Father and Son in The Norwegian Wilderness

[@irismckinney2884]

Words of wisdom! I’m divorced but I never ever stopped their dad from seeing them. I cannot stand women that use their kids as leverage usually for money I find that to nasty and selfish!

[@irismckinney2884]

ZeeZee Zputnik I am very sorry to hear that! I agree not all women make good mothers. I can only hope that your siblings will see the truth soon! I’m single also for many years it is hard to find “real” men in my area as well. I hope we both find love soon!

[@fisebilillah4406]

That is disgusting. It means that those women see their children as money makers not as their blessing. Both parents deserve to see the child.

[@primitivemanshayne7907]

Love the comments. I have three sons. They chose to live with me but even now if the want to live with there mother that’s no problem. I’m lucky our boys are a bit older and generally make there own decisions. Time with both parents is important for all. I wish the best to all in the same position.

[@riggers1977]

I went thru this with my daughter some years back. All I wanted was to see my little girl & to be her daddy (like I’m meant to be) but her mother stopped my access when I began a relationship with my current partner (now happily to say ‘my wife’). I represented myself in court & payed all the fees & did all the paperwork for both sides etc because a lawyer was too dear & I utterly nailed it💪....I wish I could say that I took tremendous satisfaction in how things turned out, but really I didn’t care about ‘sticking one on her’ ....I just wanted time with my little girl, that’s all. Some men are bastards-but most of us are just men.

[@louisianapatriot5818]

Amen to that! It's horrid.

[@AtlanteanVrilChad]

The Vikings smile down at Björn for keeping this knowledge alive.

[@escofhari]

Sven we all do as its essential wisdom

[@thorhbar1255]

Bjørn* ;)

[@deputybeagle355]

My ancestors are smiling at me progressive, can you say the same?

[@alexandreoliveira9702]

@@deputybeagle355 death to the progressives!

[@cubemcfumblebottom7676]

noob

[@sharonmcqueentorres2459]

Kids need their parents at any age. It’s a lifetime job. Amen.

[@pointblankracer6274]

A sane man in a crazy World whom has valid concerns. Enjoyed.

[@ljmtv580]

The family is definitely under attack .... look at the music industry most of the songs are about breaking up

[@robbiekop7]

Is that the same Norwegian Wood that The Beatles sang about 🎶🎶🎸

[@19bishop56]

As a young girl, my mother remarried after my father left her with 3 children. This man came from Austria, a very strong but kind man. Most of our lives were spent outdoors hiking, fishing, skiing, etc... I adored him for that and 60 years later, I have the most wonderful memories of those times. We hiked the Sierra Nevada, and at times I just thought I was going to die of exhaustion. He encouraged me to keep going, and I’m so grateful for that. The beauty I saw was breathtaking! He wasn’t just a father, he was a daddy to a little girl who needed one. I respect men so much because of him.

[@theresap2920]

What beautiful words!

[@19bishop56]

@@goofygrandlouis6296 No, we have no Kennedy’s in our family.

[@19bishop56]

@@goofygrandlouis6296 Haha, nope. He was extremely muscular, but not like that! He did work in the mines though, hard work and a loving heart made this man.

[@weronikaw2358]

Im almost 22 and lucky to have a boyfriend who shares my perspectives on among others, raising a family. Its sad that modern women don't even know what to look for in a man, and what is worth their commitment. Thank you for the video

[@allenlarabie8854]

Well said

[@happyhammer1]

Holy smokes the ice sounds like a giant monster. No wonder the vikings thought there was giants and trolls roaming around.

[@headpopp360]

There is, I see trolls roaming the mountains here every day. And I am actually half Jotun, so they consider me as a friend. Sometimes we share a keg of mead, in the hall of the mountain king, and dance till the rise of a new dawn.

[@anon_laughing_man]

"Thought"?

[@neowolf09]

I think you guys are the "trolls"

[@happyhammer1]

@@neowolf09 can I be the giant?

[@tomurg]

And they believed in krakens as well 😁🦑

[@MrFlyrod7]

We Dads must stick together. Thank you for your comments as they are well taken.

[@JesusFriedChrist]

I wish I had grown up with a father like you, Bjørn. You are a fantastic role model, your son is very lucky!

[@Catastrofius]

After a private conversation with Bjorn, I've decided to say something. This is an important topic to me. The father/son relationship is extremely important on many levels. I've lost a son. He was in his early 20's. It is the most painful thing that I've ever had happen to me. Truthfully, it still anguishes me. We cherish our offspring and when one dies, it takes an enormous toll. I would give anything to be able to go back and trade places with my son, letting him live on. Bjorn does a great job in this video and in many of his others, explaining the importance of family and the special relationships that fathers can have with sons. Thank you, Bjorn. Along the way, watching your videos, you've helped me deal with my anguish.

[@terrym1065]

Bjorn👍👍 I'm a father of twin boys and have a great relationship with them, even though I was divorced when they were but four and a half years old. I made sure to be a dad to them all through their youth and still to this day. They turn 40 tomorrow the first of March. Now they're grown men, but hunting, fishing, camping, wilderness adventure, etc. was and is part of their life, something we did together just like you and your son😊 Well done sir. Enjoy!

[@fabstouchcosmetics3191]

Your children are daddies. 40

[@jonholmes1464]

My children are my greatest inspiration, my greatest motivation, and my greatest achievement

[@sheilacarroll3981]

Treasure every minute with your son. With nature.

[@neowolf09]

I dont disagree, I just want to add that children are a part of nature. Humans are too. We often forget or ignore this fact, and many are misled towards totalitarianism over their worries about the systematic abuse of nature. Just some thoughts.

[@lordsod69]

Blessings from Ireland brother; here's to our brothers and to the fathers of this world.

[@HolkHugan]

At least Norway isnt as bad as Sweden. God bless you, brother.

[@galenbjorn443]

compering to shit is not good, Sweden is fucked in many levels, not just mass immigration or family. But many other levels aswell

[@paro2210]

Norway isnt that far behind to be honest. I think the only reason we are behind is because we are not appart of the EU. But I think we are around 5-10 years behind sweden. Its either a flat out refusal by everyone in norway or they will be able to squeeze through.

[@Checkyoursix77]

I don’t know what’s wrong with my country... But trust me I will never give up on Sweden!

[@Checkyoursix77]

I’m a father and work to raise political awareness. The people have been lied to and they are slowly realizing that. It will change, it’s unavoidable, soon the taxpayers can’t take it anymore and then it’s over.

[@billyjack4131]

What's wrong with Sweeden?

[@racialconsciousness6996]

A man's value is his ability to become a good husband and good father - a father capable of raising sons who are capable of becoming good husbands and good fathers themselves, and thus continue on with the flow of his people.

[@angelacaratelli8879]

a tough job indeed .

[@louisianapatriot5818]

Here in Louisiana USA I raised my 2 sons and daughter alone. Our family activities were mainly outdoors. Fishing and then hunting. We had so much fun! We included many other children that did't have these opportunities. This was such a blessing and treasured memories for all of us. Several friends of my children came to live with us. I am happy that God was able to make our home a safe place for many to enjoy.

[@shaneferris6742]

Your son hit the jackpot when he got you for a Father.

[@w4lkingc4t4]

man, i'm 19 and i'm already thinking about it. must be a blast to be a dad

[@thekg6811]

W4lking C4t it’s the best thing in the world.

[@QGoblin]

Think very hard and long before you do.

[@thorhbar1255]

Hardest but best thing you will ever do. They can be little bastards all day and then do one thing that makes you so proud. I wouldn't trade them for anything in the world.

[@ericallen1046]

Don't be in a hurry!!! Haste makes Waste!!! Good things come to those who wait!!! Patience is a virtue. All in due time, Young Brother!!! You will meet the right woman one day.

[@antonioaguirre3989]

Greatest honor a man can have. Don't let modern people talk you out of being a father.

[@petervelvin8722]

Thank you Bjorn, great video as always. My ex-wife made it her mission to exclude me from my children's lives. The Australian Family Court is very pro-mother & the best visitation I could get was 2 nights a fortnight. All court costs at my expense. One of my boys is growing up to be a strong & positive male & he watches you regularly.

[@KoriEmerson]

As someone who’s dad just picked up and left. The fact that you fought means the world to your kids. I promise. Even in their 40’s they will know you love them and you wanted them.

[@RavenMadd9]

Have a great weekend with your son....I am sick of people trying hard to destroy the meaning of manhood

[@MrShockotaco]

This may be my favorite video so far. I wasnt raised without a father, I was raised by a shitty father. When I had my sons it became obvious to me that 99% of being a father is just showing up for the job. Theres no great secret or mystery to being a father, just be there for your children. By no means have I done everything right but you dont have a chance to fix your mistakes if you never try. You shouldn't be afraid to make mistakes because a father's mistakes have a chance to teach both the father and the children a valuable lesson. 🍻

[@noproblem2big337]

Great subject, I haven't seen my young children for 10 years, the family courts are rewarding women who make up child abuse lies...and the children suffer the consequences.

[@tauruswinds37]

Don't worry ... she won't escape judgement and her hot seat that's reserved for her in hell. Peace to you brother

[@digiphonix03]

Let our prayers support you brother 🙏

[@amadexmilby7309]

Bjorn seems like a great dad. Anyone who takes time to do this with there son is doing it right.

[@jokersdance199]

Every lost boy who has ever lived wished on more than one occasion to have a dad like you. Your son is a lucky kid.

[@thekg6811]

I can’t wait to take my son camping/hiking. Once he’s a little older. Thank you Bjorn for taking us on your adventures. It looks so peaceful there and the noise of the frozen lake is amazing

[@louisianapatriot5818]

Honey their never too young!

[@neowolf09]

@@louisianapatriot5818 I wouldn't necessarily say that, but I would say don't wait too long to start. Also start small work your way up. Don't have them hike too far the first time maybe not camping at first. Let them get a feel for the enjoyment in it. Also try to see if their more interested in camping or hiking and focus on that. Or maybe they're more into boats. Get some inflatable ones, that's what me and my dad used to do until we got solid boats.

[@allenlarabie8854]

Father son bonding is good for the soul.

[@daxsilver7641]

As a 24 year old, watching your videos always reminds me of how much I want to be a strong man connected to his feelings and nature itself, and how much I want to be a father.

[@davidraborn3654]

It is a heavy burden when a Family member dies and you were at odds. My Father died when I was 24, we were not on good terms. I regret that to this day, you never get a second chance to mend your ways after death. Cherish everyday with Family. Thanks Bjorn and go bless.

[@axdde6428]

Forgive him now

[@GodBlessedAmerica]

When life brings you challenges, don’t say WHY ME!! Say TRY ME!! 👊🏼👊🏼 God bless you and your family values brother. ✊🏼

[@monicagambino318]

Wow! I needed to read this today! I was feeling very low today about money, my work situation while covid, that looks so bleek and perspective less. Your words are very empowering...

[@johnrambo7630]

You speak wisdom.

[@tuaylahten2295]

My heart aches to be in nature and with people with hearts like yours. Thank you for sharing your kindness, strength and wisdom.

[@thessalymeteora3789]

Very beautiful! Your son is a talented videographer. Some very nice shots. My husband never knew his father. He left when he was born. He didn’t have a good father figure growing up. A couple of abusive step fathers and times with no dad at all. My father was abusive. I’m not sure which is worse. Your son is very blessed to have a Papa like you. Very blessed.

[@AlvaKelly]

How wonderful to see father and son together out in nature, and a beautiful Norwegian nature it is.

[@redbaron2342]

You are a good man Bjoern, and your son is a lucky kid to have you as a Dad!

[@roslynsanders7755]

Beautiful to see. Thank you for doing your part to keep the flame of manhood alive.

[@escofhari]

Roslyn Sanders hear here!

[@mynameis63]

Thank you Bjorn. Respect from a Norwegian Canadian Father.

[@napeacefulwarior]

After hiking on the Appalachian Trail thru Shenandoah National Park in June, I admire the lightness of this setup

[@heraboat1534]

Hi Bjoern this is a wonderful video to see you and your son hiking. As a father myself I always take my boys on adventures on the boat lighting the log burner it’s the most wonderful feeling to spend time with my kids and wife all of us out in nature I do not know why more people don’t do this I cannot understand how people spend their entire life time in front of TV without ever exploring the beauty of nature. You are a true inspiration to us all

[@Blackopsmechanic338]

Your son is a good cameraman. You must be proud of him. Good memories

[@yomille82]

Making memories with your children should be a top priority in a parent's life. I'm from America. I see what you mean way too often here.. I'm taking my kids hiking in the mountains this weekend in Tennessee. I can't wait💗 Thank you for the message!

[@electrominded8372]

You are a true inspiration, Bjørn! Odin bless you and your family, and others who truly care for their loved ones as well.

[@dirtygears6607]

I grew up without a father and thanks to amazing people like you I have used your advice and guidance to lead myself into being the young man I want and wanted to be.

[@cristinaferreira2230]

Those are the best words you can tell someone BE PRESENT,great video

[@leonakay6491]

I love your videos. I have Norwegian heritage, my grandfather was born in Oslo, and he was a bit of an adventurer. I always have had a strong connection to Norway, and feel like I also had many previous lives there. Unfortunately, I have lost contact with my relatives living there many years ago, due to the unfair selling of a property in Oslo, very interesting turnabout on their part, and I no longer heard any more from them. Thank you for all you do, and you do not rave on, as your words are so meaningful and full of wisdom. I feel like I have learned so much about Norway watching you. From Australia.

[@leoragnarson8812]

I'll make a coffee and listen to your words, thanks for another video Bjorn! Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷

[@benk3999]

Very cool. Being a dad is the best thing ever.

[@kevinstanley3503]

I hike a lot by my self. When my son is with me it takes the hike to the next level. Thank you for your vids.

[@beardtrick]

I like the videos you upload. Very respectful. Much love from England

[@kaisermoneybags4450]

*lindisfarne flashbacks*

[@ceciliaayub6658]

I love your videos. Very heart warming, so refreshing. Especially when there is snow out there. Here in San Diego, California, we have to travel far to get to the snow in some places. We have a program on PBS TELEVISION and there is a man, Rick Steves who travels all over Europe and also the surrounding countries. We are able to see Norway's cities, and all over. Also, we see how your people live and celebrate Christmas and all that your people celebrate. It is so FASCINSTING and makes me wish I too could travel. Thank you so very much for showing us your videos, they are so relaxing and soothing at the end of the day. Bless you Richly.

[@andrewbsfootballarchives4247]

You are a great role model for what fathers should represent. Awesome that you spend time in the outdoors and share with your kids, great message!

[@MelissaBaker.]

The mixt of camping gear talk and serious contemporary talk is wholesome. And that's coming from a childfree woman! I do not want children, but I do think a caring father is important and essential for boys past toddler age especially and I appreciate seeing responsible people calmy and respectfully talk about it. Bonus points for scenery and sound effects( thank you, melting ice!), simply stunning.

[@oldindianscout4802]

You're very lucky, I buried my Father last week. The Canadian Government took me from him when I was little and, never got to know him the way it should have been. Please count your blessings, the Norse spirits watch over you. Thanks again for the video's my friend. My mother who raised me is Norwegian also. Miigwetch Bjorn. :]

[@MelliaBoomBot]

Good stuff, greetings from France.

[@Dissent-Rising1]

My Sons Birthday today without his Father my heart is broken.

[@taylorahern3755]

The natural beauty of Norway is breathtaking!

[@kevinsturges6957]

You must be the best Dad any kid could be lucky enough to have.

[@XHuntinatorX]

Your son is a very lucky man to have a father such as yourself to share these things with. Family first.

[@DonsAdventures]

I am raising a son who is 16 now, every time we go camping is special. I hope he can look back on those experiences and appreciate them

[@kimballhutchinson2351]

Love your videos. Your words of wisdom are always nice to hear and your style is refreshing in a world of shallowness, hyperbole and over excitement. I hope your channel grows.

[@c_dubbzz6127]

Your son is so lucky. Im happy for him.

[@CanoeingTheEdgeOfTheWorld]

“Homemaking is surely in reality the most important work in the world. What do ships, railways, mines, cars, government, etc. exist for except that people may be fed, warmed, and safe in their own homes? The homemaker’s job is one for which all other’s exist.” -C.S. Lewis, Christian Apologist

[@KoriEmerson]

Canoeing The Edge Of The World I love this. Through the first years of my marriage, we were broke . My husband had just graduated from College and it would have been easy for me to just get a job and have my Mom watch the kids. But, that’s not what we did. We hunkered down and I stayed home . I would never change what we did.

[@josephguerreso871]

We need more fathers like you in the world. Good on you sir, your son is very blessed

[@briantaylor180]

Priceless, spending time and passing on life’s lessons that we’ve learned to our children.

[@zebulonswearingen9935]

The family is the root word of the familiar. And the familiar is the root concept for a dependably confirmed reality. So I agree that lawful yet wrongly evil policy which threatens family is abrasive to the fabric of physical earthly existence. I enjoy that your videos touch on heavily serious subject matter in a uniquely stoic and worldly, lighthearted manner. Some of the best memories are in nature. I’m so grateful to be alive on this earth, with my son. I am a divorced single father in USA. But, my son, who is a happy young man who laughs a lot (not necessarily because something is funny but also because he is happy), who does not often speak in words that are understandable to anyone but a speech expert, proves that Reader’s Digest was correct in affirming that laughter is the best medicine! Norway looks like the part of my native USA state where I grew up! Norway is beautiful! Long live Norway! Long live USA! Long live metal, classical, baroque , nature, romance and wonder! Long live Bjorn and Son!

[@zebulonswearingen9935]

You are my favorite KZbinr, Bjorn !

[@irishpickens6581]

I love my little baby. Very thankful and no regrets in that department.

[@lilymartens5436]

I love your peaceful true videos and talks. Thank you

[@LVPVS85]

You are blessed, man, and so is your son for having you.

[@KingSebbz]

Going to become a father in about 2 months. It's something that I've always wanted and looked forward too. So right now I feel more exited about life then ever! I look forward to beeing able to bring him on things/trips like this that you and your son is doing. Skål Björn, thank you for another great video!

[@WyrdWoodsIreland]

The shot of you silently standing while pensively pondering by the still lake edge was wonderfully relaxing as is always the case when one spends time amongst nature's great green embrace, it helps quiet the internal chatter and worry and reset perspectives 🌲❄️👍🏻 What delicious REAL meal did you have Bjørn? It looks like you both had a fantastic hike. Take care and have a good weekend. 🌲

[@beaucaspar3990]

The middle of the wilderness, the best place to ramble!

[@towels4269]

You speak right out of my soul. I got an 13 year old boy who‘s with the scouts. Every fortnight’s weekend we are together. This we‘ll go bushcrafting! Thanks, Björn, for the inspiration.

[@theviking6052]

This video worms my heart! My father past when I was 3 , he was a Vietnam veteran who past on in 83’ so I never know a father! Learning how to be a man on my own was tough! But I figured it out, and I’m happy to report I’m all MAN. A masculine , old school historian who loves my Norse heritage and the outdoors was a huge!!! Help.. thanks friend and keep it up! Great watching your videos

[@michaelking7604]

Great video as always ! Thank you for sharing . And thank you to all who shared comments .

[@jeanwetherbee5039]

My favorite thing to do in life is to camp. I love nature. Unfortunately I am not able to get out much anymore because I can't even walk without falling. I was always very active in my life and worked as a nurse. But age catching up with you and it's not fun at all. I would do anything to go camping again but I'm unable. I am living in a low income housing . My apartment is nice and I am grateful for that. I am on a third floor and I have many windows. There are lots of trees and flowers so I can look out my window and see nature. The bad part is that I am in a city and the traffic drives me crazy. My great grandfather came to the USA from Norway and was a stowaway on a ship. But he made it. He was a great man

[@kathleankeesler1639]

Thank you kindly for sharing your story.

[@burymycampaignatwoundedkne3395]

it's good that you do stuff like this with your son. I never got to really do anything with my father. I won't be like him if I have kids.

[@david2284180]

Chief Running Mouth of the Fauxhicans I can’t say your screen name without laughing :-)

[@breaker-one-nine]

Excellent. We took our daughter camping as early as a month old & when she was 2 we moved onto our land in the Highlands & lived in a traditional Mongolian ger/tent for 9 years. She has a much different perspective on life than most her age. 😄👍

[@davidknighton7478]

Thank you, I'd forgotten the beautiful song the ice sings. Your son will grow to be a good man like you, cherish every moment you have with your family. I also thank you for allowing me...us, to share these precious moments of time.

[@Beansie]

11:49 Though they not be Father's yet, perhaps flip perspective and encourage sons to give their Father's time. Perhaps time their Father's don't know how to ask for, or don't think they realize yet how important it is. I just love your Spirit Bjorn. Your heart is as large as the moon and you do a fine job of responsibly sharing a moral code most of us hold dear. It's always comforting to now that not the entire planet has lost its mind. Thanks for that!

[@divinemamagaia1727]

You are a good man. Your wife, children and anyone who has the fortune to know you is blessed. ❤️

[@nikrbawker]

legit af, need to do this with my girls when were both a bit older. live close to cascades could easily bicycle up to them.

[@NancyFrye]

Do it! They're never too young. My spouse took his girls snowshoe camping when they were toddlers.

[@steedday4666]

The Norwegian wilderness looks a fantastic place to share with your son untouched by city life.

[@cordeliabloom780]

Bless your heart. It is so refreshing to hear a man speak in such a way.

[@dianerobillard1044]

Enjoyed the scenery. You and your son would enjoy camping in Canada. The world needs men and fathers like you.

[@davefoster7619]

You’re a good man Bjorn. I know from experience (I’m 50 years of age) that what you are sharing with your son will be with him forever.

[@mcooper8825]

Thanks Bjorn. There are still many men and fathers left like you. It's not over yet.

[@patriciafraser23]

I love your videos because I miss being in the woods. Minnesota (USA) had a longer winter than Norway. But the same in many ways. Though I am of French decent; I've grown up with many Norwegian and Swedish friends. You remind me of their fathers. When my husband was alive we belonged to a muzzleloading gun club that did reenactments of 1850's mountain men and their encampments. We had an Indian TeePee, buffalo robes to sleep on and camp fires to cook on. I loved it; we traveled all over. Thank you for showing young people the freedom nature gives you. Blessings, Patricia

[@dpoisonedburritos]

I have to say thank you! I love listening to you 'rambling' :) The way you create these videos I feel like I am there with you just having a conversation out in nature with a friend. The points you are making come from a genuine place of love and that humanity is what makes your channel so wonderful. It's also very calming for me, a bit like asmr almost. So, all in all, thank you for making my and many other people's lives a bit richer.

[@Tim_G_Bennett]

Thank you for being a great father. I never had the chance to have children.

[@Zewaplus]

son is yet to understand the beauty & importance of it

[@keithprice7119]

I love being out in the woods. As a boy I spent most weekends with my friends climbing trees and exploring. I live in Indonesia now and if I go into the woods I become food, everything wants to bite or poison me. I love the tropics but I miss the northern European woods.

[@dr.strangelove9815]

Having a father must be amazing, not all of us are so lucky. Cherish your time with your son!

[@armedpatriot8611]

Great intro, great camera work, and great message. Thank you for bringing us along with you and your son.

[@ZenHG1]

I loved this video most of all. Great words to live by! I have two of my children, the youngest two, living with me now, but the older three live with their Mother and Grandmother in another part of the country. Up until recently I was able to see them every Christmas, every Summer, and every Spring Break. Recently, though, their Mother has been finding ways to keep us apart. It is a battle to even get her to honor agreements in the documents we have, the contract we made, even for phone calls and video chats. Unfortunately I will have to live with the lost time until it can be rectified, and they will blame me even though I have been the one initiating visits and going to pick them up. It is unfortunate, but it is not their fault. We even had a camp out in the wilderness of Washington the last time I saw them... I am deeply thankful for those moments, they teach me so much, and thankful at least two of my children are with me. There IS certainly a war on families and even so-called Conservative women tend to view the Father as non-essential, despite what studies have shown.

[@1ElderLady]

Dear Mr. Bull-Hansen, Your videos are informative, constructive, enlightening, and comforting. There are many other positive remarks, that apply, that I’m sure others have mentioned. Since I am a retired Lady (in North America), whose children are grown; it may seem silly that I enjoy your videos. However- your videos bring back wonderful memories of my childhood. I’m also reminded of the ways of my Father. Things that he taught me, long ago. He has since passed on, but I’m certain he would be pleased to know that there is at least one, honest & good ‘real’ man here to guide others. Your best intentions, offered to others. Thank you for all that you do. May our Heavenly Father continue to bless you & your Loved Ones, with good health & joy. Amen! Best wishes- Nina

[@FK-2all]

Brother Thank you for this work, or the good videos you give us, Scoll,,👌👌

[@swedesarewhite5984]

The best father and son moment there is.

[@vanguardoftruth4166]

My brother in law died today and I needed this. My wife is in deep pain but i know that if i raise my son right we wont go through the pain her mom has to feel and you posted this at the right time

[@1ElderLady]

Dear Mr. Bull-Hansen, Your videos are informative, constructive, enlightening, and comforting. There are many other positive remarks, that apply, that I’m sure others have mentioned. Since I am a retired Lady (in North America), whose children are grown; it may seem silly that I enjoy your videos. However- your videos bring back wonderful memories of my childhood. I’m also reminded of the ways of my Father. Things that he taught me, long ago. He has since passed on, but I’m certain he would be pleased to know that there is at least one, honest & good ‘real’ man here to guide others. Your best intentions, offered to others!🤗Thank you for all that you do. May our Heavenly Father continue to bless you & your Loved Ones; with good health & joy. Amen! Best wishes- Nina

[@carolineatherton8723]

The sound of the ice is amazing. It's a sound I have never heard before in the UK.