Sweden, Stockholm 4K - Cherry Blossom 2023

[@NordinWalks]

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[@bluebirdsnature5551]

Cantiknya bunga yang m3kar di depan gedung gedung👍👍👍

[@Sneginka_7]

Thanks you for the video.😊💗💞💗👋

[@NordinWalks]

You are welcome :-)

[@Steffe]

Great. I just came back home. From Kungsträdgården. Had to go back! And I also checked out the Medieval market, which was fun.

[@NordinWalks]

Thanks Stefan! Nice ⚔

[@TuralAliyev-mt2yo]

Hello steffa will you be friends?

[@Vladz7]

Here we go ✨

[@Thyaggo.Maciel]

Very nice walk tour, have a blessed week my friend! 💚✨

[@EveM9964]

Loved this walk Nordin! The cherry blossoms were beautiful 🌸 and when you were walking along the water and showing us the grand architecture 😍 then to Södermalm’s 🌸 trees, fantastic! 🙏🏼

[@NordinWalks]

I am happy you enjoyed the walk Yvette! Thank you 🙏

[@EveM9964]

@@NordinWalks 😊

[@jackjax532]

This was a very, very lovely video/walk my friend. Thank you so much for showing us both gardens. I hope you have a really nice week ahead! 💛

[@NordinWalks]

Thanks so much my friend! 😊

[@NordinWalks]

Thanks so much my friend! 😊

[@jackjax532]

@@NordinWalks 💙

[@YaSin-su4kh]

Keep walking! Add more videos please they are amazing.

[@NordinWalks]

Thank you !

[@Lex.S.theonlyone]

This was a beautiful way to end April! I think this is why I love this month so much because we realize that many months of winter are behind us and so many more enjoyable weeks of spring and summer months are ahead of us. The second half of April is truly that marking point that separates these two long periods and signifies a hope for something better to come!

[@NordinWalks]

🙏🌻

[@more313]

Butiful video ❤❤

[@MICHALMALACHOVSKY]

WOW WOW WOW

[@Walking_Without_Borders]

wow thank you my friend❤ this was wonderful 😍👌🏻 this city is amazing in spring!!✨✨🌟 it is a pleasant feeling to walk here💥

[@philthai99]

Stockholm is so beautiful.

[@nazhadkaroxmajid4636]

😯 wow

[@RelaxedRoamer]

What a lovely video! The cherry blossoms are absolutely stunning and the 4K 60fps resolution makes it feel like I'm walking right there with you. Kungsträdgården and Bysistorget Södermalm look like such charming areas to explore. Thanks for taking us on this virtual tour and sharing the beauty of this city with us.

[@boulitravel]

Beautiful cherry blossoms. Like 217.

[@PNW4K]

I would love to visit there someday, looks so pretty!

[@SugarMusicCafe]

The cherry blossoms are beautiful and wonderful city!

[@ostbagar3]

Love it! Thank’s Nordin😃👌

[@NordinWalks]

Thanks Monica 🙂

[@EveM9964]

🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@VERY_VARIOUS_VIDEOS]

Wonderful Sweden! Great video! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@stuart1038]

Really enjoyable walk, I always feel very relaxed after watching! Thanks again for showcasing such a beautiful atmosphere! 🙏

[@NordinWalks]

Thanks Stuart!

[@katharineamin6066]

Great video. - Thanks so much!

[@NordinWalks]

Thanks Katharine!

[@MannyWalks]

so fucking beautiful 🤩🔥🔥🔥 what a beuatiful time of the year 😎 great walk as always!

[@NordinWalks]

Thanks man!

[@fasihhotiana2559]

Waw beautiful place thanks for sharing ❤from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@Yves348]

Tack sä mycket ❤🇨🇦🕊🌿🗝

[@Lex.S.theonlyone]

I wanted to also point out how clear and nice the picture looks on all of your videos! I watch a few videos here and there from Paris and some people use HDR and it just makes the picture look weird and the colors more saturated than they should be? With your settings, I don't have to change anything on my TV. It looks so perfect like I'm there with you.

[@NordinWalks]

I totally agree with you on the HDR. I don't like how it looks at all

[@victoriapsom]

25:08 It's funny how I immediately recognized those girls speaking Greek (I am Greek btw) Jag gillar verkligen din video! and the cherry blossoms look beautiful

[@NordinWalks]

😀 Tack så mycket! 👋

[@crazyaces4042]

GORGEOUS! As usual but more so. I love these videos and wish so much I could see it. My Great Grandfather Gus was from Stockholm and was born in 1881. Wish I had more records of him but all I/we have it what little history passed on by my Grandmother as her mother died when she was 26 years old here in the US in Minnesota after giving birth to her 2nd daughter "Bertha." she died 2 weeks after Aunt Bertha was born. I think I posted the story before. He and Gus met in Wisconsin some time after they both immigrated to the US and married and had 2 children. Great Grandma had T.B. and found out during pregnancy and insisted on having the baby anyway. That is LOVE. Great Grandma "Elizabeth" was born in Oslo, Norway or at least came from Oslo at about age 18 she was born in 1887. My mother loved the fantasy idea that Elizabeth and Gus met on the ship on the way to the US. Would've been a great love story. Anyway, I LOVE these videos. I would love to know what Stockholm and Oslo looked like in those early years in 1880's. Can you imagine a "walking videos" of what it was like in those places then? I imagine it was beautiful as Scandinavia always has been. Thank you for these. I'm very proud of my heritage. I have a painting on my wall that my mother did of Great Grandma Elizabeth that my mom did from a picture of her in her very early 20's. I LOVE it. RIP mama, Grandma Florence, Great Aunt Bertha, Great Grandma Elizabeth and Great Grandpa Gus. My Grandmother was only 4 when her mother died. Stories told to us as children (and preferably by Grandparent) are how we get memories to carry on legacies that are otherwise left to blow in the wind. I fear the younger generation doesn't understand this, however, I will always treasure my long talks with Grandma Florence! I found a way to get Great Grandma Elizabeth's Death Certificate and I got information from that. It was like holding history in my hand! I'm the only one in my family that tried to find documentation of things. I had very little resources and I just HAD to know things! I learned her birthdate and Gus's. I learned that her cause of death was T.B. but back in the day people figured T.B. as a stigmatism and said she died from "pneumonia" and there was always a question mark if it was or actually T.B. Anyway, I would've so LOVED to see Stockholm and Oslo and so much more of Scandinavia, however, I'll live vicariously through your videos. Thanks!

[@Lex.S.theonlyone]

Thank you for your story, I loved reading it! Many of us interested in Sweden and Scandinavia in general have similar stories.

[@NordinWalks]

Thank you for sharing your story! And yes it would be very cool to have walking videos from that time, at least people 100 years from now can look back at these videos :-)

[@sdfghgtrew]

You should watch the Swedish films "the emmigrants 1971" and "the new land 1972

[@Lex.S.theonlyone]

oh, @ Crazy Aces - I just reread your story again, and I wanted to mention that if you search here on KZbin, you will find some videos of Stockholm and Oslo from back in the day, to as far back as 1905, if I remember correctly, some have been restored to where the picture's quite clear to see all the details. It's very interesting that almost all men wore hats and women had coverings. It was a tradition back then to not go out bareheaded no matter the time of the year. Anyway, you can still see some of the architecture that hasn't been preserved to this day, and obviously the cities were much smaller and not as spread out as they are now.

[@crazyaces4042]

​@@Lex.S.theonlyone Thank you so much! I shall search KZbin. I just love the idea of my Great Grandparents strolling through some of these areas in Stockholm, Sweden and Oslo, Norway! I'm the sentimentalist in the family. My Grandmother wanted to go to Oslo, however, she couldn't make the trip. I found an old letter she had been working on addressed to some people in Oslo, Norway asking for possible information about her mother and mother's family. So little was known because she (Great Grandmother) died at 26 in the U.S.A. and Grandmother was only 4 years old. Also, back then they didn't talk about things like that and it was probably a painful subject and Grandfather was quite grief stricken over Great Grandmother's death. He was left with a 4 year old and a newborn baby and I don't think he was able to handle things so he sent my Grandmother to stay with relatives in Wisconsin and my Great Aunt Bertha to an orphanage. He kept tabs on them and later on he remarried and brought my Grandmother to live with them, at least for a while. My Grandmother didn't even know she had a sister until she was introduced to her (Great Aunt Bertha) when Bertha was 8 years old. I believe he may have thought my Great Aunt was possibly a carrier of T.B. at birth. Either way, he did the best he could I guess for the time and things were MUCH different then and the Scandinavian traditions to boot. He loved his children but he just couldn't cope and it wasn't much heard of for a widower to raise such small children and especially a baby. Very sad but Grandmother was very well cared for by her Great Aunt and Uncle, spoiled even. I start writing and I just can't stop as I always wanted to try to find information and tell the story as best as possible for the current and future generations. Most of our newest generations don't have any idea about the strength, conviction, determination and pure strength and love it took for all the things ancestors had to endure. Thank you again. Sitting here on "Mother's Day" thinking about all of this while a little sad about missing my mother and my Grandmother it brings warmth to my heart. Today's younger generations (at least here in the U.S.A.) seem to just want to leave the past in the past and forget ancestors while I'm saddened about this I want to give them a chance to at least try to THINK about where it all began.

[@HALDWANI_LOCAL]

Hello from haldwani local INDIA 🇮🇳

[@Lex.S.theonlyone]

Nordin, every spring I look forward to these types of videos! Do the cherry tree blossoms in Stockholm have a pretty short window to catch? Like about 7 days? Basically, the last week of April generally? Or, does it fluctuate year to year depending on what the weather had been?

[@NordinWalks]

Yes can be a bit different but sometime around middle of April to end. And yes maybe a week lasting bloom

[@robertm7339]

What are these pink flowering trees called ?

[@DarknessBlossoms]

cherry blossoms en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherry_blossom

[@marcusmouya]

En fråga, hur filmar du dessa klipp? Kamera på magen :P?

[@NordinWalks]

Håller kameran i handen bara :D

[@Olenarosa]

if I were a tree, I would suffer greatly from the fact that my roots are covered with hard asphalt, like the roots of these sakuras

[@BlackV4You]

En fråga. Har du en lapp där det står din KZbin kanal så folk vet varför du filmar? Om inte, är det folk som stör sig som sagt nånting nån gång? Eller är Svenskar mer ok med att man filmar så där öppet? :)

[@NordinWalks]

Säkert folk som stör sig, får en del sura miner här å där. Men så länge folk befinner sig på allmän plats är det fritt fram att filma

[@Lex.S.theonlyone]

​​@@NordinWalksJag håller med dig! Det är därför vi försöker klä oss snyggt och bete oss offentligt ifall vi någon gång är på kamera!

[@Chris_1385]

what's so fascinating about cherry blossom? People are strange creatures. :)

[@emrk6517]

Besides being pink flowers that grow on trees, which is pretty awesome itself? In Asia Cherry blossoms are associated with spirituality, birth death etc. Ancient people had a thing for trees, when they worshiped nature, spirits, the ancestors and so on. It's different tree species for different occasions for different peoples, my people's sacred tree was the Rowan (Finland). Ever seen the Avatar by James Cameron LOL. So you know, this is basic stuff for human creatures😄.

[@BabyOleg]

Oh my God, it is so grey and cold. Kind of a severe climate.

[@TheWhitehiker]

Too many turistas, but otherwise beautiful buildings and streets.

[@jeanetteorre9604]

Är det somalia,utbytet syns tydligt här.

[@Sam_Guevenne]

Learn to write weirdo

[@TheMarkAvreliy]

No one is dressed in Balenciaga?

[@sreypovchun663]

Ah northen somalia😅

[@Palared92]

Weird I didn’t see many black people there and go back to india u troll

[@sdfghgtrew]

You are correct

[@Sam_Guevenne]

@@sdfghgtrew no he's not

[@Sam_Guevenne]

Let me guess you are from shitty nation in the central asian steppes.

[@stanislavdaganov574]

WTH is that, noise pollution is brutal! Ruins the beautiful city... 😢Second most electrical nation in the world, after Norway: where the electric cars? Where the ban on moto bike terrorists?

[@ramixpAPEX]

Stolen from Japan😂

[@Sam_Guevenne]

Can't steal trees

[@АЛЬБЕРТКучерявый-д1щ]

Красиво и ничего лишнего.