Sweden's most mysterious rocks 🇸🇪 [S3 - Eps. 17]

[@folkharmonica]

In 1968 we spent the summer in Scandinavia . My father wanted to drive up to Norway to see the midnight sun. For us kids, the highlight of the summer was visiting Tivoli Gardens amusement park in Copenhagen. We drove up through much of Sweden and crossed over to Finland by ferry, then drove all the way up to Hammerfest Norway where we experienced daylight all day. We kids slept in the car, so my mom had to put up make shift curtains on the windows, so we could sleep. Norway was such a beautiful country with fjords and mountains. We drove down the whole coast to Oslo, then back down to Copenhagen to enjoy Tivoli Gardens again. Our long drive was far from over. It was back to Istanbul Turkey, where my father was teaching English.

[@FrozenMermaid666]

I have been studying the infrastructure of Nordic and other Germanic countries and also learning the languages, so I am learning Dutch and Swedish and Norwegian etc (and the other Germanic languages and Celtic languages and most Latin languages etc) and one thing I noticed watching this video and the other ones is, that my Dutch got so good now, that I can even tell when someone from the Netherlands pronounces certain words and town names etc as in Dutch - it’s usually in English words like plan / flat / back / relaxed etc and in town names ending in -berg or city names starting with a G etc! I noticed that countries such as Sweden / Denmark / Norway and The Netherlands / Belgium / Germany and Iceland / Faroe Islands etc are very clean and have a lot of forest / field / green areas, and way prettier buildings compared to most other countries, and are very quiet countries, so I want to move there as soon as possible! I am trying to reach a high level of fluency in these languages that are spoken in these countries as soon as possible, to be very well prepared, and also because these languages are on top of my pretty languages I want to learn and improve list!

[@mariaraquellandsberg5697]

Dear Noraly, my admiration for you is even greater after watching the free episode of the documentary "Long Way Up" where Ewan McGregor and a friend took the same South America's route you took but just up to California (not Alaska). They have got two special HD electric motocycles prepared just for this trip. The amount of preparation and besides all, the great number of people taking part of their team is surprising. And there you are, all by yourself (and for now Ronin) venturing all sorts of terrains and places. It is admirable. Many thumbs up for you are amazing. I'll keep following your vlog. Good luck and have fun. Raquel (from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

[@tomnwoo]

Norraly makes most ADV riders look a bit silly

[@gordonroberts8206]

Dont forget how much there getting paid

[@guille2074]

I totally agree with you. and for that reason, I think we feel closer to her .

[@garmit61]

I won’t criticise Messers Borman and McGregor because they have introduced thousands to adventure motorcycling but Norally provides better entertainment on her channel without the entourage the TV mob bring. Long before Charlie and Ewan travelled on their first circumnavigation, Austin Vince did it twice, unaided, unsponsored and unsupported in a much less developed time. He’s the reason I’m following Norally today.

[@paulg8730]

@@garmit61 On a old DR Suzuki if i remember with many homemade parts and a shoestring budget.

[@therealunclevanya]

Bluetooth connectivity is named after Harold Bluetooth as he unified Ancient Denmark. The Bluetooth symbol is 'H' 'B' in runic

[@kimborupfrederiksen2619]

@@matsjohansson3645 Actually in Jelling

[@therickman1990]

Uhuru Mkali Mind blown

[@Dannyzors]

WHAT?!

[@jamesgossweiler1349]

I think ancient Denmark was called Latvia.

[@rudolfabelin383]

Much of the Bluetooth technology was developed at my work. Faculty of Engineering, Lund University in South of Sweden.

[@knus1959]

Hi :) I'm one of your new subscribers. I'm a Danish woman at 61. (I'm born in Copenhagen, but now i live near the sea on the east coast in the northern part of Denmark.) I have had that privilege to be an employed in Mærsk Line when i was younger. And i was lucky to be traveling to plenty of countries in the world. I will never forget that. :) I was recommended to watch your videos by KZbin, maybe because I already follow a young English couple who also drive around and experience other countries in their motorhomes "Next stop Everywhere". :) The first of your videos i saw was when you were i Denmark before you went to Iceland. I'll watch your videos until i'll be up to date, and i'll then start back from you first videos on this channel, and still watch every time a new video is uploaded. I adore you work, and your courage to take the traveling all by yourself. :) I wish i was much younger to do that myself. :) Around 5:30 in your video you did show an old building.... it's "Børsen" The old stock market. :) And just after that you were in Nyhavn.... :) There are so many places i would recommend you to see in Denmark, but i'm sure of you will come back to Denmark again soon :)

[@MRRight007]

You are putting a smile on many faces through your videos during these tough times.

[@dadu3833]

That is so true and beautifully put!

[@MotoXplor]

Your personality and infectious enthusiasm are lovely. What a cheery way to start my day with one of your videos! Thank you, stay safe and have fun!

[@zx1100a1]

Noraly, you were so close to Hans Christian Andersen’s house in Copenhagen. You must have passed it when you stopped to have a look. It was not across the canal, it was right behind you about 7 houses from where you stopped. It was the red building just over your left shoulder as you pulled away. Cheers!

[@dorothymarquis7529]

Thank you for the drone footage of the "Stonehenge". The ship shape is so clear - one can only marvel at what all these stone edifices were for. If you visit Scotland on your travels you will be blown away by all the standing stones and circles. I love your enthusiasm for the building in Denmark, the juxtaposition of old and new. Your own country has so much of this. I visited the Netherlands this time last year; I cherish my photos of Den Haag which has ultra modern, beautiful buildings forming a backdrop to old architecture. Thank you for taking me with you on your journey.

[@SavvasHiker]

0:58 "Oh, It's another beautiful day!". Priceless Noraly.

[@madeeasyfinance]

The color choices on those buildings in Copenhagen, glowing in dawn sunlight was so mesmerizing! 😍

[@cesarolivierdalston8482]

Dear Noraly, Thank you so much for everything that you donate to us (hapiness, details in you motorcycle, the trails, the landscapes, the differents places). Certainly, you're a inspirantion for all travelers. In this time, when the Corona Virus-19 outbreak, and borders are closed, your videos have been a good way to travel across countries, all over the world. God bless you. Om Namah Shivaya.

[@williamvienna]

Copenhagen is such a beautiful city. Driving in the woods of Sweden you feel and smell the freshness. Looking for your next part of your trip. Drive safe...

[@peterclark5107]

Noraly, It has been said before but your engagement with your 'viewers/Audience' is spectacular and requires a fundamental approach by you towards your camera that isn't easy to do without some training. I smile to imagine however when you say to the camera "Look there are some swans" And behind you over your shoulder is Eight thousand people looking on !!

[@Navin.R.Johnson]

Dude, more like a half million now. Not like the old days when I found her with only 27 thousand. How awesome is that? Noraly is single handedly making 2020 less sucky.

[@peterclark5107]

@@Navin.R.Johnson , Haha, spot on, and I'm sure there will be some inspired by these to go try themselves and change lives - so double perfect.

[@stuartdryer1352]

It is an amazing talent.

[@lancedorey2774]

christ almighty

[@Tim_G_Bennett]

@@peterclark5107 Yep, I've been looking at getting a bike again after I started watching Noraly a few weeks ago.

[@johnjunge6989]

Noraly, I love your vocalizations of everything you see, plus giving a lot of us on-site into places we will not see. Hans is very famous everywhere kids and people who enjoy great literature. Sweden has beautiful archiecture, studied Art history in college and teacher was a stickler on architecture nomenclature. So this is fantastic! Stay safe

[@78ZV]

I plan to Ride from Ireland to Finland and will be using some of this route. Great to see what to expect. Thank you Noraly.

[@rich.ason1]

I love your videos from Sweden. Very interesting. I think you must return soon. There is so much more to discover in Sweden and I would love to do it through your eyes, so to speak.

[@roger4375]

I really loved this installment of your journey. It makes viewing a pleasure especially when it is warm and sunny. As always, ride safe and thank you for being a wonderful host and inviting us (basically the world) along with you. 👍👍

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

That building in Copenhagen that was sooo pretty is “Børsen” aka “The Stock Exchange”. It dates to around 1620-25 and is actually buildt in dutch style - it could explain why you liked it. 😉 It was in use as trading center / stock exchange up to 1974 and is now owned by “Danish Trade”.

[@johanlinder3866]

The Dutch relations with Scandinavia stretches back further than most people think. I believe that the first Swedish Embassy was established in 1614 in The Hague, The Netherlands. Denmark has relations with The Netherlands since 1605. No wonder that the Dutch have influenced Scandinavian architechture a lot. They founded Gothenburg to mention one example!. 😊

[@crabsodyinblue]

@@johanlinder3866 so adding to this that i am of Frisian descent, does that mean i can move in with my relatives up north? would love to retire to north-Jutland, the people, the space, the landscapes.

[@johanlinder3866]

@@crabsodyinblue I would contact the nearest Danish embassy to get clarity on the immigration laws. North Jutland is absolutely beutiful, like the rest of Denmark.😊

[@gusfalk]

time stamp?

[@juniorfurlan1982]

The best manner to begin the week!!! Thanks Noraly...

[@pauls4708]

such a refreshing mixture of humour,enthusiasm,interest and plain fun.Well done

[@gustwowheeling7337]

I enjoyed seeing the old and modern buildings in Copenhagen, as well. Sweden looks beautiful, I can't wait to see more. Safe travels Noraly!

[@jellecoops3231]

Ik heb MS en kan niet zoveel meer, dus met jou de wereld rond reizen is heerlijk. Ben vorige maand begonnen je reizen te volgen en gelukkig nog heel veel afleveringen te gaan. Blij mee!

[@srl9727]

Splendid! Such a diverse day. The stone structure certainly does look like a tribute to the sea farers.

[@docma7206]

Very nice drone film from "Ales Stenar". Noraly missed the fish smokehouse below the stones, directly adjacent to the water, excellent smoked fish is sold there....

[@debratav9921]

Thanks for the awesome guided tour of Denmark and Sweden with landmarks, sculptures descriptions. You have very good knowledge about their history.

[@svn7298]

I cant say how happy I am to se you riding in my home country. I really really hope that you will have an amazing time here. And again a warm welcome!

[@neilmeiskey5482]

Once again, thanks for taking us along on your adventure. I was in Copenhagen, Denmark for a short time early 70's courtesy of the United States Navy......fond memories. Cold and rainy Iceland to warm and sunny Sweden. CONTRAST!

[@56Spookdog]

Perfect music selection for the stone formation it evokes an ancient ceremonial mystery feeling.

[@mercykaruchia]

it was perfect

[@gebo1808]

Beste Noraly, each time I watch your videos of Holland, Iceland, Denmark and now Sweden there is a voice in my head that keeps repeating to the tune of "Freude, schöner Götterfunken": C'est l'Europe! Dit is t'huis! This is us! Thanks for letting me discover my home through your eyes. Safe travels.

[@Taizunx]

The word "Bluetooth" (when referring to the wireless tech), is named after Harald Bluetooth. The Bluetooth logo seen everywhere on phones and many other devices is Harald Bluetooth's initials (H+B) written in runes.

[@mercykaruchia]

Thank you for the info

[@Mortac]

Bluetooth was developed in Lund, Sweden, by Ericsson.

[@timomastosalo]

@@Mortac Yes, the technology - and the name based on that Viking H B

[@chrisatty]

This ladies mood is infectious, love to watch her channel. Go Girl.

[@ianstewart576]

The sun is staying out for you Noraly. Enjoy while you can I think it's going to get colder the further up country you go. Stay safe and thanks for the video.

[@ws6619]

Your videos are h a breath of fresh air. How I miss the open road of my youth. thank you for your adventurous spirit and joy in discovery. what an antidote to my Monday!

[@Big-Neil]

Another lovely sunny day of riding, perfect.

[@ringrentaltester8261]

What a day, WHAT A LOVELY DAY!

[@hasse-eriklagerin4250]

Hi noraly, my name is Hasse and I living in Sweden and IF you Come cloese to Tibro u can stay in my house for free IF u wont, so Nice to folow You on Your Honda..

[@curvebuster]

Noraly, Check out Tartarian Buildings and Mud Flood. :-)

[@petergrove5132]

Drone footage is always a welcome addition to add another perspective to the landscape.

[@thomasculkin349]

Beautiful drone view of the 59 stones; thanks!

[@dstanley4455]

No matter where you ride, it's all new and wonderful to me. Thank you! Safe travels!!

[@vigneshk2652]

Very beautiful forest road...

[@riolux]

Roads like that are EVERYWHERE in Sweden if you just stay off the highways. You can camp anywhere you like, as long as you do it respectfully. Welcome! 🇸🇪

[@andycarderes]

Very good weather to ride, Noraly. We all love Andersen and viking stories. I just miss you riding my beautiful lands of Colombia. I hope you can hit again the road with Dahno soon.

[@Crittermoto]

We have the Little Mermaid’s sister statue here in Canada. At Stanley Park in Vancouver BC. All the architecture in Copenhagen, old and new, is awesome.

[@FnLn55]

Mermaids are good! Need more!

[@blogengeezer4507]

-Guard her with your lives. When BLM comes to Canada, she will become a 'Racist' symbol, salvage metal ;

[@FnLn55]

@@blogengeezer4507 ... shameless and disgraceful ... trumpism spreads fear and hate everywhere.

[@oceandrew]

@@blogengeezer4507 Why would BLM need to go to Canada? They don't shoot to kill certain minorities to promote their own supremacy. Unlike the US civilized countries like Canada and Great Britain did away with slavery long ago and without making a cultural stink about it that continues to this day (thanks to comments like yours).

[@wssides]

@@oceandrew I wish I could agree with you more fully. Unfortunately our minorities are mistreated and even killed much more often than members of our majority both by police and public. I'm proud to be Canadian but want to see much improvement during the little that is left of my life.

[@MrTraewilliams]

A Itchy Boots video = Joy. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.

[@reginalda350]

That was an awesome ride! Surprise Dutchie to welcome you in the campsite, nice way to end the ride i guess 😁. Really appreciate all the effort you make in making awesome videos like this! 😊

[@TheOldaz1]

Loved what I saw of Denmark, now Sweden looking nice as well. Thanks Noraly.

[@abdullahqureshi5251]

6:20 you already Know this woman is so amazing when she even says thank you to the computerized ticket system 👍👍👍

[@soewin9784]

Great Adventurer exploring and bike riding across the world sharing her Super Amazing experience and findings to make people have wider knowledge. Thanks a lot. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@RaviDevgam]

It was yesterday only when I find your channel and watched most of the videos. Thank you Noraly for such a wonderful memories. Many love from India!

[@JorgeDiaz-xo8kb]

Beautiful countryside . Now I feel closer to the Andersen little mermaid. Enchanting. It's magical! Nice to get to know the typical camping places available and how to go about getting one . I learned one can ride through to Sweden ! I keep getting amazed at so many landmarks . Expensively forbidding Europe! €30+ for bridge toll😱 Now I think I can understand Edvard Munch's scream...Awesome work Noraly!

[@Monster-gr8on]

Finally in Sweden! I was thinking that in your first season that you never going to travel in Europe after the awesome cool East countries, least of all Sweden! But here you are, welcome!

[@anjalivartak4797]

Hi!! Noraly, Prachtig land, Denemarken. Ja, de mix van oude en nieuwe huizen geeft het een interessant uitzicht! Fantastisch landschap opnieuw. Zoveel te zien. Toevallig ben ik zelf niet in een van de Scandinavische landen geweest !! Het zal dus ook voor mij een leerproces zijn !! Blijf rijden, blijf veilig !! Groetjes, Anjali

[@limitedvoid2983]

Your videos have inspired me. So much so, that I'm gonna take my bike test, and see where it leads me. Stay safe.

[@nelsong4719]

The name Trelleborg was instantly recognizable. . When I was racing motocross in the 70s the Swedish made Husqvarna bikes came stock with Trelleborg knobby tires. At the time they were premium tires with a premium price.

[@hguldmann]

from Trelleborg. Sweden to Karesuvanto, Sweden there are 1926 km from Trelleborg, Sweden to Rome, Italy there is 1951 KM So Sweden is a big country by European standards

[@Moja421]

It´s crazy that it´s closer to Italy from southern Sweden than it is to the most northern parts of Sweden

[@ontheroadagainwithvinny931]

I remember seeing a sign near Stockholm for Haparanda and I'm sure it said 950km! And there's more of Sweden further north. We don't have signs with that distance in the UK.

[@Moja421]

@@ontheroadagainwithvinny931 I think it´s about 2000km from the southern cost of Skåne to the northern border with Norway so it´s a long country. I hear alot of people talking about how cold and dark Sweden and Scandinavia is but they don´t seem to realise that the difference between the south of sweden/Scandinavia and the north is huge. Denmark and south of Sweden has pretty much the same climate as the U.K

[@zoom5024]

@@Moja421 takes 25 hrs to drive non-stop from the northern part to the most southern.

[@sheepboy32785]

You've even got Montana beat, and it's a pretty big state. Billings to Missoula is only 550km

[@MrOj53]

Three years later, Welcome to Sweden. I was following your trip to Alaska when I saw Scandinavia. I grew up in Trelleborg where I rode a lot of motorbikes. Now I live near Ale stones. next episode Gotland I did my military service

[@Phyde4ux]

You were sooo close! According to Wikipedia, Nyhavn 20 was HCA's home. At 5:59, it is the red house over your left shoulder! The houses you're showing would have been his view out the window.

[@debr628]

Hi Noraly, I so look forward to each and every post and appreciate that you've become a virtual tour guide. After watching you explore so many gravel/dirt roads/paths you've inspired me to switch up my motorcycle from a brilliant road bike to one with off road capabilities. Thank you from a grateful Canadian

[@59tast]

Nice to see you visit my hometown Trelleborg!

[@bdalen]

It is so delightful to see you in your videos. I am always inspired by your positive attitude.

[@cmfadventure]

Love your video. Have a nice trip in Sweden 😊

[@anthonypeters8714]

Absolutely fascinating and a lovely episode that you showed . Out of the ordinary . Thanks so much Noraly .

[@jan-erichofmann5138]

Hey, you are visiting places I Love so much And hope I will BE thair in the next time. Best wishes to you And Hätteboda, one of the loveliest Camping Sides in Sweden. Good luck for all your journeys..

[@davidwhite4915]

Hi Noraly well you certainly looked refreshed after your bathe at the start of the video was it cold it certainly prepared you for a warm journey for the day. Lovely scenery and a great camp site at the end. Safe Travels xxx

[@michela.messier678]

NORALY , THANKS FOR MAKING US DREAM ABOUT FARAWAY PLACES . RIDE ON SAFELY .

[@5ebra1]

Love your enthusiasm. You are a great presenter and well informed. Thanks for the enjoyment you give.

[@ianderry9444]

I remember Trelleborg well, it's where my now wife and I properly met during a viking reenactment event. ☺

[@Jack-yl7cc]

I did not know about the rocks at Ales Stenar in Sweden; once again Noraly has enriched my day by teaching me something I didn't know. Thank you Noraly, keep up the good the work!

[@pedergustavsson1808]

Välkommen till Sverige!! 😀

[@stevemccann3976]

Thanks for sharing your day with us. You always manage to put such a big smile on my face! Ride safe.

[@txmorley]

Good morning Noraly. Let’s do Sweden!

[@armandogonzales9304]

That style of bicycles used in Copenhagen with the upright riding position, leather saddle and pull back bars are my favorite bicycle 👍

[@TravelnTechDM]

i some how feel very close to your journeys...its a blessing to be able to earn from what you love to do...blesses n wel wishes from n indian and from all of india..

[@amit-vc1kb]

And you have lovely hair and smile noraly...apart from so many things that so many ppl love about you. You the the only blog video I watch...even if you sit at home and make videos every day I would watch them. You are so full of life

[@umbertoyltp]

And then at the camping reception in the midle of a Swedish forest, you find out the lady at the desk is Dutch. A nice surprise after a long hot day. Enjoy, I hope along the way you get invited for a proper meal soon, for a change ;-)

[@Maua76]

It is actually quite common tha Dutch people run camp sites here in Sweden. Every time I visit one it strikes me that they are so much more well maintained. Fantastic to finally see you doing some travelling in my home country!

[@MrPepsilon]

Yeah. Many campsites are run by Dutch, and Germans, who have moved to Sweden and settled here.

[@johanlinder3866]

Umberto, this is a really nice Wilderness Camping Site located near a lake. Firewood is free, the camping spots are big, and the facilities are very good. Since I am bilingual, (SWE/NL) I got the same surprise when I checked in here a couple of years ago! Heard Swedish with Dutch accent, so I switched over to Dutch instead. 😁

[@maartenvandamme27]

@@johanlinder3866 What is the name of this campsite?

[@mercykaruchia]

it is like a gift....when you travel and someone speaks in your language

[@stuartwilkie4887]

This I find much more interesting than the previous series, because being from mainland Europe Noraly knows areas of intense facination. These attractions are little known in Britain. I also like the laid back style and change of music. Twenty years ago my Swedish student friend from near Malmo told me how he gets home. Now thanks to you I've seen it. Great!

[@MotoTrooper]

Sweden sure looks beautiful Would love to ride there

[@Golfgtr18t]

Please do, here are alot of realy twisty roads 🏍👍

[@MotoTrooper]

@@Golfgtr18t sure some time in the future if able

[@HerrOveSweden]

Lot of lovley bike roads in sweden and norway and in finland. Many mc explorers here ewery year. But this year its less then usual.

[@1WillyK]

A suggestion Noraly. I carry a chain and lock which I run through the face of the helmet and one jacket sleeve then lock it to the bike. This works well in places where you'll only be stopping for a short time.

[@stephenchapman8344]

Brilliant! 😀👍

[@bertanelson8062]

Glad you gave us drone view of the "stonehenge" site. Fun traveling with you. Thanks.

[@garthhope4098]

The actual Danish, Swedish border is in the middle of the bridge. But yeah it's an amazing feat of engineering but a bit expensive to travel across it.

[@matsjohansson3645]

The dane ruled on and of in old Sweden and Skåne Blekinge Halland where long time theres to.

[@sv8211]

What is the border before there is no bridge?

[@garthhope4098]

@@sv8211 Still in the same place but of course it's open waters.

[@Populiervogel]

Bron/Broen/The Bridge, loved that Danish/Swedish crime series.

[@flopunkt3665]

@Rene_Larsen Aren't there other equally impressive as expensive bridges to be crossed when going from the continent to Copenhagen?

[@davids4377]

You never fail to impress and entertain! I ride A LOT in the states. I ride a GS1200 and now I think about you almost every time I roll out on a trip. LOL. Many thanks for taking us on the journey!

[@narendra_reddy]

What an energy

[@tensionsleeve8717]

11:36 nice to hear some celestial sound Noraly.keep safe always.

[@WillemAnema]

Amazing to see Copenhagen without thousands of tourists

[@demonjay5790]

I love your voice and accent it's just so sweet noraly, world need more people like you

[@abufaiz2026]

Great journey

[@destinogaia7168]

Thanks for these funny and great minutes that you give us, your followers, on each episode, Noraly. Greetings.

[@Lemmings100]

You have to explore the island of Gotland, it is very beautiful environment there. Take the ferry from Oskarshamn or Nynäshamn which is close to Stockholm

[@zoom5024]

Think this was recorded awhile back we havent had super hot weather for like 2-3 weeks now.

[@simonthomas5367]

Hey Noraly! Just watched this clip in between my 2 'télétravail' English lessons this morning! So uplifting to see the fab scenery of Denmark and Sweden. I did this trip about 20yrs ago but would love to return again on my bike. Stormy and rainy here in Lyon. Bit like Iceland......!!

[@tomiitalks]

If you heading to Finland then Lapland is a beautiful place to visit in the fall

[@carlosrodrigues6754]

I really enjoyed this path through the forest. The Swedish Stonehenge was also fun. Finally a campsite with trees

[@jayzed6662]

Good evening Noraly, it is midnight and a big 👍's. I've realised we are missing something very important. Your breakfast.....😂

[@Potsie]

lol... muesli and yogurt would have been my guess.. :)

[@kaungmyatthwekyawswe2375]

So beautiful Sweden ❤

[@chema1546]

Muy bien Noraly está genial 👌😘

[@thomashermanns3228]

I was in Sweden and Norway two years ago and its Pure Joy to See all this again! Made me Just AS Happy AS you are now!

[@Ridervishal]

Have a safe ride. Stay blessed. 🥰

[@theche463]

Good morning internet, ça me réjouit d'entendre cette élocution d'introduction dans le monde du voyage. Très beau circuit choisi plein de surprises magiques naturelles et inhabituelles. Hit the road Noraly and be safe.

[@shugd3]

We visited Copenhagen for the first time 3 years ago, loved it, went back last year and was intending to go again this year ☹️, had a staycation instead 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿and discovered we have our own mermaid at balintore in the Highlands, we'd actually holiday'ed in the next village years ago and were only half a kilometre away from it, and didn't know 🥴🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@DT-lr2bi]

Looking forward to more videos of Sweden.

[@piedadeinaction7014]

Noraly, você é 1000, sem palavras, por nos proporcionar lugares lindos , maravilhosos e fatos que marcaram a história desses países

[@ETNilsson]

A little more history: Malmö is located in the province of Scania (Skåne in Swedish and Danish) which used to belong to Denmark. Skåneland (a historical term for the four provinces of Scania, Halland, Blekinge and today the Danish island of Bornholm) was a part of Denmark longer than it has been a part of Sweden (800 years with Denmark, 362 years with Sweden, of course with the exception of Bornholm which still belongs to Denmark,). Still today, Scania has a lot in common with Denmark than the rest of Sweden. Btw our province is the only province in Sweden with a regional official flag, official since 1999. Our flag is like the flag of Denmark but with a yellow cross instead of white.

[@thefasajuke]

Thanks for the history,.. i thought Scania is just a fantastic Bus/Truck company....

[@ETNilsson]

@@thefasajuke Well, for us Scanians it's more fun to see Scania trucks/buses on the road when u know it says "Skåne" in english and in latin x)

[@ravikumarrao8683]

I have been to Copenhagen and Malmo recently . What a lovely place it was.. it was very nostalgic feeling while watching your video.. cheers !! Love you !!

[@kasperbruunkristensen9522]

Love to see you visit my home Jylland in the latter videos (Jutland) and not just København (copenhagen) love your videos :)

[@anthonydownes8769]

Thank you for another great video and showing some beautiful cities and country sides love your channel regards Anthony from down under