Norwegian Cabin Living | American girl in Norway

We spent some days living in an off the grid Norwegian cabin! Join us as we discover rural Norway the most authentic way possible!
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Hello everyone, my name is Ansley. I’m a quirky girl just trying to make my way in the world. I started KZbin a few years ago to document and share my everyday life and adventures with people just like you. I love filming and editing videos and enjoy sharing my creations with others. So stick around and we can enjoy this adventure together.
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[@CousinAAE]

Those are great drone shots, beautiful scenery. Great video!

[@carlapickard6579]

Very sweet cabin in the woods. Dakota seemed to thoroughly enjoy her exploratory jaunts in the fields and the water. Glad you had a nice time. Norway is beautiful.

[@jwalk2287]

Videoen var veldig god. Jeg liker hvordan du filmet det. Og hunden din er så søt. Hun løper så fort! Hallo fra Amerika.

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

I’m sorry, but from a Norwegian perspective that cabin is neither secluded nor in the middle of the woods. We also got no wilderness in Norway either😝 Most family cabins has running water and electricity. And more and more people build cabins at the size of a normal house or villa, so no longer a traditional cabin, but summer house or vacation home.

[@peacefulminimalist2028]

12% of Norway is defined as wilderness, but from any other perspective than a Norwegian one, I bet they would call this wilderness. We're used to having vast amounts of space and nature around us, which is definitely lacking/a curiosity in many countries with a higher population density.

[@larsyvindgrindrud8341]

Furuholmen at Glomma is as far as i know the place that the family of A-ĥa singer MorteFuruholn😅n comes from

[@larsyvindgrindrud8341]

Morten Furuholmen

[@TROONTRON]

Correct! If I remember correctly; his family used to own most of the area before they sold it years ago

[@ahkkariq7406]

Partially correct. It is the place keyboardist and the man behind the famous 'Take on me' riff, Magne Furuholmens family comes from. The singer, Morten Harket, has his paternal roots in Kvarstein, north of Kristiansand.

[@TROONTRON]

@@ahkkariq7406 ah! Makes more sense