This Coastal Road Just Gets Better and Better | Vanlife Norway

[@arnelunde9880]

Well done 👌👍

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Thanks 😊

[@asbjrnknutsen8761]

:) Welcome to Norway! , you can drink from the tap all over Norway.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Yes it’s good to know .. and thanks for following along :)

[@gonefishing9350]

There is no problem drinking the tap water..😊

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Great to hear and another big tick in the ‘Norway by van’ column :)

[@lagresom]

@@TheTravellersCookeBook some of the tap water in Norway is much better than bottle water

[@kianne7080]

I love your videos, you are so funny 😀 I bit different than the others I have watched.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Hehe … thanks so much for following along

[@Youtube_Stole_My_Handle_Too]

How a lovely couple you are.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Thanks for following along :)

[@BelltexTu]

Another great upload. Thank you very much for sharing these wonderful experiences. ❤💯

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

And thanks for watching and for following along :)

[@touringtroughtons]

Absolutely stunning views well worth the hike , Norway just keeps giving. We cant wait to see what you do in Lofoten. We hope to make it that far to see the Henningsvaer stadium. But like you say you can't do Norway fast.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

It really has been stunning … easily the most beautiful country we have ever visited :)

[@lpdude2005]

Per Inge Bjørlo's sculpture "Inner follows outer" from 2013. It weighs 660 kg and is attached and bolted with 3 permanent bolts This is the 35th work in the series Sculpture Landscape Nordland. It is located off the beaten track on a rock by Storsand on Rødøya in Rødøy municipality

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Thanks so much for the information ..

[@Luredreier]

28:36 There's no official law banning nudity. But there's other laws that can be used in its place. But essentially it's all about common sense. No walking around nude in front of kindergartens or in a main street etc. But if you can reasonably expect privacy somewhere then yes, you're allowed to be nude. 31:42 It's *always* drinking water. Even water out in nature is often safe, although you should ask locals about that. But tap water is always safe unless there's been one of those once in a blue moon messages about boiling water on the radio (ask locals for that), but yeah, that happening is *national* news and only happens perhaps once or twice pr decade, and in different places each time... So yeah, while not technically safe 100% of the time it's as close to that as to be essentially the same. And even on the rare occasions where it's not necessarily 100% all that happens is a upset stomach for a few days, nothing life threatening. 32:03 Why!!!?!!!??!!!!! Just fill up a old bottle with tap water, it's 100% safe... I only buy those bottles if I don't have a bottle and I'm in a hurry...

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

As we explored more we certainly filled up rather than buy new

[@peacefulminimalist2028]

You're both so incredibly fit! Probably done more peaks in a few months than the average Norwegian does in a year. H.O.H means "høyde over havet" - Height above sea level, but now it's Hill of Hell all the way. Edit: Also there's no way I would walk on those paths near the top - respect! Nudity is allowed in Norway as long as you don't bother anyone :) Another edit: All tap water is drinkable.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Thanks so much … yeah the peaks have been fabulous .. some as lovund .. challenging .. but I guess that’s all part of it :)

[@Metalmassacre07]

Bare for at du er en feit NAVer med anime profilbilde som aldri ser dagslys betyr ikke at resten av befolkningen er slik. De fleste går mange toppturer i løpet av ett år.