The BIGGEST Burial Mound in Sweden | Anundshög from 400 AD

[@LifewithMiu]

There are so many interesting places in Sweden! Lots of history!

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

I'm pretty sure the same is true everywhere! I'm travelling through Romania now and it's full of interesting tidbits of history everywhere 😀

[@LifewithMiu]

@@ThreeStarVagabond Amazing! I’m not even sure when I’ll get to travel next! 😅

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

@@LifewithMiu Oh I really hope it'll go quicker than you think!

[@LifewithMiu]

@@ThreeStarVagabond I hope so too! 😀

[@Bykersam]

Beautiful scenery alone was great, but adding your informative narration makes this video super great, history is the best story teller if we understand 😊. Stay blessed and safe, your friend Traveller MIA 🇬🇧

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Extremely kind words! Your comments are always a complete delight to read. Cheers, and hope your travels continue to give you new experiences and new sights.

[@ExploringwithWade]

These places are very interesting to me. I really enjoy this kind of history. Very well put together video as always. Awesome! 👍😀

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Thanks! Appreciate it - anf I just love places like this even if the topics get a bit...esoteric at times 😀

[@continentalcoxons]

A very interesting and historic place

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Yeah I guess I like geeking out about stuff like that!

[@continentalcoxons]

@@ThreeStarVagabond it's all good stuff my friend

[@rasmusjonsson4653]

Great video! Anundshög is a beautiful place

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Thank you so much! It really was lovely, especially in the morning before the crowd got there 😀

[@scandinaviannaturediaries8892]

Really interesting and fun 👍😊

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Thanks! I just love feeling the weight of history in places like that 😀

[@SimpleWildLiving]

Very cool 😎 I love it 👏 you almost made it…

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Almost doesn't shoot the hare...as our saying goes. Who knows what I'd have won otherwise. Maybe it really was a portal to a magical place...

[@arewethereyet000]

Interesting!

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Thank you! Sorry if it's a bit geeky 😀

[@AmsterdamComicGeek]

Interesting! A lot of knowledge got lost during the centuries. Sometimes makes me wonder what future generations far into the future will make of our times, cultures, and traditions.

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Oh I'm pretty sure we'll be a forgotten era. Everything we have will be destroyed by time, and everything digital will be lost in just decades. Maybe they’ll find concrete husks of our cities and towers, but nothing in writing, nothing of our culture.... We'll be a complete enigma!

[@AmsterdamComicGeek]

@@ThreeStarVagabond damn, thank you for getting me depressed all of a sudden! 😉.

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

@@AmsterdamComicGeek No need to be depressed...just because nothing we do will ever matter at all in the long run 😀

[@DanOnPlanetEarth]

Fantastic History Mr. Vagabond! What’s buried under there?… I think one Viking buried his friends house as a joke, just because they had nothing to do as the internet hadn’t been discovered yet.

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Thank you! :) Haha, well... It really wouldn't be impossible. Up north it's great fun to pack snow in front of people's doors when they're inside the cabin, so... Just taking it a little bit further

[@travelznlife]

past can be quite interesting and i'm happy in a way that we didn't decipher everything. That stone could have been a simple stone with some directions for all we know.

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

Haha true! :D It's easy to think that everything has a bigger significance than it actually has....

[@travelznlife]

@@ThreeStarVagabond I think we are wired to think big from the get go.

[@ThreeStarVagabond]

@@travelznlife True true. Pattern matching and thinking big - that's what we're all good at even when it's not needed