Trans Sweden Trail Day 5 - The Viking Odyssey - Bjorn Ironside Burial Mound - Viking World Exhib

[@alfred-a.d.223]

Es ist sehr schön zu sehen, wie stolz Du auf Deine Heimat bist. 👍🏼💪🏼

[@Braapncamp]

Oh, thanks 💪🤠🔥🙌. Hope that this inspires riders to visit these kind of cultural sites 👍

[@azlong4596]

This has been one of the most enjoyable videos you've done. I really enjoy the Viking age history and the ADV that brought us there.

[@Braapncamp]

Ohh thank You, for me this was an important journey and visits for my mind. I have been visit some of the sites before but not those I found most interesting. This has been in my mind for years without doing it. It makes me really happy that other appreciate this tru my eyes. Perfect to ADV to historical and ancient cult sites, it gives you the adventurer within you some fuel and also to hail the old adventurers in the same context. 💪

[@pellebackrud1354]

Tack Mattias att du delar intressanta platser och berättar om vår svenska historia.

[@Braapncamp]

Tack Pelle för det uppskattande orden. Jag hade verkligen en toppendag och klippte tyvärr bort en hel del av mina kåserier pga att hålla ner tiden. Vart och ett ställe är så intressant att berätta/veta mer om.

[@pellebackrud1354]

@@Braapncamp En fråga som jag funderat på. Med din erfarenhet…hur tänker du när du gör dina resor ensam? Alltså om det händer en olycka i skogen och du blir skadad. Lyssnar gärna till hur du funderar kring det.

[@Braapncamp]

Hua, det enkla svaret är att det kan bli riktigt jobbigt. Jag ar en telefon på kroppen, jag har första förband (Försvarets) i en benficka, samt en mer komplett första förband på MC'n. Jag kör skapligt medvetet och försiktigt, men är fullt medveten om att man kan ligga och ruttna i skogen innan man hittas. Glympse är bra att ha så att anhöriga och valda vänner kan se var man är i realtid. En InReach hade jag velat ha. Det är en del av det ensamma äventyret, en uppenbar risk. Men det är det att köra mc i stadstrafik med. Jag kör gärna med vänner på äventyr, men ibland söker jag ensamheten för att ge mig själv just den tiden. Jag rekommenderar en kanal som heter ADV Ready med Jonas som är mycket kunnig, den handlar fördjupande om just detta, den behöver mer uppmärksamhet. han är inbjuden till framtida SKOG event för att föredra och skylta med sin verksamhet.

[@pellebackrud1354]

@@Braapncamp Tack att du tar dig tid att svara. Goda råd och klarsynthet i det vi håller på med.

[@Ivarsson]

Väldigt intressant avsteg från mer renodlade motorcykelavsnitt! :)

[@Braapncamp]

Kul att du uppskattar detta, jag hade en riktigt bra dag med fokus på dessa fina fornlämningar. Utställningen som samlar mycket av det vi har är unik just nu och väl värt ett besök. Man får utforska lite bland braapandet 👌😁

[@johandelange6925]

Beautiful and very interasting. Thank you for charing. Gr from The Netherlands

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Johan! It was very refreshing and interesting to visit the sites. A special moment on each one of them.

[@peterholwerda334]

What a wonderful video. We have bin in Hedesunda years ago on vacation but didn't know all those viking pleases. No we have a reason to go there again to visit all those places

[@Braapncamp]

Cool, not a place many visits. But it is beautiful at the camping. The Viking graves visited are spread from Österfärnebo to Uppland and Västmanland in this video. But rather close for a daytrip. In Österfärnbo and Årsunda there are more findings which i did not show but are cool. Thanks!

[@tubelesschannel]

Interesting to see some of the Swedish Viking history !.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Sven! Almost as interesting as changing tires 😂💪👍 If anyone wonder, Sven has a nice YT channel, go and watch 👌

[@tubelesschannel]

@@Braapncamp thanks Mattias :-) Yes to enjoy roads like the ones you do one have to be prepared 👌

[@Nellabellabi]

Tack för en härlig och intressant video. Jag som jobbar väldigt mycket kan följa dina äventyr och för stunden känns det som jag är med och kör. Men min tid kommer nog då äventyren kan bli längre och tätare. 🏍

[@Braapncamp]

Hej Ola, kul att du gillade detta. Man får passa på när man kommer loss några dagar. Denna resan mådde jag gott av 💪❤️ Vänta inte för länge ☝️😁

[@scotty3630]

hi I like the viking history nice that your showing it.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Scotty! I rrally enjoyed to take this time for these cult sites. The museum was amazing, normally the artifacts are spread out at museums in Sweden. So wonderful to see this in a larger context.

[@scotty3630]

it looks like you see sadness wenn you say Christian has placed on old grounds. I am pagans my self.

[@Braapncamp]

I see it like this, I understand that the people in the north had to convert to be able to continue their trade with the continent. The values in christianity (pure ones) and strive for knowledge thru monks and nuns is something that we should appreciate. I also understand that the church had to seize the cultural sites to get the conversion faster. But we should never forget that and it is very sad that so many pre christian artifacts and cultural symbols got destroyed. That also happened to some Stone and Bronze Age sites in Europe. Go figure. A total religion that went too far and did not let others exist. We should learn from that. Thanks Scotty!

[@peterhird3542]

Hej Mattis, Historien och museerna i Sverige är mycket intressanta. Vi har besökt Ale's Stones i Skåne. det är fantastiskt👍. Australien har en mycket gammal historia som går tusentals år tillbaka men det var inte förrän 1770 som det började utvecklas till toens, gårdar och städer. Därför har vi ingenting som de mycket gamla kyrkorna och byggnaderna som du ser i Sverige. Vid vårt senaste Sverigebesök såg vi en kyrka i Dalby byggd på 1000 -talet. Det var riktigt coolt och jag blev så mycket förvånad över att se att det fortfarande används. Tack så mycket för att du ger oss en titt på Sveriges historia och den underbara landsbygden. Underbart 👍👍👍

[@Braapncamp]

Tack Peter! Kul att du tränar på svenskan 😁👌. Intressant med en Aussie aspekt på historia. Vackra Ales Stenar besökte vi på vår van resa på semestern även en mycket fin 5000 år gammal Döse i området. Tyvärr inga videos från den underbara resan jag och Bibbi gjorde, vi tog helt enkelt semester från videokameran med 👀😂. Dock många bilder på min fb. Vi har många sådana här platser i Sverige men dessa sticker ut i historien. Det alltid något speciellt att ta del av dessa platser. Ha det gott och hoppas att er nedstängning och situationen blir bättre, Stay Safe 🙌

[@peterhird3542]

@@Braapncamp, Ja Mattias historien i Sverige är helt fantastisk. Jag kommer aldrig att glömma min reaktion när vi besökte Vasamuseet i Stockholm. Jag var förundrad över storleken och storheten hos ett sådant historiskt fartyg. Det var hisnande. Det är förvånande att svenska arkeologer kan samla artefakter från tusentals år sedan och de är fortfarande i ett stycke och känns igen idag. Hjälmar, yxor, sköldar, pilbågar/pilar, smycken ... det förvånar mig. Du kan blanda din äventyrsridning med svensk historia när du vill. Dina videor är förstklassiga 10/10.

[@Braapncamp]

En sak på museet som fascinerade mig mest var verktygslådan, så många avancerad verktyg. Den öppnade mina ögon rejält. Vasamuseet är helt fantastiskt, det var så länge sedan jag var där så jag är sugen på ett till besök.

[@tripleaaa8662]

You should get a medal from the svedish tourism Office for attracting so Many People for sveden

[@Braapncamp]

Oh thanks tripple A! Happy that you liked it.

[@waynettarin]

It's great to see and learn about your culture! Thanks.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Wayne! A great day to explore the wider perspective during an advride 🤠💪

[@thomasorland9011]

Perfekt video 😃😃🙌❤️. Lots of good Information .

[@Braapncamp]

Hi Thomas, cool that you liked this 👌🍺🍺

[@Andy_ATB]

Fabulous video - as a schoolboy we went to the Viking exhibition in the British museum in 1980. Since then I've been fascinated by them.

[@Braapncamp]

Cool AG, would love to visit BM a day, when I finally take the time to explore UK. Thanks for your comment!

[@katarinasjoberg]

I live in Sörmland not far from some of the places you showed. I have followed in Arn's footsteps (the books about Arn) so now you have given me a great turn to take myself. Thank you for a nice and inspiring video.

[@solitudeinthewild82]

Great as usual, Mattias! So peaceful area! Take care my friend!

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Yuriy! Are you a Kievan Rus in your blood? 😂💪allways good to have you here, much appreciated.

[@solitudeinthewild82]

@@Braapncamp of course I am! I don't won't to have anything in common with Moscovia 😉

[@Braapncamp]

Haha, i do not have a full insight your beef over there so I have some more to read up on 😂👍. Hope you have found more cool stuff with the metal detector, all the best my friend!

[@enduromotorradtouren]

I like your cultural stops, Mattias. Making Sweden all the more attractive to me. Cheers from Nürnberg/Germany, Günter

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Günter! It is nice to ride the bike all days but gets even better when exploring different areas, topics, cultural sites as well. The trip gets a larger meaning and You learn something hopefully as well.

[@stepheneldridge6998]

Brilliant video Mattias, really enjoyed seeing these historic places. The Viking era and culture has always fascinated me, and there are some great Viking treasures and artefacts here in the UK. Also I grew up in the West of Ireland, a place much raided and settled by the Vikings, what incredible journeys they made in their longboats! One of the many great joys of travelling on the bike is the ease of exploring and stopping at these special places. Great stuff 👏 👍 Cheers, Steve

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Steve much appreciated! There are alot of interesting sites to visit and explore and as you say, perfect with the bike. I would really like to visit Ireland a day.

[@bobsmyth6706]

Really enjoyed the Viking history - very interesting. Another great ride. Thanks

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for joining the party Bob! It really is and the rechearches are just getting better to understand this northern Europe ironage and the Vendel/Viking age Scandinavia. Also how the bronze age culture may be more connected than we have thought. We have alot to learn. Meanwhile it's fascinating to visit the cultural sites we have.

[@TheHarley883r]

Just make you wonder what has been undiscovered and still to appreciate, and very cool as you said great history i remember when i was in Sweden how many mounds where just undiscovered , or unearthed , very special history especially in the south lands .. thanks again for so awesome filming and so much want to come back to there again ....so perfect to ride a bike there and explore life and the beauty that's all around i lived in falconberg for some time with my girlfriend fantastic land and culture all around i miss it very much ...i live in Norway now and plan to come back there again ...

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for this thoughtful comment, much appreciated. Norway is a prefect land for vacation. Close to where I live and a great portion of change in landscapes, great for an environment change. I follow with interest what they find just north of Svinesund in the mound. A ship and a couple of longhouse. Hope the excavation picks up in caereful speed after covid. So nice to have spots like this planed as a part of an ADV ride or other type of trip. Cheers!

[@TheHarley883r]

@@Braapncamp yes you are right , its funny for me to be so close but things are so different there ,I'm from Australia .i ride a 1200cc , I live in Oslo but i miss Sweden so much ,and I'm not sure why.. but maybe its the roads , but I'm sure its the people .. love your channel and perspectives , its really good, thank you for making these videos, its really good stuff...

[@OffTheBeatenPot]

I adored this episode. The ancient cultures fascinate me. Their sophistication is often overlooked by many and I believe we can learn a lot by getting rid of the old ways and adopting even older ones. My surname is ‘Axon’ - a long bastardised Viking name meaning ‘son of oak’. I have spent a lot of time looking at their ships and have even had the privilege of sailing on some of them. I was also a marine coordinator on a Viking movie (yet to be released) and it was fascinating as the director was into everything being accurate. This was a great great episode and I loved it!! Great stuff!

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Tom! I totally agree and we have alot of topics, the way of life and how this ages developed and the connections to discuss and learn more about the years to come. Cool to know more of your maritime and videoproduction engagements. You know that i've seen some on it before which looled awesome. It is so important that we reconstruct and learn how the vessels was built, to really understand the technology and this is done at many places, wich is good. At the moment a read more about the Hjortspring, that makes visiting our bronze age petroglyphs so much more interesting. Even if just their presence is awesome and just to feel them. Take care old Son of Oak man!

[@Checkyoursix77]

Härligt! Några av mina favoriter. Älskar mixen av att titta på intressanta platser och köra motorcykel. Ska ner till Västergötland nästa vecka, mycket fina fornlämningar där också.

[@Braapncamp]

Tack! Jag jag bor ju i Västergötland sedan en längre tid och en del av vår vagga finns ju definitivt här. Hoppas du får uppleva fina platser och känna in dem. En favorit är ju Hällristningarna i Bohuslän och föröka förstå hur det varit samt att känna och uppskatta det som våra tidiga anfäder har lämnat åt oss att se. Läs om Hjortspring innan om du skall besöka just hällristningarna. Man häpnar.

[@kurtkuechle9195]

love the history lesson.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Kurt!

[@Vlerkies]

Very cool and super interesting , enjoyed that, thanks.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks buddy! I agree that this is interesting and a great way to get outdoors 👌

[@JohnDoe-xm9ql]

Thank you....another great history lesson about your country. Beautiful place. Safe travels Mattias.

[@Braapncamp]

Happy that you liked it JD, thanks for joining!

[@gnarlybadger690]

Great video Mattias love the history and connection between the finds in Sweden and Britain 👍🏻 love this part in period in our history

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks! It is indeed very interesting, and this part of history has alot to reveal as well as the nordic bronze age and probably how close these cultures were. As well how much more connected the known world was., than we might think.

[@jandre281]

Great video Mattias. Can't wait to explore sweden myself.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Jan! Hope i gave you some ideas 😁

[@hsaurid]

Mattias, this side tour is very much appreciated. I have found the outdoor sites to be particularly good, especially if there is camping nearby and on a moonlit night, it really sets the mood for a nighttime walk. Thank you very much!

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks! Thats a cool aspect on these sites. I must say that at some of the historical sites but not all, is a tad more difficult to set up a camp close to. At least wild camp. With some planning it should not be a problem though. Sure though that moonlight and ship formations will give a very special lighting and mood over the ancient cult site. If you frame this places in moonlight with photography, please share with us!

[@jinxymcjinxface6133]

Very interesting Mattias, you make a good history teacher another string to your bow 🏹👍

[@Braapncamp]

Haha thanks, enjoyed it and it is great if others do as well. To me it's perfect to combine ADV with some other interesting stuff. I really like that when I look at others advrides thru different areas and cultures. Great to have you along 👌

[@PlatisTobbe]

Åhåå... på Lundgrens!! ...mysigt, hälsa syrran 😊

[@Braapncamp]

Haha, ja man missar inte gärna Lundgrens. Mormor köpte alltid munkar åt mig där om hon inte bakade själv. Ha det gott Tobbe! Menar du att din syrra jobbar där eller hälsar du min syrra? 👀😁

[@PlatisTobbe]

@@Braapncamp Ahhh... jag menar din syrra :) PS såg du min långa kommentar på förra videon??

[@Braapncamp]

Hmm, det vet jag inte. kan ha missat något och det brukar jag inte göra. Skall kolla!

[@caughtinthewild1957]

I love the stories and history from the rides/trails keep them coming!

[@Braapncamp]

Hej Fångad Av Vinden, thanks amd happy that you enjoed this 🙌

[@moto-mart7021]

Awesome love the history all part of the adventure thank you for sharing 🍻

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks MM! Hoped that some would like this 😁

[@NPGANDERSSON]

Very cool Mattias! Runestone safari has been a hobby of mine since I was a teenager riding a Yamaha FS1. It's a nice way of learning your history and some geography aswell.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks! Runestone Safari, I have to adopt that wording. I agree that this is cool or gives perspective and eager for more research and knowledge. Cheers nattsuddaren! 😁

[@martingould4384]

Hi Mattias, really enjoyed this one so thank you for doing something different on the channel. Having been to Sutton Hoo, I'm now going to have to read up on the connection with the places you visited. Adv and history, an excellent combination.

[@Braapncamp]

Shipgraves are uncommon outside Scandinavia, so Sutton Hoo grave and find is interesting. The helmet found is of a similar type and ornaments similar to waht could be found here. Especially in tve area of Vendel and Valsgärde. Most of our shipgraves are not excavated. How much is there to discover? Happy tvat you enjoyed this and would love to go on more VikingADV's. 👌

[@B.Undrum]

Really great episode! This was a pleasure to watch. Thanks for showing this places and for the history lession. Definitely places I am going to visit. Cheers!

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks! Interesting sites to read up on and as well visit. Great for a hike on each one 👌

[@Hammarlund_Moto]

Grymt intressant, verkar som du läst på en del om det, tack för du delar med dig 👍

[@Braapncamp]

Tackar, jag tycker att vår historia eller de pusselbitar som finns av den är väldigt intressant. Jag är helt säker på att det finns mer att berätta när fler pusselbitar faller på plats, med fler fynd och med ny teknik. Rekommenderar att kika runt på dessa platser i kombination med ett besök på den fina utställningen som finns kvar. Det ger lite mer mening och tankar i det, samt är ett kul tema för en tur.

[@Hammarlund_Moto]

@@Braapncamp definitivt, finns mkt som vi inte vet. Framförallt ska jag bli bättre på att undersöka efterlämningar i närregionen Skåne/Halland/Småland. Är kul på topo gps tex där man ser R på kartan och försöker hitta vad det är 😊 så det finns alltid ngt att utforska

[@Braapncamp]

Där nere finns ju massor! Ta en fika på på Palnatokes slänt, där det sägs att han fick ta skidor ner i en vadslagning/utmaning. Läs på om vad berättelserna säger om honom innan 😁. Det tänker jag göra nästa gång jag passerar, efter att ha lyssnat på en romanserie där han är huvudfigur. Då kan jag le och skrocka lite när man sippar på koppen. ☝️😁

[@DerMango]

Awesome and interesting video! Keep it up and ride safe.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks! This was an awesome day on my ride in another perspective than just riding great trails. Happy themar yiu enjoyed it as well.

[@timeforadventure2808]

Dear Mattias, we have followed your video with great interest and hope that more videos of this kind will follow in the future. Thank you!

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Jürgen, much appreciated and makes me happy that this was of interest. I saw on your channel that you like longer rides with your bikes.

[@timeforadventure2808]

@@Braapncamp Yes, that is true. I like long motorbike trips (and coffee) especially when they take me to Scandinavia. One day we'll meet by chance for a coffee, who knows....

[@Braapncamp]

@@timeforadventure2808 That would be cool! One of the guys that comment on the videos just passed my area yesterday heading north. 👌

[@silvioperugini5890]

very interesting I actually plan to do my first adventure abroad in Scandinavia next year I will do a research based also on your video thanks I lived in Norway for a while and I am really into nordic culture and history very nice videos by the way really enjoy them

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Silvio! I sppreciate the feedback. The now ongoing exhibition Viking World (or Vikingarnas Värld) us definitely worth a visit. In this moment alot of new findings are done as well in both Sweden and Norway. This is great pieces to the puzzle. Would be cool to know more about your adventure when it's time, happy trails!

[@whatsupbeaches]

Excellent video! ADV, coffee and a history lesson. 😀

[@Braapncamp]

😂😂 only thing missing was some fancy cooking, but this was a day starting with a massive sandwich and then some snickers bars before bed 🙌

[@danelawman2516]

Great Stuff!

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Danelagen! 😁👌

[@kallehagstrom-adventuresincl]

Really nice episode Mattias! Enjoyed the history lesson as well as the nice landscapes. I also notice when in Stockholm you passed Centralbron (The central bridge) where I go every morning to work. :)

[@Braapncamp]

Tack Kalle! Stockholm är vackert men ack så mindre kul att köra hoj i när detr 32° 👀😂. Tur jag kunde snika mig fram i köerna. Museet var väl värt mödan och hade gärna stannat och besökt goda vänner, men tiden var knapp.

[@kallehagstrom-adventuresincl]

@@Braapncamp Haha...ja, jag jobbade en vecka i mitten av juli när det var som varmast...fruktansvärt att glida långsamt på hoj då. Museet är ett bra tips och säkert något man kan ta med barnen på. :)

[@Braapncamp]

Frågan om de är i ålder för att ta in detta, men en utflykt med picnic på något eller några av de ställena som museets saker ä funna på kan ju sätta kontexten fint!

[@kallehagstrom-adventuresincl]

@@Braapncamp bra idé! Den tar jag. :)

[@tshansen]

This is one episode I have been looking forward to... the Viking history is of great interest to me, so this was really interesting to follow along on. Damn you guys have some really amazing historical sites as well. I need to visit the museum in Stockholm 👏🏻 Great ride Tjommi.... I really appreciated this 🔥

[@Braapncamp]

Happy that you enjoyed this episode Tjommi, history is interesting. Loved the Vikingship museum in Oslo, Fornebu. Follow closely the information of the excavation of the latest found Vikingship and a couple of Longhouses just north of Svinesund. Ongoing right now. I look forward to see your areas historical cult sites. Skål Thomas 🍺💪

[@JoonesAdventuresMC]

Really interesting video. One can see that you have a really genuine interest of the Viking era. A lot of knowledge and a lot of efforts to make the video really good.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Jonas, history and these sites and what to be found there is fascinating. I've read up about the Hjortspring ship before visiting our Hällristningar / Petroglyphs this makes it even more interesting. Great technology at the time and it also makes us understand that classic ideas of the Viking age culture is much older than we might think.

[@JoonesAdventuresMC]

​@@Braapncamp Probably most people know about the time when it ended. But maybe not som much about the whole era. And those area "uppland" has been populated for a long time. In the place where my relatives lived they found some stone axes, of the type "skafthålsyxor". I don't know how old they where but maybe from the early bronze age so people have lived there for a pretty long time.

[@Braapncamp]

In addition, the ending of the era is also "hidden in fog". The vikings did not disappeared, they just transformed. The religions and cultural traditions existed parallel for a longer time than we actually understand. Alot of important texts and knowledge of our early written text just went up in smoke when the royal castle Tre Kronor burnt down to ground in the 1600's.

[@bigswederides]

Great video Mattias! Coincidently my daughter is going to the same school as Alexander Ludwig, the actor who played Bjorn Ironside, just a few blocks from my house. The other great part of this vid is I didn't see anything that made me want to go buy some new gear...! haha - Cheers!

[@Braapncamp]

Thats cool! From Toronto area or so then? Haha, I was not to gear pushy this time but might have given some wanderlust. The gear has just been great though 👀😂👍 I will release some tip on gear use within short though so stay tuned 💪😜. Thanks Shayne and look after your daughter!

[@bigswederides]

@@Braapncamp West Vancouver...really looking forward to a gear review, Trangia cooking system (edit - just found your video from April 2019...), Adventure Spec, and I know you have done some stuff for Amok - I bought their 5.0 Draumr XL after watching your vids. I had to go back and rewatch one to figure out the short ridgeline over the head for the bug net thing, I missed that when I first set it up. Anyway, looking forward to the next one, cheers!

[@Braapncamp]

Ohh, that's far away and som hours more in time difference. You will like the video then, I had to improvise with the gear and this always good.

[@aroundonabike5028]

I really like this episode! We have a lot if interests in common!

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Anders, happy that we share these moments and interest of our history and also how much more there is to be discovered and to know more about. This was a special part of my trip that I have been wanting to do for a long time, perfect timing when the museum has this special exhibition.

[@VarRedo]

Ha, först! 😃 Jag gillar vikingatemat.

[@Braapncamp]

😂😂👌 Det brukar ju vara min kommentar. Denna dag gjorde gott I vikingen inom mig 💪Ta hand om din Viking Klas ☝️😁

[@martinhellstroem]

Älskar detta! 👍🏼 Likt dig så älskar jag också att stanna vid såna här platser när jag är ute ensam på mc.n. Besökte du domarringen, skeppssättningen och ”Grönehög” när du var i Strömstad?

[@Braapncamp]

Kul och tack för det! Nej jag har Grönehög kvar att besöka där uppe. Skall också bli intressant att se resultated av den Arkeologiska utgrävningen på andra sidan sundet i Norge. Nära dig, där de funnit ett vikingaskepp och minst två långhus, tyvärr har covid ställt till det så utgrävningen har börjat men inte följt plan. Hoppas det inte förstör utgrävningen och konserveringen av bl.a. skeppet de hittat.

[@martinhellstroem]

@@Braapncamp Exakt! Den där jäkla covidden ställer till det på alla möjliga sätt. Hade hoppats på en liten norgetur med cykeln i år men nu när gränsen ”öppnade” så blev det helt plötsligt dags att jobba igen. Men men.

[@Braapncamp]

Tur att Norge ligger kvar där det ligger, nära och bra 😁👍

[@Olsen1410]

Im sure the vikings would have loved adventure bike riding, if they had a chance 💪💪

[@Braapncamp]

Me too! Our ancestors definitely had a adventurous mind. Thanks Olsen 💪

[@svenhanson398]

De borde i alla fall använda Lidar och annan teknik som gör att man inte behöver gräva. Men det satsas inte mycket på forskning i vår historia här i Sverige.

[@Braapncamp]

Håller med dig, det är ju otroligt intressant att få fler pusselbitar på plats och veta med. Norrmännen använde ju det med succé norr om Strömstad och Svinesund. Mer sånt 👍