Hundested, Denmark - Day Trip from Copenhagen

[@Gert-DK]

Gårdbutik was spot on.

[@jeanricard918]

Dear Miranda and Joshua, those videos where you make a day trip and exploring the little things in Denmark, is really my Favorit videos from you, so thank you for sharing . And Miranda you where spot on in pronunciation of gaardbutik, and has a beautiful tone to your Danish so keep up the good work.

[@TravelinYoung]

So glad you enjoy :).

[@SuperFkv]

1:06 Gårdbutik pronounced perfectly 👍

[@martinskov861]

Impressive! Nordsjælland and gårdbutik was really well pronounced!

[@ulrichhaepp2657]

And what no-one would imagine, right there in the countryside is still one of world most innovative and advanced ships propeller factories. They invented and make a patented kind of "seamless shifting" hundested propellers, that can seamless change pitch while engine running on the way. Has the same effect like gear shifting without steps in cars. This can adapt to various conditions like strong headwind or waves or loading or towing vessels or fishing gear and helps engines massively in beeing fuel efficient, strong or fast. Very sophisticated high tech systems, which you would not expect to come from such a rural country.

[@Zandain]

You were here, again! I have to be more out-and-about, to catch up with you! 🤣 Glad to have you back! hello from Hundested 🌸🌱

[@TravelinYoung]

Never know where we will turn up :). Gorgeous area of DK, we love it there!

[@JuhlHolsegaard]

Always makes me smile when I see an adult enjoy a "hoppepude"

[@majhoffstetter]

Love this video 😍 I was born and grew up in Hundested. Been living here for almost 54 years now. And I still love everything thing about my town and the area. The beautiful nature is amazing.

[@TravelinYoung]

It is a gorgeous place, we do love visiting there.

[@ralfchristophersen6521]

Allow me to comment in danish, for training purposes: Din udtale af ordet "gårdbutik" er rigtig god. Vær stolt af dig selv. Jeg kendte Knud Rasmussen yngste danske datter i nogle år. Ud over hans, noget tilsidesatte danske hustru og børn, som knapt kendte ham, havde han også en grønlandsk hustru og adskillige børn med hende. Men det er en sidebemærkning.

[@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188]

I remember visiting Knud Rasmussens house many years ago, out of season, and they had really a lot of red squirrels around the house by then! Untill some years ago we actually had a "hunting season" for squirrels, untill the hunters realized, that killing probably the most cute and loved animal in the woods and around, was a bad policy for becoming popular as a hunter, so they quit the hunt and had to let squirrels eat a few of those eegs that would eventually become birds to be shot and killed by the hunters!!

[@ConnieBorgesen]

Hundested, home of my heart. Now I liver in Langeland - I strongly recommend a trip down here too. Visit Langelandsfortet wich was key in the Cuba Crisis, see the middleage castle Tranekær Slot and its garden, visit Tåsinge Bryghus on the way :)

[@Gert-DK]

DR has a lot of videos about Knud Rasmussen on their pages. I think there is one where Kronprins Frederik joins the expedition, after all he is trained as Special force soldier. If I remember correct, there is a nice, calm interview with him from a cozy tent in the winter wilderness.

[@hoegild1]

Funny to see you guys visit my childhood neighbourhood! I admit, that Hundested isnt exatly Venice, but it is a cozy little town. Your Danish is improving a lot by the way.

[@TravelinYoung]

Thanks!

[@JEmmertz]

That laugh on the trampolin-ish thingy. 👍

[@klausolekristiansen2960]

I grew up in Hundested. It has been such a long time since I was last at Knud Rasmussens Hus. I really enjoyed this video.

[@Lauraphoid]

Du sagde Gårdbutik helt perfekt!

[@YOUTUBEACEHBERDIKARI]

Menyenangkan dan mengasyikkan

[@danebro6029]

this town is top class (i live there)

[@MsBlackdeath13]

Oh man the slushy. Such memories. We used to have one at our yearly school parties and we’d have one with booze in it and one without. Great stuff.

[@Jais0910]

There are SOMETIMES slurpies at Circle K in Virum where Kongevejen and Frederiksdalsvej meet. Just outside Lyngby. However, most of the time they're not ready for sale, just like this one.

[@klauslehrmann3906]

I have been attending sandfestival 3 times, and snapped pictures of the works there. I remember one of the themes was "Myths and Legends". Mayhaps you'd like to see them?

[@litterbox_]

Heeeey. You basically ended your video less than 200 meters from my backyard :D It's kind of funny to see you visiting my area since I've been following your channel for a while (: Also, a lot of the items salvaged from Knud Rasmussens Hus was shipped to his birth place in Ilulissat in Greenland.

[@TravelinYoung]

Interesting! I’ll get to Greenland one day :).

[@litterbox_]

@@TravelinYoung You should. It's an absolutely remarkable place. I went there in February for almost 3 weeks and I am definitely going back.

[@papaquonis]

Aww, Slurpeeless Josh is a sad sight.

[@TravelinYoung]

It was rough.

[@Rune__]

What the heck, you visited Hundested. That’s where i live 🙆🏼‍♀️

[@kinuuni]

This was such a nice and peaceful trip to come along on. Perfect for morning coffee before I need to start the day.

[@TravelinYoung]

Haha, glad you enjoyed :).

[@jebajaj3704]

Such a great video

[@TravelinYoung]

Thanks!

[@andersthomsen3409]

I'm pretty sure the one in Gentofte has a slurpee machine (aka. slush ice)

[@MrDslacker]

Your local cinema in Lyngby has got a Slurpee/Slush Ice thingy ;-)

[@Bjowolf2]

When the muncipalities of Frederiksværk & Hundested were to be fusioned a few decades ago, someone jokingly suggested that the name of this new muncipality should be Frederiks Hundeværksted 😂 - litt. Frederik's Dog-workshop ( "Frederik's Hound-workstead" ). Luckily the people up there opted for the shorter and easier Halsnæs instead however 😉

[@Zandain]

Halsnæs 😉

[@Bjowolf2]

@@Zandain Ah, yes - got it mixed up there lol Thank you 😉

[@Gert-DK]

My local kiosk has taken down the slush machines. I guess they sell too little and with energy prices rising, it might be a good idea getting rid of them.

[@TravelinYoung]

Noooooo!!!!!!

[@Hansen710]

knud rasmudsen have the same fireplace as i do 👍 they should put some flaming bulbs inside, it works wonders

[@srenfrandsen6976]

Did you go to Halsnæs Bryghus in Hundested? They have great beer…

[@TravelinYoung]

Of course, always do :).

[@liskofod8711]

Knud Rasmussen I went to school in his birthplace in Ilulissat (Then Jakobshavn what an honor ❤️

[@TravelinYoung]

Cool!

[@Bjowolf2]

No, you actually said that word nearly perfectly, Miranda 😉 Nice to see that poor knee of yours working well again 😊 We call these weird contraptions "hoppe-puder" [ hop-pe-pooð*-er ] - "bouncing pillows / cushions" 😉 ( ð is c. like the voiced "-th" in "with" - a diminished version where the tip of your tongue ends up against the inner side of your lower front teeth instead of peeking out as you do in English ).

[@obelix244]

Looks like you had "hyggelig" day :)

[@TravelinYoung]

We did, super nice!

[@AnimationPaper]

Don't they have slurpee's in the 7 Eleven on Lyngby Station? They used to have at least. ;)

[@TravelinYoung]

I think they are slightly different in consistency, but I may just want the machine to look exactly the same as home :).

[@AnimationPaper]

@@TravelinYoung OK, of course you are aware of the Lyngby Station ones! :) You are the Slurpee expert! :D

[@mikeyb2932]

I am guessing next video will be "Why we moved out of Denmark!!!" :D Nah I think you have found enough in Denmark to satisfy you, to live through the Slurpie/Slurpee disaster of 2022. I hope Maja had a good birthday with nice company.

[@TravelinYoung]

Ha, it was a tough day without a slurpee.

[@lassemadsen607]

I don't even know how to translate it, put do you not have 'hoppepuder' in the US? Edit. Jumping pillows maybe?

[@mikeyb2932]

Bouncy pads

[@lopaisate]

We probably do now but they weren’t a thing 15 years ago when Maya was little. At least not that I saw. 👀 - M

[@lassemadsen607]

@@lopaisate My family did a lot of camping in my youth, so I have been all over them. That was 25 years ago. They were like swings - every playground had at least one

[@Je-Razor]

@@lopaisate In Denmark they have been a thing at least since I was a kid. I'm 28 now. They are quite common at camping sites in Denmark.

[@dan.gmoller729]

I får det på dansk Det hedder en hoppepude