THIS is Why Finland is SO SPECIAL! (Rovaniemi to Ivalo)

[@Hatarkian]

Hey, I've watched a bunch of your Finland videos and they are great! As a Finnish person I'm happy you guys are enjoying our country so much ☺

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That makes us so happy to hear!! Thank you very much friend :)

[@oh2mp]

Very happy mood video like your videos always are! It looks that you came about the perfect time when the narure had the most beautiful autumn colors. Quite funny that you were at the Santa Village for the third time. I'm a Finn, older than you and have been there only once :D I saw as bright and colorful northern lights when I was in northern Norway on the second week of September. You never see glow like that here in southern Finland.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

The colors were so perfect when we were there!! So weird seeing Finland without all the snow. The auroras were going crazy. Thank you for your comment friend :)

[@GorgeousRandyFlamethrower-]

You picked a good time of year to go Laplanding :) The autumn foliage (the Finnish word for which is "ruska") is beautiful^^

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

It is gorgeous 🍂 we love it.

[@samik75]

Love you❤. This is the best promotion my country!!!. I'm so happy that you liked our country. Please do this more,so good luck and enjoy❤

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

It is such a wonderful place 🇫🇮 we love it! Thanks for your comment ♥️

[@NaHKi5]

Super cool to see the comparisons of winter and autumn of the same places!

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We are so glad you enjoyed it!! Thank you for your comment :)

[@markohautamaki]

I have watched almost all your videos and i just love these (I´m from Finland so these Finland videos are my favourite). Still, all others are pleasure to watch because your positivity and good feeling when you are where you are in differend countries :) Just love this channel...

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That makes us so happy!! Thank you so much friend, we truly appreciate it :)

[@pasip1974]

One of the perks living in Lapland is, that you can easily make a little trip over to Norway and enjoy the mountains and fjords, or go to Sweden for a nice fika and some shopping. Very friendly everywhere.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That is so awesome! Thank you for your comment :)

[@slowlifefinn]

Oh l need to start swimming in winter again. Thanks for the inspiration 🙏

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That made us happy to hear!! Enjoy your swims :)

[@neostratospey6946]

Thanks for the video guys!

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We are glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks for watching :)

[@luikasss]

I am really impressed how well you guys know all the basic stuff in Lapland comparing to average foreigners!

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We are so happy to hear that!! Thank you friend :)

[@GorgeousRandyFlamethrower-]

8:20 those Helmisimpukka eateries are attached to Shell stations, which is what the name is referring to (Shell's logo is a seashell/clam, and helmisimpukka literally means "pearl clam")

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We love them haha!! Thanks for the information :)

[@mikkorenvall428]

Yep. Helmisimpukka is a brand (atleast in Finland) telling there are restautant services not just cafeteria.

[@jimmljammlz]

You guys are extremely likeable, keep doing what you do. :)

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

You are so kind. Thank you so much friend :)

[@ReveriKeenani]

In 42 years living here in Finland, I have seen Moose like 4 times, once a bit too close for my liking.. Like half meter of my car at 100Km/h, And one time pack of Wild Boars running over the road ahead of us, and One Bear just chilling in the side of the road and lots of Reindeer.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Wow wild boar would be crazy to see, and a bear! Thanks for your comment :)

[@timoterava7108]

I once saw a lynx trying to cross the road in front of me. It was panicking and jumping all directions. It is very rare to see a lynx in nature.

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Finally another plunge! Love it. Perfect Restaurant!! 😂😂 amazing road trip list!

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We love the plunges!! The roadtrip has been amazing♥️

[@toniheikkila5607]

Never EVER jump in water, at least not head first in Finland (nor anywhere else) unless youre absolutely familiar with the place. But especially in Finland lakes and rivers can be very shallow and you cant see the bottom because of murky water. Great way to get paralyzed. After that important jolly safety tip, a great video! 👍😊

[@suomenpresidentti]

And bottom in Finland is usually made of jagged edged big rocks.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Yeah that is why I went in first and when I couldn't touch the bottom I figured Jacob would be safe to jump, but you are right, you for sure have to be careful jumping into unknown bodies of water!! Thank you so much for your concern and your comment friend :)

[@toniheikkila5607]

@@JacobandJennyTravel Just noticed the reply. Yeah, it really got under my skin, I had just read about a 17 yo girl who did that. Young, beautiful, and how she told that she immediately knew what happened, and knew that shell spend the rest of her life in a bed. Just because one over excited summer holiday. I so wish that medical science will progress to fix nerves. And oh, another thing. Never ever walk on ice, unless youre absolutely sure. My good friend died two years ago, drunkenly thinking to save time going home over the river. Didnt work.

[@just-a-guy-in-the-world]

I lived a bit north of the Arctic Circle for a few years. Kemijärvi. Relatively close to Sodankylä and Rovaniemi.

[@hson_hson9621]

an addition to your bucket list: northern lights that make sounds. it sounds like someone chewing on aluminum foil. it's not common but so amazing

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Whoa that sounds insane!! Definitely next up on our bucket list!!

[@rami1406]

Thanks for visiting! Next time go to North-Karelia or Pohjoiskarjala in finnish. Do it July. Best time, best wievs, most beautiful area in Finland! And not so expensive.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We will keep that in mind!! Thank you so much for the recommendation :)

[@citizenkane4831]

And what you have to add to your bucket list when you come to northern swedeen is besides fika. Is try to taste Souvas. It´s like a toritlla made of smoked dryid reindear meat. And if you visit Kiruna visit the mine. Do your research about the towon Kiruna. They had to move the whole town because of the expansion of the mine. And visit the church in Kiruna

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We will definitely have to try that! Thank you for the information and recommendations :)

[@SesayHashim-m9b]

Really good and beautiful enough 🥰🥰🥰🥰 kiitos guys❤

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Such a wonderful place 🇫🇮 Thank you for watching friend ♥️

[@perttioikarinen6691]

Its beautiful Finland. Its wonderful to see that you like to visit and enjoy my homeland. And above all you share it sosicial media . You are a lovely couple

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

It is such a wonderful place!! And thank you so much, we really appreciate it!

[@spertti]

You seem to have a nice trip going on. Hope you have a good time in Sweden and Norway too.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We are!! And we will! Thank you so much friend :)

[@pekkajarvinen69]

6:10 arctic circle used to be there years ago, but it drifts over time

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

So interesting!! We did not know that. Thank you for watching :)

[@durnominator]

This year's September in Finland was probably the warmest in recorded history - like extended summer. The autumn properly came in early October, at least in Southern Finland, when it usually comes in September. I don't know what route you took, but with that kind of route plan, I think visiting Nordkapp, the Northernmost place in Europe, would have been a good idea, either by following Teno river west and turning North to E6, or following E6 downstream Teno river to where it meets the Arctic Ocean and continue to Nordkapp from there. Then following E6 west and coming back to Finland via Kilpisjärvi or go a bit further west to Sweden. People say that the road between Kilpisjärvi and Nordkapp has some fantastic scenery of mountains and fjords. Nordkapp is like 6 hour drive from Utsjoki, so there's some distance, but the scenery along the way is part of the journey.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Yes we have heard that!! That all sounds amazing. Thank you for watching :)

[@mattimatkalainen]

Yes, Lapland has crocodiles in the rivers. The species is called polar crocodile and has a white fur like polar bears. It is very rear thoug, almost no-one has seen one.

[@perseheinonen119]

yes. be careful when you swim in finland.!!!!!

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Hahaha that would be a crazy sight to see! 🐻‍❄️🐊 thank you for your comment!

[@KotiCoMat]

😂

[@DjKorppi]

Yeah they are so sneaky, it makes them even more dangerous

[@kentsoderstrom8378]

😂😂😂

[@OnlineWithMikko]

Here is random Finnish physics fact: During winter every car, truck and train is actually shorter than during the summer. So the Train that you guys use actually shrinks and also if you are using a car in Lapland it shrinks too. But when you guys leave Finland and take a train from Rovaniemi to Helsinki, than without adding any railroad cars to the train, it can actually grow. Because metal expand when it's warm and shrinks when it's winter or cold. So with luck if Rovaniemi has -10 celsius and Helsinki has +10 celsius than train either grows or shrinks up to 6 mm per railroad car and locomotive can grow 4,4 mm, if it's made from steel.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Wow! That does make sense though. Thank you for the information :)

[@frkinfo]

Wonderful ❤❤ Amazing 🎉🎉❤ great share 🎉❤

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Thank you so much friend ♥️🥳

[@comeconcon569]

Lapland is home to Santa Claus. I'm eating my heart out, guys. I've never been to Suomi and you guys have. a very beautiful country covered with 80% of forested land.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

It is such a wonderful and beautiful place!! We are so happy you are enjoying the videos. Thank you for watching :)

[@ThePepperkingXY]

Man, I'm a 44 year old Finn, and I've NEVER been to Santa Clause Village. You guys are there already for the 3rd time. Dang! :D

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Hahaha that is so funny!! It is a fun place. Thank you for watching :)

[@LTS79]

Arctic circle was there once, but its location moves, or changes all the time.

[@EsaNuutinen]

No it wasn't. Or not at least ever when that tourist attraction has been there. Maybe tens of thousands of years ago when land had not been moving (those longitudes don't really change otherwise what they write there). It was built on that spot because it is near air port for tourists to access it and near Rovaniemi. Actual artic circle would have been too far for tourists that stop there just couple of hours and fly back home.

[@LTS79]

@@EsaNuutinen It was there about 150 years ago.

[@LTS79]

@@EsaNuutinen Its location changes/shifts because of axial tilt of the earth.

[@pamelakilponen3682]

I think there is an app that you can use to find your exact latitude and longitude. That would be interesting to use.

[@EneriGiilaan]

@@LTS79 The arctic circle indeed moves because of the changing axial tilt of Earth (the angle between the direction of Earth's axis of rotation and the plane of Earth's orbit around the Sun). However the movement is of the order of 10 meters per year - so 150 years ago it might have been only about 1 or 2 km from its present location.

[@SuviMatinaro]

Oh, I really like to see you enjoying my home country! I have a tip to further improve your Finnish pronunciation: in Finnish the emphasis in on the first syllable. So it's said RO-va-Nie-mi and OU-lu and sAU-na.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

It is such a wonderful place 🇫🇮 thanks for the tip :)

[@Waldorf73]

Moose are actually called elk in Europe.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Good to know! Thank you :)

[@pekkajarvinen69]

Nope. Elk has slim antlers and moose antlers are shovel type. Moose is also way bigger.

[@finnishculturalchannel]

Swimming in the Arctic Ocean is a bucket list thing to do. About seeing a moose, It might be moose hunting season in Lapland. After last year's hunting season there were estimated 84 000 of them in Finland. You probably wouldn't guess while driving through, but Sodankylä is known for the annual Midnight Sun Film Festival. It has been held since 1986 when the star guest at the festival was director Samual Fuller. During the festivals a street in Sodankylä is named after him as Samuel Fuller Street. A video about that with an interview with Fuller: "Ensimmäiset filmifestarit Sodankylässä. First film festival in Sodankylä1986". The festival has since seen some notable film makers, E.g. Francis Ford Coppola in 2002 and Milos Forman in 2008. A more recent video about the festival: "MIDNIGHT SUN FILM FESTIVAL SODANKYLÄ (Welcome To Finland 4)".

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Wow 84,000 is a lot! We jumped in the ocean in Norway last year, does that count?? Hahah!! Thank you for the information :)

[@finnishculturalchannel]

​@@JacobandJennyTravel Definitely. One time gives you the bragging right for the rest of your lives.

[@lars8834]

Hi, water is dark because swamps coloring the water,some areas have sand bottom and water is cristal clear, sodakylä wich you passed have big mitilatery base Yeager besed winterunit

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

So interesting! Thank you for watching :)

[@heuballe4869]

I love your videos! Do you pref winter or this time of year in Finnland? My wife and i will be at New Year in Rovaniemi and levi for 11 days😍

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We are so happy you like them!! We love it both times, but it is so special in the snow, you guys will have a great time ❄️😍 enjoy!

[@ttkk6099]

Yeyyyy

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Thank you friend :)

[@kentsoderstrom8378]

Sodankylä that you guys just passed, is usually the coldest place in Finland in winter.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Wow that is crazy!! Thanks for the information 🥶

[@pasifinland]

You should move here in Finland ❤

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That would be so amazing! Maybe someday we will ♥️

[@sarionilkka]

Don't know if someone comment already, but paying for linen is a thing since many people just bring their own, even when visiting family sometimes. Odd habit that has just stayed. We don't want to be a burden when visiting 😅

[@sarionilkka]

Also, by definition there are No Mountains in Finland. Highest peaks in Laplans are called "Tunturi" it is like a arctic hill that is not high enough to be an actual mountain

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That is so interesting!! Thank you for watching :)

[@BorderGuardJaegerFinlandia]

This "Napapiiri" was something We always went to when I was a smaller (child 70:s). Thrt was when my family went to visit our relatives in Salla, Eastern Lapland and that was something we used to do during the winter and the summer aswell. Tha Napapiiri /Arctic circle was a tiny place with one a couple of buildings only... It was actually when Madonna (singer) came with her daughter in the late 90:s, that it became famous abroad aswell... Very well filmed /edited as usual🙏

[@samadlam3273]

hi Jcob and Jenny😀

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Hi friend!! :)

[@xavier3930]

We want to get from rovaniemi to ivalo around February time. What is the best way. We took a trip from rovaniemi to ruka in November. It was snowing. And it was quite interesting and scary to say the least🤣🤣 i don't know about traveling 3,30 hours in heavy snow. What would you recommend we do

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

I would say the easiest way would be the Onni or public bus! We did this before and it was very easy and convenient :) good luck friend ❄️

[@teemukuronen8583]

You should also go to point where u are in 3 country at the same time. Norway, Sweden and Finland. Its at Kilpisjäri, well atleast close to it

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We have heard of that!! It sounds so cool! Thanks for the recommendation :)

[@timoterava7108]

It's at least 10 km hike one way from the road to the border point of the three countries. There's a boat until the end of September going towards the point. After the boat ride there's still a 3 kms hike one way.

[@Pahakyy]

Oh, here again.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Haha! Thanks for watching :)

[@Pahakyy]

@@JacobandJennyTravel Wouln't miss it. Hi-five when in Hki.

[@BorderGuardJaegerFinlandia]

Ivalo 😢.. The place where I joined the Border Guard Jaegers (military service) 😢😢. We used to go to one specific lake and take up granade /artillery shells, that was unexplored and that the Germans threw in the lake. That little lake was not deep at all, so we had small rubber rafts and we just picked them up from that lake, because it have sunken into the mud, but the shells where just like they where thrown into the lake yesterday. So we used to set a fire and throw some shells into it, and wait for the explosion behind a big stone, that was only about 15 to 20 meter away.. The explosion was amazing 😂😂😂... The lake will still have these shells for sure.. They where to empty that some years after the war came to an end. But the diver came up and said that it was too dangerous to touch anything... It was not only shells, but "Panzerfaust" and normal bullets to ordinary weapons 😊

[@Jaytronepic]

If you go Norway you have to take a dip in sea

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We definitely want to! 🌊 thanks for your comment! :)

[@petermiller1296]

I’ve seen your videos (especially trips in Finland) if I’m sort of gloomy, I am not gloomy…I mentioned about Punkaharju (it’s 7 km long) I think it’s on the Unesco world’s heritage list. If your going there maybe on your next finn tour, you must go to see Savonlinna. It’s beautiful(Savonlinna=savo is the part of Finland it’s in and Linna means a castle) Then There’s Mikkeli…Much to see etc…My friends!!😊

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That is good to know, we will have to add that to our list of places to see in Finland. Thank you friend :)

[@Luckragol]

if one wishes to see mooses, one should be out at twilight times, at evening-night-early morning, them tend to like move in the cover of darkness. but beware, they are hard to spot, its like flickering of shades before that bull size of beign appears at headlights.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We will have to look for them then, very carefully haha!! Thank you for watching :)

[@timorepola2882]

wow, heillä on ollut onnistunut matka, mahtavaa että kierritte kaunista pohjolaa.

[@Xavier_ID.]

👍🏼👍🏼

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

🙌🏼🥳

[@moonliteX]

yayyy! ❤❤

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Thank you so much for your comments friend ♥️♥️

[@EilaGomez]

Great video again, thanks! Please do not promote JUMPING in cold water ( or any water with unknown depth!). All serious winter swimmers ( in the hole in the ice ..) take it slowly, NEVER jumping in. Not healthy. Have fun on your route north👍👍👍❤

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We are so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for your comment ♥️

[@Whigu]

Only part of the video that I didn't like was after 17:22 :-(

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

You are so kind haha!! Thank you friend :)

[@siaitsme6800]

🙏⚘️💙⚘️🙏

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Thank you for watching ♥️

[@ChristianJull]

Don't worry, the bears eat all the crocs....

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Hahaha good to know ;)

[@ravenfin1916]

There were still a lot of moose in the 80s and 90s, but nowadays, especially along the big roads, they have disappeared. There are still 15,000-20,000 moose in the forests in Lapland alone, so you should be careful. They usually move at dusk, and that's also when the most crashes happen. Now is moose hunting time, which means a moose may run onto the road at any time and it always comes really fast and doesn't stop when it has decided to go. You should not try to dodge reindeer or smaller animals very strongly, because then the possibility of running out and causing a bigger accident increases greatly. A moose is always dodged from behind because it doesn't turn or twist like a reindeer

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That is good to know!! We will keep our eyes out especially at dusk. Thank you for watching :)

[@rami1406]

In sweden, remember to try swedish delicasy, "surströmming" 🤤😁 Not available anywhere else, yuo'll see why...

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We will! Thank you :)

[@lassiloikka4954]

@@JacobandJennyTravel kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnmkhZ5pi62hh8U

[@daydreamer7618]

You are evil 😂

[@timoterava7108]

If you try surströmming, don't do it straight from the tin, like people often do in the dare videos - and puke. You can find recommendations from the net on how to properly eat the stuff.

[@mikoske]

Moose are gladly rare, they don't really often get out of the forest, fields etc. Pretty sure I can count the times seeing a moose with one hand. Since they are big, the moose crashes can be bad, hence the warnings, good to be alert when there is a moose alert, they also show how many kilometers there are without moose fence. For traffic rules, STOP is an actual stop compared to US where it is more like a yield sign. Also if you are outside main roads, beware of traffic coming from the right. If they don't have a yield sign, they may have the right of way. This could mostly means smaller roads inside towns, they are rare in the North. Norway is pretty strict with speeding.

[@jakemaanimeikalainen248]

What the heck do you live in a city or something? I live in a rural town in Häme so in southern Finland and I see them all of the time.

[@nigelwatson2750]

They taste good, though.

[@SamiL-ym3no]

Yup. I haven't seen a single moose this year but plenty of reindeer.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That is all great to know!! Thank you so much :)

[@jakemaanimeikalainen248]

@@mikoske Population of 84 000 isn't a rare animal!

[@jancool22]

It was good, but you shouldn't wait there to swim directly from a hot sauna. But a warning🤔never jump into an unknown lake head first, many are paralyzed.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Yeah that is why I went in first and when I couldn't touch the bottom I figured Jacob would be safe to jump, but you are right, you for sure have to be careful jumping into unknown bodies of water!! Thank you so much for your concern and your comment :)

[@squidcaps4308]

Norway can be otherworldly beautiful, majestic but also a bit scary. Sweden is between Finland and Norway in that sense, which is not a surprise.. Looks more like Finland most of the time but with a bit less water but also has a proper mountain range.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That is good to know, we are headed to Norway after Finland since it is right there. Thank you for the information :)

[@ketjuariittaa]

Moss sight is so rear that i have seen them only 5 times (6moss).🎉 2 times epic brake fenansa😮 for life ,not😮😅😊😊

[@timoterava7108]

*moose*

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Wow that is crazy and good to know!! Thank you for watching :)

[@K4rvanaama]

shame that you had electric sauna(kiuas). real fire is so much better :P

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

I am sure it is!! 🔥 Thank you for watching :)

[@Rishadan365]

Please don't jump into unknown waters. It's really dangerous. Glad you're ok though

[@HannuPulkkinen49]

When it comes to the sauna and its beach, it is safe to swim and jump into the water there. Everything dangerous has been removed from there.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Yeah that is why I went in first and when I couldn't touch the bottom I figured Jacob would be safe to jump, but you are right, you for sure have to be careful jumping into unknown bodies of water!! Thank you so much for your concern and your comment :)

[@freshstart9277]

And then you get hired and say "this is not what the video said".

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Thank you for watching :)

[@moonliteX]

i think it actually IS the real arctic circle

[@mantailuaa]

No it’s not. The real Circle is 2,88 kilometers to north.

[@seppomobiili316]

It moves 15 meters or so north every year so it's never accurate.

[@nelltheretrogamer]

I really don't like listening to you talking about wanting to see a moose by the roadside... I've never heard Finnish people saying that they'd want to see one when driving, because that's like wishing for a car accident. There are dash cam videos where people encounter a moose, and you really can't see it until the car crashes into it. In a slo-mo instant replay you can see where it comes from, but they blend into the background and it happens so fast that people usually don't have any chance to react to it.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Yeah that makes sense, thank you for sharing!

[@hayatofury8580]

its not a "bucket" its called "sauna kiulu"

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Thank you for the information :)

[@moonliteX]

actually finland doesn't have mountains at all. they are just large hills or "fells". mountains are way larger

[@morgenvaan]

You are right. Not as majestic like Denali or Mount MC Kinley. But The Road from Ivalo to Kaamanen nothing beats IT😎

[@NW74H]

Basically it is okay to call them mountains in English language. Finnish language just happens to love the variety of words for hills of any size (kumpu, mäki, vaara, tunturi, vuori). No one really uses the word "fell" in English and elsewhere in the world hills/mountains of this size would simply be called mountains.

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Yeah that makes sense haha!!

[@menihermot]

Actually mountains are higher, not larger!

[@moonliteX]

@@menihermot they are also larger. and the larger you are, the more potential fof height you have.

[@artzi67]

No swimsuit to sauna

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

We usually don't, but can't film without them haha!! Thanks for watching :)

[@BorderGuardJaegerFinlandia]

OK. It's official, you guys are very brave. I know about jumping into icy winter water in Helsinki but hopefully people understand how cold it is 😂😂😂😂... Come on Bro.. You are the top predator in that lake and these cryptic beings where just fleeing away and afraid of you.. 🙏😂😂😂I 👍..

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

Hahaha you are so kind!! It was very cold in Helsinki lol 🥶 we loved reading your comments and appreciate you sharing with us. Thank you friend :)

[@BorderGuardJaegerFinlandia]

Because you are travelling so much, you should really start to collect stickers from different countries and areas, that you then put on your suitcase... My suitcase is filled with stickers from so many places, and are so easy to pick up when your arriving with a plane... You will be able to see that from far away 😂😂

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That would be so awesome! Thank you for the idea :)