the sun hit an oxygen atom.
I know it is also possible to see the Northern Lights down in Southern England a rare time, but i think it is incredibly rare.
7:35 - They're usually only green now because of pollution changing the composition of the atmosphere; they used to be all sorts of colors before but that's rare now. :-\
Absolutely false. Our particulates have nothing to do with colors of the Aurora.
-20 is nothing here in Canada but this is one of the best videos I have ever watched and made it one of my life goals to go to Tromso in Norway to watch the Northern Lights and Orcas. Thank you Chris
Sunny old england - had a good laugh - but its all about the point of view
Happy you enjoyed your trip, would love to see the lights myself. I always forget how mild it is in the winter in England, -20 Celsius is -4 Fahrenheit, sadly get that every year or worse.
Oh remember the days when you could travel to places?
I’ve always wanted to see an Orcas!!😁 The Northern Lights are soooo cool and I wish I could see what they actually look like! I love the video!!!❤️
The one place that you won't have to worry about the corona virus
Norway has over 1,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus
And Norway is on lock down now anyway.
I've now seen them in Iceland where they were the most magical 5 hour vivid, swirling dance I've ever seen. Even with the naked eye they were extraordinary!! So very bright and vivid! Then ironically I just returned from Tromsø myself over Christmas. It was almost as magical there as well. A night I'll never forget as a photographer ...
I Wish Britain Had Snow This Year
It's nothing Just about search: weather Experts say about weather 6F° degrees which might be it's first snow.
5:46 literally made me gasp that looks amazing
The day after tomorrow?
Coincidence? I think not!
I really appreciated knowing that. Explains a lot.
What an adventurous trip!
Fun fact:
When your *one* of the first there's no funny comments to read :(
Loved this! So cool watching your adventures! Also really interesting learning about your experience seeing the northern lights.
Thanks a lot!
“ -20 C is freezing cold”
Me: Laughs in Minnesotan
Laughs in canadian
Laughs in all accent.
Even when your trips don't go well, the videos are lovely. 🙂
Thanks a lot!
When he said -6 degrees, i was like "dang thats cold" and then i realized it was Celsius, and winters here often get there.
Great video btw, always wanted to see the northern lights!
Your adventures are absolutely beautiful. Amazing video. As always!
Thanks a lot!
@@HalfAsleepChris I never stop watching you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!××××
I rlly love how this channel is educational and fun to watch
You make great travel videos. I lived this. Watched with my young son, and he loves your videos too. Thank you so much for making them.
I’m from the middle part of Sweden close to the mountains and we often have northern lights and especially when it’s colder than 15-C. One Christmas in 2018 we had one of those really bright one you see on those postcard like it was super bright green and dancing. I often forget how lucky I am to see them a couple of times every year
Thank you Chris, for inspiring us to go to Tromso! It was a fantastic vacation. We've seen the nortern lights! And yes the pictures are beautiful.
Thanks from Marc, Michel, Matthijs, Viviane and Jan Thijs from Holland.
So Cool! DEFINATELY One Of My Favourite Vids!!!!!
Thanks Alex!
The Norwegian fjords are breathtaking and unlike anything anywhere else in the world their scale is unbelievable fantastic video as always 😘
I seen the Northern lights from Belfast N Ireland a few years ago, they were faint but definitely recognisable.
There was something unusual that year that brought them a lot further south than usual. It was probably five years ago.
I’ve seen Aurora Australis, the Southern Lights, from Tasmania, Australia. You should come down here and see them, it’s not nearly as cold.
@Half_Asleep Chris Your videos are the best!😁😁😁
I saw a orca pod at my batch once. Really nice!
Hey! I really love your videos! And your cats
You are my favorite youtuber and I support you!
Hi Chris, I am happy that you had a good time. Here is a story: Once I was on a plane from America back to England, and the captain told everyone on the plane they could get up and go to the left side. It was the Auroura! Very dim, but after all, we were above southern Greenland roughly at longitude 72 degrees.
The submarine tunnel is an old base built by Norway. It's called Olavsvern and could house several submarines. It got sold and purchased by different Norwegians and was ordered in the first place by Norway under NATO
I got to see the Northern Lights up in Vermont once. Though not bright, the scale of the spectacle is what is awesome, I think.
Were there very many tourists? I like to go to places with few tourists.
Yeah a fair few tourists (I can't complain - I am one), but nowhere is crowded. Tromsø is regarded as one of the best places in the world to see them.
I'm from Minnesota and we get them, sometimes spectacularly. I love my world sometimes!
The Northern Lights looked so alive on camera! Even if that’s not what you saw, it was still amazing!
Lucky to have seen them lots of times in Dundee Scotland
They are beautiful
I'm a norwegian and I do have been to Tromsø several times when I did my army duty in the late 90s. I was located 2 hours away.
Coldest I have witnessed is -36C. It was bloody cold, that's for sure! Even as an norwegian, I don't like the coldness at all. Nor heat either. Our heat record is 36C, so we are not that used to extreme temps.
But I have seen 42C in late 80s during the summer, but there was no weather station locally so there was never been recorded.
I'm living south in Norway and usually the winter temps is minus 20-25C at max, but we have seen sub 30.
One winter in the mid 80s it was -25C, with strong winds so it was actually calculated to -50C.
I have seen Northeren lights several times, and a few years back visiting Oslo, the colors was actually just like your pictures and it was shifting the whole time.
Northeren lights can actually be seen as south as Germany with the right conditions.
Video was awesome btw.
I live in the tropics... by choice. I was born in a temperate clime. But last night, I had to put on a little blanket and socks to keep me warm. Two nights per year that happens. Tonight is one of them and watching all that miserable weather made me feel twice as cold as normal!
Very lovely video chris. Once again, well done !
Visit Iceland during the winter! It’s incredibly amazing and surreal to see the Aurora while soaking comfortably in a Hotpot in the middle of nowhere
That sounds incredible - it's on my list!
Wow this video was a full on adventure! I don’t know why I love your videos but they are so entertaining and I love them! They’re all like mini adventures and OMG those waves would TERRIFY me
Loved this! Absolutely beautiful
This video is what I needed, it’s so wholesome!
I live far enough north where we have a week or two in the winter that is under -40 the whole time which basically means that we don’t have to go to school for a while. We even still have a couple feet of snow on the ground as a result of a recent snow storm! We also have these summer prairie wind storms that have winds up to and over 100 km per hour
I have never seen a guy exploring a country or place in such a beautiful way ... Kudos to Chris
Thanks a lot!
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A R E G H O S
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Thus channel is so pure, I love it so much
Awesome video, and glad you mentioned the different levels of aurora :D
Back when I was in Lappland, we also only saw the "normal" ones you had photos of on the first days (and were kind of dissapointed) but a few days later the big ones came around and it was sooo magical, just like on the photos
Thanks so much for this video, the scenery was amazing, first video of yours I've watched, loved it.
That was just delightful. I've always kind of wanted to visit Tromsø and see the lights. As a Canuck the weather's pretty close to our "bad" winter weather (we will get -20C for several days a few times each winter) so that wouldn't be a problem. (I've already got the penguin outfit!!) Maybe some winter when things get calmer.
75,000 inhabitants is a rather decent sized city in Scandinavia! As for cities in the far north of the Nordic that is actually a pretty big city!
Hey you might never see this comment, but I absolutely love these vids. I think everybody including me loves your vids and will support you all the way to 1 million subs, the amount of people seeing these vids are just increasing so much, and it makes me happy and excited that more and more people are seeing these vids. Also great job on the stop motion.
Each one I see I swear I can’t even help smiling once every minute, it’s just hard not to! I even remember seeing the tapir and thunderstorms vid.
Keep up these videos up, when I’m sad and depressed these always cheer me up, and very entertaining to watch.
Love your videos Chris!
Hi Chris am Fredrik from Norway and i think its super cool that you have been to Norway. I found your youtube channel Just a half a week ago and i abselutly love your videos. I wish i cuod vissit England but am just 13 years old at the moment.
i moved up north last year and there have been 3 huuuuge solar winds since i got here. the second and the third time were useless bc it was too cloudy, however the first time was supposed to have been amazing. i was at work in the middle of the city and even i could see the northern lights from the highly light polluted city, so could only imagine what they looked like from the nearby darker lakes...
another fun and informational video! keep up the good work!
Yay new video
Hi 😊 Would love to see Orcas at the sea... Never been to Norway, but have travelled a few times to UK.
I have a decoration of Northern Lights theme at my home.
Hehe, good humour in your video "... Normally, however, penguins do not go looking for Orcas" 🤣 and "Sun got stage fright before it even appeared" 😁😁
Thanks for a lovely video of you and Danielle 😊
Oh my gosh!!! I wish that I could go there You are so lucky and your cats are so cute!!!
Fabulous Video Chris, Love Your Unique Style ! 👍🏻
The lights look amazing! Wish I could experience them with my own eyes some day...
Living your best life! Cheers to you😻
Hello :) I visited Tromso in 2018 and I also loved the city! We were fortunate enough to see the Aurora from the balcony of our room and I have ever since compared it to a green dancing worm as it was moving very fast and disappeared within minutes.
I seen them a couple of years back when I went to Lapland Finland it was great and we seen them and it was great and if you ever get a good day in a place like Lapland you should try as they are really magical
Your experience of the northern lights in Norway was very like mine in Iceland; very cool, just not what we were led to expect.
0:29 I found the tapir! :)
It's in the bottom-left snow pile!
Are you going to make any more Travel Journal series videos? I’d be very interested to see what you got up to in Hong Kong and New Zealand.
Yes! It didn't feel appropriate with everything going on in Hong Kong, but especially since I probably won't be travelling for some time, I plan on making them next month :)
Thankyou, I understand. But I look forward to seeing them. I love your videos, your style, everything about this channel is amazing.
I love everything about this video 😍🌌
Thanks so much!