The Time Capsules of the Vikings

[@nikkigardiner9426]

Thank you, Chris! ❤

[@helen-vb6kw]

Thank you for the tour.

[@jamesholt7612]

That's some awesome history and a beautiful water scene.

[@RobsNeighbor]

Love the Norwegian videos!

[@sallykohorst8803]

Thanks for this new history lesson of Norway.

[@barbaradobner6050]

Thank you, Chris ... I love history ..and this one was very interesting...

[@scottrider641]

Both beautiful and fascinating. Wonderful videography. Thanks for bringing this to us, Chris

[@valariebedard2164]

Hi! Chris. Your trip is awesome sauce!😊 great to see your having a great time and learning new things. Thanks for sharing this.

[@MobileInstinct2]

Thanks Valarie!

[@tashasmith6179]

​@MobileInstinct2 who is the lady that has been traveling with you? 🤔 We know it's not Jay 🧐

[@kathyhenley1240]

Thank you, Chris. You go places, I wish I could go!

[@andreajohnson1796]

Where movies are made ....not but Thank you for sharing Chris it's always a great blessing

[@stepps511]

While you've had and shared many trips near and far with us, Chris, this has to be one of the most fascinating in my opinion. So much history underfoot, and all around. Thank you for sharing this with us, and for your ability to communicate so well the history of this amazing land.

[@tashasmith6179]

Very beautiful area. Love the lake. I understand that the mounds have to be excavated to learn more about the Vikings, but it's sacred ground, the final resting place, most likely for a warrior. So sad

[@ingersundeid7948]

The mounds were broken into during the viking age. (And FYI it is the Oslo fjord you are seeing, not a lake)

[@paulapirpignani4802]

Thx Chris! Super enjoyed!

[@HobbyWithRea]

That's so awesome. I'm wondering if some of those large trees in the mounts are hiding some artifacts in their trunks.

[@CplOreo]

Thanks for taking us with you. PS: the beard and stash look great. Keep them.

[@elizabethrowe7262]

Very interesting history, thanks Chris.

[@chrisblack8390]

Loved it. Thank you!

[@kenblum4840]

I enjoyed your video and appreciate the way you explained it. I live in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and we have Indian mounds on the west side of the Grand River. Fascinating. Thank you!

[@MobileInstinct2]

I still need to get to that place

[@alienprepper5918]

I love stuff about my Scandinavian heritage. We Wuz Vikangz !

[@michaelmcenery7515]

Chris thanks so much for taking us on your travels in Norway I hope you enjoyed visiting all those sights you showed us as much as i have enjoyed you showing them. Safe travels where are you off to next?

[@bennetts-revenge_2]

You did an amazing job filming every you saw in Norway, its such a beautiful country. Thanks fir sharing it with us. Welcome back to US

[@ingersundeid7948]

The Borre mounds were broken into during the viking age (when Harald Blåtann were King in Denmark)

[@BBQNBLUES]

Kept thinking of "The Money Pit" and what might be buried along those rocky shores.

[@howdy627]

They probably drank a lot of mead by the fire

[@taslimchoudhary1253]

Very nice Video Chris 🌱🌻🇮🇳🌻🌻

[@raltog8654]

They have the props but not the story. Great video, thank you.

[@mharris1957]

Great series! I base all my Viking knowledge on Asassin's Creed Valhalla so needless to say, I'm an expert on Viking stuff.

[@Liz-cmc313]

A lot like the Egyptians. Fascinating how some groups of people are buried above ground.

[@kellymcgrane2690]

❤

[@surrebua]

Do you stop by for a coffee? i live a few minutes away.....👍😃

[@MobileInstinct2]

Very cool you live near there. I'm back in the U.S now. My last video is going up later on on my main channel. Norway was amazing

[@surrebua]

@@MobileInstinct2 i saw that on the weather😁 cool that you had a great time here in Norway and welcome back! Ps. Some great forts from ww2 outside Tønsberg and Horten 😉👍😁

[@jasonoliver7881]

Dang, do you live in Norway now?

[@MobileInstinct2]

I'm back in the U.S now but I had filmed a lot of videos there. Posting my last one tonight on my main channel

[@walterfink9782]

What would be ideal, is to unearth each mound, and remove everything in the mound. Clean, if possible each item and then place all the objects in a museum. While this is going on, videos and still photos would be taken, as well as what each mound looked like before it was dug into. That would really show history for sure. Leaving the mounds like they are, and not digging into them, keeps history from everyone. Thank you for this and all the videos of Norway, you have shown us, and any more you show us. I had no idea how interesting and beautiful Norway is, till now. I know many other countries are beautiful and interesting, too!

[@kenreilly5308]

Vikings did not take accurate records, a lot of the history is based upon lore and stories that were told and passed down for generations. I am of Norwegian heritage with Viking ancesters and it gets hard to trace back viking heritage because of the lack of records.

[@aburrito4973]

Gotta fix your audio sounds way worse since your last few videos

[@MobileInstinct2]

I had some issues on this trip. Just bought a new microphone so hopefully that fixes it!

[@-FALKOR]

🌹🇮🇱🤍💙🇺🇸🇺🇦❤🤍💙💛

[@ultimatescapebro]

Where is Lamont!

[@MobileInstinct2]

We've be talking about traveling somewhere in the future so hopefully that will happen