Nero meows thank you ❤️

@@Pottunuija jep! Nerosta tuli kertaheitolla reissaaja. Tässä jo mietin tarvisko ostaa camper van niin päästäis jatkaan nomadielämää kissankin kanssa ☺️

@@anzq1983 kiitos ❤️ pieni on mutta kodiksi kutsutaan ja hyvin viihdytään! Tulkaa käymään kun ehditte piipahtaa paremmin Tampereella!

@@fishconnoisseur yes that is in Finland. If you check the map, you can see what is the difference in distance from Belgrade to Zagreb vs Belgrade to Tampere. 2200 km is nothing for me, but it’s quite a ride for a cat who was first time in her life in a car. The point is not even in the distance but about adopting the cat and moving her to the EU area. I see you haven’t followed our journey during our nomad years so I suggest you to check out our previous content or to ask about the things you aren’t familiar with before getting nasty. Is there something else I can help you with?

@@pleasebeseatedfortakeoff This wasn’t nasty at all. I was impressed with your dedication. Please don’t misinterpret this, goodness. What about my statement incurred this sort of response? The distance undoubtedly matters, especially for the cat say thing that long drives and border checks can be incredibly stressful experiences. I was trying to make a lighthearted joke about just dedication being expectation defying. I’m sorry if you dislike that.

@@fishconnoisseurok, so I misread your “what a ride” and comparison to Zagreb, Sofia and Bucharest. Yes they are neighboring capitals to Belgrade but I don’t really get your point here, I’m sorry.

@@fishconnoisseur and for your added text: again I’m sorry I read you wrong, I thought you were comparing the distance from Belgrade to Zagreb to distance from Belgrade to Tampere as it would be the same short distance. I now got your point and thanks for your support 🙏 It really was a long journey and not only the ride but also all the paperwork etc, but we finally got our fur baby to move with us. Thank you for your comments and further explanations and support!

@@tomcarr1358 well… also a quite convenient way to travel between Finland and Sweden. You know these are not cruises riding a circle but just our regular ferries to get to the continent? Meaning that it’s not about shopping but the way of transportation, also for freight as our trucks can’t cross the sea any other way, but yes, these ferries also have pretty nice restaurants to enjoy on a way. Though if you prefer shopping, that’s also possible, yet not my personal interest.

@@mattinieminen1296 a lot of safety rules as distance to each other (vicinity), passenger lists etc were tightened after the Estonia accident. Ofc rules have always been strict but Estonia really changed seafaring safety regulations.

@@sapperpong1663 of the Nikola Tesla Airport??! Wow that’s awesome!

@@DANIELZZITRAINSPOTTING thanks for watching! But before calling something fake please sit down and read carefully. You just didn’t read the description or the comment attached as I asked to do in the caption to get more information. This station is Tikkurila as I mentioned in the video itself. Nothing about those trains currently passing or standing there. Here again the text part: “Coming from Helsinki Airport you can take a train to Helsinki city central. If you continue to other cities you can hop off in Tikkurila railway station and change to long distance trains. This is what I do when I fly to Helsinki and go to my home in Tampere. You can buy a ticket from the vending machine already at the airport railway platform for the long distance trains and you can travel in the local train with the same ticket. If you only go to Helsinki, there is another vending machine on the platform for that ticket. The price is fixed 5 € and for the other cities it depends on the distance, train type and time.” Hope this clarifies it!

@@DANIELZZITRAINSPOTTING huomasinkin että olet suomalainen. Et ehkä siis vain ymmärtänyt tekstiosaa vai säntäsit kommentoimaan ennen lukemista? No, jos vaikka enkku ei taivu niin vielä tiivistetysti: Tämä on ohje lentokentältä tuleville, jotka jatkavat muihin kaupunkeihin eli että tämännäköisellä asemalla pitää vaihtaa kaukojunaan. Niin monia kymmeniä turisteja oon tuolla jeesinyt, että ihan sillä pistin pätkän asemasta näytille ja kehotin lukemaan tekstin. Toivottavasti tää auttoi ymmärtämään.

@@ismolehtonen3692 kiitos kulta ❤️

@@kapu1ful haha, this is just a Short(s) intro, a long-form coming soon 😊

@@kapu1ful the night flight is attached video, not this one. And yes, it was in June, so sunset was quite late, if you wonder why it’s not dark. There will be an August night flight video coming too, with much less scenery hence the darkness.

@@DontMindHarisAgain yes, the cheapest option to have coffee at the Riga Airport.

​@@pleasebeseatedfortakeoffand is really good!

@@sipu_and_samppa yes, that’s right. See my previous comment, I was explaining that Tikkurila is the station to change to the long distance trains when coming from the airport. (Tikkurila is also mentioned in the captions.)

@@mst.sharminsultanakona thank you for your concern, but I’m aware of that and it’s also taken care of.

@@markesalo eilisen kokemuksella ainakin kamera on huikea! Ei näissä kauheasti eroa ole (edellinen on XR) mutta kamera ja näyttö on paremmat ja nehän tässä hommassa on tärkeintä. Kun kuvaan paljon ahtaissa lentokoneissa ja pienissä ravintolapöydissä, niin laadukas kännykkä on paljon järkkäriä parempi ratkaisu.