ALONE IN THE WOODS - Bushcraft Overnighter by the Old Bronze Age Grave Mound

[@nickuk911]

Watching all your videos Bjorn. A real treat i'm so glad to have stumbled across the channel. The world needs many more of you to help the masses realise what they are missing by eating Mcdonalds & Watching TV etc. Thankyou.

[@jennyvikgarcia1075]

Bjorn, one reason I like your videos , is because you always get so caught up in the feel of the woods and find so many things to admire and talk about. Thank you for showing us your Beautiful country

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you, Jennyvik.

[@WiltshireMan]

a Hi Bjorn, A very respectful camp. I love how there are places where you can camp. In England there are no such places and mostly it is forbidden to camp overnight anywhere, but that doesn't stop me. When I need to camp I go stealthy and just want to experience the nature. Take care Sandy

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you, Sandy. I'm sorry about the situation in England. But I'm glad that doesn't stop you!

[@GreencampRhodie]

Ditto.

[@johnclarke6647]

Springtime in Norway. The birds are chirping and the hour before dawn is a wonderful time. I get up early, make the coffee and get the day going long before my wife gets up. Making a fire and getting coffee going when camping is a tough job. English forests are more hard wood than softwoods, like Norway. England is more like America. Bronze Age mounds were usually near the coast.

[@scottlippert2988]

The area looks very quiet, peaceful and serene. When you mentioned that, a long time ago, people had surrounded the grave mound, grieving, I could actually imagine them. You mentioning it brought into the proper perspective that it is not just a historic place but it served a real purpose for those that lived during that period of time.

[@antiantifa1496]

"We should show some respect" while standing on top of the grave. Nice one Bjorn

[@mamachar1]

A Priceless connection to the Past :o) Don't you wish the land, the trees, the ocean could talk to us... The Incredible Stories they would tell.

[@jeremynorman5329]

Hi again Bjorn, As Wiltshire Man wrote, so wonderful to have those places to camp. A wonderful place to be buried and nice to be respectful. I am sorry you lost a sausage down the side of the fire......but, no doubt, food for nature's animals. Such wonderful videos from you...peaceful to watch just before bedtime. Takke.

[@dougheise7117]

I’m relatively certain I’ve watched most of your videos, and I couldn’t figure why i kept coming back. But now I think I have it. You have a way of teaching without over talking allowing the rest of us to enjoy your serenity.

[@TheWildsourdough]

Thank you Bjorn for taking us along on your journey to a wonderful place that we may never go to ourselves. I have been to several Indian grave mounds in the US. They are usually 25 meters or more in height and covered in dirt. Nice campsite and great views. Be Well.

[@tonyeden8381]

You summed up my ethos and back up plan in the first minute 😊👍

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Tony Eden Good to know I'm not alone!

[@nancysalerno7036]

So great to see you 6 years ago….. makes me feel better about today as you remember even farther back in time….

[@mamachar1]

What Beautiful Day Break - Morning has broken.

[@amyswisher5468]

Loved it when you sacrificed that hot dog to Oden !

[@judyclar7246]

thank you for showing the burial mound if you know of the history of this mound it would be of interest to say more I have twenty or so Sweden grand father of the bronze age some are from Gotland island up to Rollo who ended up in Normandy France Also thank you for the pictures of the landscape.And the bushcraft jim clark

[@justinwells6458]

Thanks, Bjorn.

[@arminalbertvogl6932]

Thank you for taking us on your journey.

[@cmackscott761]

My wife and I in N. GA USA are in total agreement with you.

[@GreencampRhodie]

What a beautiful camp spot & view. The UK needs to learn from Norway & other such places.

[@TheElectricalTradeToday]

Bjorn, you forgot to add a stone to the greymound. It'll bring you good luck.

[@Billimus1]

Love your vlogs Bjorn!!!!

[@colinp2238]

Such a beautiful place.

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

Beautiful and respect is everything

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

It absolutely is.

[@seeks4627]

Hail from the future lol 100 000+ now . Good work great video . Love the old places . Skal\Cheers 🌲🇨🇦🇳🇴🌲

[@mademoisellekaya1438]

I love the vibe of your videos... And always respect a person who can see so much more then only the home/job/home lifestyle so plan B learning yourself the skills from the time when you where young I totally understand.. Thanks so much for taking me alongside for learning and showing this historical place I never get to visit so thanks again 👌👍 And funny to see some of the same people answer in different places and country's in the bushcarft community, just great! 😎

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

C. C. Notting Photographie Yes, I think there is a community of likeminded who meet on channels like this one and I think that is great. Thanks for joining me!

[@FredBrighton]

After my second divorce I decided I would learn about all the edible plants in the region... the Adirondacks of New York... and so I spent a year or two going everywhere, learning what you can eat, what is medicine, how to process wild foods... I learned how to make ceramics from local ground clay... very much like you explained, I thought if things got much worse for me I would disappear into the woods and become a hermit... that second marriage took 10 years to get over and although I never went feral, I know now how to survive in the forest. You are so lucky to have so much ancient history around you... all the local history here has been buried by centuries of white Europeans farming and mining it all away. I imagine when the Natives still lived here, when the Vikings first visited, it must have been an amazing old growth forest. Love your work, your philosophy!

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

That is quite remarkable and impressive.

[@paulputnam2305]

Awesome, Thank You!

[@derekstynes9631]

Hey Bjorn I Really enjoyed this Journey with You to see That great woods and to pay Respect to the Sleeping Ones. I can not get out so far with a spinal injury so I Get Out and about with posts like Yours so accept my Heartfelt Gratitude !

[@edreese3514]

Very nice looking spot thanks for the video

[@nancysalerno7036]

Many congratulations on the awesome success of your videos. That they have gone from under 2,000 subscribers to almost 600,000 in such a few years is amazing, actually not so amazing because your videos are wonderful and you should expect great things from all your hard work and the heart you have put into every presentation! I look forward to reading your books in English. Cheers Bjorn

[@nancysalerno7036]

Now almost 700,000. Onward where ever it takes you!

[@sarahanderson6467]

Absolutely beautiful, your so lucky to have places like that, as already said, we here in England can not just camp anywhere, Shame as there are some beautiful places. X

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you, Sarah. Yes, it's a shame and I know England is beautiful. It should not be so restricted.

[@juliannececil4610]

Good morning. It is beautiful there,I love hearing the birds so early.

[@MrTatts64]

Hi Bjorn and thanks again for another wonderful video. Your chosen spot here really is the sort of place I would be over the moon to go to. If ok with you, I have some questions about such places. Are they free to camp there? Can anyone use them? Are you allowed to fish in that patch of sea or is the shoreline private property?? Many thanks in advance, Andy Oh yes... Congratulations Bjorn!! 19 month ago, you had almost 1800 subscribers. Now look. 26,000+ Very well earned and deserved too.

[@Taromovies]

Hi Bjorn, a perfect place to enjoy a peaceful time on your own, thanks for sharing my friend, Taro

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you, Taro. It was a peaceful time, absolutely. I have to admit, I was a bit lazy getting my sleeping system ready... So I got a bit cold during the night. It's easy to be fooled by the nice weather. It gets cold in the night. It is April in Norway, after all.

[@Rottensparrow]

Hahaha I had exactly the same "plan B" for my life as you did, and I still do!

[@genecarrie1359]

Bjorn....great videos! I have been watching a few of them and really enjoy the content. It's nice to see someone that does bushcraft things and has a true appreciation for being out in nature, and not just bushcrafting for the sake of it. well done!.. thanks!

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Gene Carrie Thank you, Gene, that is very kind of you to say. Glad you like my channel!

[@Brandr1]

"There are so many interesting things to see."........the adventure of life.

[@markwilson3941]

That was excellent Bjorn. And I must say the sound editing was perfect! It really is great to see the world like this . ATB from Saskatoon Canada.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Mark Wilson Thanks a lot, Mark!

[@simonpeppersp]

Isn't it shame the forest/wood isn't of the era you desire' there's very little ancient woods left to discover and pioneer....

[@bibsoutdoors4786]

You can take me camping with you anytime...beautiful!

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Bibs Outdoors That's very kind of you. Thanks!

[@cjcabral8122]

So beautiful I wish I had landscape like that awesome video thank you

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

It is a nice place, absolutely. Can you maybe travel to some wilderness area near you?

[@cjcabral8122]

Oh yes me and my son do every week end but it's nothing like that its beautiful but that view u have is breathtaking

[@VIAncient-Fafnir]

Great video love the forest what I site to see

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thanks a lot. Yes, it's beautiful up there.

[@ancienttomes8940]

i talked to an older lady from lapland a few years ago, and she told me for about an hour about the trolls that still live in Norway. She was camping in her car in a certain national park in norway and a group of about 3 foot tall trolls woke her up, shaking her car and making harsh sounds. I didn't laugh or sound like she was lying, whilst having this hour long conversation.

[@huds5005]

Great Video, I think everyone who has spent time camping has lost things to the fire now and then, ha. You can chock it up as an offering to the gods.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

A hot dog for the gods! I like that.

[@juliannececil4610]

Goodnite

[@vithor9319]

God Påske!

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Takk, og god påske til deg også!

[@jawbuzz9186]

Great stuff. Very peaceful

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you!

[@carlosalmeida1273]

I subscribe! Excellent vid - film 🎥 👍. Great video, great views. Tks for sharing. Crack on 👍.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you again! Yes, the view is great up there by the grave mound. They must have thought about that, the ancient ones...

[@nightwolf1592]

Beautiful video. Lovely place to camp and just be. Is that a Jacklore knife?

[@stephenfeeney2966]

Nice vid Björn

[@iohannroloff108]

Your videos are amazing!

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you, Iohann!

[@naorzaken754]

I love your cannel good job and i love your area

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you!

[@jockitoy]

Hi Bjorn, im sorry about you hotdog :(

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

No worries, I had another.

[@terryfinley7760]

That’s one thing I like about you Bjorn...you didn’t edit out the hotdog incident! It says a lot about you. In a good way.

[@bartjames100]

I would camp there often if i could.

[@kimberlymcfadden9010]

I hear the birds greeting you, I wonder what time of year this was made.

[@joelanderson2037]

looks like the North Shore of Lake Superior in Minnesota in the U.S.

[@markrobinson5774]

We do have them ocean right there so I guess you do have a lot of rain so that's why the rush

[@johnclarke6647]

There is nothing like food cooked over a campfire, is there?

[@marvinm.8510]

Hey Bjorn, very nice videos. I wanted to ask what is your job or is youtube your job?

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Let'sVentrox Hi there! I’m a novelist.

[@koningbolo4700]

If I may suggest something to the norwegian chef? Please use a thin (1-1,5 cm thick) green stick, remove the bark, split it a little ways (about 15-20 cm) and clamp the sausage between the split ends... works always... bon appetit...

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Awesome advice! I am the worst chef of the entire boreal forest...

[@jockitoy]

By the way Bjorn, Love your channel, only thing you could improve is your camera, your videos would be better with a new camera, but i guess that comes when the channel grows!

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

I have a brand new 4k camera, actually. The only problem is my wifi connection has been slow and I need to get a faster laptop, so I have to reduce the quality to be able to get the video published. I got a new router that seems to have made the connection a bit faster, and I will be buying a new laptop computer in a couple of weeks.

[@jockitoy]

seems like your channel shortly will be one of my favorite

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Perfect!

[@theantinatalismzone392]

Ehm the sausage disappeared into the fire

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

Burnt offerings. Over embers is best.

[@isaacmann5429]

Bjorn!!! When will your new videos be out???

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Hi there! I try every Friday or Saturday.

[@charliemashara477]

My plan B, was to go to fastfood industry.

[@2jay490]

like plan B

[@mademoisellekaya1438]

I love the vibe of your videos... And always respect a person who can see so much more then only the home/job/home lifestyle so plan B learning yourself the skills from the time when you where young I totally understand.. Thanks so much for taking me alongside for learning and showing this historical place I never get to visit so thanks again 👌👍 And funny to see some of the same people answer in different places and country's in the bushcarft community, just great! 😎