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[@joenandamalie]

Visiting Faroe Islands? This amazing guide made our planning and seeing all the right things so much easier! Get 10% OFF with code "STAYCLASSY" ➡rexby.com/creator/saviourmifsud 🥰

[@joenandamalie]

Sustainable, yes. Just like sustainable agriculture where you still eat the broccoli without running out of it. In terms of killing whales and how you feel about it is a different discussion.

[@marlynalipio4736]

@@joenandamalie I'm looking for a life companion here

[@silasrh__8420]

im from the Faroe Islands (Klaksvík) and im so happy that someone took they're time out of they're week and made a video about the Faroe Islands so thank you so much for showing everyone what the Faroe Islands are like

[@mohamedbarre]

How is the conditions foroe islands

[@silasrh__8420]

@@mohamedbarre its a ibt windy and and raining a bit but other then that its been pretty good here for the last few weeks

[@LilyGazou]

It is similar in weather to Seattle. Very beautiful place.

[@bellamixvlog]

What a beautiful place

[@diana9235]

Why are all the foreigners there Asian woman. Do men there have an Asian fetish? That’s weird.

[@kcourtney6826]

I'm a proud introvert I would love to live in a place like this, I could get so much done!

[@georgegraham6507]

15 years ago I was lucky enough to visit these islands and was blown away by their beauty and nearly untouched glory. While up on a high and foggy hill I plucked a fist full of sheep's wool from the ground (sheep were spread across the slopes, grazing at their leisure) and twisted into a piece of yarn. That wool is one of my favorite souvenirs from that trip. Thank you for this wonderful video which took me back there again! You made me realize it wasn't romanticized memories I have - it really IS as fantastic as I recall.

[@Eldjarn86]

Unknowingly, you also did our national bird a favour. The shed wool can get entangled in the legs of them, making flying difficult for them, and a bird that loses its ability to fly, will die.

[@leeloakes]

Been watching your channel for a couple of years since the Lisbon videos as we're keen to move to Portugal. I have to say you have really stepped up your game recently, it's clear how much research and effort went into this video. Keep up the good work guys!

[@Eding4u]

Not a place I have ever considered going, but hey, it was stunning. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@egolubitskiy]

Wow, this was so good! I could really feel the islands come alive through your narration & filming. Makes me long for the North...

[@nicolinadahl4698]

I have to make a comment on what you say about Saksun. Saksun has always been a focus area for tourism, but a few years ago it really took off. There are thousands of tourist there every day and the locals are sick and tired of it. Tourism authorities won’t accept there is a problem, as the heavy pressure on the area is taking its toll - on nature and people. The road to Saksun isn’t built for this heavy traffic, the town itself not ready (for instance there are no sewage and no toilets). In desperation they made a toll gate to prevent people to walk on the beach, which is damaged beyond repair already. And of course, some tourists are nice, but many are incredibly rude. Flying drones to the windows of private homes, walking on graves in the graveyard, well, even some have cooked dinner in church! It is so incredibly rude and inconsiderate. The farmers of Saksun are the victims of tourism. So incredibly sad - and there is no understanding for them. It is really funny, that you mention the difference in mentality between faroese and danish people, because one of the prejudice we in the Faroes have against danes is that they always talk about money! And you prove the prejudice so beautifully! 🤣

[@jules_laurent]

Great insight, thanks for sharing. Even here in Portugal we were happy about the tourists at first but now it's starting to be too much.... I can imagine in a calm place like that, it's completely overwhelming. You can and should protect your precious island. Cheers!

[@joh3295]

Nicolina Dahl. And just like that at prejudice danes have against faroese people is showing to be true. Faroese people cant stand to get the obviouse pointed out, it IS way to expensive on the Islands. And these two are travelvloggers, which means that followers expect to hear what the prices are. Its primitive and also typical faroese to make degrading remarks, just because you dont like the facts. Not everyone is blessed to live in a country where there is high imployment rate. Am a faroese myself living i Denmark.

[@nicolinadahl4698]

Look, I know, it is expensive to live in the Faroes, I do live here and it is obvious. That said, these people talk about the difference in mentality and you can’t deny that they talk a lot about money. I don’t degrade them by stating this obvious fact!

[@joh3295]

@@nicolinadahl4698 And thats what travelling vloggers do, so nothing new and surprising there.Some followers find travelling inspirations by watching these kind of videos and do like to get info about prices. You and I both know that its way to expensive. Its also ok if you think its to much,but I dont think its very nice to write it like you do, degrading with that smiley. But lets agree to disagree. Hav tað gott 🙂😉

[@majbrittjensen9786]

Du har fuldstændig ret. De fleste danskere taler om, hvor dyrt det er at tage på ferie, priser på restauranter, forlystelser etc. Så jeg siger altid: “Så bliv hjemme og oplev, hvor dyrt det er at bo i Danmark".😁

[@KevKlopper]

They wanted to go to Faro, Portugal but they made the best out of the booking error 😄

[@absfinal]

I’m glad they did this mistake otherwise we wouldn’t experience this gem 💎

[@thebordenkw486]

hahaha that's funny. Way to go Joen. It would have to be Joen, no?

[@anaisabel2956]

Seriously? I'm Portuguese....why would someone want to go to Faro?🤪🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LukeGeeTravels]

I love this video and how you explain it so well! Being able to communicate with the locals just takes your experience to the next level! I am going there next week, spending about 7 days and I cannot wait!

[@joenandamalie]

Thanks so much, Luke! It's true that speaking the language makes all the difference. Enjoy your trip! :)

[@kasivu91]

How is the island

[@LukeGeeTravels]

@@kasivu91 Depends on what you’d like to know! It’s definitely not the cheapest destination but I encountered very few tourists and the most unique landscape! I will be posting my videos from my trip in June!

[@Ms.GreenJeans]

I've always wanted to visit the Faroe Islands. I find the culture so interesting. It looks STUNNINGLY beautiful.

[@TheWobblinghorse]

I’m on the Faroe islands at the moment, it’s incredibly beautiful

[@kentm75]

Stunning place and amazing scenery showcased spectacularly well by informative storytelling and exceptional editing and shot composition. This is the content we love from you guys. If only there were more places in the world, this untouched that you could bring to life in this way. We’ll done!

[@binomair9326]

So nice to keep intouch with family and visit them ..Don't give up or say it's too longtime do it they will become happy to see eachother this is the real life to be together until end.

[@jules_laurent]

Really loved this video. I doubt I'll ever go to the Faroe Islands so it's nice to get such a detailed tour of the country - of course, with your great editing style it becomes even better. I'd have liked to learn more about the traditional food but it's ok I'll research myself :) Looking forward to your next video!

[@joenandamalie]

Thanks so much! We wanted to explore more of the local cuisine, but it was hard since there just weren't many restaurants when driving around. In Tórshavn all the "nice" restaurants weren't especially Faroese, but more just overpriced and decent food.

[@pathua7692]

I really love these videos when you guys go explore other parts of the world! Hopefully other viewers are of the same opinion ❤️

[@Eternal1811]

You guys have such an amazing channel. Thanks for all your videos and for your hard work in editing them so beautifully!!!

[@heidihill2361]

Good job showing us the islands.

[@carlosbarbosa5821]

Thanks guys for a very beautiful insight to your family history and scenery of the very remote Faroe Island with its dramatic cliffs and lush green grasses. Very cinematic.

[@jaceklaszczewski1975]

Very beautiful place , your dad must be happy be back for moment. The movie have stunning montage , quality , idea , very happy to watch and enjoy every second.

[@robinandthedog]

Wow, one of the most unique video's you've produced so far, the link with the family must have been special. One word: STUNNING.

[@joenandamalie]

Thanks so much, Robin!!

[@chadcornelius9249]

Awesome video my friends ❤️ such a beautiful island. Love the videos with your mom and dad in them!

[@faithworks217]

It certainly is beautiful. I am glad to get to see it on this well-made video without getting cold.

[@lindablue7494]

Wow great video. It felt like I was there with you. Beautiful shots and stories alike. I don't know if I will ever get to visit there as I am not one who likes the cold. However your video was like watching a travel segment except better. Not just the pictures but also the stories of the people who live there. As well as your family connections. Keep telling stories with heart and a sense of adventure as well as actually going there and checking it out. Can't wait to see what adventure you go on next. Absolutely loved this. Thank you. P.S. Amazing to see that there are indeed some places or at least one that has not been destroyed by humans and that it is still pristine and untouched. That in itself was well worth it to see this video.

[@vladimirvandyke5110]

The most insightful video of Faroe Islands. Watched it in one sitting and enjoyed the places we saw ourselves just a few weeks before this video was taken. Marvelous and lively narration.

[@joenandamalie]

Thanks so much, Vladimir! Hope you enjoyed the islands too! :)

[@antsredhead619]

The cousin with the blue top had me cracking up. Overall, these islands are stunning and inviting. You guys did an amazing job!

[@sararichardson737]

I appreciate the locals turning their backs to tourism. It’s refreshing.

[@_SPREZZATURA_McGEE_]

Thanks SO MUCH for this insightful video!! You talk about these $$$ meals you had that felt home cooked, right?? ..Well your videos feel like a family vacation video... so full of love, care and humor. You guys have really captured lightning in a bottle, here. Keep on keeping on!! ☯☮🌺💟

[@joenandamalie]

Thanks for your kind words ♥️

[@lukas35jakob54]

Nice Video! Helped me a lot! I plan to go to Faroe Islands this summer!

[@charmainerayner3781]

Loved this video! Thank you for taking the time to educate and entertain us. I think your Dad looked just like the sculpture of his grandfather!

[@joenandamalie]

Thanks ♥️

[@TheTuneka]

Amazing, great video, real justice for those islands!

[@zainab9209]

Introvert? I can fit in here.... Nature so close..... 😍

[@theblissfullone]

Beautiful video. I can't tell you what a delight it was to listen to the language .. reminded me of family memories. 🙂

[@kimberlyvitalbrasil4049]

This is an absolutely wonderful video. You are such good cultural commentators . I recognized many places from our visit to the Faroe Islands and would love to visit again.

[@joenandamalie]

Aww, thanks so much, Kimberly!

[@ZeCabreira]

Hello from the Philippines. Faroe Islands are so beautiful! Thanks for your video. God bless you!

[@TiffanyT-LaDolceVita]

I have TRULY LOVED THIS VIDEO. WOW! I laughed and cried. What a pleasure. I saw a video where wives are needed on these gorgeous islands. 😊 Looks like a beautiful place and the people seem so incredibly kind. I am single, but maybe too old…I am 52, but need a major change in my life. I love your parents and all of your sense of humor. Well done! ❤🙏

[@joenandamalie]

Wow, thank you!

[@NIKOLAP7]

There are other destinations that are not cheap too. This place is on my bucket list along with Iceland.

[@sigrimikkjalsdottir2458]

This was so interesting, and respectfully made. Some minor misfacts were also included, but nothing that really matters. BTW we are apparantly related. My great grandfather and Kjølbro (the statue) were cousins and good friends. So we are distant cousins. Just as distant as me and my fiancé. That’s Faroe Islands my friend.

[@jameshaddan8538]

Gorgeous video - I may be adding the Faroe Islands to my travel list.

[@kristensorensen2219]

Wonderful tour!! I think I heard some Danish; my Dad was from Denmark so he took us there for a month in 1972❤

[@aliochafonseca5973]

Enjoyed every second, thank you guys for this great Faroe 's nature documentary. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.

[@catherinethomas1276]

I love your mum and dad you grump 😊❤

[@jackyloabajon8660]

Wooow what a peaceful and beautiful place❤️❤️😊

[@nostorystagnates-ernieboxa5312]

It is better to know a Faeroe Islander...they are great people .

[@idamuller5575]

I live in the faroe islands but right now I'm in Denmark but tommorow I'm going to faroe islands and i live in Klaksvík

[@joenandamalie]

Very cool! So you know my great grandfather although probably not in the flesh, hehe!

[@carlossaraiva8213]

I suspect if the Faroe Islands were an independent nation they would fare very well on their own. They are a very good argument for the value of self-government by their own people instead of from some distant metropolitan nation.

[@petermadsen5380]

I agree

[@joenandamalie]

There really is not reason for Faroe Islands not to be 100% independent. I wish this for the people and I think they wish it too.

[@markuschristiansen7874]

As a faroese citizen I know that Denmark gives us an annual payment of around 600 million dkk. If we would be detacted from Denmark this amount would lead to an increase in taxes which are already higher very high. Almost all of the youth go to Denmark to get an education as well.

[@angellau9738]

Wow it looks really beautiful and I need to put this as my bucket of list to do..

[@karamikemel9033]

i ve seen almost the all europ country ;but i ve not seen the clear & silent place like Faroe Island ;their people are so nice & gentle by excellence ;it s in 1988 -18 August ;we can say that is a Paradise ;

[@joenandamalie]

It is a paradise, but a cold one, hehe.

[@ericawiingseeto]

❤very lovely to watch. Since watching this documentary about this place about shortage of women, I’ve been hooked since.

[@awesomeraj953]

Which drone, editing software, vlogging mic do you use?

[@tabithachege10]

This will be my home soon. I look forward

[@dbibbyma]

Wow, guys! I watched the video of your ferry ride to the island, and that was good, but you have outdone yourselves with this video. Most enjoyable video. We are going in mid-August 22, and I learned a thing or two. Bummer about the mood in Saksun. That is on our list as well. We will be doing some kayaking in Tjørnuvík, which might be the highlight of our trip. For me, at least. Your video was informative about a great many things. Great to see you meet up with family. That must have been grand. Your dad seems like a great guy. Mother as well. Great job editing. Silly question and I think I know the answer, but why did you choose to speak mostly English instead of Danish in the video. Takk fyri

[@Lemonz1989]

I’m from Tórshavn, but have lived in Aarhus since 2009. Even though I understand that people don’t want to be overrun by tourists, like is currently happening in Saksun, they’ve always had a reputation of being very unwelcoming of visitors. Even Faroese visitors wanting to see the natural beauty of the place. I remember going there as a kid in the late 90’s, when tourists weren’t really a thing in the Faroes. One local guy didn’t say a word to us and literally just opened his fence so his horses would come and run around us and act threatening and territorial with us. I was just a little kid who was already afraid of horses, and this nothing to alleviate that fear lol. Anyway, we just left, because we clearly weren’t welcome there. There are just certain places there that are really locally loyal, most often majority owned by one or a couple of families, where they control almost everything that is happening in the area. They own many of the houses and rent them out to locals and own the majority of the land as well. Keep in mind, most of the land is privately owned. Other similar places like Saksun in this regard is Runavík and Kollafjørður, last I knew. I don’t really keep up with local gossip and politics anymore, so I can’t be sure if it’s still like this, lol.

[@DiscoveryWonders]

Interesting

[@pleasedontkillme1185]

I've never really felt like I didnt belong over by Saksun having been at the beach several times before the gate was set up but then again we went for the beach directly all the time and not really into where they all live. Also having lived in Kollafjørd for 2 years (2011 - 2013) I never felt not welcome, the few people we typically would get into contact with in our immediate area were all nice people.

[@Unknown-vq5co]

I do know that many places charge money to be able to get to these beautiful places because it's all private property from the people and there was problems of trash laying around from people visiting and the damage the property can get from people stepping on it all the time. So i can understand people not being so welcoming but at the same time i don't understand. A lot of the small towns have older generations who often can only speak faroese and danish and barely any english. So i know some older generations would rather ignore having a conversation with someone who was english. But if the tourist or a local spoke faroese or danish it doesn't surprise me if they still ignored. It's usually the older smaller towns, where you usually meet the older generations that aren't as welcoming. But otherwise most people would gladly have a conversation or help anyone in need. It also depends which island you're on also. :)

[@jesperchristensen5888]

Wow!! Det er godt nok stunning.. tak for at dele jeres tur med os andre:)

[@TheBassFreak]

Such a fun interview in Gjogv. That’s my grandma hahaha

[@joenandamalie]

Haha, really?? That's so fun! She is such a positive and happy human. Was a pleasure to meet her!

[@BANTRYBAY24]

Wonderful, informative video...thank you!

[@lindahill5301]

Excellent video! Well done. I hope one day to travel to Iceland and the Faroe Islands.

[@giantinn]

Amazing video, Faroe Islands look amazing 🙏

[@Iris_Transforms_Healing]

Thx for the experience! Still no answer to how they get their furniture items and such without companies willing to ship? Also, how do they get cars? Is their a dealership on the island?

[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!

[@haardkaar]

I think I've sen these two in a clip about languages before. Anyways, it's funny that the Faroese is like 1-1 with Swedish pronunciation, so when the Faroese speak Danish it sounds like Bornholm dialect.

[@Helenatoca]

2:11 in the town that this clip is from, is the town I live in and I only noticed that because I saw my school 😅

[@LilyGazou]

I was hoping to see some artists, a bookstore, some horses. Anyone can recommend any videos of such on these islands?

[@Kimllg88]

Amazing and artistic location. Was so intersted in the familly history

[@sarahscheick8236]

Your parents are amazing and I loved this video 🎉

[@olasparen6955]

Another great video from you guys. You really succeed in bringing about a beauty and melancolic feeling that it almost makes me cry. I just have to watch this again. Thanx.

[@joenandamalie]

Wow, thank you so much! Really means a lot with such kind words. Big hugs!

[@margutz9259]

Wow beautiful place

[@OvoTati-lz5hz]

Very interesting I love watching this video...thankyou all the way from Papua new guinea 🇵🇬

[@HeatherRenee2017]

I’d love to live in weather like that. I’m from Texas so it’s always so hot and humid. I’m kind of mad at my ancestors lol, they immigrated from Denmark to Texas in the 1800s

[@ViniciusLicht]

Oh man, i love your's videos, such a nice way to produce. Love from Brazil !

[@thebordenkw486]

It's beautiful! The people seem so nice too. It looks too cold for me ...and way, way, too expensive to take the family. But it is a nice watch on my large screen from the comfort of my air conditioned entertainment room, with hot sun beaming down outside. :)

[@zeppelin.1874_]

Thank you for share Chilly Faroes in this summer heat days... :)

[@DavidPinkus2309]

Whats the best time to visit the Islands, where there are not too many tourists but are still able to visit the puffins

[@xtrion8103]

Need to post this comment and correct what he said. It’s only the underwater tunnels that you have to pay for, not the normal tunnels. So don’t get scared, it’s not that expensive to drive around :)

[@joenandamalie]

Yes underwater tunnels. Would be pricey if it was all the gravel road tunnels too 😅! But it is fairly expensive in my opinion, but compared with Faroe Islands in general it’s not ridiculously pricey.

[@LilyGazou]

Thank you.

[@cindybruin4888]

Omg, what a beautiful place. Incredible scenery, thanks for sharing, don't think I'd make it there in my lifetime. A little similar to Iceland where I have been, but more unique. How do the people living there afford it? Are there enough jobs for the population?

[@BunkeredPuma885]

Ye, it is expensive here and employment rate in the Faroes was 97,9% in 2021.

[@pleasedontkillme1185]

@@BunkeredPuma885 now unemployment rate is like 0.3% last I heard all the while I'm sure there is enough placed looking to hire than there is unemployed people lmao. I was one of those that was so bad and lazy about finding a potential job, almost a leech, now I work at pelagic and it feels great.

[@MaiinaJo]

Fun to see your experience 😊 But 34:38 "not particularly Faroese" is not true. That is normal/traditionale Faroese "everyday" food Faroese. We dont ferment everything 😅

[@joanannewallace]

Excellent video. I never knew that the Faroe Isle belong to Denmark. Your dad looks like his grandfather.

[@alvarojlopes]

absolutely beautiful. More like this please!

[@reesee6420]

Wry fair and lovely assessment. Thank you.

[@baggiethomas]

It looks amazing. I would love to go there one day! ❤️👍

[@teannacorvo]

Guys I love everything about this video! Good job! I wanna go there now!

[@teannacorvo]

By the way I’ve been all over Mexico, I’m half Mexican :) please feel free to ask anything about traveling Mexico!

[@joenandamalie]

Thanks for your kind words, Teanna! We're back from Mexico by now, but we have filmed so many videos there, so a lot of editing! :) Cheers

[@BetheXception]

Amazing beautiful video 🥰 We want to go to Faroe Islands so badly. Just a bit sad about what u guys say about the whales killing. Traditions are just that: traditions. In Portugal, bull fights are also a „tradition“ but for the good of everyone it is not so popular anymore. Having fights between men and lions were also a tradition, which luckily doesnt exist anymore. The same as slavery. We should not keep doing things just because they are traditions. We evolve as humans and the world is getting aware of our actions and the impact. Other than that, keep up the good work ✌🏼

[@pleasedontkillme1185]

It was a bit wrongly put to state it simply as tradition among other things which I know they didnt intend to have it sound like. Let me put it like this, in terms of tradition yeah it's something we have done for over a thousand years, more like 1200 - 1300. Now you talked about bull fighting as a tradition, that one was and is done purely for entertainment, slavery I wouldn't exactly call tradition as it wasnt done for a tradition but rather the profit and exploitation of people that was seen as inferior at the time. Now back to the grind, how does it differ from bull fighting and slavery? 1. It is actually still necessary for some people. 2. There is no profit being gained from doing this, the meat is all distributed to the people. 3. We are always trying to develop better tools etc to make it as quick and pain free as possible for animals that large. (Spinal Lance) 4. At the same time it teaches the young where their food comes from and the importance of respecting the nature. Another thing to note is that we were also the first country in the entire world to start writing down the numbers of animals killed each year, with our records dating back to the 15th century on pilot whales. In order to really participate aswell you need a license, the only people that should be taking their life is someone that knows what they are doing as to prevent suffering as much as possible.

[@ALFRABEIRA]

Excellent editing. Great video. Parabéns! Por muito que gostasse de conhecer as ilhas Faroe, são muito bonitas, a minha conta bancária não iria aguentar.

[@celiapereira5223]

What an amazing place... thanks for sharing 🤗👍💯

[@raydedonder]

What a great video! One day I'm gonna visit Faroe Islands!

[@ohnaspangenberg4271]

Very beautiful place, thanks!

[@carlossaraiva8213]

Now that you visited a distant part of the Kingdom of Denmark, will Groenland be your next distant danish territory to visit? Or Iceland, which was a former danish territory?

[@joenandamalie]

Would love to visit Greenland. Might happen some day!

[@kmzzzzz]

Faroe islands are so similar to Western Norway in both nature, language and culture.

[@margutz9259]

Wow beautiful

[@innerauthority]

just breathtaking, oh my goodness!

[@McdawsonDanso-dy5jo]

I'm an African male from Ghana. Marine engineer who will love to visit this beautiful island. Are Africans welcoming there?

[@barbaracole4314]

Looks so.much like the Shetland islands

[@tonijesus5364]

How Amazing The Nature Of Foroe Island.....Making Us Love To Foroe Person That Verry Welcoming Tourist Who Visited There.....Thank U Man....For Awesome video About Foroe Island.....And I Wish You'll Visite Another Destination Beautifull Place Around The World.......Thank You🙏❤

[@sararichardson737]

Really interesting. Love love love.

[@carlossaraiva8213]

Why i am not getting notifications of your new videos? I dont understand! I have both the subscribe and the notification bell options yet nothing! YT needs to have words.

[@joenandamalie]

We have been shunned by YT for a long time lol

[@carlossaraiva8213]

@@joenandamalie that's a damn shame. And weird since your channel is popular, especially since you made Portugal your home.

[@martingoncalves8214]

" James bond died in the last movie " I wasn't expecting getting the biggest spoiler ever about 007 Franscise in a Stay Classy vlog video

[@philipdaelman1684]

Altijd fijn om naar jullie filmpjes te kijken zeker die in Portugal waar ik zelf ook regelmatig verblijf .TOP !!

[@bethkellum4308]

As always!! AMAZING VIDEO! Até logo!

[@jentot]

I love to go there. Hopefully 🥰🇵🇭

[@ciprianoneves7246]

Very nice, nature etc..for some. They can have it.

[@joenandamalie]

Not your thing, huh? :D

[@paulahardiman2261]

So beautiful thank you for sharing ❤

[@carlossaraiva8213]

While i already have a mind image of the Faroe islands as a beautiful place, your video surpassed my idea. What a stunning place it is. I'd really love to visit ir one day. I did find the food/dining very high prices to be disheartning. I guess i would spend the entire trip eating fish and chips. It is cool to know there is an historical connection between Faroe and Portugal because of bacalhau.

[@joenandamalie]

The high prices are definitely a minus, but the nature and tranquility alone are enough reason to visit.

[@myownroad9278]

Nice to meet you today in praia formosa.