Youtube comments of Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen (@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen).

  1. Instantly demonetized by Youtube. Share the hell out of this video, my friends. Also, I have had to leave out the part where I say I think they are actually fascists. I realize I had not included my reasoning for that in the video, so I will have to come back to that in a future video. I have a few Viking and bushcraft related videos coming up, though. But do let me know if you'd like me to make a video about why Antifa is actually a fascist movement, both judging from their methods and from their historical background. Thank you.
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  2. Dear friends, I am on other platforms as well. I will stay here on Youtube, but it would be great if you could subscribe and follow me on at least one of the other platforms as well. Just in case. Links in video description.
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  3. Comments, likes and new subscribers help the channel greatly. Thanks!
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  4. This is one of the most important voices of our time.
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  5. Dear friends! As expected this topic has triggered some emotional haters and trolls. We are doing our best to kick them off the channel. To everyone else: Thanks for the comments. You are awesome!
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  6. Great and very important video.
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  7. It's better to be nuts than to have no nuts at all.
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  8. As a big fan of Poland, I must agree. And mark my words, Poland is on track to become one of the most influential countries in Europe.
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  9. Whoever says this is difficult, is a fool. If you can't condemn compulsory vaccinations, you're plain evil.
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  10. It seems the multi million yacht Greta Thunberg and the sailing crew sailed across the Atlantic, is not a multi hull as I said in the video. That does not really change anything, though. Saying that sailing a high tech racing yacht with fairly new or new carbon, kevlar og dyneema sails across the Atlantic is environmentally friendly, is still a lie.
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  11. One of you guys have actually just started a petition to have the Jomsviking novels made into a tv-series! https://www.change.org/p/television-bring-novelist-bj%C3%B8rn-bull-hansen-s-jomsviking-series-to-life-on-screen-in-english
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  12. Okay, so some people are claiming I used the wrong words concerning the FDA approval. First of all, I did not. Secondly, you need to understand you are missing the point if think the type of approval matters here at all. The presentation by msm and Bi*en matters a lot more. Thirdly, I have to use the most commonly used tags if the video is to get any chance at all to be suggested to you - unless you have clicked the bell and chosen "all notifications", and very few do that. Also understand I have to choose a certain wording to stay under the radar - typically choosing the same words as you will find at the top Google searches will be safe. Further nit-picking will be deleted if I see it.
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  13. Okay, so I am seeing some people in the comments mocking what I say in this video. I will address this here. Yes, there is a replanting program in Norway. However, most of the saplings die and spruce forests like the one they destroyed in this case, become dry, barren fields filled with dead branches from the logged trees. In those cases where the saplings do become trees, you end up with monoculture where very few species of animals, plants and fungi can live. Yes, logging is a natural process, but there are lots more people now and therefore we are losing woodland fast. Yes, we do need some lumber, but there are sustainable, eco friendly methods for house building etc that we can use instead. And by the way, for the self proclaimed forestry experts out there who feel a need to "educate" the rest of us: Please educate yourself in ecology and reconsider your views. Also be aware that anyone mocking those who express their emotional connection with nature in the comments, will be blocked from the channel if such disrespect is spotted.
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  14. They will not force us They will stop degrading us They will not control us We will be victorious - Muse, Uprising
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  15. Dear friend. If you would like to donate to an animal charity, you will find some links in the video description.
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  16. Dear friends, I wish I could have replied in length to each and every of your comments. So much support and understanding. I am honestly deeply touched. Thank you. Thank you.
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  17. Very wise.
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  18. Dear friends, I am being told that the English word I was looking for, is "thyroid gland". I said "pancreas" in the video. Sorry if I got it wrong. My point still stands, though. The high dosage iodine should be taken for people under the age of 40 in the case of nuclear fallout/disaster.
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  19. Here is a link to World Economic Forum's website: https://www.weforum.org/
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  20. Thank you. I am humbled by such a comparison.
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  21. BadMojo Haha, yes. Before breakfast and one handed too!
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  22. Thanks for having me on your channel!
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  23. Well said.
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  24. Here's the link to my friend the woodlander's video about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE3Zsrz4sJ8 Also, go to bull-hansen.com for link to the article I am referring to.
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  25. Every time I upload a Viking related video, there are some guys who think it's their mission to point out details that are not historically correct. Please understand that nobody appointed you police for historical correctness, and you are wrong most of the time. Also, I have never seen anyone who does not have a museum budget being able to present a video where everything in every picture frame is historically correct. So you guys who feel you should point out things like "I notice you have turkey feathers on some of your arrows." and similar, please understand I will not be discussing with you how the Norse actually could have had gotten turkey feathers through their travels to North America or through trade, although it would probably have been very rare. I will not discuss the stitching in my Viking clothes or the shape of my bows or any such detail. Please just go away.
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  26. Update: I have just been informed they are NOT siblings as I was first told. (That obviously doesn’t change anything.) I will bring you more information as soon as possible!
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  27. Congrats. This must be the most arrogant talking head I've had the misfortune of listening to for a long time.
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  28. Yes. We need to remember people like him and what they fought for.
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  29. Thank you for clicking on this video. Please consider to subscribe and choose "All notifications" as well. Thank you!
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  30. Here's a link to my blog, where you will find a complete list of what's in my bug out bag: https://bull-hansen.com/2021/03/27/bug-out-bag/
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  31. Thank you for explaining and talking about this.
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  32. Subscribe to my new channel, Bjorn Outdoors: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA
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  33. Thank you for clicking on the thumbnail and for watching my video!
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  34. Exactly.
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  35. Check out my website: https://bull-hansen.com
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  36. Backpack giveaway: https://youtu.be/5WmU6-ENpNg
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  37. Dear friend, please consider joining my mailing list, since this platform is no longer reliable when it comes to notifications. Your email will not be available to anyone else, and it will only be used for notifications when I upload new videos and for exclusive giveaways. Thank you! https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup
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  38. Yes, exactly!
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  39. Exactly, well said. And thanks for visiting my channel!
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  40. Subscribe to my new outdoors channel Bjorn Outdoors: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA
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  41. Thank you, Grace. That is awesome. Say hello to your mother from me and from Norway!
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  42. Check out my new outdoors channel Bjorn Outdoors: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA
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  43. If you want a chance to win the giveaway prize at Bjorn Outdoors, you need to go and watch the giveaway video on Bjorn Outdoors: https://youtu.be/5WmU6-ENpNg and follow the instructions there.
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  44. Just to clarify: My Plan B is to make these videos full time and not just doing it as a hobby. I am very happy with my Plan A: Being a full time novelist!
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  45. I am using a new Virtus Seax in this video, a collaboration design I did with the knife maker. If you're interested, go to his website https://virtusknives.com (You can use code BJORN to get 5% discount off your custom order Seax or Terra.)
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  46. That is exactly how it works.
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  47. Thanks for clicking on my thumbnail. Please consider subscribing and joining this awesome community. Those who are asking about the grey hoodie (and a lot of you have), here is a link for you: Handmade Woolshirt https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/KSGroup?coupon=BJORN (Use code BJORN to get 10% discount.)
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  48. 100% of all ad income from this video will be donated to aid people and animals affected by the war. Thank you for watching.
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  49. Update: There are at least five longhouses on the field!
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  50. I think so too.
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  51. Dear Robert, I have been thinking about you and hoping you were handling the infection. Stay strong, my friend. Strong and free! Get well soon! The whole tribe here is with you.
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  52. I see you are using my video to sell your online courses. I think that's a little bit sad.
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  53. Dear friends, I just want to thank you all for supporting this channel as it is reaching 19.000 subscribers. I believe in honesty and respecting each and every one of you for choosing to spend time with me. For those reasons I will never try to hide anything or make anything appear different from real life. For example, since I knew I had to work the next morning, I needed to get a few hours good sleep, so I brought my sleeping pad and included it in the video, as well as my sleepy face. Even if I had hidden it in some wooden bed frame, I would have showed it in the video. Kind regards, Bjørn
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  54. Everyone should speak up about this. If we don’t, I think we let the younger generations down.
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  55. Great video as always. Scandinavia is not cashless, though. I live in Norway and almost every store here accepts cash.
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  56. Thanks! Yes, that would be nice!
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  57. Thanks for clicking on my thumbnail. Please consider subscribing and joining this awesome community. Those who are asking about the grey hoodie (and a lot of you have), here is a link for you: Handmade Woolshirt https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/KSGroup?coupon=BJORN (Use code BJORN to get 10% discount.)
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  58. Can you get some help from friends and family? I am sure there must be someone you can talk to, maybe someone who feels the same way about the situation?
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  59. Subscribe to Bjorn Outdoors: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA
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  60. Sorry to dissapoint you!
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  61. I am so sorry to hear this, Rachel.
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  62. Thank you. That is nice of you to say.
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  63. Oh, I didn't see that one coming. But, good point, I guess!
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  64. Thanks for joining the conversation! Link to the article and other links are - as always - on my blog bull-hansen.com, as it also says in the video description. It is very easy to find.
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  65. Check out my new outdoors channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA
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  66. Dear friends, I forgot to mention there are cord in the tarp bag.
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  67. Please consider to subscribe to this channel. And if you do, hit the bell and choose "All notifications". By the way, here's another video on this topic: https://youtu.be/tRy3zHwoOYE
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  68. Yes, but I have a busy life.
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  69. Thanks, my friend. You have talked about this and articulated this better than I can do, I think. You are right, what is planned for us is not acceptable or even decent.
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  70. Oh yes.
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  71. Stay strong, my friend. We'll get through this.
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  72. That is a beard in its 20's. That's awesome.
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  73. If you want to support this channel with a small amount of your choice, you can become my Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/BullHansen From time to time there will be photos and anecdotes there that you won't find anywhere else. You may also consider joining my mailing list. Your email will not be available to anyone else, and it will only be used for notifications when I upload new videos and for exclusive giveaways. Thank you! https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup
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  74. I am glad to hear that, Susan, because I like doing that!
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  75. I agree, I should! We all should!
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  76. Elvis makes me calm... Until he spots a deer!
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  77. That is wonderful!
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  78. Thank you for clicking on my thumbnail. Check out this other video that Youtube probably hid for you: https://youtu.be/odQfqa_81ws
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  79. Yes, they are still there and they get out of their parents' basements whenever there is an American president here. Also, they very bravely put stickers on public buildings.
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  80. Chemical/nuclear disaster protection from MIRA Safety: https://bit.ly/3suLVMq
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  81. I am with you on this. I am not self reliant, but much more so that I talk about.
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  82. Awesome. I am reading about your ancestors now, actually.
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  83. Thank you for those beautiful words, William.
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  84. Please read the subtext and watch the entire video before commenting on axe design. I will probably be talking about this in an upcoming video about the myths and the reality of Viking Age weapons.
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  85. If you want to support this channel with a small amount of your choice, you can become my Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/BullHansen From time to time there will be photos and anecdotes there that you won't find anywhere else. You may also consider joining my mailing list. Your email will not be available to anyone else, and it will only be used for notifications when I upload new videos and for exclusive giveaways. Thank you! https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup
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  86. I am sorry to hear that.
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  87. Subscribe to my new channel Bjorn Outdoors here: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA I have a giveaway coming up for those who are subscribed to both this channel and Bjorn Outdoors.
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  88. Yes. The same with me.
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  89. The Old Timey Woodworker That is a great idea!
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  90. Lots of you have been asking where I got the green shirt in this video. I was very happy to find a UK manufactured, handmade garment like this. I was sent the shirt I am wearing for free, but apart from that, I am not making any money on it. If you are looking for a garment like the woolshirt, you can find it here: Woolshirt by Kamouflage: https://www.kamouflage.co.uk/home/Kamouflage-Bushcraft-Woolshirt-p237283464 Use the code BJORN10 for 10% off
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  91. Yes, and I will be the spoonman!
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  92. I think we need to create a balance for ourselves. That is one of the reasons you will see a mix of content on my channels, by the way. Stay strong, my friend. Our ancestors survived through harder times than this!
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  93. It is true. Don't sit on your kuksa. Or your beard. Or your bacon sandwich!
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  94. That is truly awesome. Thank you, you're a good man.
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  95. Forhåndsbestill: https://www.ark.no/danelovs-land All other languages: https://bull-hansen.com Petition to have my novels published in English: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/please-publish-bjorns-jomsviking-novels-in-english.html
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  96. I wouldn't tell a woman how to look or how to behave. So, that should naturally go both ways.
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  97. Many of you are asking about the woolen shirt I use in this video and where to buy it. Go to www.kamouflageshop.co.uk If you want to support this channel, mention that I sent you in the comments section when you order, and I will get a small affiliate share of the sale. PS.: These are handmade in the UK and excellent quality!
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  98. The sacrifice has been immense and what has happened now is shameful. I just read that a Norwegian widow whose husband died in Afghanistan said that he "is turning in his grave" right now.
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  99. Thank you for your comment and also for being respectful!
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  100. Thank you, Philip! Very much appreciated!
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  101. I guess we are very much the same, but there are differences. And those seem to get exaggerated by our myths here. Like the Danes are sociable, the Norwegians just want to go hiking in the mountains, the Finns drink a lot, etc.
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  102. CountessOfNidaros, that means a lot to both myself and I’m sure many of the viewers.
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  103. Well, some would say what I do is very close to that, haha.
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  104. Thank you so much. I consider that an honour.
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  105. Hello there! Many of you have asked about the woolen shirt. The website is down, but the guy who makes them has now moved over to Etsy. You can find them here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ksgroup/ If you mention I sent you, I will get a small % as affiliate.
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  106.  @HosCreates  I heard someone say that a masculine man acts out of love. Bad men act our of fear.
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  107. Here is the link to my canoe overnighter video on Bjorn Outdoors: https://youtu.be/8YjDQ2PyAXk
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  108. If you're interested in a backpack giveaway: https://youtu.be/5WmU6-ENpNg
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  109. Dear friends, thanks for all your emails! I have done my best to reply to them, but because of limited spare time I have had to close it for now. Feel free to participate in the comments section on my videos! As mentioned before, and this goes for all emails you sent me: Even though I don’t have an active practice anymore, my code of ethics still apply.
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  110. Thanks for all the awesome comments, friends! Be aware of the spammers/scammers in the comments section to this video, by the way. I will be deleting them when I see them, but I can't catch them all.
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  111. Very wise! I am glad for you and your family!
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  112. Yes. Scary.
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  113. Thank you so much for all your kind comments! I very much enjoyed making this bow, and the video. I had more than 90 minutes of footage and edited it down to less than half an hour, as you can see. I will try to reply to your questions, but not those who are already answered in the video.
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  114. Have you seen my videos on Bjorn Outdoors? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA
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  115. Kyan, that is very good to hear.
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  116. Again, thank you. I will attach this comment to the top, so that people can see it.
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  117. True today as it always has been.
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  118. Thank you. I said in a video that the people rioting behave like animals. I also said that people have a right to protest, though...
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  119. I am glad to hear that.
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  120. Thanks for the shield, my friend!
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  121. Thanks for watching! If you want to take a look at PV Outdoors' (the guy who is joining me in this video) channel, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hE9A5nYwJU&t=51s
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  122. Dear friends, if you want to be sure that you are notified of new videos, please consider joining my email list: https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup (This will be used only for notifications and your email will not be available to anyone else.)
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  123. That boy was a pain to watch. Where do they find these people?
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  124. Dear Chance MacKinnon, I can relate to that. I think many of us here can!
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  125. Dear friends, thanks for watching my video. Here is a link to my friend Piero's channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/PVOutdoors (He was the one who did the drone footage for me.)
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  126. Thank you so much. I follow your channel already (it's a very good one). Yes, maybe I should try to find a female Viking reenactor with a speciality in clothes? That could be an interesting video.
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  127. Thank you for those kind words. Very much appreciated!
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  128. Check out my blog and website at https://bull-hansen.com
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  129. Haha, I can tell you that will never happen.
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  130. Now that sounds awesome.
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  131. I agree. The silence thing is much to alike the start of ugly, tyrannical rule of a kind that we have seen before, not many decades ago.
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  132. Someone should make a meme, haha.
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  133. Thank you, Steven!
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  134. Check out my new outdoors channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA
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  135. Dear friend, please consider joining my mailing list, since this platform is no longer reliable when it comes to notifications. Your email will not be available to anyone else, and it will only be used for notifications when I upload new videos and for exclusive giveaways. Thank you! https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup
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  136. Thank you. I take that as a great compliment.
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  137. We were two, my son helped me. But thanks!
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  138. I would say try to get some structure in your life and then some work. It is less important what kind of work it is in the start. Use what you have to build a better every day life for yourself and never, ever give up on your dreams. Work hard, and you will get there. I promise.
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  139. Thank you, I appreciate that.
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  140. I did, but I think we could all see that coming. We only needed a spark. Sadly, that spark was a murder. I will get back to looking at what comes next.
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  141.  @Josh_728  They're not even allowed to call it a war, so I guess they're worried they will get in trouble if they ask for peace.
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  142. Thank you, Robert.
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  143. Thank you. That means a lot.
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  144. Thanks, Tammy. Maybe someone close to you would like to grow out his beard?
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  145. Thank you, Samuel!
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  146. Wow, so many comments already! Thanks, everybody! Btw, if you use different rules or variations of these, feel free to share those with us. Also, subscribe to this channel and help it reach the 20.000 subs milestone!
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  147. That is a good point.
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  148. Thanks, I am very glad to hear that!
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  149. So good to see you here. I'm honoured! And yes, I've always had a sailboat.
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  150. Thanks a lot!
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  151. Thank you, Aubrey!
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  152. Haha, yes, I guess so!
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  153. Haha! Thanks!
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  154. Thank you, Raven, son of Odin. Beautiful words. Again, thanks.
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  155. One other thing is that wool is much more practical in real life situations. It stays warm even when wet. Leather gives you all kinds of problems out in the wild.
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  156. Thank you, Jennifer! Likewise!
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  157. I like to think that he is!
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  158. Exactly.
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  159. Always!
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  160. That is good to know, and yes, that people don't realize that, is sad.
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  161. I have been to Los Angeles. A big and messy city! I hope you get a chance to get out and back to the real world!
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  162. It is how it should be!
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  163. To me, it's actually a good thing, because it's likely an indicator that my video is being suggested to many new people. And some of them will not like what I'm about.
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  164. Absolutely! Although this one ended up a little bit lighter in the draw than I prefer.
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  165.  @Scottsfeethurt  No, I am not a slave. That is incorrect.
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  166. I hope so too!
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  167. I have heard others saying that as well. It tells a lot about how bad things have gotten.
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  168. I think lifting weights has shaped me as a person, not only physically, but also mentally. I think we all should do something physical.
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  169. Thanks, Jordan. I like that quote, haha!
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  170. Yes, you have those as well. But most people have trouble remembering their lies, so they get caught.
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  171. There absolutely are similarities!
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  172. Thank you, Richard.
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  173. Do get lost in the woods. The more lost, the better!
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  174. I think your father formulated that very well.
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  175. Thank you, William. This is how it should be!
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  176. You got this! I said about it being too late that it's too late for most, but not for all...
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  177. I do my best!
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  178. There is something wrong with people like Vidar Berg. I will get rid of him.
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  179. Haha, well said.
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  180. Yes, they tend to be very certain of things sitting in their armchair...
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  181. Check out my new channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA
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  182. That's right! I want a million trillion billion for it.
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  183. Now that is funny.
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  184. I don't remember that I noticed it! I tend to be a bit sloppy with that bundle once I get it burning.
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  185. Yes, well said. I think the idea of a non-crying man is a very modern concept. Men would be tough as nails and there would also be no shame in crying. We tend to look at ourselves through a post-industrial Christian lense.
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  186. Dear Wendy Marie, first of all, thanks for following me! Also, thanks for your kind words.
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  187. That's a perfect example, actually!
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  188. I hope so too! Or maybe some Englishman is walking around with it as we speak, haha!
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  189. Yes, I like it more than chess too!
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  190. Thank you for those kind words!
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  191. Thank you, my friend.
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  192. It doesn't matter what they call us. A couple of years from now, many of those people won't be around to throw insults at us anymore.
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  193. Now that is commitment and support I don't see every day!
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  194. Thank you, Tim. Those are wise words!
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  195. Dear Matty, I did. Sometimes it's not what you'd expect that an author is looking for, but I did get what I came for. It was a few hard days for me personally because of things back home, and I think that's what you see in some of the clips.
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  196. Well, that is bad!
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  197. If you want to support this channel with a small amount of your choice, you can become my Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/BullHansen From time to time there will be material there that you won't find anywhere else. If you want to support this channel with a Paypal donation, use this link: http://www.paypal.me/BullHansen You may also consider joining my mailing list. Your email will not be available to anyone else, and it will only be used for notifications when I upload new videos and for exclusive giveaways. Thank you! https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup
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  198. Thank you!
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  199. It was, and I would say the same, I’ve learned a lot from your videos. It was so nice chatting with you!
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  200. That was very well said. Thank you.
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  201. Thank you. This is, I believe, something that everyone should know about.
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  202. I think that when we stop talking and start punching, we are as a society going in the wrong direction. That should be obvious to everyone, but sadly it isn.'t.
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  203. It is not every day I get a skål from Sparta. Thank you, my friend. And skål!
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  204. Yes, I hope people will get it.
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  205. That is wonderful.
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  206. I will do that, it is a promise and I keep my promises.
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  207. The blanket can be seen in the background, actually. She had it between the takes.
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  208. Exactly.
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  209. Too long, Karl. But now it's winter soon and winter is Viking season for me.
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  210. Yes, they steal massive amounts of time. PS.: I want to build a hot rod too!
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  211. Thank you! That means a lot to me.
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  212. Dear Eugene! All the way from Siberia! My shoes are handmade.
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  213. Yes, I'm seeing that too. It is scary.
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  214. Subscribe to my new outdoors channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA Furthermore, let me add, since someone just mentioned that coordinates are useless, since you need gps to find a place by its coordinates: 1, If you know how to read a map and navigate by compass, you do not need gps to find a spot using coordinates. 2, a grid down situation might not be world wide and it might not result in a gps shut down (but it could) 3, it is wise to locate the meeting place before a grid down or shtf situation happens. 4, 1, 2, and 3, should go without saying.
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  215. I know. Nothing I can do about it.
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  216.  @robbraxmantech  There is likely some difference between Norway and the rest of Scandinavia, as Norway is not part of the EU.
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  217. Skål, my friend!
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  218. Thanks!
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  219. I feel the same!
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  220. Dear Timothy, thanks for sharing that with us!
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  221. Thank you, Bertram!
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  222. Thanks a lot. I am glad to hear that!
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  223. I was lucky with that one, haha. Honestly, some times I have to try a few times before the spark lands right.
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  224. Good point. But I wouldn't call that tolerance. I don't know what to call it exactly. Cowardice?
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  225. That is truly sickening. I have never had any respect for those who don't care for animals.
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  226. I hope so. The attitude in English speaking countries is a bit strange concerning this, but my agent is on it.
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  227. Yes, Case. Two of them have already been translated into English, but I need a deal with an English language publisher.
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  228. Well said!
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  229. Thank you, my friend! That was very kind of you!
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  230. Now that you say it, let's say it was!
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  231. There will be a snowstorm in hell before that happens.
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  232. 50 days later, and the food shortage has started. So far it seems to have affected African countries the most, but we are also seeing this on other continents. For instance, rationing has started in Germany and I believe also parts of or the whole of India. Ships are now leaving Ukraine due to the recent deal made with Russia, so let us hope it will help those most affected.
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  233. You don't see the point here.
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  234. We can get snow any day now. Thanks for letting me know.
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  235. Yes!
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  236. As a Norse woman, you will have this in your DNA, I would say!
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  237. Thanks, Bob!
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  238. Thanks a lot!
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  239. That's awesome, my friend. I think you'll do a great job, better than I did! I also feel like I'm not alone when I film these videos. It's a welcoming feeling.
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  240. Thanks, Pete. It is good to be reminded of these things.
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  241. Many thanks!
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  242. Thanks, Veronica! I sat in the car figured it must have been something like that. Bowes Castle: It's built on the ruins of a Roman castle, actually!
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  243. Christine, that is wonderful. I am glad for you. The flowers are called heather and they bloom at this time of the year.
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  244. That is terrible.
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  245. In some cases it would have been that, yes.
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  246. If you can physically help in the search for Falcor this coming weekend (26th-27th November), please send an email to findfalcor@protonmail.com. We will be searching in the area north of Aurskog and east of Årnes.
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  247. If you want to support this channel, you can consider becoming my Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/BullHansen for 1 USD a month.
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  248. Thank you, Michael. I feel that I stand on the shoulders of giants and sometimes, maybe they whisper to us about those times gone past.
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  249. I am so sorry to hear that.
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  250. Yes, I've seen it too. And it is always accompanied by a change in suggested videos - now they want me to watch talkshows and nonsense like that.
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  251. Please note: Bushcraft Essentials contacted me and said they do not recommend using their stove in this way. I respectfully disagree, but I have added a link to their pdf about this in the video description and I will add that every campfire, big or small, must ble handled with respect.
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  252. And thank you, Jeff. I am sure you're a great father!
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  253. My friend, you are not alone!
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  254. Thanks!
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  255. Thanks a lot, Rick. This place has a deep significance to me. And also, if you sail down that way, you come to Denmark. If you turn to starboard a few hours down there, you come to England.
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  256. Thank you, my friend.
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  257. Exactly.
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  258. Glad you think so. I get the impression that women like men who can reflect and think about abstract topics.
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  259. Absolutely. Monotheism has a tendency to do that to a culture.
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  260. Thank you, Michael!
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  261. Thank you, Steve. These clothes are very comfortable and I blend in more with nature. It's hard to explain, it's a feeling I get.
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  262. Very well said, and very well done by you, not ever having had one!
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  263. VERY good point, alpha kratos!
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  264. Yes, absolutely, they did have the skills for that, but this one in the video is very, very thin. So not historically accurate.
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  265. As some have pointed out, a snow shelter must have ventilation. I do mention this in the video and I have even written a few words about it in the subtext on the screen, but I would like to point this out once more. A snow shelter without ventilation could become a death trap due to carbon monoxide poisoning. So use your ski pole to keep a hole open in the front wall.
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  266. And thank you!
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  267. You’re welcome!
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  268. We do. It’s horrible how boys are treated these days.
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  269. And thank you!
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  270. Lucky man! I have tried to learn it myself, but it was too fiddly for my thick fingers...
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  271. Thank you for those kind words!
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  272. Yes, of course.
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  273. Glad you enjoy it!
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  274. Thanks, and I have read about that. Gut feeling is really a thing.
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  275. Thank you!
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  276. Jonathan Juillerat You’re welcome!
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  277. Stay safe, my friend.
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  278. Sounds like a great time. Who needs a phone with such a good connection you get without it.
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  279. Haha, that's a very good point.
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  280. Why the hell would I lie about that?
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  281. I have to admit, so did I!
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  282. Well said of your mom.
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  283. Yes!💪
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  284. It is a very good saying.
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  285. Yes, thanks. It's a huge miracle.
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  286. Much respect from me!
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  287. Yes, they truly are cowards.
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  288. Please forgive me for my unique style of paddling and creative use of the bent paddle, which is due to old injuries in both shoulders.
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  289. Yes, maybe I should!
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  290. I know, it's horrible.
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  291. Prime Genesis, all those are good advice. Thank you.
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  292. Thank you, James. I actually find that sharpening my knives and axes is therapeutic, yes. And interesting what you say about chocolate.
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  293. My friend, thank you. That was a very nice comment. Thank you.
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  294. Michael, thank you so much for those words of encouragement. I will do my best. Never give up, I say!
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  295. Thank you so much for those kind words. I am glad that my videos have helped you!
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  296. Exactly. But I think only a very tiny percentage of the population would in fact bug out.
    13
  297. No, but I have to admit I have done that with my novels.
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  298. Wiltshire Man I am working on the presentation for the literary agents now. As soon as I find the right agent, things will start to move towards English publication.
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  299. Thanks a lot, just doing my best. Glad you liked it!
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  300. I don't like to be absolute about these things, but commonly it is translated as "King's table". But fists were certainly involved sometimes!
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  301. Well said, Jeffrey!
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  302. Thank you so much, Jen!
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  303. About using fresh charcoal: It will only work with certain porous wood sorts and I would never rely on charcoal to catch the spark, but it can be done. However, if you use a ferro rod, charcoal is well suited for catching the sparks, but this can not be compared to using a traditional flint and steel.
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  304. I agree. Myself, I am at the level where you use the same oil for your axe as for your beard.
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  305. Thanks, my friend!
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  306. Thank you for those kind words!
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  307. Thank you, Mathias.
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  308. VikingPreparedness Well said, my friend.
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  309. Thank you, Joie. Yes, they are wonderful dogs.
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  310. And cat videos, haha.
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  311. Thank you, Roger. And greetings from Norway to you and all your grandchildren!
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  312. Hi there! That is awesome and it also very motivating for those of us who are still a bit younger. Thanks for chiming in on this channel!
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  313. Thank you, Adi!
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  314.  @sngm7863  Yes. A friend of mine from Poland has the most impressive beard I know of.
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  315. Thanks, Jordan. I agree!
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  316. Thank you for being a source of help and comfort! Stay strong!
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  317. Exactly.
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  319. Only research, my friend. A Viking invasion will have to wait!
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  320. Thank you, Davy.
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  321. Everything is fine, thank you!
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  322. So glad you liked it, my friend.
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  323. Thanks for the comments! It seems I said «kerosene» when I meant to say alchohol burner. Sorry!
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  324. It is the best time.
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  325. Dear friends, check out my son's video from the same overnighter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjb6aY5hrlM
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  326. I think a lot of it has to do with poor understanding. Speaking as someone who has worked with people i that industry.
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  327. I am sorry to hear that, Phil. Never lose hope! And thank you for joining us on this woodland overnighter.
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  328. Thank you, Michelle. Glad you liked the video. And yes, you are right.
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  329. Thank you.
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  330. I am sure you would love it here!
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  331. Of course, it is a natural right. But I meant it seems to not be a natural state of human society.
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  332. Thank you, and that's totally awesome!
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  333. Ah, good advice!
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  334. Absolutely. It has never failed me, It is always there for us.
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  335. Prime Genesis, very well said. Thank you.
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  336. I think you're right, my friend.
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  337. Yes, sometimes it needs to be said!
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  338. Yes, but mostly during hunting season and they all carry guns.
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  339. There are lots of Americans here, especially during summer and I believe some come here to find their roots.
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  340.  @richardmiller2049  Now, that is the truth.
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  341. Hasn't run out yet!
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  342. None of us would have been here if our forfathers and -mothers hadn't had children!
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  343. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
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  344. Thank you, that is very kind of you to say.
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  345. I think it does too. I can understand that feeling you're referring to! You should come back, if you can.
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  346. Colorado Viking Yes, you are right. And in fact, I’m part troll, but that goes way back to the medieval times.
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  347. Thank you! I'll do my best!
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  348. Thanks! Not yet, but hopefully soon.
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  349. Thank you, Christine!
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  350. That is true, Gary. It is the same connection. It saddens me that so many people have forgotten.
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  351. Thank you, Bjorn. I appreciate that.
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  352. Judex Rex Thank you so much. And thank you for speaking up in that other comment! Very much appreciated!!! I always delete those, but this time I could leave it, since you’d commented. And I gave a response myself too. We really make an effort to make these events happen, we’re all working full weeks and we have families etc, and it can be disheartening to get those troll comments, actually.
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  353. Thank you! I believe the iodine we're talking about here is that one dosage that is recommended, not a daily intake.
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  354. Hopefully, yes!
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  355. Thank you, Czech Warrior!
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  356. I have noticed that as well.
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  357. Thank you!
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  358. Thanks, my friend. That is very kind and wonderful of you to say. Thanks a lot.
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  359. Best line I've read today.
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  360. That is probably true!
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  361. Well, I have observed the same, to be honest, during my travels both in the UK and the USA.
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  362. That's great! I know many Scandinavians emigrated to that area. In fact, I read somewhere there are more Norwegian descendants in North America than there are Norwegians in Norway!
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  363. Are there anyone from Australia that can help?
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  364. We have them already, but I hide in the bushes and scare them sometimes and then they go away.
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  365. Thank you, Wendy Marie.
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  366. Extremely well said, and thank you so much for your support! I am glad to hear my videos have helped you.
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  367. Thanks a lot!
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  368. Thank you.
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  369. Gary Chynne Thank you very much, Gary.
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  370. Very well said.
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  371. Thank you, Wade.
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  372. I will. And thank you!
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  373. Thank you so much.
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  374. Beautiful, Lady Suda. I have some Celtic ancestry as well, actually.
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  375. I am glad you agree! Thanks a lot.
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  376. Frost Hunter It's very satisfying.
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  377. Wiser words were never spoken!
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  378. brightpurpleviking Thanks for understanding. Made my day, actually.
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  379. Thanks, Steve! Yes, you should get a bow and start practicing, it’s fun and relaxing as well.
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  380. I know, it's eerie, isn't it?
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  381. I think there are many good men in the US!
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  382. Myself, I feel more balanced the moment I step outside.
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  383. Yes, there can be no doubt about that.
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  384. Thanks for noticing!
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  385. Ron Schramm Thank you, Ron. I like that, I want to be a friend.
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  386. True words, Wade.
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  387. poulsonarrow They can be sometimes. A cheap option is to have someone make it out of old woolen blankets, perhaps?
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  388. Dear Colin, I think I speak for the whole community when I say that what you wrote here, is extremely motivating. And impressive. I raise my horn to you!
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  389. The free spirit. The best kind!
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  390. Thank you, Matty. I think your plan of having a piece of forest that stays under your protection is wonderful. Quite something to leave behind!
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  391. Thanks a lot!!! We had snow last week, but usually it's quite mild during winters here in southeastern Norway.
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  392. Hello Travis!
    9
  393. Thank you.
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  394. Yes, I can, Stephen. It's a bit of a meditation for me, so I'll gladly do that.
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  395. That is the attitude of a grown up person. Thank you.
    9
  396. You said it, it's laughable!
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  397. The Olympics are not sports? Now I have heard that too. Good one, haha!
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  398. Thank you, Bertram. That is kind of you to say.
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  399. But the Swedes are friends, haha!
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  400. It is really good. You can understand why the army here in Norway uses them.
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  401. Thank you, Rick. I don’t know what to say. I am glad I can bring back such memories for you.
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  402. Henry Dietrich You’re right, and about the seax too. It is quite thin and light. I think the design lends itself to bushcrafting quite well!
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  403. Concerning the topic: I feel this is universal and timeless, sadly. I will continue to point out these things, of course.
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  404. You're absolutely correct, Jay.
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  405. Dear friend, be certain that comments like yours do help me. Thank you. And you're absolutely correct, I wrote 16 novels before everything happened with my 17th.
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  406. Thanks, Lonnie! That is good to know. Honoured by having you comment on my channel! I have learned so much from your videos.
    9
  407. Thank you, Dawn. I agree.
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  408.  @robbraxmantech  I can find out about Sweden, as I live close to the border.
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  409. What is wrong with you?
    9
  410. Dear friends, if you want to be sure that you are notified of new videos, please consider joining my email list: https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup (This will be used only for notifications and your email will not be available to anyone else.)
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  411. Thank you, and yes, we are.
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  412. Not at all.
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  413. Thank you. I take that as a great compliment!
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  414. Thank you. I am glad to hear that.
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  415. And other people as well, haha.
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  416. I plan to make Viking flatbread next time. That goes very well with bacon!
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  417. I could do that, but I need to find some angle to it in a video.
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  418. It is the truth!
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  419. That is awesome. Great respect to you!
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  420. You should go there, my friend. Very fascinating place! But if I should choose, I would go there during summer or spring.
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  421. I thought you’d like that.
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  422. Absolutely! And I'll tell him you liked the music!
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  423. Not really... Sweden maybe, but not Norway.
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  424. Yes, the first volume is now out in Swedish!
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  425. We don't know yet, but I think the longhouses will be pretty much gone, but the ground structure and the metal items will hopefully be intact.
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  426. Thanks 👍
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  427. You’re right. Still very few are, which I find a bit worrying!
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  428.  @msjanegrey  I said that in the video, but edited it out. I didn't want the internet trolls attacking me for saying that, but we all know that is at least partly what it is about.
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  429. Please note that if your tin has a lid that fits tight, you should poke a hole in the top.
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  430. Casper Mittendorp It really is very satisfying. And charcloth has that lovely smell, too.
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  431. Thank you, my friend. That means a lot, actually, to hear that from time to time. Happy New Year to you!
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  432. And thank you as well!
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  433. It always helps!
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  434. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival It is a small axe, absolutely. Maybe a bit too small, but if weight is most important, maybe it is a very good choice? Thank you, and my best wishes to you!
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  435. ChainMail, I am honoured to be sharing this.
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  436. Skål!
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  437. We can all become a bit of an armchair prepper at times, I guess! But it is not so hard to get back in shape. Congrats on losing those pounds, by the way!
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  438. If you want to support this channel with a small amount of your choice, you can become my Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/BullHansen From time to time there will be material there that you won't find anywhere else.
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  439. Now, that is honour.
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  440. That is awesome!
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  441. That would be awesome!
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  442. Thank you!
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  443. Thanks a lot!
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  444. Scott, that is awesome. That makes it worth the time and effort for me. Thank you.
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  445. Thank you. I'm trying to do what I can.
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  446. You have an invisible power beard, then!
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  447. Dear Kyle, there is none at the moment, but you might want to contact an English publisher, who will then contact the Norwegian publishing house or my agent.
    8
  448. Thank you, William. Yes, we are fine.
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  449. I will quote you on that: " There is this idea we have "evolved" past our ancestors and should look down at them as a interesting funny story instead of a sacred past we should honour and keep alive and pass down like ....basically every other culture in the world ."
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  450. That is the truth.
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  451. Yes, you're right. I never had that kind of work, so as I said, I am lucky in that way. Thank you also for your wise words!
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  452. Very, very well said. Thank you.
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  453. Sorry for the poor sound quality in some parts of this video! I will be buying a proper video camera in a few days. This one was shot with my cellphone.
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  454. Thank you, Tonya. Glad I’m making you smile!
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  455. That is the truth!
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  456. It's insane. Even fruit that has it's own natural package from nature.
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  457. Thank you. I do my best and yes, it's not always easy.
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  458. Thank you. And yes, you're right.
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  459. I am glad to that I can help a little bit with these videos. Skål, my friend. Stay strong.
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  460. Maybe we all need Odin's eye on us from time to time! Thank you and a Happy New Year to you as well.
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  461. Thank you, mr Bushcraft. I guess we're all students and there are always new things to learn.
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  462.  @ironcladranchandforge7292  Okay, there's a lot going on in your comment. So, they do clear cutting, and they do leave entire hillsided stripped of trees. That's the norm. And no, forests are not a renewable source. A tree may be, but not a forest. Only 2% of the old forest in Norway remains and we are seeing deforestation at an alarming rate. And also, do not come here and mock people for having emotions. You will be removed if we see that again.
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  463. Yes. Keep learning. That is so important. Well done on you for teaching yourself Russian!
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  464. Thank you.
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  465. Time to take the term back.
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  466. Thank you, Joel. I appreciate that!
    8
  467. Yes, they will be leaving the channel in the thousands after this video.
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  468. Here is a link to the signup form for the mailing list: https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup (You will find the same link in the video description.)
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  469. Thank you so much, Jen!
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  470. Thank you! I put a lot of work into this one!
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  471. That's not a good understanding of property. If I refused to pay property taxes, eventually I would go to jail. They would not seize my property.
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  472. As I always say, the mosquitos like me, but I don't like them!
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  473. Thank you, Shecky. That is very kind of you to say.
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  474. Thanks for discovering and resubscribing!
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  475. It does at least make it hard to be a vegetarian.
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  476. rhialobran I’m very sorry to hear that. (I didn’t do it, haha.) I will ask my gods to have the thief’s head fall off in an unsuitable moment.
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  477. Thank you, Kevin! I very much appreciated those words!
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  478. Thank you!
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  479. Dear friend, you can tell your son that that part of the forest will be called Trollskogen from now on!
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  480. Yes, Sean. If you look in the video description, you will find a link to the guy who makes this music for me.
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  481. Thank you, Greg. Good to know, and good to have you here.
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  482. I agree, Jeff. And she is being modest about her outdoors skills, I think!
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  483. You seem nice.
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  484. Yes, exactly.
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  485. Thank you, for YOUR strong message!
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  486. Thanks!
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  487. They have similar ideological and historical roots. I seem to have left that out when I edited, so I will be edition out the part where I say they are fascists as well. Sorry for that.
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  488. I absolutely agree on both points. So I went and bought the Gransforst small forest axe the other day. Hid it in my office, worried about what the reaction would be ... "A man can not have too many axes" isn't a viable argument in this house, haha.
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  489. Glad you like it! And the joke too!
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  490. VikingPreparedness, thank you.
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  491. Stay strong, my friend. I know you will!
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  492. Thank you, Eddie.
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  493. Yes, a big thumbs up to the landowner! They're good people.
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  494. Yes. This is a tough topic, of course, but it was a bit fun as well.
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  495. Glad to hear that!
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  496. Thanks, Christian. Integrity is the ultimate currency.
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  497. Thank you. Wise words!
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  498. Thanks, Tammy. And that is the sad truth, haha.
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  499. Dear friend, I feel the same. But at the same time, I guess festivals need to be accessible and they have to have fasilities for kids, older people etc. So maybe that is why they are often at modern looking places. I must say that I do tend to go alone into the woods when I feel like escaping back to my Norse roots. When you say pc, you mean like in poli tics? If so, I don't think poli tics should have any place in this at all. Neither left, right, up or down. Pride festivals, I don't really understand what you mean by that. What kind of pride?
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  500. Yes. True!
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  501. Exactly.
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  502. Thank you, my friend!
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  505. Yes, it’s where we belong.
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  506. Like many things in life.
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  507. Hi Steve! It was one of those winter days with frosty smoke on the fields. And Viking baker, that's a great nickname, by the way!
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  508. Thank you!
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  509. Hello again! I have now made a draw and found the winner. I will announce who it is in my upcoming video tomorrow or Saturday. To each and every one who participated: Thank you! And thank you for subscribing to this channel.
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  510. Bart Spaan Everyone should do that.
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  511. What you say about Munin being non-existent made me think even further about this. What a great way of putting it.
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  512. We all need some motivation from time to time, I guess.
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  513. What an idiot. It’s amazing, really.
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  514. Thank you, Kenny. Not many will bother to watch this video, but I wanted to say this. I think it's important.
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  515. Thank you. It was not easy to do this video, technically. But I wanted a different angle this time.
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  516. Dear Don, I know so well what you are talking about. Those moments are magical. I find it easier to experience them when I'm alone, actually. Thank you for your kind words.
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  517. Jharp Thank you!
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  518. Cláudio Cabral Any wood glue can be used. I normally make the string from dacron, but I have used linnen too.
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  519. I can list some of them, but not all. I would have to get back to this, it's a long list!
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  520. That was very well written. I am going to quote you on that, if it's okay.
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  521. Glad you liked it. I tried to compress this one, to be honest, as I will get back to the details in future videos.
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  522. Yes, that truly is insanity.
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  523. Thank you, Karen!
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  524. Thank you! Awesome!
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  525. That is awesome to hear. Thank you for the comment as well.
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  526. I think there are about 5% women watching my videos. So, yes, that would be nice.
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  527. Thank you, my friend.
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  528. More runic videos are coming, dear friend!
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  529. Thank you, Eliza.
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  530. Try waking up in a Viking Reenacment camp... It is very much like that, but with the addition of rattling beer boxes and the aroma of portable toilets.
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  531. VikingPreparedness Thank you! I’ve done it so many times it becomes a habit. Taught kids this technique too, and they don’t have much patience, haha.
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  532. Thank you, Dan. Yes, they will guide us, or wait for us there!
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  533. Indykitty1 Wise words!
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  534. Thank you, Louise.
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  535. Wiltshire Man Thank you, Sandy! (So that is what they call a shout out...) Yes, Mickey is my friend now.
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  536. Thank you. I can not see how else to view nature.
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  537. Yes, it is in the video descriptions.
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  538. Yes, I think you were first, actually.
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  539. No worries, I had another.
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  540. Dear friend. I am very glad you shared that personal story. Very fascinating and touching. Thank you.
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  541. Well, Joakim, I will do what I like. This is only one of several great prizes I will give away at 10.000 subscribers.
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  542. joakim oskarsson They are great. And they make it possible to have a campfire when no open fires are allowed.
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  543. It will be extremely exciting to find out what lies under that field!
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  544. sarah anderson That's how to make the world a better place, I think!
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  545. +neil bennett Thanks! Next up is how to make fire with flint and steel... Looking forward to that myself.
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  546. Robert Corbell Wonderful story!
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  547. Roscoe Coldfield Takk! I like to think that we're discovering the old ways together!
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  548. Congratulations!
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  549. That's a great expression. Thank you.
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  550. Thank you, Brodie!
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  551. Exactly.
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  552. Very sensible, James. I agree and I mention these items in the video, except cordage, which I forgot to tell you lives in the tarp bag so that I never forget it.
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  553. Thanks for all the comments here. Thanks for the support, and thanks for the not so supportive comments as well.
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  554. They are much more useful and beautiful where they are.
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  555. Thank you so much, both of you!
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  556. I much prefer a good folding saw if I had to choose, but I love axes. I don't think a man can have too many axes or knives, haha. Congrats on 18.000 subs on your channel, by the way.
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  557. Axeidents is a good word. We must use that from now on.
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  558. It just felt wrong, that’s all I can say...
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  559. Thank you, Terri. And yes, we need to stay positive and also, strong in the faith we may have, whatever that may be.
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  560. It is very intriguing to look into this. We have the parly mythic assumption that they would use onion soup to smell if inner organs were punctured etc. And we know they at least sometimes survived having a limb severed. Apart from that, it's a lot of guesswork. We do know, however, that some things that can only be cured with modern medicine would kill them. For instance, they were vulnerable to infections and parasites.
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  561. You did not get my point. They are sending someone else to fight the intruder in your kitchen, Morgan. That is wrong and immoral.
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  562. Thanks, Richard. It is very much appreciated!
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  563. The best sound in the world!
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  564. Leif Bruton Thank you, Leif! I feel certain you will be able to buy my novels in the US soon.
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  565. Thanks for the input, Matty. I also studies economics and that was where I first heard of the "trust advantage".
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  566. Thank you, Wade. It is as you say, ironic. And it should be obvious, but some people fail to see that.
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  567. Dear friend, thanks for your comment. And yes, I have been thinking of getting more into woodworking on this channel.
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  568. Thank you, Davey. That is so nice of you to say! Likewise!
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  569. Thank you, Brian!
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  570.  @hithere_1967  Yes, they do, and they did, when I think about it...
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  571. Maybe...
    6
  572. Thanks, Matty. Age is only a number, and after all, I’m still in my 40’s.
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  573. Troll alert.
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  574. Thanks, Mikey.
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  575. Thanks!
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  576. And thanks to you too!
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  577. Thank you, my friend. Very kind of you to say.
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  578. Good idea!
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  579. Not yet, but my agents are working on it. I signed with them just a couple of months ago and they have already sold to five languages, so I have hopes they'll find a great UK or US publisher as well.
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  580. stnlychrls I know. What happened to the «leave no trace» principle?
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  581. I am so glad to hear that!
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  582. Thanks to you as well, my friend!
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  583. That sounds like a plan!
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  584. Yes, absolutely. I think the common man's and woman's working clothes were completely adapted to the surroundings and they would wear what worked best.
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  585. Thanks a lot! Glad to hear that.
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  586. RELIK MOON Thank you!
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  587. Kurt Jensen Hi Kurt! I'm in Norway. This bow is made from a branch of elm with a natural recurve.
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  588. Wonderful!
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  589.  @caderealuilucifer6232  No, because they are spreading insane lies, conspiracy theories and telling me that I and my family are going to hell. You would probably not want that on your channel either, buddy.
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  590. I will keep that book in mind. Thanks for mentioning it!
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  591. Yes, it’s a very special place and you get a strong connection to the past there.
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  592. WyrdWoods Ireland Absolutely! And yes, that is how I make porridge now. Learned it the hard way!
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  593. Takk! Good suggestion!
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  594. +Casper Mittendorp I'm working on it, contacting literary agents now.
    6
  595. Thanks! I do my best.
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  596. Thank you.
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  597. Awesome, thanks a lot!
    6
  598. Thank you, Lori!
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  599. Then I end up in the North Sea!
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  600. Tina, exactly. We’re the rare animals people are pointing at!
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  601. Thank you, my friend.
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  602. Viking Shaman, I know. And the amount of iron they had accessible was therefore limited.
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  603. This one is quite good, I think. It is not too heavy like the big lavvus I have and fits one person and a dog or two.
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  604. My dear friend, this channel had not been at 100k if it wasn't for people like you, who have been watching the videos and commenting and helped the community grow. Thank you!!!
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  605. Dear Karl, thanks for being here. I will do my best to have my agent land a book deal for the English speaking market asap!
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  606. Thank you for those wise words!
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  607. Steve, thank you for this comment. It means a lot to know that you watch (or listen while at work)!
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  608. Thank you for those kind words!
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  609. I think you'll love the coastal areas here!
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  610. Thank you, Sandy. I'm sorry about the situation in England. But I'm glad that doesn't stop you!
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  611. Takk skal du ha, Tone Sofie. Og godt nytt år til deg!
    5
  612. Thanks, my friend.
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  613. Very wise words from a very wise man. Thank you.
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  614. I think we should, absolutely. And being Norse is an ethnic and cultural heritage, after all. It's who we are.
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  615. Fowler's Makery and Mischief Thank you, Fowler! Wow, it is a very special moment! The winner of Alone comments on my channel!
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  616. I believe all the Abrahamic religions do it.
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  617. Stuart Burgon I normally use Swedteam outer shell and a Norrøna inner woolen jacket.
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  618. I know, it's a long time to wait. But I hope they at least decide to do the excavation... I think they will.
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  619. Thank you, my friend. I understand you have a deep understanding of this. I do not say that often...
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  620. Glad you enjoyed it, Dominic!
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  621. I agree. It is very nice to hear the birds in the trees.
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  622. Thanks, Shane!
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  623. Yes, but it was challenging to film there. Next time, maybe!
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  624. Yes, they are brutal.
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  625. Thank you, my friend.
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  626. Nero, I can't give out details publicly, as I am sure you understand. Not everyone does, though. I am glad for your kind words. Glad your mother liked the video as well!
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  627. That is the truth!
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  628. It is already happening, so no. That's not a "big leap" at all.
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  629. I haven't gotten to that yet, it will take a few days.
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  630. Thank you so much. I am just an amateur, but I really like making bows.
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  631. Well said, Steve.
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  632. YT does a lot of thoughtless things.
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  633. Sounds like you're living the dream, I'd say! Very sensible additions, too. I always bring a ferro rod, but since this was aimed at those starting out, I wanted to make a point out of the importance of bringing matches or a lighter.
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  634. Thank you, Caroline!
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  635. Good idea!
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  636. Those are Spanish greyhounds, also known as galgos.
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  637. Haha, that is an idea. Fun fact: Another Norwegian author actually wrote a book about a relative of mine who was sent to Tasmania as a convict.
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  638. Since I have part of my ancestry from Denmark, I thought I should have a Dane axe! It is an awesome name, by the way.
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  639. It is totally justified, haha.
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  640. Good!
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  641. I talked a lot about this, but didn't include it in the final video, because I don't want to feed the trolls... But I think some people have a very strange understanding of what responsible means. That time I was almost shot at, I had houses behind me, by the way. I'm counting the days now, and I hope the twin moose calves and their mother, whom I've been lucky enough to spot up in these woods, will survive.
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  642. Thank you! I am sure you will learn the essential skills in no time!
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  643. Thanks, Matty! I was struggling to find the right word there!
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  644. It is how I was told to do it by knife makers, actually. Larger stones and bench stones are meant for the knife on the stone method. This is only a small stone to keep in your pocket, so then a circular motion is safer, at least for my fingers. Glad you liked the video!
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  645. Very impressive, my friend. Three days under such conditions! Glad you liked the video.
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  646. Jeff, that's very interesting. Thanks for letting us know!
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  647. Absolutely, Steve.
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  648. I agree!
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  649. Thank you and likewise!
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  650. Thank you!
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  651. Hopefully later, then. Have a nice day!
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  652. That's wonderful!
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  653. Thank you, Jamie!
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  654. I haven't made it all myself, of course, but it is all hand made.
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  655. Thank you! I’ll take that as a compliment!
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  656. Thanks for chiming in (hope I spelled that correctly)! I have heard about that, the beard turning white very quickly. But a white beard is very elegant!
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  657. Okay, so an artificial beard, I assume!
    5
  658. Thanks, Asta!
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  659. I will follow up with that, yes.
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  660. Thank you, Kamilla.
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  661.  @bykrydr1380  As mentioned above, awesome. Thank you.
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  662.  @guyh.4553  , that is awesome. Thank you.
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  663. I agree. And we need disagreement to keep our society healthy, I believe. So respect for each other differences is very important.
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  664. Well said, Rachel!
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  665. Thanks a lot. I thought it was about time to have a trailer here again.
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  666. It is hard, sometimes, to understand these people. Maybe we don't have to.
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  667. Decent meaning that they seemed to be somewhat honest and able to understand how society works, even thought I would probably not agree with them.
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  668. Absolutely!
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  669. Dear Nathan, I am sorry to hear about your father. I sometimes like to think that we Norsemen have two fathers, and as I have gotten older, Odin has become quite important to me. I also like to communicate with Orion and his dog up on the sky, but that's just me being my out in the woods, haha. Thank you for your kind words, my friend.
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  670. Thank you, Mikey. I really appreciate you saying that.
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  671. Thank you, Kaladria. That is nice of you to say. This is the content I prefer making, so there will be more of this coming up.
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  672. Thanks a lot for all the comments! I am reading them all, but not commenting back, since this is a giveaway and a random draw. I will give it another few days before announcing the winner!
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  673. Thanks for the comment, but I didn’t copy you. This is actually the recommended method by the manufacturer of a similar folding stove.
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  674. Turnbull62 I sometimes wonder who these people are.
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  675. Samuel Kelly Maybe you have ancestry here.
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  676. I won't!
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  677. Great point there!
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  678. Haha, I am still pissed off about that.
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  679. I think we are. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst!
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  680. Thank you, Bob!
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  681. That was my friend PV Outdoors who did the drone filming for me in this video, actually.
    5
  682. Because they are greedy.
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  683. Overnighter videos are coming up!
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  684. Spirit Forest I think you would love this knife. The quality is outstanding. Btw, check out the awesome Spirit Forest channel, everybody!
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  685. Thank you, Isabelle. Glad you liked it.
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  686. Thank you very much! I hope to see it in English soon too.
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  687.  @lukeedwards8018  I love that kind of craftsmanship. Machines are never the same.
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  688. Thank you for saying that. I will do my best!
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  689. The KG It could happen!
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  690. I am so sorry to hear this. I am sorry for your loss.
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  691. Absolutely! This is my second bow making video (the first one was my very first on this channel). You're right, the combination of making something useful like a bow is deeply satisfying.
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  692. That's probably very true!
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  693. Awesome, I certainly will. And yes, I think they did.
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  694. It's a good one. I will do a more thorough review in a future video.
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  695. Yes, my novels are available in audio in several languages. Or to be more exact, only the first in the Jomsviking series so far. I don't know which languages at this point, but my publishers will have them out in audio in the near future if they haven't already.
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  696. Thank you, my friend.
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  697. I will be back to the outdoors soon. Next week I guess. But I am glad you liked it!
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  698. What nonsense.
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  699. Yes, we will.
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  700.  @gerieveen429  Yes, Christianity certainly killed freedom of speech.
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  701. That's just such a stupid statement. Do better next time.
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  702. I was thinking the same, but that would have made the video very long.
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  703. Thank you for this wonderful comment. I am sure you will!
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  704. That's awesome!
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  705. Great idea!
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  706. Yes. They are killing my channel, but luckily I don't care about the views.
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  707. Thank you.
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  708. Dear Richard, I learn a lot from the comments as well. And it is only good manners, as you say!
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  709. I recorded this 6 am. Got to catch that great light for video.
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  710. Dagmar Ingrid No, it's the resin itself. Thanks!
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  711. Chris Fiorin That's coming up.
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  712. Good advice!
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  713. It is a company called Kamouflage in the UK. Tell Brian I sent you!
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  714. Matty, that’s a great name!
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  715. Deep South New Zealand Good name!
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  716. Tawny Owl Yes, awesome!
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  717. Arthelin And merry Christmas to you as well!
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  718. I have to say, not very often.
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  719. rhialobran I think I agree. If I do any changes, I sort of ruin it. And they’re worth quite a bit as collectors’ items now.
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  720.  @carlyellison8498  You earned a heart. Best troll comment today!
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  721. Haha, that's okay, I have a perfect spot for my hammock up there anyway.
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  722. That is very kind of you, Chad.
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  723. Exactly.
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  724. Thank you. This has to be the best comment I've read in a very long time.
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  725. Thank you, I am glad to hear that.
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  726. ByTheSPiRiTs, that is the truth. But maybe hard to explain.
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  727. Thanks a lot. That is good to hear!
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  728. Thank you. And yes, I know... My daughter is a few years older and becoming a teenager now.
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  729. Thank you, Robert.
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  730. That is the truth.
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  731. And thank you, Jen, for watching my videos!
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  732. Thank you so much!
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  733. Yes, Steve. It is amazing up there. And I have actually not sat down in that area before.
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  734. Thank you, Sarah. Yes, it's a shame and I know England is beautiful. It should not be so restricted.
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  735. Tony Eden Good to know I'm not alone!
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  736. Thank you. Yes, everyone needs another axe!
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  737. If you want a sharp axe right out of the box, then Gränsfors is the brand for you. Also they are not too heavy, at least they tend to be lighter than Hultafors.
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  738. Scott, that’s what I’ve done now.
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  739. Thank you, and I will tell him. My son, ever since he was little, always had very good language skills. We are now at vacation in Jersey (UK) and he orders his own dinner. He is 10, so that's quite impressive, I think. I think he likes to push himself when it comes to speaking English.
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  740. Thanks a lot. And thanks for your awesome videos as well.
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  741. Thanks for a wonderful comment! Yes, the sun is essential and therefore we celebrate it.
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  742. That's very kind of you to say, Jim. Thank you. And thanks for the awesome knife! I love it.
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  743. I really like the curly birch, but I love the bog oak as well. But curly birch is part of my tradition, knives are just supposed to look that way in my mind!
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  744. I personally believe Christianity downplayed the role of the women outside of what would lated be seen as traditional women's roles.
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  745. Thank you, Elias, for sharing this with us!
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  746. MrSorePaws I agree!
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  747. Woodswalker 1965 Thanks, Wade. Very true! I guess we become boys again out in the woods.
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  748. Now that is an intriguing thought. King Jell in his mound is watching...
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  749. I think they will find it was one of the main ports there.
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  750. My pleasure!
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  751. Glad to hear that! More is coming.
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  752. Yes, it really is.
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  753. Ah, glad you remembered. And yes, there will be more Viking camp videos now.
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  754. poulsonarrow This coat was made for me by a friend, and although it’s not «historically correct» and all that, it’s warm and very nice. I think you could have similar made by a tailor if you show them this video, perhaps?
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  755. Thanks! Glad you liked it!
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  756. Absolutely. Also, that last point is often not talked about. But is is a quite essential.
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  757. My friend, it is worrying to see how badly our officials are talking about Russia these days. But in this case, nobody says where the submarines have their home ports. They could be both American and Russian, even Chinese? I don't know. But if an accident happens, that wouldn't matter much.
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  758. Wonderful. Thanks a lot!
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  759. DaveVM A man can never have too much charcloth!
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  760. John Gordon Thank you! Glad you like them. I like making them too!
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  761. skullcandy wonderland Easy to get burnt fingers!
    4
  762. Thanks, I am glad to hear that, Mikey.
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  763. I have a link in the video description. It's a good one!
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  764. Ja, det er sant! Grattis!
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  765. Thanks for your support!
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  766. I love that saying. It means more to me than anyone knows. Thank you!
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  767. Rog If anything I have said or done on this channel helped you in such situations, that’s the biggest compliment I can get. And yes, the old ways are more useful than most people realize!
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  768. Yes, I can't resist it.
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  769. That's the true Viking spirit. As someone who has suffered from a car accident, I'd be honoured to shake your hand.
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  770. I am certain that your presence in our lives, through your warm and instructional videos, is already making people talk about you in a very positive way. I know I do!
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  771. It's a galgo. We have two of them.
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  772. That is very kind of you to say.
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  773. Awesome! Not the cast, of course. Get well soon!
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  774. Very sensible. Have the most secure way of lighting a fire available, and consider everything else a secondary alternative, I say. But I rarely find myself in a situation where I can not take some extra time lighting my fire. I like to do it a bit more complicated.
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  775. And it's great if we can keep the politics out of this.
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  776. James Mowat So, they're like most people, haha!
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  777. I am so glad to hear that, Kaladria!
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  778. Please try to act like an adult when you leave a comment here. It will probably help you in your life in general as well.
    4
  779. Thanks, glad to hear that!
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  780. Very sensible, Daniel. I don't shave, though, as you can tell from my beard, haha. But your advice is sound and I also like have the company of others, like my son. He is young, but he knows the woods.
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  781. I know, David. I forgot to mention it. It's always in the tarp bag, that way I know I remember to bring it.
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  782. Yes, absolutely.
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  783. Thanks a lot, Samuel!
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  784. I don't know about that. I don't promise fast cars and money, just hard work and self respect and that doesn't sell that well, if you know what I mean.
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  785. CreepyUnicornWithLazers Hi there! It’s an Australian oilskin coat.
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  786. Haha, yes, I thought that would be funny as an intro. Glad you like the knife and sheath! I’ve been waiting for a proper sheath. Now I can bring my seax with me more often.
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  787. Thank you!
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  788. I guess we, as a community, make each other smarter!
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  789. Absolutely. I actually have deleted a couple of comments here that could lead people astray doing dangerous things with their axe...
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  790. Go away.
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  791. Yes, of course. And we have the golfer guy, and many others. Sometimes it's not easy to remember everything. These videos are not scripted.
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  792. I like that tradition!
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  793. It is indeed an intriguing discussion. The berserkers are part myth and part history. That said, more than 30 years of studying the issue makes me believe that those who later became known as the insane warriors who went into battle in a frenzy, biting their shields, butt naked, only wearing a bear hide, were probably (sometimes very skilled) warriors who were utilized in psychological warfare, shock attack and guerilla tactics, breaking up the enemy formations. But as I always say, when it comes to history, absolutism gets us nowhere.
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  794. I think I can safely answer yes to that.
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  795. It is a sacred place, at least to some of us...
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  796. Good idea! I will have to wait until they're published in English. But once they are, I will absolutely be doing a few giveaways!
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  797. rhialobran Haha, the answer is right in front of me there!
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  798. Thanks for saying that, Stephen! I would make some big changes, haha. No, seriously, I think there are lots of sensible, honest people around.
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  799. At least it's a perfect location!
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  800. Thank you, Kara. Very kind of you!
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  801. Thanks for saying that. It is how it feels to me as well when I'm out there.
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  802.  @david2284180  There is a limit to kindness, I would say. I can't have them crawling on my for days.
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  803. Thank you, Helena.
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  804. Steve Fitch Thank you, Steve!
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  805. That is one of the best names for it I have ever heard. Thanks, I will quote you on that.
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  806. Thank you so much, Madeleine. That is very kind of you. Kind regards, Bjørn
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  807. It is the very best form of meditation, haha.
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  808. I will always use a circular motion when out in the field, my friend. It is a safety aspect here, ans also, these are fine stones we're talking about. But don't take it from me, take it from the knife makers I have been working closely with.
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  809. That's great advice, TheWildsourdough.
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  810. I will do that, but at the moment I am waiting to see what the decision will be about the digging.
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  811. You would be very welcome here!
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  812. Yes, I should have done the exact same stuff in all my videos. Of course.
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  813. It happened to us once, so I think it's not so unlikely it can happen again.
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  814. I am glad the video was helpful!
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  815. Kaleb Stavneak I was just looking at this app on my phone when I got notified and I felt it's such a kind offer that I should respond right away.
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  816. Kaleb Stavneak I would really appreciate that! And what you see in this video is actually the area that I would like to buy.
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  817. It's from a coffee machine here in my home. I don't drink coffee at home, so I wouldn't know.
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  818. Thank you, Maggi.
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  819. I absolutely do, yes. I have had the pleasure of meeting and working with Johan in an episode of the Booze Traveller.
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  820. Thank you very much for those kind words, Rick!
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  821. Thank you!
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  822. Thank you, my friend!
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  823. I agree on both!
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  824. It will be next year here in Norway, probably during summer and I think for a weekend.
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  825. And thank you, Steve, for your insight and wise words.
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  826. I know. It connects you to the past.
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  827. Thanks for your feedback, Jason.
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  828. Haha, yes.
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  829. Thank you! Cheers!skål!
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  830. Yes, I know very well of that festival. It is essential to me, I would say. I have been challenged to a friendly duel this year, but I think I will be happier just watching, haha.
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  831. TheMoralNordic Hope you get a chance to go to one!
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  832. Thank you, mr Cimbrer! I know you have a belt pouch that looks very Viking. I find that what we call bushcraft today is not very far from the Viking ways.
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  833. Thank you, Johan. Glad you liked it!
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  834. Have you tried to make charcloth from a thick and soft cotton fabric? That should help.
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  835. Thanks a lot! Bushcraft and Viking Age knowledge goes hand in hand. It was, as I understand you know very well, part of life back then. Thanks a lot for the sub!
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  836. ryan taft Absolutely. That’s why I don’t want to use it for fire. Better to leave it growing in the forest!
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  837. I believe it is a horse hair fiddle.
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  838.  @ladyofthemasque  I would guess many of the idealized actors are on muscle building dru gs. Which in fact makes them less of a man as their natural testosterone production goes down the drain.
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  839. Thanks, Matty! I had problems growing a full beard when I was a young man. It gets much denser as you get older.
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  840. As I always say, money spent on medieval weapons are always money well spent.
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  841. Well, I am glad to have you with me. That is actually how it feels when I film these videos.
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  842. So glad to hear that, my friend!
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  843. My thoughts are I want to live off grid.
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  844. Thank you for your kind words!
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  845.  @boothillcustomleather8652  , indeed it is.
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  846. Mikael, find a tree and start climbing it. I’m sure you’ll do great.
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  847. Thanks, that's a great compliment and it warms my heart!
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  848. And thank you. It means a lot to know that.
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  849. Thanks, Steve!
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  850. Glad to hear that, Kyle. Good to have you here on the channel!
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  851. Yes, you are right!
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  852. Yes, you are right.
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  853. Thank you, Jay!
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  854. It is really sad. We should just try to behave better towards each other. It's that simple.
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  855.  @yulegoat9987  The admins and I routinely delete comments that contains rude words etc. There are children reading this as well.
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  856. Cowdogg30 I saw it. We’re deleting those!
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  857. Message received, my friend!
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  858. Noted!
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  859. Thanks, Steve!
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  860. It still makes me a little sad every time I walk through the areas they have destroyed.
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  861. Noted!
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  862. Thank you, Matty. I will bring that up to my (hopefully future) publisher for the English language area!
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  863. Thanks, Steve.
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  864. Great, I am glad for you.
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  865. Can you maybe connect with someone who is already there?
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  866. Thanks, Matty. And those are some good thoughts you brought up.
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  867. Sorry for the little troll, my friends. I will block tzenopile from the channel.
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  868. I've been to some of those. Very powerful, although for me, they do not have the same feel as the ones in this video.
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  869. Thanks, Jeremy.
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  870. Proud PICT I have been thinking exactly the same.
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  871. Thanks, Matty. Yes, please do try this technique. It's great fun and campfire bread is very nice. My hands get along fine with both cold and heat. When I filmed this, it was -5 degrees Celcius, but I forgot to wear my mittens.
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  872. +neil bennett The boys were occupied with other stuff, so I had to light the fire this time... But we all had a great time.
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  873. That is very warm! And dangerous(?) Thank you for your kind words, by the way!
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  874. Oh, that's really cold! I don't think I have ever been out in that cold weather, maybe once or twice only. I did have a great downhill ski trip back home, yes!
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  875. Thanks, Wayne. I try!
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  876. Thank you, Clifford!
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  877. Random Button Pusher But that was a very fascinating era, would love to visit some time.
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  878. Thanks for subscribing! That’s awesome and yes, it would not surprise me if we have a sonewhat similar ancestry.
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  879. Thank you, Karen. It took me 40 years to come up with that sentence, but I think it's really helpful. And yes, I have seen the crazy people in your streets yelling and all that.
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  880. It truly is!
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  881. I will consider it, absolutely. At the moment and for a few years now, I will be busy with my present projects, though!
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  882.  @HosCreates  Thanks, Amanda!
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  883. Thank you, Nessa.
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  884. Pv Outdoors filmed for me with his drone.
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  885. Yes, I got a bit carried away. Thank you.
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  886. Thank you, my friend. I will do my best!
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  887. From what I have read and seen of recent finds, you are absolutely correct. The peoples around the North Sea at that time were connected and shared ideas and traded. Also, they could think and find the most practical solutions.
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  888. I think it was said quite often, haha!
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  889. Dear Rocky, that is so good to hear. Thank you so much and a Happy New Year to you!
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  890. Thank you. I try my best.
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  891. Haakon Christensen Takk!
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  892. Chad M. I think about 45 lbs. Recurved bows would be new to me. But I'm sure it would be fun.
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  893. They absolutely do!
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  894. Glad you liked it, Mountain Hound. And thanks for your comment as well.
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  895. That is the way it should be. I mean, we have to eat. I am not a vegetarian and I would rather eat an animal who lived free than one who suffered in captivity.
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  896. Dear Antony, I'm sorry to hear that. I guess it is like this everywhere. Just got home from a woodland walk, where I stumbled upon some locals who were setting fire to a huge heap of branches. I told them there are likely animals like the hedgehog hibernating in that heap, but they wouldn't listen. And they own the land, sadly.
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  897. You don't get to lecture me or anyone else here, buddy.
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  898. Haha, I didn't think about that.
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  899. That is awesome. Thanks for letting us here know!
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  900. Good to see you too, Rose!
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  901. Glad you like my videos!
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  902. Ah, the nisse. You will see him if you look very closely and he can be lured out of his hiking place with porridge. He also likes ale, and he will prank you if you don't treat him well.
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  903. Well, I wouldn't disagree ...
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  904. Like you're all wearing cowboy hats, as we see in the movies, haha. Yes, I am aware of that.
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  905. You seem nice.
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  906. This giveaway is now finished and I have posted the announcement of the winners. Thanks a lot for entering and subscribing!
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  907. I would say I’m an expert!
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  908. No. Go back and try again.
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  909. It is certainly sad to see the modern trend of mixing those elements into our ancient belief systems. It should not be accepted.
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  910. Thank you, Suzel. Yes, it is quite a special feeling.
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  911. Well, the first American nations were founded by the native peoples that were there already, though.
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  912. Haha, it was a decent piece of firewood.
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  913. Thank you for being here, Linus. Actually, since so many people are saying their anxiety keeps them from going out in the woods, I might make a video on that.
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  914. Thanks! Now, a model of every car that ever existed, that would have made large collection!
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  915. rorythemixmaster Thank you!
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  916. David, I haven’t been able to find evidence that they built like that boathouse, but it is not unlikely, since as you say it’s basicly an upside down ship’s hull.
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  917. Margo, thanks a lot. And that’s a nice list of topics. I took a screenshot, will keep it as a note!
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  918. James Mowat Thank you! I actually stayed there for a while, I just sat on that rock silently observing the wildlife.
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  919. Peter Merret in the UK made them for me. You can find him on social media sites like the book of faces.
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  920. Thank you!
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  921. Thank you, J C!
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  922. Oh, I am looking forward to that 20.000 subscriber milestone myself! About my books, the one I had published last year, Jomsviking, has now been sold to 8 countries, but my agents are still looking for the right publisher for the English language market. I will keep you up to date on the development!
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  923. That is very kind of you to say. Thanks a lot!
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  924. Some people don't even deserve to have their name mentioned.
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  925. Thanks, and yes, they are very territorial in that particular area. The woodpeckers, that is, haha.
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  926. Thank you!
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  927. Brian Joiner Not much!
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  928. Hunters Moon In Norwegian, but I hope to have good news about translations soon.
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  929. NorwegianWoods Thank you, Martin!
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  930. InsaneZealotry Absolutely!
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  931. Ah, but it's Odin and he doesn't fall, at least not until Ragnarok.
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  932. Hi Maria! I will be making flatbread in an upcoming video.
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  933. I did, but I was too embarrassed by the reflection of my flower patterned shorts in the glass, so I had to delete it.
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  934. Glad you liked it, Euan. It took some effort to do it. But I’m glad I did.
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  935. Thank you, Martin. Well said!
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  936. Thank you for noticing!
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  937. Dear Carl, I am very glad to hear that. I’m honoured to be an inspiration to you.
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  938. Maybe we all prefer a milder, but not too warm, climate?
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  939. Connor Rivers, I know. This is a soft metal railroad spike tomahawk,so I’m okay. Also the tent was my biggest concern!
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  940. Thank you for your words!
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  941. Now that is the truth.
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  942. It's a gift from Eira Crafts and Nature here on Youtube.
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  943. Offgrid.se Thank you, Andreas. And a very merry Christmas to you as well.
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  944. Thank you, my friend.
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  945. Glenn, that’s a good name. Very kind of you, by the way, to say that about my videos.
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  946. I will, and it’s knowing it brings value to people’s lives that keeps me doing it, to be honest!
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  947. It was, absolutely. Funny story: I forgot my wallet, but a kind soul just bought me that waffel and coffee.
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  948. I am sorry to hear that! But I am glad that these videos brings you back to your adventures. I think you should travel to Norway, I am sure you'll love it here. There are paths and tours for people with all levels of abilities here, there is something for everyone.
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  949. Ragi Ullrssman I’m a bit like that myself, so I guess I should look at options to improve the sound just in case.
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  950. Yes, I know it well!
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  951. SSR_bushcraft And I always thought that name came from Bergen, the city! Haha, now it all makes sense.
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  952. R&g Outdoors Already decided not to alter it, so yes. And skål!
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  953. Thank you, Donna.
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  954. Casper Mittendorp We're not many.
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  955. Yes, it's nice and also a statement.
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  956.  @SOS-School_Of_Survival  That would be great!
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  957. Thank you, I appreciate it!
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  958. I am being told it's mostly a city problem, and that it is much better out in the rural areas. I think you can see the same trend here in Norway, and in most countries. And thanks a lot, by the way!
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  959.  @GoIdenApple  Thanks for pointing that out, by the way.
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  960.  @GoIdenApple  I removed those comments. They were, as you write, mindless.
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  961. Thanks! That is awesome. 102.000 now, I believe.
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  962. Exactly. The insane world of social media...
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  963. Zachary Hultgren I wear Tretorn Outlast and I love them. They keep the ticks out. Thanks for subscribing!
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  964. Thank you, Robert. But that desert must be something very special. I've only seen pictures, but it's enough to tell me I'd love to visit and see the scenery there.
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  965. WyrdWoods Ireland Yes, that was a geat comment. So great, in fact, that I would like to quote you in the video description if you're okay with that.
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  966. Thank you, Sven!
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  967. Thank you! And it means a lot to get a comment all the way from Japan!
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  968. It is, I agree. Thank you for that perspective.
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  969. That was very kind to say. As a man with several flaws, I feel humbled.
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  970. Thank you for those kind words!
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  971. Thanks for noticing, Morgan!
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  972. barry peach Yes, I do. I am recording the process of making another bow these days.
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  973. Made by a friend of mine, actually. Credited at the end.
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  974. The American ones need to become more attentive to what people want to read, I'd say.
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  975. I won't guess, because it will only be guessing. There are theories, but only theories.
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  976. I am hoping for a book deal for the English market soon!
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  977. Not really, although they had people of many different ethnicities there.
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  978. Suddenly gone. We have some crazy weather here.
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  979. My pleasure. Yes, they have lots of stories to tell. The Bowie has seen most, I guess. I remember it as an awesome tool especially during winter, back in those years when we still had winters.
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  980. Casper Mittendorp Yes, I like it a lot.
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  981. Hi Rick! Thanks for asking! My agents are working on it, but I can't give you any details yet.
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  982. Thanks a lot, Ed. Glad you liked it!
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  983. Wiltshire Man Thank you! I will tell him you said that!
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  984. Supert! Den må oversettes først, men kontrakten er signert! Skål!
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  985. Thank you, Don. I’ve heard Texas is beautiful, but I didn’t know that about the insects!
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  986. Thanks, glad you came along!
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  987. WyrdWoods Ireland I am not the best photographer, but I guess I get lucky some times! I just told my son about your comment, thanks a lot!
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  988. Thank you so much!
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  989. Thanks, my friend!
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  990. Greg Tunnell Very well said!
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  991. Thanks, my friend!
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  992. Hi there. Good to have you here. That is a huge subject. I might talk about it in a future video.
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  993. Thank you, Nicolae!
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  994. It didn't say anything, actually. If it had, this video would have been very different!
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  995. Thank you! 😀
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  996. Thank you! About woodworking talent, I don't know. I have used a knife all my life, but I haven't carved many spoons so far.
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  997. Thank you, David, for those words!
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  998. No, those are hook knives for woodcarving. And thanks!
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  999. Great to have such an expert on Norwegian-Russian relations here. We will consult you next time, buddy.
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  1000. I like your irony.
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  1001. Dear pavel shnaps, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
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  1002. Norway is a NATO member, but Sweden and Finland is not, yet.
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  1003. Dear Andy, I love the inland waterways too. And yes, I have thought about that. I know of a few very ancient trees that are somewhat hidden in areas of my local woodland that are not accessible for most people. I often think that those trees were there a hundred years ago or more. And there is a reason my knife has bog oak scales. I like the connection to ancient times.
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  1004. Awesome. I love England and I can relate to this.
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  1005. I know Denmark is a lot more crowded and I can see that can be a problem. I would say that the sea is your closest wilderness. But also, you have those beautiful, old forest areas of a kind we don't see here in Norway.
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  1006. I agree!
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  1007. Ah, imagine the viral video "Middle Aged Man Does Yoga in the Woods"! We could both do such a video!
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  1008. I have a brand new 4k camera, actually. The only problem is my wifi connection has been slow and I need to get a faster laptop, so I have to reduce the quality to be able to get the video published. I got a new router that seems to have made the connection a bit faster, and I will be buying a new laptop computer in a couple of weeks.
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  1009. Sorry to hear that!
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  1010. Thank you, and stay safe out there!
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  1011. Thank you.
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  1012. Big compliment for me!
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  1013. That is very kind of you!
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  1014. Thanks, Casper!
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  1015. Hi there! Some was made for me, other garments I bought at Viking festivals.
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  1016. Thanks a lot!
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  1017. +Highland Wanderer Yes, 100% correct! It's a great option if you want to sleep in comfort. I was skeptical at first, but I have never slept as well out in the woods as I did that night.
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  1018. Great, Daveo, and thanks. Now, those are some big mosquitoes!
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  1019. That is wonderful, Kris. You're more Norwegian than many Norwegians, I would say! Welcome to my channel.
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  1020. I have used an axe since I was a little kid, but I have never chopped myself. I have cut my fingers a few times with a saw, but I will still say that a saw is safer.
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  1021. Thank you. I will do my best.
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  1022. Dear Barbara Begany, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
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  1023. huntin4live Absolutely, and lately I think it has gotten worse here with all the technology. It’s like those people only care about killing as many as possible.
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  1024. It certainly is. I also worry about the dogs they use. Some get lost, some even get shot at...
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  1025. Dog Star Studios I have always wanted to go there!
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  1026. Thank you. Where is that, if I may ask?
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  1027. I think heathen is a good term. It means "man of the land".
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  1028. Thank you, Roger. This "list" is in no way complete, of course.
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  1029. So glad you liked it. I kind of liked it myself, when I got back and saw the result, haha.
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  1030. Haha, alcoholic gluttons ... Reminds me of Jul (Christmas). We're still a bit like that!
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  1031. Yes, Leif Einar. I can tell you that because of audio problems in the video, I had to delete a large portion where I talked about that. Sometimes that happens and I'm left with only parts of what I said.
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  1032. And thank you, Michael!
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  1033. Thanks, Wade. We can only "guesstimate", but it's very exciting to imagine. Yes, I think it was difficult and often painful. But also beautiful.
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  1034. Thanks, my friend!
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  1035. I agree. The Norse were very resourceful and did what they had to to survive and thrive. Gender assigned work can maybe be seen as something you have only when you can organize things like that, who knows?
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  1036. Thank you, William.
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  1037. Thank you, Bruno. That is immensely touching to hear. So glad to know I have had such an impact. It’s very humbling in a good way.
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  1038. It could even be a backup to a backup to a backup, haha!
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  1039. I think trolls will find me anywhere... As expected, they found this video as well...
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  1040. Yes, they are great.
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  1041. Fun fact: In one of the stave churches here in Norway, there is a carving of Odin. We don't know if he was included or if he was seen as a representation of something evil. But we do know that the old faith survived for a long time alongside Christianity.
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  1042. S Johnson, I haven’t yet, but maybe I should? I got it at The Bushcraft Store.
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  1043. Thanks again, Robert.
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  1044. joakim oskarsson I will probably do some knife comparison videos during the next weeks.
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  1045. sean Hudson Thank you! Especially the laid back part! Your idea noted!
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  1046. Then we must have it made!
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  1047. I didn't know you were from Strömstad!
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  1048. We need to have a few Vikings standing guard there, haha.
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  1049. Thanks a lot for your effort, Zane! Tusen takk!
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  1050. Haha, I certainly will.
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  1051. Michael Warth Hi Michael, and thank you. We remove modern equipment before opening hours, of course. I hope to bring you great news soon about my agents landing a book deal with an English language publisher!
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  1052. Wonderful!
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  1053. southwife I have one, but hats made from woolen panels are also historically accurate.
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  1054. Absolutely.
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  1055. Hi Brandon! My latest novel is only in Norwegian, but it has been sold to several languages and will be published in those languages in the coming months. It has also been translated to English just recently, and my agents are now aiming to sell it to a publisher for the English language market.
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  1056. Roscoe Coldfield Good to have another Hansen here! Sorry to hear it's hard to find such events where you live. I'll do my best to give you some glimpses of those we have here.
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  1057. August Pownall Thank you!
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  1058. Thank you for watching! Well, this is the land of the Norsemen, so you'll be very welcome here.
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  1059. +cheroxx Thank you, more videos will be up next week. This bow ended up at around 55 lbs.
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  1060. The longbow I usually take out with me is about 50-55 lbs now. It used to be almost 70, but I've used it a lot. I find that 60 lbs is ideal. More than that, and I have problems with accuracy. I have pulled a 100 lbs English longbow but it sort of hurt everywhere.
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  1061. Thanks, Wayne! Norwegians are not very well prepared, I'm afraid. So the government tries to wake people up by telling us straight out that we need to be.
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  1062. I can imagine especially water would be a challenge in Australia if you're not prepared.
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  1063. Thank you! Yes, I was lucky with that shot.
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  1064. Yes, the turnip on the coals is becoming my speciality, haha. I would love to do a series on the Viking longship, but it would be time consuming to film because I have obviously limited access to those.
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  1065. Hello from Norway! I am coming to Germany this fall to talk about the German edition of Jomsviking, by the way.
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  1066. I am sure you would love it. And you already have the clothes and the tent!
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  1067. James Mowat Haha, I never learn!
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  1068. +Steve Lewis Best of luck to you! I'm sure you'll be successful!
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  1069. Thank you, Ed!
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  1070. Danny Moore Maybe that's where the name for punk music came from?
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  1071. It's really simple and something that's very useful to have when out in the woods!
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  1072. Nicolas Díaz Thank you!
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  1073. I know, and I’d like to try to see if it works. It is a bit disgusting, though.
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  1074. I guess I could do at least part of a video in Norwegian. I have a rare dialect, actually. I speak exactly as it is written. You only find that in two small areas in Norway.
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  1075. Yes, very early spring this year here in southeastern Norway.
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  1076. I truly believe that. But they are affecting the minds of young people and that worries me.
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  1077. Dear Nicholas, I am so sorry about the trolls. I waited for a few days to reply to the comments because I needed things to calm down. Thanks for your comment!
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  1078. Thanks, Steve!
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  1079. I absolutely agree. I've had enough as well.
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  1080. Thank you, Lexi!
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  1081. I just said the rioters behave like animals. I also said people have a right to protest, though. But you know how these sjws are, they don't want the whole story, only the part that fits their narrative.
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  1082. Thanks! I very much appreciate that, Simon!
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  1083. Margo, I very much appreciate that, and you ongoing support. We will have a camp as soon as it's possible to travel again!
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  1084. It's called Clausthaler. Practical when you have to drive after.
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  1085. Ah, good to know! I never know for certain before I upload.
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  1086. The KG Thanks, KG. Yes, there is something truly special about the autumn. The area was a bit exposed to the wind, though...
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  1087. SmedLukas That’s not what you want to forget...
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  1088. SonsOfOdin 1518 Thank you!
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  1089. Thank you so much.
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  1090. Well said, my friend. We should listen to people like you.
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  1091. Liz Pearson I camp out during winter, that’s no problem.
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  1092. Jeff Notti Great comment. If the opportunity arises, may I quote you?
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  1093. I am sure they will, and that it will!
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  1094. Thank you! I have put a link in the video description.
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  1095. Love is the very best legacy to leave behind.
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  1096. That is an awesome goal for life.
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  1097. Well said, my friend.
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  1098. And thank you, Steve.
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  1099. Thank you, glad to help!
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  1100. Thank you, Keith.
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  1101. Sounds perfect to me.
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  1102. Thank you, Nojiko. I am sorry that happened, but let us raise our voice about this.
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  1103. Thanks a lot!
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  1104. Thank you!
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  1105. Not really. It is very beautiful, I think.
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  1106. Well, I am Norwegian.
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  1107. That is good to hear!
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  1108. Thank you, Sean. I will try to remember that.
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  1109. I have sent a complaint to Youtube giving them the option of reconsidering their behaviour.
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  1110. Thanks a lot for your input on this matter, my friend. I think, however, that there is a lot of propaganda coming from the government here in Norway (which is conservative, by the way) concerning the environmentalism. The deforestation has been very bad after their new law of replanting. I suspect that was a trick to get more woodland allowed for the timber industry. We also have a problem with the danger of a nuclear disaster because of the submarines patrolling our coast (those aren't Norwegian, mostly, but still), oil spills from the tankers now and then, causing large numbers of marine life and sea birds to die, and the kiling of our large predators. Now, all this could be even worse in the USA, I don't know, but it's not very great here in Norway. Also, I do think you're right and not crazy, if there was a left leaning government maybe there would have been less allowances for helicopters and such, but that's just a guess.
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  1111. It's a young man's beard, that is what it is. It will grow much larger after you turn 40 or even 30.
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  1112. I will probably be making longer videos in the future.
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  1113. Thank you, Bob, and the same to you!
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  1114. The freedom do urinate where I want, to say what I want and to do what I want. You will find that in the wild, among other wild men.
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  1115. Very well said!
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  1116. Glad to hear you did!
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  1117. Yes, they seem to do!
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  1118. Very profound. Thanks. I am glad you shared.
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  1119. Thanks, Kane!
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  1120. Yes, it really is.
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  1121. I don't think you will be laughing for very long.
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  1122. And thank you, Amanda. I am glad to hear that. Only a few more weeks now, and then a bit more, and then it's spring!
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  1123. I know, I forgot. It was in my back pocket, as metioned!
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  1124. Yes, it is a natural right. But sadly not the natural state of things, if we look back in history.
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  1125. That sketch should be fairly straightforward to write, haha.
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  1126. Thank you, Cassandra!
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  1127. Yes, they do, absolutely. But then again, these are not the brightest people.
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  1128. Thank you, but I am very happy with my Zpack backpacks.
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  1129. My guess is that some people crave negativity and when they don't find that here, they unsubscribe.
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  1130. Thank you, Kristine. I won't!
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  1131. Awesome. Thanks a lot!
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  1132. Thanks a lot for that, Micheal!
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  1133. Thanks a lot, Derrick!
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  1134. Yes, I have noticed that. Grown men are not so quick to let their emotions take control of them, so I consider those who write those comments to be immature boys.
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  1135. Yes, and I only lost a few hundred subscribers, which is a lot less than expected.
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  1136. Thank you, Jerome! That is a huge compliment that your son likes them! I have a son who is ten years old too. About the axe, I also have a tomahawk with a longer handle, so I think I'll keep this one as it is. I might do another reveiw in a year or so, maybe I have a different opinion then.
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  1137. Yes, I agree. Pros and cons with such a light weight. I will look closer at the sheath design now. After I got back home I sharpened the edge back to scary sharp and I don’t want to carry such an axe around without a proper sheath!
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  1138. Well, that is a very nice collection of quality items. I am trying to find an excuse to buy that Hunter's Axe, but then again, I'm a grown man and I don't really need an excuse, or what do you think?
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  1139. I like the voods.
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  1140. I suspect they are trying to shift the demographics of their viewers and creators. My graphs are looking VERY suspicious these days. I have some other theories as well, but I will save those for a platform that is not owned by Youtube/Google.
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  1141. Ja, jeg kjenner til det. Pengene er ikke så viktige, egentlig. Og Youtube kan vel egentlig bare få kåle med sitt...
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  1142. I've heard a lot of good things about the billhook, actually!
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  1143. What do you mean by first scout?
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  1144. They did for sure! And may those warm winds be always on your back, Richard.
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  1145. I just wanted wolves, so wolves he gave me! About the Christmas decorations, that is an idea!
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  1146. I think they match each other very well!
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  1147. I can sell you a first edition of this magazine for only 10.000 Euro. Limited edition, haha. Yes, Hamish is extremely skilled.
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  1148. R&g Outdoors Haha, that was the only celebrity that came to mind.
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  1149. Dear Ronnie, thanks a lot! Glad to have you here with us!
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  1150. Yes, it certainly will!
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  1151. I didn’t know you have a seax! Yes, get a sheath from him, you won’t regret it. About the YT being so faulty, it’s just silly to see how they demonetize my fun video with the fidget spinner and everything else. They are probably losing a lot of ad money because of this.
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  1152. Hello again, and thanks a lot. Yes, you liked my portait? Hahaha. And I agree on knives. It can be a very addicting hobby. I have many and I always find a reason to get another one. And yes, I guess you could call the seax a drop point design.
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  1153. It absolutely is. I can recommend that leathersmith. He is very skilled.
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  1154. It is correct as I say in the video. The sword with the short handle has a handle about 60% of the other displayed swords. The three finger grip you might be referring to, could perhaps have worked on the short handled sword, according to the archaeologist I walked around the exhibition with, but it was likely never built for battle.
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  1155. Thank you, Gary! I lost some footage due to technical issues, but I think I got the main points through.
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  1156. It worked perfectly, as did the mosquito repellant!
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  1157. SilentBigsteve Absolutely. And about those axes, I have always thought they’re a hazard to the surroundings too.
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  1158. A pokemon, I see! No, I hired a little, invisible gnome for that, haha. Yes, the handle being narrower than the head a few inches at the top is important, but you're right, mass produced axes are often not made with that in mind.
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  1159. Awesome! Thank you!
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  1160. Glad you liked it!
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  1161. Here's the thing: Even winning won't matter after a while. I know, I have been there.
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  1162. Thank you, Eric. Glad to have a fellow "Norwegian" here!
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  1163. There are lots of «tough guys» out there, and that comment was really about them.
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  1164. Absolutely!
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  1165. Yes, that is a good idea.
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  1166. My pleasure!
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  1167. John Gordon Thank you, John! I really appreciate that. Now for 4000 and then 5000!
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  1168. Thank you, Ian. We need Viking ambassadors like you!
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  1169. I think only looking at it doesn't give it justice. It feels alive in your hands, this axe.
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  1170. I am going to watch that video a bit later tonight!
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  1171. Thank you for sharing that, John. Very much appreciated.
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  1172. Thanks a lot, G C. Very much appreciated!
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  1173. Thank you, Josef. Yes, it will stop one way or the other and let's choose to stop it now.
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  1174. Dear Robert, thanks for your comment! I know the Clovis culture quite well and although I try not to romanticize times gone past, I do think that this killing-for-sport thing is a modern phenomenon. I hope so, at least! And very interesting to know that your area looks like this!
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  1175. Likewise, my friend.
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  1176. Thanks!!!
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  1177. I know what that is like...
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  1178. Thanks for your comment! I am not against capitalism at all. I am against consumerism. Also, I am 46 years and I believe I have clocked the equivalent of a lifetime of 40 hours work weeks already. When it comes to things, I like so buy good quality stuff from craftsmen and small companies if possible. I find it's the best way of supporting people.
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  1179. Now that sounds fantastic.
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  1180. So sorry to hear that. Maybe you can get back to lifting? I was in a car accident too.
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  1181. Glad you like it, Steve.
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  1182. Thanks a lot, n m 101!
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  1183. That is a good point. It could. Many people are suggesting that I should do such videos, so I'm getting ready for that now.
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  1184. I know, it's frustrating. But I will look into the natural shelter building more closely in upcoming videos.
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  1185. I have, but very rarely. You'd really want to go much further north in Norway to see it.
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  1186. Thanks, my friend. It is very wise to keep it in the car. I will remember that.
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  1187. Thank you so much, Buford!
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  1188. Norwegian reindeer is still radioactive. I know, it's ridiculous. Boo.
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  1189. They lifted it because the current government does not want to be remembered as those who kept us shut down. They just lost an election and a socialist government will take their place shortly.
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  1190. I have a video on this, but I could look more into it.
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  1191. With the hair, it's that it gets in the zippers etc, haha.
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  1192. No.
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  1193. I think you should, Steve. It's awesome.
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  1194. I am sorry to hear that. We have the same problem here. But I am glad you enjoyed the video!
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  1195. It's something I do not go cheap on, for sure.
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  1196. Very observant. It is, yes. I saw it too and I am fixing it today or tomorrow.
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  1197. I'm getting there! Dutch should be one of the languages near the top of the list.
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  1198. James Mowat That's a huge compliment! Please tell her I think the name is super cool.
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  1199. Thanks, Martin! You're the first to send his regards from Malta!
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  1200. Thanks, Matty! I have a playlist of videos from this location, actually. It's The Old Forest Cave.
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  1201. There is. And I feel that since this video might reach lots of people, it had to be pointed out.
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  1202. I have only sailed past the Netherlands, and I didn't know there was such a difference. But it makes sense, really.
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  1203. I think those places where it is missing, are sad and lonely places.
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  1204. The flippy fire!
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  1205. Dear Mountaincoffee Outdoors, I didn't know! But I will have a look now!
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  1206. David Connor, you mean the tv show? Not very accurate...
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  1207. Dear Sir, I didn't think about it that way, that the concept of trust and how it affects a society needs to be explained. It shouldn't be necessary, but it sadly is.
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  1208. It is, and nothing works well without it.
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  1209. A very good point, Elmer. When we have politicians who lie, who bully their opponents and their families etc, that makes the whole society lose trust.
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  1210. Oh no, we will fight to the bitter end for our oil! Haha!
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  1211. My advice is simple. Start writing and don't stop.
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  1212. Armin Happel, thank you for commenting!
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  1213. Thank you! Very kind of you to say that.
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  1214. That is awesome, Bruce. I wish I grew up in a smaller community like that.
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  1215. Now that is awful, everyone should get help after an accident!
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  1216. Thank you, Kayla!
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  1217. Very, very true.
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  1218. Ah, that makes sense. I will have to look into the other tafl games more closely.
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  1219. Thanks, Matty! It took a while to make this video, quite a few hours more than usual. Fun fact: Some of the shots from above was filmed by placing the camera on the edge of a cliff above us and zooming in.
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  1220. Thanks, Konner! I am very grateful to have you as a subscriber and viewer!
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  1221. Haha, half an hour knife work, then 10 seconds "man up". Okay.
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  1222. That was the word, ram! Thank you. Yes, and this one is a glorious one, he resides on the farm with the good people. I’ll have a look at your email!
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  1223. Awesome! Skål!
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  1224. I am sorry to hear that! I hope things get better for you. But as you say, even a situation like that can be a useful experience.
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  1225. I found it, no worries! And glad you liked the video!
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  1226. Thank you, Jakub. Hope you can find both comfort and strength through these videos.
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  1227. I hope you don't think I have been "bitching". That would have been disrespectful.
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  1228. I think there are more than ever of them. And earlier than previous years. (I cover my head with white or orange and that seems to help.)
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  1229. I am sorry to hear that, but it's good to hear you got out of it.
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  1230. Yes, that connection is very fascinating and I believe one of the reasons why people with these cultural backgrounds tend to get along very well. I promise there will be an English version of my books, by the way.
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  1231. Thanks a lot. No, I don't think they did!
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  1232. Thank you! I get lucky with the flint and steel sometimes, haha. No, seriously, I've had a lot of practice just because I always use this method when I'm out with this kit. Practice makes perfect, at least it improves things.
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  1233. Þéodisc Geléafa We had some snow, but it’s gone again. My kids wish for a white Christmas! God jul to you and your loved ones!
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  1234. Subbed back.
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  1235. Thanks a lot! The beard, haha!
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  1236. Takk skal du ha! Thanks a lot! Glad you like the video. Yes, I thought it's actually the same word in English, but I was not sure. God jul til deg og dine!
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  1237. That is the truth! Or, one can do both at the same time!
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  1238. It is quite comfortable and warm, absolutely. But all Viking clothes are. You don't want to change into modern costume. Yes, the hood is typical Skjoldehamn pattern, but I don't like to use these names for patterns that were probably widely used in all variants etc.
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  1239. Dear Casper, yes, finally. It has been too long, but there will be more Viking themed videos coming now. These are my winter trousers, the easter kind (we call it Swedish trousers). I left my grey coat at home since it's not historically correct and I am sick and tired of the trolls telling me things I already know... I usually don't wrap my chins during summer, it gets too warm for me. But now it's very comfortable.
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  1240. Thank you, Jeff!
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  1241. Thank you, Alicen. Glad to get this response from you here on the channel! I don't know what is happening over there in the USA. We see it too. And what is this thing with their voices being so feminine? Is it a fashion thing, or what?
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  1242. It is as they say, the biggest beard have right of way!
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  1243. Of course nobody is less of a man without a beard. That was not my point at all.
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  1244. Thanks, Steve! I will make you a bacon sandwich one day!
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  1245. You are exactly right, Kevin. The shapeshifter god Loki being understood as a bisexual character is yet another example of how these people fail to approach our path with respect and intelligence. I think we MUST demand that our way is taken seriously, if we are to be expected to take other people's way seriously. It needs to go both ways. I have of course no problems with people being gay or bisexual, but it is not okay to take such an important deity and use it for their own gain in a respectless manner.
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  1246. I was actually not trying to be funny. I just couldn't remember them all. But it did appear a bit funny, I guess!
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  1247. I am so sorry to hear that. Stay strong. I believe we will meet our loved ones again.
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  1248. I don't really know, but I believe they were from Poland.
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  1249. Likewise!
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  1250. Yes, we could make a very long list of Scandinavian and Norse inventions!
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  1251. Thank you!
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  1252. I don't know, but I know of many Norwegians, especially men for some reason, who don't like heights.
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  1253. Takk! Jeg får ikke dratt til Sørlandet denne gangen, men kanskje neste gang?
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  1254. You don't get to tell me or anyone else here what to do.
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  1255. In Australia, actually.
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  1256. Thanks!
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  1257. It is a Viking woollen hat made for me by a girl in the local living history group.
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  1258. Good to see you here! And even better to know you’re doing well!
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  1259. I thought it was funny too. I wish I could climb trees that fast! 1 hours! That is about the distance from me to the capital. But that makes what you do even more impressive.
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  1260. Morell mushrooms are very tasty, I have heard. But I have never eaten them. Good luck with your cedar bed gardens!
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  1261. Dear Justin, what a nice and thoughtful comment. Thank you for that. It is comments like this that makes it all worth it. I am honoured to know I am sharing my time out in the woods with you.
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  1262. Yes, a very slow bear, but still. Morell mushrooms are very tasty, I've heard.
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  1263. Good saying! I'm 44, then.
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  1264. When they have decided to grow all the way up there, there is nothing else to do than climb, haha. Thanks, Wade. And for your awesome videos too.
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  1265. Dear friend, I am sorry about your loss. I don't know what to say, but I often feel the dogs I have lost are with me out in the woods. Maybe they are. I never feel alone there. Please don't hesitate to reach out to this community, we are all here for you. Your friend, Bjørn.
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  1266. Haha, maybe so!
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  1267. I'm a bit older than you, then! Yes, very cool!
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  1268. That would be several species, I'd have to listen for a while to tell you for sure.
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  1269. logya, I love climbing trees. But as you say, one needs to be careful.
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  1270. It will help fight off cancer.
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  1271. It is called krefttjuke, actually. Cancer fungus.
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  1272. Good to know you're notified!
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  1273. I like to think that as well! Glad you liked the video, Sven. I got your email today, by the way. Will get back to it very soon.
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  1274. It is not the same, but chaga is the true tinder fungus. I don't like burning it, though. It is for health, not fire.
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  1275. Christian, thank you. I am truly honoured to have you here on the channel.
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  1276. That is too late, I don't know what's happening... But congrats with the big 5 o!
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  1277. Thanks, Bruce!
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  1278. Thanks, and skål!
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  1279. Skål to that!
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  1280. Good to hear!
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  1281. At this point, I am. And thank you for your support!
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  1282. Thank you, my friend. It is good to know that.
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  1283. Norway was never in the EU. And yes, I do believe the EU is a horrible thing.
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  1284. Wake up, Deborah. If I was making videos for the money, I would not make videos like this. Now, go out and get some fresh air and some physical exercise.
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  1285. Not all Norwegian counties has property tax. I don't know the situation in all other countries.
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  1286. Yes, absolutely. It is the same as we use in hypnotherapy.
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  1287. I know what I'm talking about. Watch the video.
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  1288. Thanks, Bill!
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  1289. I like that too.
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  1290. Thank you, Richard, for your comment. Yes, absolutely.
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  1291. No.
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  1292. Prime Genesis Thanks, and yes, I see that too. Especially among women. The best backpack is the one that fits your individual back, I’d say!
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  1293. follow me for no reason plz That’s a very private question, but no harm in asking!
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  1294. I might not do a review yet, as it is only a prototype and they will tweak the design based on the feedback from the ones testing it. I will probably do a review when it is finished, though. Ah, yes, the brave keyboard warriors. Hahaha!
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  1295. I absolutely agree. Also, when I worked as a therapist, I saw what is often referred to as toxic masculinity performed to perfection by females as well. In fact, I would say they were the worst, and often the ones with a total lack of self control when it comes to violence. You are right, it is simply bad behaviour.
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  1296. Thank you!!!
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  1297. Thanks, James!
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  1298. Thank you, Armin!
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  1299. MrInsaint, I have when fitting handles on them, and you’re right!
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  1300. Noted! @HosCreates 
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  1301. Thank you, Ron. I will know more in a couple of weeks.
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  1302. Thank you, and thank you also for your excellent videos!
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  1303. Thank you, Adam!
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  1304. Thank you, Anthony.
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  1305. Yes, I do, Terry. And very well said about knowing our true connection!
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  1306. Thank you.
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  1307. Exactly.
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  1308. I know it is hard, but just keep going. Stay with us, my friend.
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  1309. I am sorry for your loss! But it's so awesome that you're now going to get into music.
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  1310. Thanks! Must be the carnivore diet.
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  1311. Hi there! No, I actually prefer the TBS Boar.
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  1312. Yes, it is a very good knife!
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  1313. Glad you liked the video! I don’t know so much about the American system, but after having suffered from a broken neck after a car accident, I can tell you that the Norwegian system will kindly allow you to live in starvation mode for many years in one of the most expensive nations on earth. That said, I believe we have a decent system for most people in the short term.
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  1314. Casper Mittendorp Yes! But strangely enough, those olives attracted what must have been the last mosquito in these woods.
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  1315. Then you have something to look forward to. Let us know, if you can, how it went!
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  1316. I might have told you before, but your Youtube videos are a great source of inspiration. And part of the reason I now spend so much time out in nature!
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  1317. Bome Bell Thank you!
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  1318. Yes, there is nothing like that sound of a waterfall. Very calming indeed.
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  1319. theblissfullone That's exactly how I felt too.
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  1320. Dandelion is one of the few plants I have almost always knows as a food plant, actually. It is very healthy too.
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  1321. Anthony Hulse That sounds very credible. I can only imagine the effects.
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  1322. That is awesome. I was just in Trondheim, by the way.
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  1323. Dear MrInsaint, welcome to the channel! And thanks for commenting as well. That's a great compliment! Regards, Bjørn
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  1324. We have skipped this winter, I think. We're going straight for springtime!
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  1325. I think at least a more natural approach to food and living is the way to go. Myself, I sadly don't cope well with plant based food, even though my I actually like especially fruit more than I like meat.
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  1326. Thank you, Heinrich!
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  1327. That is very interesting! It just shows you people aren't that different, I guess. We're all doing our best to survive.
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  1328. I absolutely agree. Kids love camping out in the wild and I think everyone should have that kind of upbringing that you describe.
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  1329. And thank you as well, Mike.
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  1330. Thank you, John.
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  1331. That is a great compliment, Matty. I hope you're right!
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  1332. Thank you, Taylor.
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  1333. Yes, I am working on a standard response like that. I used to think it was arrogant, but not I see it's needed.
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  1334. Very wise comment, my friend. I think you'd have to be a narcissist to enjoy it. While I did choose to become a Youtuber, I believe I didn't choose to become a novelist, it was something I had to do.
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  1335. Yes, what would we do without the woods!
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  1336. Thanks, Marc. That is very kind of you. And now I want bacon!
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  1337. Thanks, Kara. Good comment! Nothing good can come out of such encounters, as you say.
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  1338. Many feel that way.
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  1339. Lynn Maxwell Wonderful! I will get the knife with your chosen specifications sent to you.
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  1340. You won! I have just published the announcement video. I will have to ask you to send me an email with your postal address. To do that, please go to my channel page and click on the link to my website on the banner (should be on the lower right corner if you're using a computer). From there, go to the contact page and click on the link that says Her kan du nå meg i Norge. That will take you to another webpage and a sentence in Norwegian, which ends with an email address. Sorry for the trouble, but I think Youtube will not allow webpages and email addresses to be written directly here in the comments. I will notice The Bushcraft Store once I get your address and please also remind me of the knife specifications you want.
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  1341. I certainly will when Jomsviking is published in English.
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  1342. You'll probably soon be able to read my novels in English, that's my guess! And yes, when I come to Tasmania, I would very much like that. I would especially like to see the places where my great-great-great(?) uncle was held captive.
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  1343. That is awesome!
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  1344. Doug Carr It’s probably like this everywhere.
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  1345. n m 101 I did my best. I edited out the swearing...
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  1346. Alessandro Kaiser Yes, why do people do such things?
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  1347. sean Hudson Thank you! Glad you like Paleowolf. It was very kind of him to let me use his music!
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  1348. Thanks a lot. I try to do my best!
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  1349. Dear Ricardo, my agent is hopefully trying to land me a deal with a Portuguese publisher as well.
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  1350. Thank you. And yes, it is nice here.
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  1351. They’ll always be cool, I believe!
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  1352. Wow, that's wrong in so many ways.
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  1353. Thank you, Colin. I wish there were longships too!
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  1354. garth Thank you!
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  1355. Grow with Joker Thank you!
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  1356. Thank you. There is still hope, I think. Or at least I hope there is.
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  1357. Thank you. I have many techniques and I must have lit a few houndred fires with my ferro rods. I sometimes more my hands further away if I risk scratching my knucles on rocky ground etc.Not a big fan of holding the knife at an angle because of safety reasons, but I must admit I do it if I just want the material to catch the sparks on first try. In this case, I wanted to demonstrate the big ferro rod sparks flying, so I kept away on purpose. But thanks anyway!
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  1358. rhialobran No, I’m not! They’re breeding, that’s why I always seem to have so many, haha.
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  1359. First comment! Thanks a lot!
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  1360. Yes, awesome. Do that.
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  1361. +Nessa Willenburg Thank you so much, Nessa. I will do my best! And I am sorry for the poor sound quality in some parts of this video... I will be buying a proper video camera in a few days!
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  1362. +Hangs with Raccoons Thanks a lot!
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  1363. Gary Chynne Thank you, Gary, for sharing this. And yew, you know they say it's the wood of the gods.
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  1364. Thank you, Ani. I am very glad to hear that!
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  1365. Why would I do that? I am not a Christian. By the way, what you wrote is just something you believe to be true. I believe you're wrong, but it's your right to believe what you believe. Just don't come here preaching.
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  1366. Hi Gregor. I can only speak from my personal experience. I remember I was afraid, but sort of remained calmed and I had actually heard the bit about trying to float before, so I tried to do that. Then it got completely dark. I am really sorry to hear about your accidents and losing your friend. I can't imagine being buried twice and surviving.
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  1367. Thank you, Johan. I really enjoy making these videos now and I'm going to look more into getting a camera. I've only used my cellphone so far.
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  1368. Fluoride is absolutely not good and I am aware that they add it to the tap water in many countries. It should be avoided.
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  1369. Hi Richard! I really like that expression. Very fitting to those people!
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  1370. I am sorry you have such experiences. Many do. Real masculinity is not fiction, but maybe rare.
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  1371. Thank you!
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  1372. theblissfullone Don't be sorry, your comments are wonderful. We had a great time, the only downside was that due to the massive crowd of people I didn't get to film as much as I wanted to.
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  1373. Alicen Doll I can understand Swedish, that's no problem.
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  1374. Thank you, Hector. I am very lucky to live here by the sea in southeastern Norway!
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  1375. Absolutely. They are great. The fashion police, as someone else here called them, are not so great, haha.
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  1376. Thanks. I like it too.
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  1377. Absolutely!
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  1378. It does, doesn't it?
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  1379. Thank you, Trailblazer Matt! Yes, I think you're right.
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  1380. Thank you kindly!
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  1381. Thank you, Kerry, for those words!
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  1382. Glad you liked it!
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  1383. Good points. To be honest, I already own everything I want that can be bought, and taxes is certainly frustrating as what I earn moving forward is mostly saved for my kids. I work because I'm driven, and also for my kids. Not to pay taxes.
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  1384. Thank you, very kind of you to say.
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  1385. Thank you! 😃
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  1386. Thank you kindly!
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  1387.  @MyDarkSide62  Takk skal du ha. It is very kind of you to say that.
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  1388. And thank you, Alan.
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  1389. Seems to me like you're living the dream!
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  1390. By the gods, please stop this. I do not HAVE TO drink that.
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  1391. Well said. I hope you can find a solution.
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  1392. Thanks!
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  1393. This one is taken from the very outside of the tree.
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  1394. That is correct! Many people, including some tr olls on this channel, seem to think the Vikings only made longbows. But in fact, we know they also made flatbows. It depends in factors like the available wood, season and which temperatures you're going to use it in.
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  1395. gearhead1234 Thank you! And yes it is (credits at the end).
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  1396. Seamus3051 Thank you!
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  1397. Thank you, Johan!
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  1398. Ja, helt klart. Buemaking er jo også særlig givende.
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  1399. Thank you. This one took a few months, if I include the time the wood was drying out. I love making bows, so the trick is to think ahead and always have some dry bow staves ready. This was actually my first elm bow and I love it.
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  1400. Glad you liked it!
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  1401. It is older, in a way, and it is more "manmade" wilderness in England, if that makes sense. More desolate and dramatic. Back home it's cosier, in a way. But maybe I think that because I'm Norwegian...
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  1402. Thank you, Aubrey!
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  1403. Thanks a lot!
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  1404. Thanks, Eric. I'm honoured by your very kind words.
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  1405. Your ranting is very welcome here! I know about that which you mention. It is something sick with a biotop where the apex predators have been killed off.
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  1406. It isn't crazy, I do that too.
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  1407. Kevin Nelson Glad you support me on this, but sorry it's the same problem in Montana!
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  1408. I think your grandfather was a wise man!
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  1409. Absolutely. These individuals are often cruel to people too, especially women and children.
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  1410. Steve Fitch Well, I think you should! But I guess your wife’s opinion matters more than mine, haha.
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  1411. I am sure you will find it very practical and you can throw out the sofa!
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  1412. Well, Kjær was on that plane and wined and dined with the posh people... So things must have changed. Sorry to bring you such sad news. I am not in Østmarka, by the way, but often go hiking there!
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  1413. I am researching it as we speak.
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  1414. Awesome!
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  1415. About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  1416. That is awesome, my friend.
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  1417. Thank you! I guess I got the name of those plants wrong, but you got my meaning.
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  1418. Thank you! Coming from you, that means a lot.
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  1419. Thanks, Jay. It is fun, absolutely. I'm doing fine, thank you.
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  1420. I know, but my suggestion is that you contact a publisher and suggest they get them. They have already been translated and are waiting for an English language publisher.
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  1421. Translated, yes. But my agent haven't managed to sell it to an English publisher yet. You could actually call up a publisher and suggest they look into it.
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  1422. I am glad to hear that, Leana!
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  1423. Hi David. I do not fear any gods.
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  1424. Thank you, Teresa!
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  1425. Thank you, Kevin. The same to you!
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  1426. Of course!
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  1427. Yes, of course, haha.
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  1428. I am sure you will enjoy your stay here!
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  1429. The runes are Viking Age (Younger) Futhark as they were written in Norway. Also called short twig as mentioned below. But there were several local variants.
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  1430. Thank you, my friend.
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  1431. Awesome, thanks a lot!!! Fingers crossed!
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  1432. That one is tricky, but I would say if anyone has a good reason to have a smartphone, that person is you, and your wife!
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  1433. Now that's dark and I must say, not entirely unlikely.
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  1434. Well, I am sad to hear that. I have been fortunate to know kind people who were just that - kind.
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  1435. Thank you. Well said.
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  1436. Anybody can open a car repair shop? Is that safe? I would think there must be regulations concerning the safety of the vehicle so that accidents don't happen?
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  1437. No, I did not misunderstand him. He lacks understanding and is a lot of talk and very little substance. He does seem a bit of a simpleton.
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  1438. Yes. Odin is the ultimate intellectual.
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  1439. Yes, but many did not get to that part, it seems. This is the age of short attention span... It's a Fjallraven jacket, linked on my list on my blog.
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  1440. Thank you!
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  1441. And thank you, likewise!
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  1442. You have been watching too many stupid movies.
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  1443. I think you did not watch the video. Europeans are returning to Paganism, which means they are finding their faith, not losing it, obviously.
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  1444.  @wadewilson8303  There is a bit of a worrying trend going on, sadly. I will mention it briefly in a video. It is more than just trolling now.
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  1445.  @johnfal1849  Free speech is your right to create your own channel where you can post rubbish questions like that. It is not the right to write whatever in comment sections. You are being a bit naïve here and you do not understand things like suggested violence etc in some of these comments. Do better next time.
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  1446.  @pandakicker1  Yes, you should see the comments that gets filtered out... Very nasty stuff.
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  1447. Some of the most Christian countries in Europe are also the ones with the lowest birth rates.
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  1448. That is awesome, Amanda.
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  1449. Thank you, my friend. Your comments always get me in a good mood! Good to have you here.
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  1450. Exactly. I hope that will change in the future.
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  1451. Wallace Pelletier Might be your web connection. I’ve tested it on several devices and it’s fine.
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  1452. Henrik S, magical is the right word. It feels otherworldly there.
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  1453. Richard, I’ve been thinking the same. It is a truly stunning place.
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  1454. That is a good idea, but it would be in Norwegian, since it takes quite a bit of time to translate it. So maybe better to wait until it's available in more languages?
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  1455. Thank you! There will be several months before I have finished the follow up novel, but it's getting there.
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  1456. johan van der sandt Thank you. Man should be free. I think many people fail to see how little freedom they have.
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  1457. Haleth Thanks a lot, Haleth!
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  1458. theblissfullone Well, I'll do my best to make that happen.
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  1459. Grega Lorenc I have reviewed both and both are excellent. I guess for larger hands maybe the TBS Boar, for smaller hands maybe the Casstrom Nr10. (There's a link to that one in the video description.) Also, the Boar is heavier, and there are pros and cons to both.
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  1460. Jamie Keddie You're not the only one going for the axe+folder option, and I can see many reasons for skipping the bushcraft knife all together. However, I feel a bit "naked" without a proper knife!
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  1461. Request noted!
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  1462. I agree!
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  1463. Haha, the knife started out as a nice, clean piece of steal that I abused with a hammer to make it look like something made from bog iron... And I almost burned down the blacksmith's hut in the process - I managed to chip off a red hot piece of iron and it flew into a hole in the wall...
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  1464. I have made much of these myself, except the arrowshafts, the Daneaxe, the metalwork, the leather and the feather binding on the white arrows.
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  1465. I wish you best of luck!
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  1466. I think freedom is taken for granted these days.
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  1467. Thank you!
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  1468. I tried nålebinding, but got frustrated because it was so fiddly and I got the thread tangled all the time. It is a very talented craftswoman in our living history group who has made this hat for me.
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  1469. Yes, and it works fine. However, as linnen was probably for the wealthy or at least not for the common man, I don't think it was widely used for that purpose.
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  1470. Trolls and I announced this video.
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  1471. Glad you like it, Steve.
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  1472. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
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  1473. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
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  1474. Yes, there is a Danish edition.
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  1475. What does that mean?
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  1476. I need the extra fat for energy as a carnivore.
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  1477. Tusen takk!
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  1478. More to come!
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  1479. Thank you, that is kind of you to say.
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  1480. I don't do well with any vegan food, sadly. I agree on the animal welfare part, absolutely, but I seem to be healthiest on an animal based diet.
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  1481. Thank you, and congratulations!
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  1482. Wow. No, that never ever crossed my mind.
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  1483. At the moment I can't remember, but I think it's local.
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  1484. Thank you. That is very kind of you to say.
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  1485. I know. What a foolish thing I said there, haha.
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  1486. It truly is.
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  1487. I am sorry to hear that, Christine. But I am glad you're involved in rescuing animals!
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  1488. Thank you, and yes, it’s 4k, but only 1080 in this video. The place is Fredrikstad, southeast of Norway.
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  1489. As SmedLukas says, it has been very warm this year.
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  1490. Steve Fitch Who knows? If I’m not mistaken, swords were bent and then thrown in lakes as a statement.
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  1491. Hukfyn Bushcraft Thank you, and the same to you!
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  1492. I know, and this was the way I learned to make strings from any material.
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  1493. Dear friend, please consider joining my mailing list, since this platform is no longer reliable when it comes to notifications. Your email will not be available to anyone else, and it will only be used for notifications when I upload new videos and for exclusive giveaways. Thank you! https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup
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  1494. Thank you!
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  1495. It is my attempt of carving Odin in a left over piece from one of my bow staves.
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  1496. Maybe you will, who knows?
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  1497. I went inside the church on top of the mound. I am quite relaxed about that.
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  1498. Never had a vacation! I think you deserve one, then. And about those small places, I think we were never meant to go into those...
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  1499. Glad you liked it! But it was scary!
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  1500. Thank you. This island was so rich with ancient history, it was everywhere.
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  1501. Thank you, my friend. I was quite unaware of that part of our history as well. And yes, I have listened to that song many times.
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  1502. Thank you, Steve! I did my best. Still can’t believe I did it.
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  1503. Thank you, Jerry.
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  1504. Thank you. Glad you liked it! (Yes, I am.)
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  1505. That is a very good point you have there. I will remember this lunch every time I see that nick on the collar!
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  1506. Please try to find someone that can help you. Fingers crossed for you!
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  1507. Thanks a lot. I am the nice rebel.
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  1508. Jodi Barr Thank you, Jodi!
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  1509. That sounds just awesome. I'd rather have camped in that canvas tent of yours, though!
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  1510. Thanks, Sara.
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  1511. I feel the same. I have to get my act together when it comes to food!
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  1512. I know...
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  1513. daveo, thanks a lot and welcome!
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  1514. Congratulations!
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  1515. Awesome. Wish more people could do like you.
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  1516. Thank you, that's very kind of you. I will do my best!
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  1517. Thanks, my friend!
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  1518. Haha, I'm sorry!
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  1519. Thank you, Roger!
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  1520. Thanks, Wade. I will certainly take a look at that video!
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  1521. Oh, that's too bad! I really don't like them, and now they seem to multiply every year.
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  1522. Thank you!
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  1523. It is not a common design these days, but I think it is very practical!
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  1524. Thank you. That’s kind of you to say.
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  1525. Matty, thank you very much. I will see if I can make a few more archery videos!
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  1526. Margo, that’s where I feel most at home. And thank you!
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  1527. Thomas Musso It absolutely is.
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  1528. Thank you, Patti. That is very nice of you to say!
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  1529. Thank you!
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  1530. Michael, thanks a lot.
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  1531. Thank you. I hope you get a chance to come to Norway.
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  1532. CamoBlack, not everyone is comfortable in front of a camera, and it’s difficult to get everyone gathered as well. But we’re getting there!
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  1533. Thanks! I had a lot of (childish) fun making embarrassing sounds with that horn.
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  1534. logya, there was so much people that I couldn’t film outside the tent after they started arriving.
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  1535. It is not finished.
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  1536. I use a computer, yes.
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  1537. It is there.
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  1538. Thank you and skål!
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  1539. This is why I believe people should try to get out of debt.
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  1540. Thank you, Joakim. I think you should build one!
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  1541. Thanks a lot!
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  1542. Ivan Noal It's a wonderful sound, absolutely!
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  1543. Jase Hogarth That's awesome. If I can do it, I'm sure you can. It's a great and sturdy design.
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  1544. Casper Mittendorp Thanks! Yes, these saws look great. It's a very old design!
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  1545. I have made a video about that.
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  1546. Thanks. You are right on everything.
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  1547. Thanks. Check out bull-hansen.com if you want to know more about my novels.
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  1548. Thanks! They are fine, but they don't like the warm weather so much.
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  1549. Thanks!
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  1550. And thank you! A wise choice.
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  1551. Yes, I like it a lot!
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  1552. I actually think they Gilde meal was great. One of the better ones I've had, I must say.
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  1553. Thanks! Para-dime, got it!
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  1554. Maybe they will give us a little bell to ring.
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  1555. Thank you!
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  1556. I am really sorry to hear that. You are not the first telling me this.
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  1557. Thank you. I will be doing a video on this.
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  1558. TRUSTinTUSK Thank you and the same to you and yours!
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  1559. Alessandro, good name!
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  1560. logya Thank you, and the same to you!
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  1561. AsgardSacrifice Good name! And thank you. Wise words.
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  1562. John Wilson Good name!
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  1563. It’s Christmas I have a problem with...
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  1564. Thomas, thank you so much.
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  1565. Thanks, Steve. Good name!
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  1566. I can agree on that. But it was nice to have some food on the summit...
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  1567. It was built to reach the radio station on top of the mountain, I was told. It takes you down to the bottom, but then you're deep inside the mountain and there's a small train that takes you out from there.
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  1568. Thanks, Sören. It wasn't so cold up there, but it was very windy!
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  1569. Thank you, Ed. It was very beautiful indeed. I loved hiking up that mountain.
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  1570. Yes, it was wonderful there. If the weather had been better, I would have seen the view from the summit too.
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  1571. Thank you, Molly. Glad to share this with you.
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  1572. That would be a challenge indeed!
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  1573. Toys0714 Glad you liked it!
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  1574. Eddie Vent d'Haleine It’s lichen, they’re covered in lichen. The mountain itself consists of kvartsitt (don’t know the English name), a very hard kind of rock.
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  1575. Ja, der har jeg vært en god del før. Jeg var en uke på kanotur der, faktisk. Det er mange år siden nå.
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  1576. Thanks a lot, Matthew!
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  1577. Mikael Petersson Haha, det har jeg ingen kontroll over. Noen får opp Maxbo hele tiden.
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  1578. Ragi Ullrssman Dear Ragi, this will always be a compromise when filming outside. To make my voice stand out clearer, I have to block out nature sounds, which I don’t want. I might get some more equipment after I reach 10.000 subscribers, like a cordless microphone, which can be used, but with moderation. I haven’t had negative feedback on the sound, but I believe it can always be improved.
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  1579. sarah anderson Thank you. Yes, this is such a special time of the year. I think your country looks like a fairytale when it’s covered with frost.
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  1580. Yes, winter will be here in a few days now. I hope for snow this year!
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  1581. Thank you, Jason. Then I think you'll like the one I'm posting tomorrow.
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  1582. Skål! And you'll be very welcome here. I have relatives in Australia, actually. Descendants of one of my ancestors who were sent there as a convict.
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  1583. Because it's hunting season before that and the hunters around here can't see the difference between a human being an a moose...
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  1584. Thanks a lot! It makes me happy to know that!
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  1585. Sören Hahn Hei Sören! Takk skal du ha!
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  1586. Glad you like it!
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  1587. TheError202 It’s a very special time when the seasons change!
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  1588. David Kezic Thanks a lot! Not a big fan of any digging under fires, as some people will probably be using this even when there are forest fire warning, and smoldering in the ground is very dangerous. But thanks anyway!
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  1589. Thank you. I had it here in my office when we talked about the one you have, and I was looking at it and thought I'd rather give that one a chance! About the Danish winters: There is a very special beauty in your leaf forests during winter. We don't have that here.
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  1590. Casper Mittendorp Dear Casper, I will start building in a few weeks. But don’t expect much, it will be a long term project. When it comes to the translations of Jomsviking, my agents have announced book deals in the German, Polish and Dutch markets. And there are more to come.
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  1591. Steffen van Annunaki I’m sure he can make you one!
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  1592. That is my latest novel and the first of a series. My agents are selling the publishing rights to several countries now, which enables me to spend more time doing what I love, like making these videos (and writing, of course). As soon as an English version is available, those links will point to an English website about the novel.
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  1593. You're right, I won't modify it. And thank you, I'm looking forward to making those videos!
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  1594. Yes, it is a beautiful time.
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  1595. Well said. Beautiful.
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  1596. Thank you, John. Very nice of you indeed.
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  1597. Thank you, Dave, for sharing this. It meant a lot to me. Touched me, it did.
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  1598. Dear Joel, thank you for the comment. And I am sorry for your loss.
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  1599. I made them.
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  1600. Glad you liked it!
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  1601. So glad to hear that, Holly!
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  1602. Dear friend, thank you. This touched me deeply.
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  1603. Francisco Comelli Thank you!
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  1604. I will. And I will make another effort to find the old sacrificial site nearby that manor.
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  1605. Yes, it's great to talk about the Viking Age. The kids love trying on the helmet!
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  1606. Thank you, Ed. Yes, that is the Wolf King chain. It was a gift from Grimfrost.
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  1607. It could, absolutely. It can be opened in both ends.
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  1608. theblissfullone Thanks for joining me!
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  1609. Let us just hope for the best! And I am very glad to hear that these videos have been of positive influence!
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  1610. Thank you!
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  1611. Thank you. That is something i do not take lightly. I will try my best to be a good role model, then! I have kids that age myself, by the way.
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  1612. Next time!
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  1613. Thanks! Skål! And thanks for those very kind words.
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  1614. Thank you, my friend. Thanks for all your comments and for being a supporter of this channel.
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  1615. Thank you. That is good to know!
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  1616. Thank you!
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  1617. I haven't, but my father has and he is almost completely Norse, with some from the British islands mixed in there. I remember you told me that, by the way!
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  1618. Thanks!
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  1619. Thanks, Daniel!
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  1620. Yes, it's the Ahma Puukko from The Bushcraft Store. I have the prototype, but the one they are now selling is almost identical.
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  1621. Thank you, Lee.
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  1622. Thank you, Cameron. I know, we have talked about this before. I am very happy to have contributed, but never forget it is you yourself who is doing all the work. It says a lot about a man's strength.
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  1623. Thank you!
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  1624. Thanks a lot! All the way from Albania! That is awesome!
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  1625. Thanks, Kevin.
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  1626. Thank you for your kind words!
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  1627. Takk!
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  1628. Thanks!
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  1629. Thanks, Steve! I have, yes. So have you!
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  1630. That is wonderful. Thanks for supporting this channel!
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  1631. Thank you, my friend!
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  1632. Exactly.
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  1633. Only last time I looked in the mirror, haha!
    2
  1634. Thanks a lot!
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  1635. Yes, my comment would be that that's tyranny and against human rights. And I am sorry that your great country, that I have visited many times, have such awful "leaders".
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  1636. I'm waiting too! Hope it won't take too long now.
    2
  1637. They probably preferred flint and steel.
    2
  1638. You're welcome!
    2
  1639. You're welcome!
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  1640. Haha, maybe so, but I'd rather not be naked on tv and I'm not very fearful, so I wouldn't fit that concept very well.
    2
  1641. I don't know, I'd get hungry, I guess!
    2
  1642. Yes, it am a long time fan of that channel.
    2
  1643. Haha, then let's hope everything works out fine with the ember and everything.
    2
  1644. It's great fun! Maybe not an essential survival skill in many real life situations, but still, it is good to know how to do this.
    2
  1645. I am looking forward to when we can have campfires again. That's from 15th September.
    2
  1646. Haha, they cameraman is doing his best!
    2
  1647. Thanks!
    2
  1648. Yes, absolutely. Good idea.
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  1649. sarah anderson Thanks, Sarah. Yes, it's wonderful up in the Old Forest.
    2
  1650. zeroa6 Thank you! Good to see you here as well!
    2
  1651. Zachary Hultgren Your father is right, it’s an Australian waxed canvas coat,
    2
  1652. Thank you!
    2
  1653. That is true. But I have one now! It's a great piece of kit.
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  1654. Linus Thunderhorse Oh, that's horrible. Now I won't ever be able to sleep under there...
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  1655. Nama Farm Thank you, those are kind words. I hope to post more videos like this one, going out tomorrow to film the next one. Regards, Bjørn.
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  1656. Hi Margo. Thanks! And good to see your perfect Norwegian as well!
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  1657. Thank you so much for those words. And I am glad to hear that.
    2
  1658. Thanks, and skål!
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  1659. Obviously not.
    2
  1660. Thank you, my friend.
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  1661. I'll do what I can to make that happen.
    2
  1662. And thank you, Lori!
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  1663. Prime Genesis, I didn’t think of it that way. But you’re absolutely right.
    2
  1664. Thank you, Wade. I loved your video about this, by the way. And you’re a much better cook than I am!
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  1665. Native Tearz The bacon was delicious. And thanks a lot for your comment. Yes, I will ask the school about this.
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  1666. rorythemixmaster, that is wonderful. Best of luck with your arrows!
    2
  1667. Thank you! I’ve been cooked for my whole life. That’s the politically incorrect truth, I’m afraid!
    2
  1668. Good idea!
    2
  1669. Thank you, Jeff.
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  1670. Considering the massive amount of wanna-be bow hunters out there, I think it's a good thing it's illegal.
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  1671. It's great fun as well. Btw, just subscribed to your channel!
    2
  1672. What do you mean?
    2
  1673. Well said, my friend.
    2
  1674. I was thinking you want to be that on live streams, so I will activate it when I see you.
    2
  1675. It depends. The Norse were based around small farming communities. but you also had those who were travelling from place to place, spending the winter in different locations etc. Some of the Vikings certainly did that.
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  1676. There is a link to my gear list in the video description.
    2
  1677. Thanks Rick! Greetings from Norway.
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  1678. Yes. Very rarely will I now have a normal conversation with anyone. But to them, this is normal.
    2
  1679. Thanks. I have a link to my gear in the video description.
    2
  1680. Yes, she is doing well. Thank you for remembering that. And thank you for your kind words.
    2
  1681. theblissfullone Thank you! Yes, that tree is ancient and has been allowed to grow into an impressive size.
    2
  1682. Jamie Keddie I love Scotland. I will go back soon, for the 6th time. Might even go wild camping there this time! I hope you had a wonderful time out.
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  1683. Joey Kistemaker Thank you. Yes, I hope he does, and you too!
    2
  1684. garth t Thank you, Garth! Glad to have you joining me!
    2
  1685. Carlos Almeida Thank you!
    2
  1686. I absolutely agree.
    2
  1687. Thanks a lot. Alaska must be different, yes. I have always wanted to go there.
    2
  1688. Chris Bardarsonn Thanks! And it shouldn't be long before the first sailing videos now.
    2
  1689. Thank you. Yes, I think so too.
    2
  1690. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival Thank you, but I'm not yet at 2000. I was just announcing the giveaways. But yes, I will keep it going. Channels like yours helps to keep me inspired!
    2
  1691. Kajalunden i Østfold.
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  1692. Vi Thor Thanks! The music is made by a friend of mine (credited at the end).
    2
  1693. I know, it's a very fortunate situation I have here. If possible, maybe you could move somewhere rural?
    2
  1694. God jul!
    2
  1695. Thank you!
    2
  1696. That is a very good observation. While it looks so alive inside of the village, the surroundings are bleak and a bit sad.
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  1697. It is commonly believed that it means a weak and small person, actually. We have the same word in Norwegian today.
    2
  1698. Thank you, and god jul!
    2
  1699. Thank you for those very kind words!
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  1700. Cheers! I have distant relatives in Australia, actually.
    2
  1701. It's difficult to film during the festival as it gets so crowded with people... Your observervation about history is absolutely correct!
    2
  1702. I am hoping my agent will land a book deal with an English language publisher soon!
    2
  1703. So am I, Stephanie!
    2
  1704. Greetings!
    2
  1705. They do that sometimes. I am sorry they did it to you as well. Welcome aboard - again!
    2
  1706. Wonderful! Glad to hear that.
    2
  1707. Thank you!
    2
  1708. Thank you!
    2
  1709. We got snow today, but then rain again!
    2
  1710. Thank you, Wade! You’re right about that!
    2
  1711. Prime Genesis, give me a time machine and I’ll bring my saw. And insect repellant!
    2
  1712. Thank you, Marta.
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  1713. Dear Steve, I think you should give it a try. I just uploaded part 2, by the way.
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  1714. logya Thank you. And I’m glad you noticed!
    2
  1715. Thank you!
    2
  1716. And a collection of Viking era weapons.
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  1717. Михаил Йотов Thank you!
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  1718. Cimbrer Bushcraft I think you should! I’d be excited to watch your knife story.
    2
  1719. Viking Shaman Takk!
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  1720. SSR_bushcraft Thanks! Glad you like my knives!
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  1721. Sören Hahn I absolutely agree. Also it’s the ethical aspect.
    2
  1722. Awesome, Robert. They are good ones.
    2
  1723. Thanks, Helena. Yes, and the funny thing is that this little valley was undiscovered by me until a few months ago!
    2
  1724. Thank you!
    2
  1725. Thanks. And thanks also for noticing my hat, which in this video I found very funny.
    2
  1726. I think you should do what you would do if there was nobody putting pressure on you. Taking it or not should be entirely your decision.
    2
  1727. I wrote a few words about this on Patreon just today.
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  1728. I usually find that too warm for the summer, but it will be back in a few weeks.
    2
  1729. Thank you!
    2
  1730. Thank you, Izzy.
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  1731. Perfect! I hope it can be done. No reason that a bushcraft backpack should be heavy, or that a lightweight backpack should be made in flashy colors!
    2
  1732. Михаил Йотов This is the southeastern part, very close to the sea. Glad you liked it!
    2
  1733. Thanks a lot!
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  1734. Thank you, glad you liked it. Yes, I believe he will!
    2
  1735. Thank you!
    2
  1736. Thank you, Ryne. I am very glad to hear that.
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  1737. You're very lucky to live there! It is the small shop down the shopping street that sells Fjallraven and other camping stuff. Glad you liked the video!
    2
  1738. Yes, I absolutely agree, Richard!
    2
  1739. Thank you, Kathleen!
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  1740. Thank you, Karen! Glad to have you along with us!
    2
  1741. Thank you so much for that!
    2
  1742. We all know it’s banana shaped!
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  1743. Thank you, my friend!
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  1744. Michael Kimmer It was 9 kgs with everything included.
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  1745. Christine Loz I know, it’s horrible.
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  1746. Cameron Frye I will try!
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  1747. tslmiami Thanks! Mats loves his old boots, though! They’ve served him very well, I believe!
    2
  1748. Thank you, Adeline!
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  1749. a. corelli No, that would never happen.
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  1750. Scott Jenks Yes, it is. It also adds weight! Thanks for commenting on that. Not many seem to think about it at all.
    2
  1751. Thanks!
    2
  1752. Thank you, Ryan!
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  1753. SlackVariable Sorry to hear that!
    2
  1754. Thanks! You will find a link in the video description.
    2
  1755. Thanks!
    2
  1756. Thank you. If you look closely, you can see the reflective blanket she used between the shots in the background.
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  1757. You’re welcome 😊
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  1758. Haha, thank you for the suggestion 😆
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  1759. I am so glad to hear that! Well done, my friend!
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  1760. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  1761. Thank you. That is very kind of you to say.
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  1762. Thank you very much!
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  1763. Awesome! Thank you!
    2
  1764. Thank you so much for saying that.
    2
  1765. Thank you, Josh.
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  1766. I like your irony.
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  1767. I agree. They should not wait.
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  1768. Thank you! I notice there are many "experts" in the comments. But that is always the case. The fools are so certain of how things are.
    2
  1769. Thank you, Mike.
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  1770. He's just a cranky old man now.
    2
  1771. Stay safe, Stan!
    2
  1772. This comment will not age well.
    2
  1773. Yes, it is beautiful up there.
    2
  1774. Thank you, Daniel. I support that, building things with your own hands is absolutely a "place of peace".
    2
  1775. Again! Thumbs up!
    2
  1776. Thanks, Bruce. About your question, I have not covered it, but many have asked. Thanks for reminding me.
    2
  1777. I hope you get a chance to get out in nature soon!
    2
  1778. Oh, that sounds like paradise to me.
    2
  1779. Nothing beats being out on water!
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  1780. That would five me goosebumps. I have a video where I enter a dolmen in the Channel Islands, by the way.
    2
  1781. Thanks!
    2
  1782. Thank you so much, Patricia!
    2
  1783. That is quite remarkable and impressive.
    2
  1784. Thank you, Kane. Great to have you here. And thank you for the very motivating comment too!
    2
  1785. Mark Wilson Thanks a lot, Mark!
    2
  1786. Thank you again! Yes, the view is great up there by the grave mound. They must have thought about that, the ancient ones...
    2
  1787. Thank you for that as well. It is much appreciated.
    2
  1788. Thank you!
    2
  1789. Good morning!
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  1790. Haven’t seen it yet.
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  1791. Thanks a lot!
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  1792. Thanks, that’s great! Hope you liked this one.
    2
  1793. Congrats, buddy. You're the first troll I've seen in this new year.
    2
  1794. You're welcome!
    2
  1795. Thanks for the idea!
    2
  1796. Go away, Lego man.
    2
  1797. Thank you, Shane. Well said.
    2
  1798. Thank you, Tamara. Stay strong.
    2
  1799. Videos. (In Norwegian accent.)
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  1800. No.
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  1801. Thanks so much
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  1802. It did not get deleted. Thanks for commenting. Stay strong!
    2
  1803. It would stir up a lot of negative response, I guess. Everybody wants to believe their god is the only god. I talk about Odin from time to time and it is interesting to see the lack of tolerance some people will show.
    2
  1804. Well, they also deleted about 500 subscribers after I uploaded this video.
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  1805. Not really. Look more into it.
    2
  1806. If that would ever happen, I would order the food to be delivered. If I couldn't do that, I also have other ways to get food...
    2
  1807. Then it’s time to go for a walk!
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  1808. Yes, I think you should.
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  1809. Not yet!
    2
  1810. I think you should!
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  1811. I might do in a future video!
    2
  1812. Thanks!
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  1813. Thanks!
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  1814. Hi there! It is illegal here in Norway.
    2
  1815. Thank you!
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  1816. Thank you too!
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  1817. Very wise. Also good novels are essential, I would say.
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  1818. You are very welcome.
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  1819. I don't know what they did, but I'm sure it would.
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  1820. I have sailed through similar, but much smaller, areas in the Atlantic.
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  1821. Thank you!
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  1822. Yes, I have noticed...
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  1823. Thank you!
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  1824. The part about the world ending in 12 years has been stated by some politicians. The part about the boat is based on news articles. The part about the way racing yachts polluting the oceans is based on 40 years of sailing the North Sea, working with fibre glass, epoxy and antifouling, as well as looking into the manufacturing of racing sails. If it was a monohull and not a catamaran, I am sorry that I was informed. My arguments are still sound.
    2
  1825. I am not very good at metals when it comes to axes. I need to look more closely into that, I guess!
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  1826. I know you would!
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  1827. I haven't used mine for long, it is almost brand new. I am looking forward to using it in my future trips out into the woods!
    2
  1828. Thank you, and likewise! I am not sure what a long bladed axe is, though... Or did you mean a long bladed knife?
    2
  1829. Hi Alice! I am not en expert on tomahawks, I only know how they were first made and how they were used in the very early days. But hatchets are not for fighting, of course. They are for processing wood.
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  1830. I don’t know for sure. It’s very old.
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  1831. I actually agree, a good saw is more effective. You can get most things done with a good folding saw and a knife. But there is something very special about a good axe.
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  1832. I think you'll like it! It is not ideal for processing firewood, though. But it's a sort of a must-have tomahawk.
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  1833. Thank you. I think those two are very good options.
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  1834. Yes, it’s twine.
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  1835. Hi Rodney. I think they are very good.
    2
  1836. Hi Jason. My literary agent is now working on finding the right publisher for the English language market and they will hopefully land a book deal for the English translation of my latest novel in a few weeks or months.
    2
  1837. I agree with the above. Cold Steel tomahawks is not super quality, but you can do a lot to modify them.
    2
  1838. Hi there! I know many like the Hultafors Mini.
    2
  1839. Thank you! That is very nice of you to say.
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  1840. Sorry to hear about that! I hope you're healed now. Glad you found the video helpful!
    2
  1841. They are expensive, yes. The Hultafors are very good, but designed a bit differently. I also like the fact that you get a totally handmade ax from Hultafors, with the makers mark on them. You're buying a part of that craft, helping it stay alive, I guess.
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  1842. Don’t worry, it’s a dead tree.
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  1843. Thank you, Steve. Here it is! Yes, I suspected you'd say that, haha. It is great, that axe.
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  1844. +Kyle Woods I can envision that, haha.
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  1845. Yes, I do.
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  1846. I bough mine in Cornwall!
    2
  1847. Thanks, Wade!
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  1848. Awesome, and thanks a lot!
    2
  1849. Haha, that was just my attempt of portraying the stereotypical American as Norwegians see it. There is nothing wrong with being a cowboy, of course.
    2
  1850. Hi Matty. Yes, it was a bit unusual. But many seem to like it. A bushcraft overnighter is coming up!
    2
  1851. Glad you liked it, Eryc.
    2
  1852. That is good to know, and thank you for that!
    2
  1853. Glad you liked it!
    2
  1854. I live in the south, and we nearly don't have winters anymore here...
    2
  1855. Thanks, David!
    2
  1856. Thanks, my friend. Yes, I suppose it is a milestone!
    2
  1857. I think it will be somewhat like that, yes.
    2
  1858. That is a very kind comparison indeed!
    2
  1859. James Gilstrap, I know! 😁
    2
  1860. The KG, thanks a lot.
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  1861. Thank you! About sharpening, it’s like meditation to me. I do it in the sofa while the rest of the family is watching tv, normally. Maybe I should do a video about it.
    2
  1862. I just write every day. It’s something I have to do.
    2
  1863. Thank you, Zed. I’m being inspired by your fantastic woodworking videos!
    2
  1864. Backlakes Bushcraft & Outdoors Thank you!
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  1865. Thank you! Yes, it seems to be the favourite of many bushcrafters.
    2
  1866. Thank you!
    2
  1867. I agree, it's the most effective saw I have. And the cheapest too, since I only paid for the blade and an oak board. I think it is too heavy, though, but saying that I should also mention that I have to carry my camera equipment as well, so I have to be weight conscious.
    2
  1868. Thank you, mr Giero!
    2
  1869. Thank you, Johan!
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  1870. Hi Tobias! Sorry for the very late reply, but yes, I think you were. Thanks!
    2
  1871. I am older than you and I had several vaccines as a child. Nobody every said I had to have them to attend school. That is one of some very important differences.
    2
  1872. Very well said, my friend.
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  1873. Just wait and see.
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  1874. Glad to hear that!
    2
  1875. Thanks, Liam! Cheers from Østfold, Norway.
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  1876. Yes, Simon. Since this chip, unlike the others, was not taken apart, we can tell how they joined the boards. It is truly fascinating.
    2
  1877. Thank you, Crystal. And for your kind comments too. The challenge with live streams seems to be that some people might type in words that might get my channel in trouble. I will be faster at blocking those people the next time.
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  1878. Jeg synes også at de burde gjort noe mer rundt stedet der de fant det.
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  1879. Ja, jeg syntes det var på tide å gjøre noe ut av dette temaet.
    2
  1880. Thank you!
    2
  1881. Thank you, John. And, I sent you an email.
    2
  1882. That would be nice!
    2
  1883. That sound like an adventure! I think at least in my area, you would want to see the stone circles out in the woods and maybe even the place in this video.
    2
  1884. Thank you!
    2
  1885. And I'm sure you'll like it here.
    2
  1886. Thank you! I will have more of these videos in the future.
    2
  1887. Yes, I have heard rumours that they have some issues concerning this in Sweden. But I have also spoken to researchers who seem to just go along with their work as usual. You should come and visit the museums, absolutely! Thanks!
    2
  1888. Yes, I know, Steven. It is a special feeling. It helps you connect to your past, but also to yourself.
    2
  1889. Hi Jan! My literary agents are working on it, so hopefully it won't take too long to get them in both English and French.
    2
  1890. Thank you, James!
    2
  1891. Coming up. Even though most people don't watch them.
    2
  1892. Working!
    2
  1893. Thank you!
    2
  1894. Well, there will be no masks here, I can guarantee that.
    2
  1895. Thanks a lot, Malcolm, and welcome to my channel!
    2
  1896. Thank you, Madeleine. The man cave thing was just a bit of a joke. And yes, I find myself spending time in that cabin a lot now.
    2
  1897. Thank you, Hannah.
    2
  1898. It is very difficult to make a video about that on this platform, because of censorship.
    2
  1899. Thanks a lot!
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  1900. +Kyle Woods Thanks a lot! Yes, this is my job and I often read from my books, but this was special. From where I was reading, I could look out the window behind the audience and see the fjord and the islands that appear in the book. I will absolutely do my best to have them translated - I am waiting for a reply from an agent right now, actually.
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  1901. Alicen Doll Thank you, Alicen!
    2
  1902. Now that's a good t-shirt slogan.
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  1903. Oh yes, it has all the trademarks of that what you and I are both thinking about.
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  1904. Exactly. Thanks for pointing that out.
    2
  1905. Glad you liked it, Joani.
    2
  1906. You will find my videos on my website, no matter which video hosting platforms I use.
    2
  1907. I know. It is heartbreaking.
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  1908. Thanks a lot for noticing and I am glad you liked it.
    2
  1909. I can't remember the name of the one I got. It's a cheap one with almost no functions. I call it a dumbphone, but it really is the smart option.
    2
  1910. I know. I have lost more than a thousand subscribers during the last few days...
    2
  1911. If you go to Virtus Knives, you will find it there. It is a collaboration between myself and the knifemaker.
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  1912. They can only take it if they know where it is.
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  1913. That is ironic and I guess I should have expected it.
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  1914. Thank you for your comment and insight. I hope you get better soon.
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  1915. Thanks!
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  1916. Thanks a lot!
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  1917. I do understand, yes. I can sense that urge myself when I'm out with my bow. I don't hunt, though. Bowhunting is illegal in Norway.
    2
  1918. Thank you, Andrew. I hope at least some of my words have some wisdom in them!
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  1919. Dear John, bowhunting is illegal in Norway.
    2
  1920. Thanks, Jeff! Ah, the battoning debate! I'll get my popcorn.
    2
  1921. Thank you for noticing, my friend!
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  1922. And I would love to travel to Pennsylvania one day. You're more Scandinavian than many Scandinavians, actually!
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  1923. It's always exciting with new knives, so I need time to decide which one I prefer.
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  1924. Absolutely. It is very solid.
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  1925. It is easy to fall in love with this knife. And as mentioned below, I like the curly birch and it's sort of part of my Scandinavian knife tradition.
    2
  1926. That's a lot of snow! I'm sort of happy the snow is melting...
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  1927. It absolutely is.
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  1928. I think it looks good, but I haven't tried it myself.
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  1929. Awesome!
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  1930. Glad for your input. Also, you know the Sami knifes have a large brass fitting in front of the handle ... And it's cold up there!
    2
  1931. Yes, and that's a very good point!
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  1932. Very good point, my friend.
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  1933. Hi Debbie. Viking means "a person from a fjord", quite simply.
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  1934. I have heard that explanation as well. The devils sent by God to punish the Christians for their sins etc.
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  1935. Well, I have tried that a bit and it doesn't work well, neither out in the woods or drawing the sword. Also. having a sword was not common at all.
    2
  1936. Thank you, Christian.
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  1937. Don't be sorry, glad you shared with us, my friend!
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  1938. Dear Matty, thanks again for a great comment. It seems many have something to say about this, and that is a good thing! We can only "guesstimate" how it was back then, and personally I feel I know less the more I study...
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  1939. We did first and foremost come to trade and settle, I would argue. Many fled from Scancinavia to escape enemies as well.
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  1940. I do know that the blots were kept long after Norway was unified under the second Olaf, but I don't think anyone knows for how long. Odin appears in a stave church (can't remember the site now), but we don't know if he's depicted as a demon or a holy person...
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  1941. It is true that DNA from North America has been traced among Icelandic people and that I have read it is likely from a very long time ago.
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  1942. Thank you, Elmer. I will keep you up to date on any development concerning English editions of my novels.
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  1943. Thanks, Damian. Odin-like, I don't know that, but it's very nice of you to say that! And yes, life was hard, I would say up until very recently.
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  1944. I want those myths to be true, in a way, haha. But they're not.
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  1945. I am guilty there as well, as you know, haha.
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  1946. You are absolutely correct, MrMhtmht. Take a 75 kgs powerlifter from a clean federation and add a bit of extra cardio for a while, and you're probably getting close. I cringe whenever I see those "strongmen" on steroids calling themselves Vikings. In reality their natural production of male tes tosterone is almost non existent and they would get into serious trouble if they were taking into a survival situation.
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  1947. Hi Andrew, that's just an old cargo jacket or something.
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  1948. Hi there. This is not a Christian channel, so please leave those discussions for other occasions.
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  1949. I have also had that reaction. People will now mock you for trying to tell them about screen addiction.
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  1950. Thank you, my friend, and the same to you, as always.
    2
  1951. Thanks, Adian. I guess we are all students in this life, trying to navigate the best we can.
    2
  1952. Hi there. I think you must have meant to write this comment on another channel, my friend.
    2
  1953. Thank you, and I know that you know what you’re talking about!
    2
  1954. Thank you, Casper!
    2
  1955. Thanks for the comment! The Norse are actually the first nation of Norway, as they were here before the Sami. Thet then coexisted for a long time.
    2
  1956. Thank you so much, David!
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  1957. Oh, I’ve seen the ads for that show! I hope they pick you and it they do, it would be great to meet. Also, thank you for your kind words!
    2
  1958. Thank you, Greg. It’s really picking up now, so yes, this might take not so long.
    2
  1959. Thank you!
    2
  1960. Thank you, Lynn!
    2
  1961. It will be a random draw among the participants, of course.
    2
  1962. Thank you, Clint! That must have been the Woodcraft Hamster channel? Thank you so much for subscribing!
    2
  1963. Yes, it absolutely is. Now Youtube will often prioritize videos with lots of comments like this one, which again means lots more subscribers. Soon another 100 after I published this video!
    2
  1964. It’s really picking up now.
    2
  1965. Thank you, Joshua. I really appreciate that!
    2
  1966. +Cinnamon Barnes Alaska... That is like bushcraft heaven!
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  1967. zeroa6 Thank you for your kind words!
    2
  1968. Thanks for commenting! I will have more videos like this up in a month or so.
    2
  1969. +Willy's Adventures Thanks a lot!
    2
  1970. You know me, I always forget something!
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  1971. Yes, they are much easier to use if they are bigger, of course. It gets a bit fiddly with this one.
    2
  1972. Thanks, Jeff.
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  1973. Ah, enjoy your stay here in Norway!
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  1974. Thank you, David. It helps with a bit of spruce pitch on the bark.
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  1975. The woods are for everyone. I am sure you can find a way to get out there! I'll keep you in mind, my friend.
    2
  1976. That is the truth!
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  1977. I have, but that is many years ago now. I never had any instruction building that iglo, as Christopher below, so it was probably not very good... I wouldn't try to teach people that. But these seat/bunk type of shelters are fairly quick and easy. However, you will not be able to make them somwhere completely flat.
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  1978. That is absolutely correct, David.
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  1979. Thank you!
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  1980. Sorry about that!
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  1981. Oh, that is a really snowy place. The Norwegians who emigrated followed to snow and settled there, those crazy people...
    2
  1982. Michael Skelly Thank you for saying that, Michael! Ray Mears is of course a lot more skilled than me, but Norwegian tv needs an outdoors show like that. We don’t have anything like that here at all.
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  1983. Hi there, Gregor! I got your link. Tattoos are not really my thing, though. Do you have to travel far inland to get to the snow on the west coast? I imagine it is warm there all year round? Or am I wrong?
    2
  1984. Thanks a lot, and I'm glad to have you here! I will try to upload twice a week from now on, so there should be another video up this weekend. Cheers from Norway!
    2
  1985. Thank you, Jesú. As I mentioned above, I think morale and the mental aspect is often forgotten and rarely talked about. But it is what makes the difference between despair and survival.
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  1986. Thanks a lot. By the way, I just got your channel t-shirt in the mail. It looks great.
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  1987. Skål!
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  1988. Thank you, Bryan!
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  1989. I didn't know that!
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  1990. Thanks, Kane.
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  1991. Thank you!
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  1992. H.J. Indy Nuding I don’t think so? But thanks for the comment!
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  1993. I am honoured to hear that and I will try to do my best. I am only a guy walking around in the forest, after all! However, the connection is strong and can not be denied, and it should not be denied. It's a brotherhood.
    2
  1994. Thank you, Steve.
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  1995. Bruder K I am glad to hear that.
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  1996. Thank you!
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  1997. Thank you, Pedro. It is awesome to get a comment all the way from Brazil. It just shows this is a global movement.
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  1998. Prime Genesis Thank you for saying that.
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  1999. MrTatts64 That was mead.
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  2000. Yes, I hope this was an appropriate way to answer.
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  2001. Glad you like it! Sorry I couldn't get the videos themselves into my editor.
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  2002. Thank you, I am a bit frustrated I was not able to get the videos to load into the editor, but I will look more into that.
    2
  2003. Thank you. It would be truly awesome to see trail cam footage from your area!
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  2004. I can't really explain what happened, but I will get some advice concerning that camera. I got very annoyed! And it wasn't cheap, either!
    2
  2005. Thank you, and for the advice as well!
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  2006. Dear Ron, that is very nice of you. I can understand you miss the wildlife in Alaska! I have never been there, but it is very high on my list of places I have to visit.
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  2007. Thank you, Mark. They absolutely are! Kind regards, Bjørn
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  2008. I think it is a different species, a fallow buck. They are actually quite rare.
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  2009. I really like them too. They come very close to our house as well!
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  2010. Good advice. And I will! Thank you, by the way!
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  2011. You’re welcome!
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  2012. Matty Claxton, thanks a lot for your input, my friend.
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  2013. Mikey Cleveland Yes, I’ve heard so!
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  2014. Welcome, Samuel! And thank you!
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  2015. Spirit Forest, yes, I see horse owners use boots of this kind a lot.
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  2016. Al Mollitor, it’s sadly a huge problem in the lowland.
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  2017. Steve Fitch Thanks, my friend!
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  2018. Michael Ryan, I think that is what is happening here as well.
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  2019. Thanks! And yes, quite normal for a wooden boat.
    2
  2020. Thanks, likewise!
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  2021. Haha, yes, that is true. Here we say that sailing is like standing in a cold shower tearing up money. Good to have another mariner here, by the way!
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  2022. KFORVET Thank you, good to know. The most important rule I have is to always be honest and real. (I will test the boiling time.)
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  2023. John Hertzog That's a very good idea. Thank you!
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  2024. sonicbooom2002 Thanks! The giveaway video will be up in a few days.
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  2025. theblissfullone Getting close! Old Norse... I'll look more into that.
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  2026. theblissfullone Thanks! Looking forward to that!
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  2027. It's great, it only takes seconds to assemble the medium and large ones.
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  2028. Takk! Det siger på, ja. Snart 20.000, håper jeg!
    2
  2029. Thank you, Danny, for subscribing! More giveaways are coming up. I hope you'll enjoy the videos!
    2
  2030. Well, my time is very limited at the moment, so I am more or less just hoping someone will get in touch.
    2
  2031. Yes, Sandy is very skilled. I think he might be very busy too!
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  2032. Greg Loesche Yes, I think if only the handle is tweaked a bit, it will be a very versatile bushcraft knife.
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  2033. John Emmons Could you send me an email? Under my banner on the channel page, you will find a link to my blog. From that blog you can email me.
    2
  2034. I have a knifemaker working on this now, but thanks anyway!
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  2035. Thank you. And yes, I will!
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  2036. Thank you. That is an awesome hobby you've got! Btw, if I haven't mentioned it before, I have relatives in your part of the world. They are descendants of a great-great grand uncle who was sent to Tasmania as a convict.
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  2037. Very tempting, but probably very illegal, haha.
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  2038. Thanks, glad you liked it. This is awesome and I can't wait to get out there again.
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  2039. Yes, this is birthday and Christmas Eve all in one.
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  2040. I think it will...
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  2041. About king Jell, he is the one in the mound and not the one in the ship. But who he was, we don't know. It is extremely fascinating. And a very good name.
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  2042. Thanks! I think having the national tv team with me made it legal to fly the drone or something like that.
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  2043. Absolutely. And this one could be huge.
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  2044. That is an idea. I'm in!
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  2045. I will do my best to keep you up to date on this.
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  2046. It certainly is!
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  2047. I agree!
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  2048. I will keep an eye on this for sure.
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  2049. Awesome, I didn't know that about the mast. I will be talking to the researchers about that, the sea level and many other things.
    2
  2050. That is awesome, to live that close to that site. But now I have a site near me as well, I feel very lucky.
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  2051. Thanks a lot! My son named it Dele after that soccer player. Dele the Drone.
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  2052. Glad you enjoyed it.
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  2053. Glad you enjoyed it.
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  2054. Thank you.
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  2055. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2056. Thanks again!
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  2057. Thank you, and skål!
    2
  2058. Hello again, Kyle. Yes, I like to think we're improving bit by bit. Now our sleeping arrangements is next on the list, as well as, if we can find the time for it, a wool tent.
    2
  2059. Thank you, Casper!
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  2060. Liam & the wild child Thank you, Liam. I broke my back in a car accident, so that’s why I try to bring a good sleeping pad even to Viking camps.
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  2061. Thank you, Wayne. Viking cooking is absolutely something I have in my notes here.
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  2062. Glad you liked it!
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  2063. Joe Deer Runner Thank you!
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  2064. We have to use these bowls, as the museum people aren't so happy about us buring holes in their lawn, haha. And about modern items, I have never seen a Viking tent without them. I mean, even if you use boards that has been cut and not split, it is historically incorrect. So we just have to do our best, I guess!
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  2065. Thank you, Alfred, for your comment. Maybe the owners of the horses will get more «Viking» like gear for them. We don’t stress that, the welfare of the animals must come first.
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  2066. Mark Cash I think any thin rawhide will work. I’ve seen it made from pig’s bladder as well.
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  2067. Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
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  2068. I work with them, not for them.
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  2069. Thank you! And yes, I tend to be the optimistic type.
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  2070. Ah, I guess it did...
    2
  2071. And I am sorry you were bullied!
    2
  2072. Thank you, Steve. Yes, the internet certainly has made many bullies very "brave".
    2
  2073. Lisa Badger Absolutely!
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  2074. I absolutely agree. And, strong people tend to be people who try to make a difference, which again makes them very visible to those who feel they have to be negative about other people.
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  2075. Ed Reese Thank you, Ed. By the way, I promise the next one will be longer.
    2
  2076. Yes, I absolutely agree. My summer clothes even more.
    2
  2077. Yes, it's horrible, actually.
    2
  2078. Thank you, Lauryn. I have always wanted to travel to Florida. But yes, I guess it would be very warm there... I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay in Sweden next year.
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  2079. I think we are, yes! I had to look up that place, by the way. It's on my "have to go there"-list now.
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  2080. Takk for det! Buen er ikke helt ferdig, men jeg er så langt veldig fornøyd.
    2
  2081. You're welcome. Thanks a lot for your comments!
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  2082. Thank you, Jerome! I've been to Australia, actually. I really liked it there.
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  2083. mario cricelli Both those can be used. Cherry is excellent, I've read.
    2
  2084. Thank you, Stan.
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  2085. Yes, as certain as we can be. Also the climate is more humid out here by the North Sea.
    2
  2086. Thank you! More videos are coming!
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  2087. +Tristan Ponader This is Norwegian ash.
    2
  2088. Thanks! Best of luck with your spoon carving!
    2
  2089. Thanks! Concerning the translation, they were not named after those words, haha. It's just almost the same word.
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  2090. Tumbleweed66 It’s a Schrade Oldtimer.
    2
  2091. Blacksmithing is great. Wish I had time and room for a forge.
    2
  2092. Kara, I have oiled it many times, but I will try with the wax now. Thanks for the advice!
    2
  2093. I hope for spring and I want it now... Thanks for your kind words about my kuksa!
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  2094. No, they seem to prefer to do that on their own territory.
    2
  2095. There will always be limitations on what I can include in a video because of the time frame of these videos.
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  2096. Thanks a lot for that comment. I work a lot, you see. Long days.
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  2097. Excactly. That is well said.
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  2098. Thank you, Liz!
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  2099. Yes, it is very accessible.
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  2100. Thank you, Janet.
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  2101.  @Folma7  I actually think that's an even bigger threat.
    2
  2102. Yes, it would be crazy to go bushcrafting in the case of nuclear fallout, obviously. But it is a good skillset to have in the much more likely event of a grid down. That happens every year, normally during winter, and for several days in some remote areas.
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  2103. Thanks, David! Wise words as always.
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  2104. I think you're right on point here. People have learnt their lesson. I certainly have. And we were actually prepared, or so we thought. I underestimated the family's need for sweet foods, haha.
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  2105. I think the best option is to just get those pills. I wouldn't know how to get that dosage in one go from any other source.
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  2106. Awesome! And thanks a lot.
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  2107. Yes, we finally got our wifi connection back.
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  2108. Thanks for letting us know!
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  2109. I really hope not. At the moment I think the submarines with the nuclear power are a larger threath, but I am not an expert.
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  2110. Speak for yourself.
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  2111. Eight languages as of now, but not yet in English.
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  2112. If you go to the video description, you will find a link to my website where you will see a list of the languages my novels are available in. Not yet in English, but there is a petition you can sign to help that happen.
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  2113. It was a good one!
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  2114. That's awesome!
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  2115. There is on Youtube, but more importantly, I wouldn't like anyone filming my kids. So that's why I don't.
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  2116. Awesome. And it isn't hard to do either.
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  2117. Solis Outdoors If I did not point that out in the video, I should have...
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  2118. Solis Outdoors No need, as this container is not very tightly closed
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  2119. joakim oskarsson Perfect!
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  2120. Thank you, Christopher! That sounds like a fun challenge!
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  2121. It really is simple, absolutely. But very useful to have when out in the woods!
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  2122. Thanks!
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  2123. Rich Stone I wasn't referring to it as something they would have used, I think it is a plant that hasn't been here in Scsndinsvia very long. How long I don't know - I guess I have to find out!
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  2124. Thanks, Tony.
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  2125. No, not really. I only track for photography and I don't want to put any of that footage here because I fear it might make the local hunters go out and kill off the last remaining wildlife we have here.
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  2126. Thanks! That sound like a beautiful axe!
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  2127. Thanks, Wade. I think that if you learn Norwegian, you will understand both Swedish and Danish.
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  2128. Thanks, Kara. And thanks to the nice people here who have created such a friendly environment!
    2
  2129. Yes, it's The Bushcraft Store. They have their own line of cooking equipment now.
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  2130. Thank you, my friend! Yes, it is weird to me as well. Axe throwing video it is, then!
    2
  2131. Thanks, Jeff. I'll take that as a compliment!
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  2132. Thanks! And skål!
    2
  2133. Thanks, Jamie. Very useful advice!
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  2134. I will have to, absolutely.
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  2135. Hi Chris, I need my agent to land a book deal for the English speaking market first of all. You could always give some publisher a nudge if you like.
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  2136. Good idea. I will consider it, absolutely. It might be different from what most people imagine, though.
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  2137. Not at all! The double edge meant you could work for longer before sharpening it.
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  2138. Thank you, that's a great compliment. I hope you have a wonderful trip!
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  2139. Thank you, Jeff.
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  2140. Thanks, Steve!
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  2141. Awesome again!
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  2142. Glad you like the video, Cherié. I think you should give axe throwing a try!
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  2143. Ok, message received, haha!
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  2144. I am very glad to hear that!
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  2145. This whole kit is made from stainless steel, actually. I don't like to use other metals if I can avoid it. Yes, I have to make a target for that axe.
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  2146. Dear Tom, thanks a lot. And welcome!
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  2147. Thank you, Lee. I need my agent to land a book deal for me in the English speaking market first. Fingers crossed!
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  2148. Thanks, Matty! I have heard several explanations for the double edged axes, but it seems very likely that it was more time efficient th have two edges so that you could go a day, maybe, before returning to the cabin and the sharpening stone.
    2
  2149. Yes, I will certainly get into the Viking food, but it will take a bit of preparing, so it might take time before I get to it.
    2
  2150. Thanks, glad the audio worked fine!
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  2151. If you are going to shave, a Mora seems to be a very manly choice.
    2
  2152. Any country with total agreement in the population would scare me. We have only seen that in totalitarian states.
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  2153. It is worrying that they are treating this as not a big deal. It is.
    2
  2154. I would say these videos are very pro American. I love America and I have travelled a bit outside of the cities. I am trying to support what I believe is the true America here.
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  2155. Yes, and I've seen some of those in gyms. It is horrible.
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  2156. All countries should do their best to be at their greatest.
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  2157. Thank you!
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  2158. HAHA, I guess that's a compliment. I am not, though. My kids are much younger.
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  2159. It is always like that, no matter what I say.
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  2160. Stay strong, my friend. There is wisdom to be found everywhere.
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  2161. And thank you!
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  2162. I agree. It is theft.
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  2163. Thank you, my good friend!
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  2164. And thank you!
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  2165. Erik Schancke, yes, there is. If you search for Odinsøy Vikinglag, you will find the group’s website and a contact details.
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  2166. I will keep you up to date on that!
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  2167. My guess is they wanted to find a beach party! But seriously, thanks for your comment, wise words!
    2
  2168. Thanks, and many greetings from Norway!
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  2169. Thanks, Matty. I am glad this video sparked those thoughts!
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  2170. Thanks, Christian! And I am sorry for the delayed reply! I needed the trolls to go away first.
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  2171. Ha ha!
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  2172. So that is what's they're called! Thanks!
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  2173. Thanks, Wade! I am glad to see your comments here, but I am sorry I am late replying. So much going on now!
    2
  2174. Dear Sean, thanks a lot! And I am sorry about the troll attack. I waited to reply because I needed the trolls to go away first. I think we have blocked all his fake accounts now.
    2
  2175. Thanks, Dan! Yes, we should all try to direct our efforts intelligently and according to our competence. The important thing is that we do something!
    2
  2176. Thank you, Margo. For your comment, for being here and for sharing the video!
    2
  2177. Thank you. You would like it here.
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  2178. That sounds awesome!
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  2179. Thank you, Gina! That sounds great!
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  2180. You know nothing about me. Go away.
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  2181. Hi Steven. It's still there, at least when watching from Norway.
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  2182. Selvsagt ikke.
    2
  2183. Wikipedia is great fun. If I want a politically twisted and shallow version of truth, I go to Wikipedia.
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  2184. Thanks for the support and you comment!
    2
  2185. Min erfaring er at det er lettere å flytte fjell.
    2
  2186. You could send me an email. Check out the Info page.
    2
  2187. I have of course read the bible.
    2
  2188. Not right now, but it might be in the future.
    2
  2189. Haha, I guess you're right. But I still like those drinks.
    2
  2190. Thanks!
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  2191. Thanks! That's nice of you to say!
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  2192. Thank you, Adeline! Skål!
    2
  2193. Thanks a lot, Andréa.
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  2194. He was a wise man and yes, it is sad to see what kind of people now spearheading the new movement of intolerance.
    2
  2195. Thank you. I really appreciate that.
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  2196. I didn't? Sometimes I have to look down because the path is uneven etc, but I normally don't miss them. It could have been yt weirdness, it has happened some times.
    2
  2197. Thanks, my friend!
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  2198. Thank you.
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  2199. I only got caught one time, and that was when I tried to hide a bottle of coca cola but it got into the camera frame, haha.
    2
  2200. Thank you for those kind words. I will get back to Håvamål.
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  2201. Thank you!!!
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  2202. Thank you for your insight! Your mother must be a very strong woman and someone to look up to. We need more people like that in this world.
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  2203. Bømlo? That's awesome. Thanks, by the way, for your comment!
    2
  2204. I think the ones who will not kneel are the only ones who will be able to look back at this with pride.
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  2205. WyrdWoods Ireland Thank you, my friend.
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  2206. Mickaël Van Nieuwenhove Awesome!
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  2207. Karen Wells-Miller Thank you! The mound is probably bronze age. Nobody knows who rested there.
    2
  2208. I put one in my backpack and there it will stay!
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  2209. Arve Herman and Monika, welcome to the channel!
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  2210. J S Yes, I am actually closer to 50 now than to 40. Glad you liked the video! And I always try to show the ancient ones respect.
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  2211. Gary Dumbauld Thanks Gary, and those are good advice. I’ll keep these items in my backpack from now on.
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  2212. GRIZZ BIESCHKE That’s the truth!
    2
  2213. Mallinus Guillaume Thank you!
    2
  2214. Brian Joiner Thank you, Brian!
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  2215. Welcome to the channel!
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  2216. marta sztahura It was not part of a structure, but «lafted» to make a shelter wall some decades ago.
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  2217. TheSchmeister It’s warm again now, raining instead of snowing. But I have a feeling this will be a cold winter.
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  2218. TheWildsourdough Thanks. And the same to you!
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  2219. logya Thanks!
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  2220. Good observation. Yes, it did.
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  2221. Woolshirt by Kamouflage: https://www.kamouflage.co.uk/home/Kamouflage-Bushcraft-Woolshirt-p237283464 Use the code BJORN10 for 10% off
    2
  2222. Yes, you did.
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  2223. Thank you for saying that.
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  2224. It's easy to be brave from a distance, isn't it?
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  2225. Thank you!
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  2226. Woodswalker 1965 Thanks, Wade. I love your channel!
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  2227. Østmarka, my teenage years hideout! I spent many weekends in those woods.
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  2228. Thank you, Greg. And I am waiting for an English language book deal myself...
    2
  2229. Thank you.
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  2230. The best goals anyone can have!
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  2231. It was!
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  2232. Thank you!
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  2233. Thank you!
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  2234. Glad to help, my friend!
    2
  2235. That is wonderful. Thank you for doing that.
    2
  2236. This was awesome: "We are all stories in the end. Make it a good one."
    2
  2237. And thank you. Glad to help!
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  2238. Thank you, Christian. Very kind of you!
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  2239. I understand completely and I think that while we don't have many of those insane people here in Norway, we have sort of the same problem.
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  2240. Sorry to hear that! But I am glad the video helped!
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  2241. Well said.
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  2242. Very well said!
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  2243. Thank you, Jonathan. I hope so too! And about the fire pan, it does sometimes scorch the ground, so it's best to elevate it a bit on twigs or rocks.
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  2244. I hope so, and I believe so. Thank you.
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  2245. So beautiful. Thank you.
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  2246. Thanks, Bruce.
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  2247. I think making videos is both a great way to stay mentally healthy and to remember.
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  2248. Thank you, David. Great comment and I agree. If our children remember us as someone who loved them unconditionally, that is everything we can ask for.
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  2249. Thank you, my friend.
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  2250. Thank you, Justin!
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  2251. Some distance north of me, but I have been there many times.
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  2252. Thanks a lot!
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  2253. Skål!
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  2254. Thank you, Teresa. I will!
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  2255. Well said.
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  2256. It's Jerven's mountain camo, great design.
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  2257. Thank you!
    2
  2258. Yes, it's a two layer wind- and waterproof shelter. He will also have a sleeping bag for sleeping in a tent.
    2
  2259. Thank you, Philip.
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  2260. Thank you!
    2
  2261. Thanks, Brian!
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  2262. No, I haven’t.
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  2263. Thank you. And your comment inspires me, so I guess it goes both ways!
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  2264. It's not hard at all. In fact, I find that it requires less work than other campfire designs. Best regards from Norway!
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  2265. I will, absolutely. Winter camping is great, just remember to bring a very warm sleeping bag and a good sleeping pad.
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  2266. Thank you, John. I got your latest emails, by the way. Will look at them in detail tomorrow.
    2
  2267. Well, you're right. I would have filmed that, but it wouldn't have looked nice in thelight fom my headtorch. We got out a bit late and it darkness fell quickly. I'll certainly give you more info about the Viking village asap!
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  2268. I can understand that. It must have been quite an adventure.
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  2269. We are just starting that process now. And yes, we plan to ask for help to build it. I’ll keep you posted!
    2
  2270. And thanks for commenting! I am glad you liked the video, and the music as well. Will keep you up to date on the Viking village project!
    2
  2271. Thank you, Ed. It does, doesn't it?
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  2272. Thanks a lot, again. No, it's not so uncommon not to watch those last few seconds. But that is the best way to link to the musician's video.
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  2273. I have credits at the end, as well as an end card with a direct link to that music video. They asked if I could use their music, which I gladly did!
    2
  2274. Thank you. I think you should. Maybe you know someone who could come with you? It is always fun to take a few days out in the woods.
    2
  2275. Haha, I would not claim to be an expert, not at all. But it is nice of you to say that!
    2
  2276. Yes, I know I should make a survival video. I wouldn't say I'm a survival expert at all, but I know how to survive winter nights without a sleeping bag etc. The only problem is that now the snow is gone again!
    2
  2277. It tasted like chicken...
    2
  2278. Well, that is the worst kind of snow...
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  2279. Thanks a lot!
    2
  2280. Well, he did taste delicious.
    2
  2281. Thank you, Casper. It is very motivating for me to know you like my videos! Glad you like the music too. Do check out the end card leading to the band's music video if you have the time.
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  2282. Jenny Garcia I know, but my spare time is limited...
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  2283. Skål! A new video with this tent will be up in a few days.
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  2284. garth t Maybe so! I would like to make it look great.
    2
  2285. Francisco Comelli Still only in Norwegian... I need a literary agent to approach the publishing houses outside of Norway.
    2
  2286. Ed Reese I know, that was what I first associated it with.
    2
  2287. Carlos Almeida Thank you!
    2
  2288. I drew that line long ago, mate.
    2
  2289. Stay safe, friend.
    2
  2290. Hi Christian, I guess I could say skål!
    2
  2291. +Kyle Woods Thanks, Kyle. I am sure you've seen your share of stormy weather!
    2
  2292. Yes, I have my eye on the Kansbol.
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  2293. You should, I like it very much already. Concerning predictions, I think if one knows a bit of history, it is not so hard to see the patterns repeating themselves over and over.
    2
  2294. Wonderful!
    2
  2295. It was 3 degrees Celcius that morning, and they are not comfortable with cold weather at all.
    2
  2296. Thank you, John.
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  2297. I will do my best!
    2
  2298. Dear Stravaig, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    2
  2299. Thank you, Janet. I wish I was wrong, but this one is just so obvious, you know. I think most people actually understand, but they are lying to themselves instead of facing the reality.
    2
  2300. Thank you, Adian.
    2
  2301. Yes, I have noticed that. Scary.
    2
  2302. Thank you, Kenny. It was good to read your comment.
    2
  2303. I feel the same!
    2
  2304. Thank you, Erick!
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  2305. Ron Schramm Thank you so much!
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  2306. Yes, the very bow in the video.
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  2307. Thank you, David!
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  2308. Thanks a lot!!!
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  2309. Haha, we have all been there!
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  2310. Oh, that is so nice of him. Thank you, to both of you.
    2
  2311. Thank you, Nik!
    2
  2312. Thank you, Ryan!
    2
  2313. And there will be more gifts, too!
    2
  2314. Thank you, Casper!
    2
  2315. Thank you, Rodolfo!
    2
  2316. Thank you, GR!
    2
  2317. Thank you! Glad to have you on board!
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  2318. Thanks, but the tillering string and bowstring will be different for each bow and also I adjust the length of the strings as I work with the bow.
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  2319. Ice storm at this time of the year? I don’t envy you that! Btw, thanks a lot!
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  2320. It's a Hilltrek. There is a link in the video description.
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  2321. It will be on Bitchute soon.
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  2322. It will be up on my Bitchute channel soon. Link in video description.
    2
  2323. I have not yet found any Norwegian brands that still manufacture their clothes in Norway. All the ones I have looked at, have moved their manufacturing to China.
    2
  2324. Glad you liked it, AsgardSacrifice. It is beautiful up there now. I don't know how long we'll have the snow before we get warm weather again, though.
    2
  2325. Awesome, Wade. And thanks.
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  2326. Haha, that's awesome.
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  2327. Very good, my friend.
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  2328. We don't, but I sometimes leave barefoot tracks in the snow to scare the kids.
    2
  2329. Hi Fawn Marie! I forgot when I said that about the female viewers! But thanks for leaving your comment here anyway. I know you have your bushcraft basecamp and I am looking forward to how it progresses!
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  2330. It's the same here. My father has only a very short beard, though.
    2
  2331. Thanks, Pedro!
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  2332. Yes, I have also become fond of a good napkin...
    2
  2333. The door is still standing!
    2
  2334. Thanks, and I can. If you watch the video where I make an arrow, you'll see how it can be used as glue.
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  2335. That is so nice of you to say. Thank you.
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  2336. That is one mighty beard. And you know the rule, the bigger beard has right of way.
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  2337. Good man!
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  2338. Ah, chicken curry is good. I have to stock more of that one. Yes, that is the word - microclimate. I often forget the words when I talk to the camera.
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  2339. I will do my best. I got surprised by the ice hiding underneath the snow.
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  2340. It was a close call, actually. Two ribs, that must have hurt!
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  2341. Takk skal du ha, granne!
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  2342. That was probably ash as some of the firewood was collapsing. Bearded greetings, Bjørn.
    2
  2343. Yes, it kind of gives you away, haha. And you're right about the trees and the wind.
    2
  2344. We are fighting the good fight, though.
    2
  2345. Very good answer. I will quote you on that some time in the future, I guess!
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  2346. Glad you liked it. I usually strike with the knife, but if the ground is even and not rocky, I do it like I did in this video.
    2
  2347. That is a very good explanation. Thanks!
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  2348. So far it seems to work.
    2
  2349. As I said in the video, it is because the deer flies are supposed to stay away from bright colors. So I wanted to try with this bright scarf. It seemed to work.
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  2350. I am not active on those two. But check out the links in the video description.
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  2351. Thanks for letting me know, Ryan. That means a lot to me.
    2
  2352. Thank you for your kind words!
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  2353. Ed Reese Yes, and I like it better each time I'm there.
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  2354. Simon Pepper Thank! And I always bring your ferrorods!
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  2355. Casper Mittendorp Thanks, Casper. That means a lot to know, actually.
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  2356. Jay S A Spanish galgo. So yes, a sighthound.
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  2357. TIMBEAU1962 Thanks a lot! Oh, the utadass story brings back not so fond memories from my childhood!
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  2358. Hukfyn Bushcraft I subscribed to your channel right now, by the way.
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  2359. Hukfyn Bushcraft Thanks!
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  2360. Laika Skål, Laika!
    2
  2361. Thomas Hall I know, it’s been a problem in your land for a long time. Now we’re seeing it happen in Norway as well. I will use my drone in a future video and show you how little is left of the woodland.
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  2362. Steve Fitch Thank you, Steve. Glad to know you enjoyed the video!
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  2363. The KG «And that night old Olaf froze to the toilet seat...»
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  2364. Casper Mittendorp Awesome that you’re coming to Norway. Maybe also the Hunn steinringfelt near my home and also the deep forest of Nordmarka?
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  2365. Mark Cash This was a main farm, and the centre of that village, so it makes sense they had it there, I guess.
    2
  2366. Hi there! It says so in the video.
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  2367. Thanks a lot. Yes, that was the word I was trying to say. Breaking in the bow.
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  2368. Yes, until you make it asymmetrical with a longer upper limb.
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  2369. Thank you, Heather!
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  2370. Thank you, glad you liked it!
    2
  2371. Thank you, Clyde. You’re very welcome here!
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  2372. Very wise! (Glad I catched your comment here on the main channel!)
    2
  2373. I believe maybe it's the Singi.
    2
  2374. Only the ticks!
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  2375. Awesome. If you communicate with them, say hello from me.
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  2376. I actually didn’t know. But it makes sense. Warbonnet is from Colorado.
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  2377. That is awesome!
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  2378. Thanks a lot! Glad to have you here!
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  2379. Thank you. I am glad to hear that!
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  2380. Glad you liked it!
    2
  2381. Thanks!
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  2382. Dear Adian, I think the ones you are talking about are up for a world of pain if there is food shortage.
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  2383. Thanks, Adeline. Glad you liked it! The knife, by the way, is the Terra by Virtus Knives.
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  2384. I am just getting started on the agriculture thing, so I will have to learn as I go. And, thanks for your kind words.
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  2385. I don’t know. Maybe only months?
    2
  2386. Thanks! I used my GoPro 8 for this one, I normally do whey I'm walking. I use the media kit attachment and a normal selfie stick.
    2
  2387. Thank you!
    2
  2388. I am really sorry to hear that, James. I get comments about this every day now. But it was good you discovered it.
    2
  2389. Thank you, Justin. Very kind of you! Happy New Year!
    2
  2390. This is what I would bring for a shorter trip in my environment here, of course. As mentioned, this is a guidline and it all depends on where you're going and for how long.
    2
  2391. Everyone has his own style. Myself, I am not much of a cook and that is something I need to work on, but at the moment I bring only a minimum when it comes to cooking equipment, so that keeps the weight down a lot.
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  2392. Thank you, my friend, and a Happy New Year to you and your family!
    2
  2393. That's a great idea!
    2
  2394. Happy New Year, Eric!
    2
  2395. Thanks, Nikki. Very kind of you to say that. And a Happy New Year to you as well!
    2
  2396. I will make a video about footwear and why I now prefer those boots. Thanks for reminding me! And I'll see if I can take a closed look at the kettle as well.
    2
  2397. Very wise!
    2
  2398. Very wise, Matthew. Couldn't have said it better.
    2
  2399. Happy New Year!
    2
  2400. They are both there, but I forgot to mention the cordage is in the tarp bag with the tarp. But thanks for mentioning it, those are important items.
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  2401. Happy New Year, and skål!
    2
  2402. Yes, Steve. You know what I'm talking about. I have several backpacks that don't really fit my back and they're a pain after only a short hike.
    2
  2403. Thanks, Jeff. I will. Happy New Year to you!
    2
  2404. Thanks, glad you liked it!
    2
  2405. Thanks, Casper, and a happy new year to you!
    2
  2406. Thanks, Matty. I like the leather collars, but I like the wrapping option even better now. But it's a nice idea and it would look great. And the raincoat is a must. The jacket I bring for overnighters is waterproof.
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  2407. Exactly.
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  2408. Hail from Norway!
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  2409. If you search Odinsøy Vikinglag on Google, you'll get to my local living history group and you can email one of the members there. I know she has some links.
    2
  2410. Thank you!
    2
  2411. Yes, I think so too.
    2
  2412. Hi Dean, glad to see you... I can't answer all the comments this time, they are so many. But I just wanted to say hi.
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  2413. I think that could be part of the reason, yes.
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  2414. I am helping out a craftsman here, Jeff.
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  2415. Meeemes.
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  2416. Thank you, my friend.
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  2417. They look so alike it's scary. But then again, they have the same attitude and the same (lack of) morals.
    2
  2418. Yes, that is true, I remember now. That was what happened to that house. I used to say they should tear it down and make room for people with SUVs to park their car, just to provoke them...
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  2419. It was instant. In a matter of seconds.
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  2420. Dear friend, that makes it ever more important to talk about it, I think.
    2
  2421. Thank you! That’s good to know.
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  2422. Someone said the curse of mankind is that we forget. We forget our history and is therefore repeating it...
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  2423. Thanks, Bruce. I just read a few comments hating on my for not only doing Viking and bushcraft. So I am glad to know you like both. I have a Viking festival etc coming up!
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  2424. Yes, I will do that.
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  2425. Thanks a lot! That is kind of you to say.
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  2426. Thanks a lot!
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  2427. Yes, but I must say the Zpack backpacks I have are the most durable backpacks I've ever used.
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  2428. Thank you, my friend. Good to see you here.
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  2429. What? That doesn't make any sense at all.
    2
  2430. Yes, I guess you could say that!
    2
  2431. How nice of you.
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  2432. Thank you, Curtis.
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  2433. They do carry some in their bags. But since I need to bring gear and food for them and they can't carry all of that themselves, bringing the dogs adds weight to my backpack.
    2
  2434. Good to hear!
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  2435. Glad you liked it!
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  2436. That is awesome!
    2
  2437. Thanks. Well said. My Zpacks gear is green. That's the backpacks you always see me wearing. I wouldn't want anything bright colored either.
    2
  2438. Yes, I have noticed that as well.
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  2439. Thank you, but not really, haha. And yes, blueberries! We have lots of those.
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  2440. Thanks a lot to you as well.
    2
  2441. Thank you.
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  2442. Thanks a lot, that's very kind of you.
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  2443. Thanks!
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  2444. Steve Lewis I belive it's embedded on some website... So many will see it no matter what. But more likes would be great!
    2
  2445. Yes, I absolutely love them.
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  2446. +johan van der sandt Thanks! It is just another way of lighting a fire and great fun, too!
    2
  2447. +Simon Pepper My pleasure, Simon! I've put your email address up in the description now.
    2
  2448. Thank you!
    2
  2449. Thank you, Diana! That is kind of you to say.
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  2450. Thank you so much.
    2
  2451. Thank you, Keren!
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  2452. Thank you, Jay! Glad to have you here. I will say about the axe that it's the axe I now take with me most often. So that says a lot, I guess.
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  2453. WyrdWoods Ireland Yes, you are correct about the creative process. When it comes to the firestarting, I would say a knife or a scraper would be better, but it’s nice to know the axe will work too. Glad you liked the review!
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  2454. Михаил Йотов Those are the best memories! Sorry about the axe!
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  2455. rhialobran I didn’t know that! Thanks a lot, I love naval history.
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  2456. Thanks a lot! I might end up loving this axe too. I will probably do another review in a few months. Yes, the Gränsfors axes are something special.
    2
  2457. Yes, it has that tomahawk feel to it. But I would never throw such a pricey tool!
    2
  2458. John Emmons Thank you! I enjoy making these videos, they are a form of stress relief to me. Yes, you’re right about the handle. But for someone with a smaller hand, like a younger person or maybe a woman it will be much better.
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  2459. Thank you! I must admit after I made this video, I thought about your wonderful little axe with the really short handle. I realize I should have said that axes of that kind are not unsafe in my opinion, since you use them differently.
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  2460. Glad you like it, both the joke and the video!
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  2461. Henry Dietrich I will remember this. And bring an axe to the post office next time!
    2
  2462. I should have, but some people don’t see the charm of axe marks in the dinner table.
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  2463. Brenda Martinez Yes, it really is a piece of art.
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  2464. Brenda Martinez Haha, I thought it was a funny intro.
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  2465. I have some theories about that, but the truth is we do not know for sure. We have only theories.
    2
  2466. Yes, I thought so too. Glad you like the sheath!
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  2467. Primal Edge Sorry to hear that! Youtube is broken, I hope they soon understand they must make things right again.
    2
  2468. It is safe to say that YT is broken. They seem to suffer from some short sighted people in management. Yes, that sheath is incredible.
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  2469. Primal Edge That I would like to see!
    2
  2470. Well, it's their loss, really.
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  2471. Skål! Thanks for commenting!
    2
  2472. I thought it was funny myself, to be honest!
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  2473. Du kan få kjøpe en eksklusiv førsteutgave for mange penger! Dvs bare forsiden, den du så, haha
    2
  2474. It is the very best celebrity magazine!
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  2475. I thought it was funny too.
    2
  2476. And yes, can’t wait to use it!
    2
  2477. A bit of a joke there, I’m afraid! 😄
    2
  2478. Someone copied my beautiful artwork, then!
    2
  2479. I think you’ll be happy with your knife!
    2
  2480. Thank you, Leif! Haha, those celebrities... I think people should just leave them alone.
    2
  2481. Thank you, Godfred!
    2
  2482. No, this is a new exhibition that opens in a few days.
    2
  2483. Rebekah-Chris S-K Glad you liked it!
    2
  2484. Then go away.
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  2485. tomurg, this is the Historical museum in Oslo.
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  2486. Sounds amazing and very wise, what you're doing!
    2
  2487. Thanks for letting us know.
    2
  2488. Thank you, Leo!
    2
  2489. Thank you!
    2
  2490. That is very interesting, thanks for letting me know.
    2
  2491. Thank you, Remi!
    2
  2492. I have a few already!
    2
  2493. David Connor Thank you, Connor. Kind words. Have a wonderful day!
    2
  2494. Elwyn SMITH It’s never wrong to have more than one!
    2
  2495. It took the main artery. I think that does the trick.
    2
  2496. I'd like to see that as well. But I've destroyed two of those heads now and they cost a little fortune, haha.
    2
  2497. Thank you!
    2
  2498. Thank you. That's a sign of intelligence!
    2
  2499. Thanks, Ryan!
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  2500. Thanks, Cory!
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  2501. Thanks!
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  2502. Thanks a lot! I got it from Arma Epona, I believe. You should treat yourself to one of these axes!
    2
  2503. Haha, it is always pleasant to discover food!
    2
  2504. Hello there! That is very cool! Glad to have you here.
    2
  2505. That has been noted! (I bought it.)
    2
  2506. Hi there! I bought it from Arma Epona, but I hear you can get it from the webshop Wulflund as well.
    2
  2507. I love tomahawks as well. Tomahawk and knife is a very good combination.
    2
  2508. Thanks, Robb! Yes, I’m glad too!
    2
  2509. Thanks, glad you like it. I guess America is beautiful too. I have been to California and the Sequoia forest and that was spectacular.
    2
  2510. Yes, I know. I didn't want to go into the fighting techniques, it tends to attract a special kind of people... But it feels a lot like long stick fighting in the Thai tradition, actually. But that is just the feeling I get when I hold the axe.
    2
  2511. Thanks, David!
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  2512. Hi there! No, I don't have a Viking sword. I do not feel that I should buy one, as it was most often, at least for someone like me (not noble), given to you. So if someone gives me a sword, I will accept it gladly.
    2
  2513. Sounds awesome. The Grimfrost guys are friends of mine.
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  2514. I bought it at Arma Epona. I am nowhere skilled enough to forge axes.
    2
  2515. Thanks a lot! That's awesome that you're getting into this lifestyle! Welcome!
    2
  2516. Thanks! And I agree, it must have been horrible.
    2
  2517. Thanks a lot for commenting!
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  2518. That's awesome, Judy!
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  2519. Thank you. It is not available in English yet, but still, thank you for those kind words.
    2
  2520. Thanks, Mikael and Ian!
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  2521. Takk skal du ha!
    2
  2522. Thank you, Michael! Another Viking axe video will be up probably next week.
    2
  2523. That is a very good point that I learned about from the process of extracting iron from peat. I should have mentioned that!
    2
  2524. Well, that mutton leg was thicker than a neck, so if you hit someone with the right angle, his head would come clean off.
    2
  2525. Thank you very much for those kind words.
    2
  2526. Thank you, and welcome!
    2
  2527. Thank you!
    2
  2528. Wise words.
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  2529. I do. But this being Youtube, there is a lot I can't say.
    2
  2530. Thank you, Paul!
    2
  2531. Very important words that we should all live by!
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  2532. Some of us have rescue dogs, Mills. You can find videos here on my channel if you want to learn more about the story of my dogs.
    2
  2533. Thank you!
    2
  2534. Francisco Comelli That's the band I'm referring to. They are very good and as authentic as you can get.
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  2535. Dear Francisco, thank you for such a wonderful message. I try my best to be a good man and to do what is right and I think we all should. About your ancestry, if you have German ancestors, you're probably part Germanic (obviously). But being Norse is all about your mind and spirit, not about your DNA. At least that's how I see it. I know people from other parts of the world who I would call Norsemen. And I know Norwegians who don't deserve that name and who are a shameful reminder of how far some people have removed themselves from nature and their ancestry. Folk artists: If you go to my Book Launch party video, you'll hear music there. And my blot video also has the same song in the background. One of the end cards on the blot video takes you directly to that band's Youtube channel.
    2
  2536. Maybe that was just my Norwegian pronounciation...
    2
  2537. That's a very good idea! Thanks! And I bet it was wonderful with one week canoeing and bushcrafting in Sweden!
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  2538. Da ses vi sikkert!
    2
  2539. Thank you!
    2
  2540. Thank you, Rathgar!
    2
  2541. Thanks!
    2
  2542. Danny Moore Thank you, Danny. Yes, this summer was gone so fast! Maybe that's just me getting older... But I love when the weather is getting colder.
    2
  2543. Yes, I know that story. And you're right, it does really feel very powerful to hold a weapon like this.
    2
  2544. It might take a little while before the heads arrive, but I will make that video as soon as they do!
    2
  2545. Good against trespassers!
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  2546. Absolutely! Thank you.
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  2547. It has, absolutely!
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  2548. Thanks, Kane. I will do that, and I think it will be awesome to watch.
    2
  2549. Well, if I was a child and got this axe, I would be very happy indeed, haha.
    2
  2550. Thanks a lot!
    2
  2551. Thank you too.
    2
  2552. Thank you so much for those kind words!
    2
  2553. Mainstream media certainly thinks this is controversial. So does a hundred people or so whose comments you will not see here due to certain words we do not allow in the comments section, for good reason.
    2
  2554. Thank you, Maria, for speaking up about this.
    2
  2555. Glad you liked it, Hella!
    2
  2556. rhialobran Or if they went themselves.
    2
  2557. Thank you! You will get back to where you belong, I'm sure!
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  2558. Dear friend! Thanks a lot! Glad you like it. About my novels, the answer is yes. Deals have recently been made for my latest novel Jomsviking in the German, Dutch and Polish markets. There will be more as well, and hopefully even English.
    2
  2559. Thanks a lot, Ed!
    2
  2560. It is, at least out in the woods or at sea.
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  2561. Glad you like it! I will have another "chaga sighting" in my new upcoming video.
    2
  2562. Thank you, Sarah! Glad you liked it!
    2
  2563. rhialobran Well said. Today I discovered they have deforested yet another piece of the woodland... I think I’ll have to but the land to protect it. So to let the land be ownerless, I have to own it, if that makes any sense.
    2
  2564. There is something very special about it.
    2
  2565. Thanks, my friend. They will!
    2
  2566. That's a very private question, but I can say that I am a heathen.
    2
  2567. You'll be very welcome!
    2
  2568. Ja, Onsøy i Fredrikstad.
    2
  2569. Thank you, my friend. Good advice! I hope to get around some regulations by adjusting the building plans.
    2
  2570. Thank you, Alex!
    2
  2571. Thanks, Casper!
    2
  2572. Thanks, my friend. Yes, he deserves some beers.
    2
  2573. Thanks, it is truly awesome.
    2
  2574. Well, we need help, so yes. I think I will have to get back to that in a future video!
    2
  2575. Skål, Laika!
    2
  2576. Thanks, my friend. I will have to get back to those questions, it is not me to decide alone.
    2
  2577. There is actually a stream there. I'll get back to that in a future video.
    2
  2578. It is, absolutely. But I don't really want to poke that wasp nest.
    2
  2579. So am I, Jeff.
    2
  2580. We will be using already available materials and adjust the building to that.
    2
  2581. That is awesome. We need help, so yes, if you want to help you can contact me by email. (You'll find it on the info page, but for some reason you have to use a computer to see the email address.)
    2
  2582. It is not up to me to decide alone, but it's noted.
    2
  2583. Yes, there is! He is very cool.
    2
  2584. It did not work out, so I built my own Viking cabin on my own land. You will find videos about it in the Viking playlist.
    2
  2585. I think we'll have to vote, it's not my decision alone.
    2
  2586. That is a place in Sweden, as mentioned below. We'll see what we'll name it. It will be a decision we will have to vote over.
    2
  2587. Thank you, James.
    2
  2588. Dear Thomas, that is good to know!
    2
  2589. Yes, I am very happy about this. It's truly wonderful.
    2
  2590. Thank you, @jezabelljaxxprokop33 . And the same to you!
    2
  2591. I will document the building of this village, so yes!
    2
  2592. Fredrikstad, så nesten!
    2
  2593. We need help, so yes. That would be awesome. If you send me an email, we can start there. (Go to the Info page on this channel, you'll find it there. You might have to use a computer to see the email address, for some reason.)
    2
  2594. Thanks!
    2
  2595. Nadine, that is awesome. I think I will have to get back to the details about this in a future video. Thank you so much!
    2
  2596. That is awesome, George. You could maybe send me an email? Go to the info page here on the channel, you'll find it there. (You might have to use a computer for some reason, some mobile apps don't show the email address.)
    2
  2597. I am thinking the same, but I will have to talk to the group first, obviously.
    2
  2598. Takk!
    2
  2599. Yes, I think that's a good idea!
    2
  2600. I will, thanks!
    2
  2601. That's awesome! Best of luck to you!
    2
  2602. It will be based on what materials is available and also it will be adjustted according to regulations etc.
    2
  2603. Matty, I will concentrate my efforts on this project now. Two would be too much at the moment.
    2
  2604. It will take a while, but I will document every step.
    2
  2605. Thanks for commenting, Andy. This will be very exciting!
    2
  2606. I will have to get back to that in a future video. But you'll find it on the internet. It's called Odinsøy Vikinglag.
    2
  2607. Thank, Anders The Viking!
    2
  2608. I don't have a book deal for the English version yet. Sorry!
    2
  2609. Thanks! If you go to www.bull-hansen.com, you will find more information.
    2
  2610. Thank you, my friend.
    2
  2611. Gift from youtuber Berserkergang2019.
    2
  2612. Thank you!
    2
  2613. Absolutely, Catherine. I don't like how governments seized control. They will not be giving it away again.
    2
  2614. Thank you!
    2
  2615. A sharing and collaboration economy with a focus on healthy foods would be a good alternative, virus or no virus.
    2
  2616. Thanks, Denise!
    2
  2617. Thank you, and the same to you!
    2
  2618. But it's on my blog and should be easy to find.
    2
  2619. It is very, very easy to find. I write that you can find all links on my blog and I link to my blog in the video description and in the pinned comment.
    2
  2620. Hi Steve. I have missed it too!
    2
  2621. Glad you liked it, Hans.
    2
  2622. Thanks, that was a good and thoughtful comment. I agree!
    2
  2623. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    2
  2624. Thank you. Very, very kind of you!
    2
  2625. Well, I do.
    2
  2626. Takk, Haakon!
    2
  2627. Skål, my friend. But not to the deer flies!
    2
  2628. Thanks! I don't clean them, I use them only for this, actually.
    2
  2629. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    2
  2630. Glad you liked it, Tina.
    2
  2631. Yes, thanks for noticing. It is a Zpacks Arc Blast. I will be talking more about it once I have reviewed it properly.
    2
  2632. Thank you, Russell!
    2
  2633. Thank you and welcome, Charles!
    2
  2634. Thanks!
    2
  2635. Thank you, Kristine. That means a lot.
    2
  2636. Stay strong, my friend. Stay free.
    2
  2637. Thanks a lot!
    2
  2638. Thank you for that, Michael.
    2
  2639. Thanks Michael. And thanks for noticing my shoes.
    2
  2640. You are right. Good advice for everyone, and for me as well.
    2
  2641. I might go sailing in a new yacht soon.
    2
  2642. I really like it. Also the seat lets me sit close to the edges which gives me a less need to twist my upper body to the side.
    2
  2643. Thanks, Kyle. Now I need to figure out how to use the oar. I have shoulder issues and can't lift my arms up for too many times.
    2
  2644. The boat, absolutely. And yes, let’s keep it secret! (I didn’t say where it is...) No littering, or only one item, a styrofoam box.
    2
  2645. Thanks a lot, and yes, with age and knowledge comes a humble attitude. At least to most of us.
    2
  2646. I didn’t see any alligators, only sheep!
    2
  2647. Dear Stella, yes, it went straight up for a while. That is the nature of Youtube, I guess. It is a bit more quiet now again. Thanks for adding me to that playlist. I feel honoured.
    2
  2648. Thank you, my friend. I have missed your comments because the amount of comments on the latest videos. Glad I saw this one!
    2
  2649. Thank you, Mark. Let me just say that bushcraft doesn't have to be done far away. It can be done in your own garden and there is nothing less "bushcrafty" about that.
    2
  2650. I think that must be truly wonderful. I have always wanted to go to Japan.
    2
  2651. Thank you, David! Wise words! Btw, I just heard it's the first time in 125 years here in Norway that May has been colder than April.
    2
  2652. I have great sympathy for your viewpoint and I wouldn't kill the boars that had plowed up the valley behind our campsite easily. I would have had to be very hungry, but I think I would have done it in the end.
    2
  2653. Thank you, Andrew!
    2
  2654. I do that as well. I am looking at my computer while I write this. As Marlon mention below, it is doing it all the time that makes it problematic.
    2
  2655. Dear Steven, thanks for the comment. Yes, that area is truly magnificent. It is true wilderness and in the valley just behind the camp, there were tracks from wild boar.
    2
  2656. Yes, and I realize I didn't remember the quote correctly, but I think that was the essence of what he was saying. What a character.
    2
  2657. Thank you!
    2
  2658. I know, and I am ordering one that fits my assymetric hammock. The one I have doesn't fit.
    2
  2659. I don't know so much about how it is in the USA, but we do have a problem with a lack of male/fatherly presence here in Norway. Not all boys there days grow up to be men. They just stay immature their whole lives.
    2
  2660. I try my best. I have been powerlifting since I was 13.
    2
  2661. Thanks! Best raw comp lifts are 245-185-305 kgs.
    2
  2662. Thanks! Can you not start swimming, at least, again now?
    2
  2663. Great news! Let us know how things are progressing with your lifting!
    2
  2664. garth tree Thanks a lot! Yes, there is nothing like lifting iron!
    2
  2665. I absolutely agree. I will be making more of these in the future. That said, I don't think a daily vlog is my medium... I have so many other videos to post. So essentially, there will be more frequent uploads, but maybe not a daily vlog.
    2
  2666. It will give you that extra edge, quite literally.
    2
  2667. It depends. If I had a larger stone, I would move the blade on the stone and not in a circular fashion.
    2
  2668. I have to use larger stones before I shift to the one long stroke method. With smaller stones, I feel circular motion is safer.
    2
  2669. I think it's important to keep in mind there is a difference between knife sharpening in the field and in the workshop.
    2
  2670. It's a good knife that I love dearly.
    2
  2671. I would like to have such a sword, but it must be the real deal and those are very expensive.
    2
  2672. It is as mentioned below!
    2
  2673. Sorry, it’s Tretorn, not Outlast.
    2
  2674. A pair of tall Outlast, I believe the brand is called. They are lined with neoprene and the rubber outside keeps the ticks from getting onto my legs. I really like them. They are very comfortable.
    2
  2675. Awesome, that is good to know!
    2
  2676. I can recommend it, Richard.
    2
  2677. Oi meu amigo!
    2
  2678. I will keep that in mind, thank you!
    2
  2679. Let'sVentrox Send me an email and I’ll see what I can do (mail address on the Info page, but you’ll have to use a computer to see it.)
    2
  2680. Thank you, Marta. Very nice of you to say that.
    2
  2681. Thanks a lot! As mentioned above, there will be shelter building videos coming up.
    2
  2682. Yes, I learned a lesson...
    2
  2683. Thanks, Brett.
    2
  2684. jon davis Thanks, glad you like them!
    2
  2685. jon davis You’ll find it at jerven dot com
    2
  2686. Thank you, mr Maisey!
    2
  2687. Glad you liked it!
    2
  2688. Det er Helsport sin? Jeg så på den også, men det var tilbud på Jerven og da gikk jeg for den.
    2
  2689. Yes, it is really good. (I was that video as well.) The pattern fits mountain/coastal areas here in Norway and Sweden, it's made for that.
    2
  2690. I don't have to answer every question in the comments, my nameless friend.
    2
  2691. No, they didn't.
    2
  2692. Thank you, Tarey.
    2
  2693. Not really an option when you're a parent.
    2
  2694. I would cry as a child while I was doing it!
    2
  2695. Thank you. Glad you liked it!
    2
  2696. Check out my friction fire and flint and steel videos.
    2
  2697. Yes, I would add a gas mask and canister.
    2
  2698. Thank you, Elna.
    2
  2699. Frost Hunter Get them while they're light green and soft!
    2
  2700. theblissfullone The second part should be up in a few days.
    2
  2701. theblissfullone I am sorry to hear that. It should not be allowed.
    2
  2702. Thanks, Kára. I think you'll love it. Especially kids love hammocks.
    2
  2703. It now has a special place in my backpack. I keep it there at all times.
    2
  2704. I agree, Laika. Something we should all do much more often.
    2
  2705. I must admit, it is, yes.
    2
  2706. If you check out my video about that, you can see in detail how the helmet looks. It did not have traces of any aventail.
    2
  2707. I probably will, as the sleeping pad worked perfectly and much better than I had expected.
    2
  2708. Thanks, Michael.
    2
  2709. Same with me, I haven't been out for an overnighter in months. Too much work!
    2
  2710. Thank you, Peter. My agents are working on this now. I hope they land a book deal for the English speaking market very soon.
    2
  2711. Nessa Willenburg What a wonderful place to call hometown.
    2
  2712. Nessa Willenburg It is nr 1 priority and I think it's going in the right direction.
    2
  2713. rhialobran Thanks! And yes, I would have liked to join you! But you're all invited to Norway, as I said, and I'm sure I'll be back soon.
    2
  2714. Alicen Doll Thank you, Alicen!
    2
  2715. Ed Reese Thank you, Ed! Yes, I do enjoy this. No less work, but the work feels even more rewarding now.
    2
  2716. Ethan Konig I am working on it. It's a process that involves finding the right translator and a suitable publisher.
    2
  2717. WyrdWoods Ireland Thank you! Glad you liked it! Gaelic Irish, then?
    2
  2718. Thanks, Lukas!
    2
  2719. Thank you. I am sure it will.
    2
  2720. I think there would be a potential problem because of privacy. Not veryone is okay with being on camera.
    2
  2721. Thanks!
    2
  2722. Thanks, Karl. There is something special about that which you have harvested yourself.
    2
  2723. Thanks, Kara!
    2
  2724. It's very nice up there. I can see the sea from a rock there.
    2
  2725. Thanks!
    2
  2726. Not much. Some, but it's hard to describe, really.
    2
  2727. That’s awesome.
    2
  2728. Thank you, Adeline. Yes, even without a campfire! Btw, those are pigeons, we have lots of them in these woods. But we have owls as well.
    2
  2729. That's awesome to hear, my friend! Thanks, and thanks for the comment as well.
    2
  2730. Thanks!
    2
  2731. Thank you as well!
    2
  2732. Thank you too, my friend.
    2
  2733. I don't think that is very common among Norwegians, no.
    2
  2734. Thank you, that is very kind of you to say!
    2
  2735. I think so too.
    2
  2736. Thanks, Jeremy. I don't think you're getting old, you just have good values.
    2
  2737. Thank you, Wendy. It is true that we seem to have lost some of these values, but I do think that those of us who are still living by them, are seen as better people for it.
    2
  2738. There will always be exeptions, of course. I am referring to research done on this subject. Lots of Norwegian businessmen who can not be trusted, I am sure.
    2
  2739. That is the truth, my friend.
    2
  2740. Well said, my friend.
    2
  2741. Thank you!
    2
  2742. Thank you, Mrs. These are important issues and we should never be afraid to talk about them.
    2
  2743. Very true.
    2
  2744. Dear Zane, glad you liked the video!
    2
  2745. Exactly! Hold the line, my friend!
    2
  2746. Thanks a lot! And yes, you are right,
    2
  2747. Thanks a lot!
    2
  2748. Thank you, Jeremy.
    2
  2749. Thank you very much, Marci!
    2
  2750. That is awesome!
    2
  2751. Glad you like it! And it is very special there.
    2
  2752. Thank you, Tracy! And for the name suggestion as well!
    2
  2753. Thank you and skål!
    2
  2754. Yes, it will be awesome there for the dogs!
    2
  2755.  @thekg6811  I agree!
    2
  2756. You're welcome, Samuel.
    2
  2757. It should be quite straightforward, I'd say!
    2
  2758. Yes, I agree on that!
    2
  2759. More is coming!
    2
  2760. Some people call it a jaw harp.
    2
  2761. And you won, my friend!
    2
  2762. Hei, Tove. Dette er Fredrikstad. / Hi Tove. This is Fredrikstad (Norway).
    2
  2763. Glad you liked it!
    2
  2764. The winters have gotten milder and shorter. But we should have snow any time now.
    2
  2765. Glad to hear that, Sean.
    2
  2766. Thank you, Wayne. I will!
    2
  2767. Thank you!
    2
  2768. Very true. Will they ever...
    2
  2769. I know, Brian! Good point.
    2
  2770. Thank you!
    2
  2771. Thank you! If you go to the video description, you can find a link to my Patreon page there. The patch is reserved for patrons.
    2
  2772. Thank you, very well put.
    2
  2773. Thank you, Marta.
    2
  2774. Thank you, Ben. That is nice to know.
    2
  2775. Thank you!
    2
  2776. Thank you!
    2
  2777. Thank you for saying that, Ryan. Btw, I do my best to reply to comments from members, of course.
    2
  2778. Thank you, Adeline.
    2
  2779. Hi there, my friend. Not really a hangover, as I don't drink alcohol anymore. But very tired...
    2
  2780. Absolutely. This needs to be talked about and in a constructive manner, if possible.
    2
  2781. Thank you. You put it much better than I did.
    2
  2782. Sometimes the reenactors are asked to do a show without being prepared and this was one of those occasions, I believe. Then they just hit the shields.
    2
  2783. Thank you.
    2
  2784. Yes, I absolutely agree.
    2
  2785. Awesome. I upload on Saturdays at this time and also usually on Wednesday.
    2
  2786. Thanks and the same to you!
    2
  2787. Thanks, I am not a gun expert at all, so I wouldn't know. But it makes sense.
    2
  2788. It isn't to be recommended, haha.
    2
  2789. Very well said. In a short video like this, there are always things I don't get to cover. These axes have hickory handles, and I do like that. But my favourite material is maple.
    2
  2790. Yes, I am thinking the same.
    2
  2791. And thank you, Zan! I am honored if my videos get to be part of that journey.
    2
  2792. Certainly!
    2
  2793. Thank you, Carol.
    2
  2794. Thank you, my friend.
    2
  2795. Take is easy, John. Can you not see this is just a bit of fun? How it has anything to do with left or right, I can't see, though.
    2
  2796. Dear D, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    2
  2797. My pleasure!
    2
  2798. Thank you, Steve. It is in the category or the very obvious, but not to everyone, it seems!
    2
  2799. Yes, exactly like you said there!
    2
  2800. Thank you!
    2
  2801. Thank you very much!
    2
  2802. Thank you, Barbara!
    2
  2803. You're welcome, Josh!
    2
  2804. Glad you enjoyed it, Kristie.
    2
  2805. Thank you, Catherine. That is awesome!
    2
  2806. Mr. SnowMonster Denne arrangeres i Vestfold.
    2
  2807. Det blir til sommeren, tenker jeg.
    2
  2808. That's great! Kids love these markets.
    2
  2809. Yes, I had to include my book. It's very cool that even museums like this one is selling it now, not just the bookstores. It's a compliment, really.
    2
  2810. Yes, we did have a banquet in the hall. But there is not everything I am able to film because of obvious reasons, like that I have to ask people before I do that. I bought the tent here in Norway, it's a normal canvas tent, really. The arrangement for the fire is necessary on these occasions as we can't destroy the grass underneath... It's just a normal steel bowl used for this purpose.
    2
  2811. Thank you, Alicen!
    2
  2812. I will do a knife test if the model is high quality. Of course, the company needs to send me a free knife for that... But the Lars Fält looks great. I would love to review that one. Also, I am glad you like my "Viking" videos too!
    2
  2813. No, not a verb, actually.
    2
  2814. Well, it is truly amazing how much knowledge of the Viking Age has just magically surfaced recently... Of course it is just wishful thinking from these people.
    2
  2815. Thanks!
    2
  2816. No, not yet. I need a bigger boat for that.
    2
  2817. theblissfullone I like the GoPro, but it seems to be rather limited.
    2
  2818. I am having another one made, a smaller one this time. But you're right, it's not easy to find this design around.
    2
  2819. God jul! Glad you like it. Naalebinding takes a special kind of patience, I think. I prefer woodworking myself!
    2
  2820. Thank you, Rick! I appreciate it!
    2
  2821. That's a Norwegian word - nålebinding - but I don't actually know which language nål comes from, if it's Norse or Gaelic, for instance. My guess is that it's Norse. The same issue with "binding", by the way.
    2
  2822. It's my name. Bull is English or Scottish, that part of my family is from that area, a mr Bull emigrated to Denmark in the 1500's and his ancestors moved to Norway some generations later. Hansen is a very common Norwegian name that means "son of Hans". Bjørn means bear, that's correct.
    2
  2823. Yes, those clothes are very comfortable. Why did we evolve to less comfortable clothes? We should all dress like that. I usually carry some bread and cheese and bacon, just something simple.
    2
  2824. Awesome, thanks a lot!
    2
  2825. I think it’s very much habit and technique. I’ve seen small guys pull very heavy bows.
    2
  2826. Haha, lots of people say so. Wool doesn't burn, so it's safe. But it looked a bit funny, I guess!
    2
  2827. Takk, Sören! Og god jul til deg og dine!
    2
  2828. You do not need to prepare the chaga (Inonotus obliquus), but the horse hoof fungus must be prepared (cooked) in bleech that you can make from the ashes of for instance birch. But then again, the chaga can be used for many sorts of illnesses, so I don't like to take to much of it out of these woods.
    2
  2829. Thank you, John. Yes, you mentioned that and I am very glad to have inspired you! I think there are times when we must rely on inspiration from each other.
    2
  2830. Pranay, thank you!
    2
  2831. Happy New Year!
    2
  2832. I don't know what that is, but we all dress up no matter what we put on. This is living history, and I think it's important.
    2
  2833. Pine needles are not dry here. It must be the climatic differences. But I didn't know you used that for tinder!
    2
  2834. Thanks a lot! God jul!
    2
  2835. Thank you, Antony.
    2
  2836. Thank you so much. Glad to have you here!
    2
  2837. Thanks a lot, Richard!
    2
  2838. God jul and god nyttår (Happy New Year!) It is very exciting to me to get a comment from the Ukraine. I have actually been there, and I enjoyed my stay. I am a big fan of the old eastern European cultures. (So when my novel was sold to a Russian publisher, I was very excited!)
    2
  2839. I didn’t see that. But it has happened several times before.
    2
  2840. Takk, Mikael. Og god jul til deg og dine også.
    2
  2841. Hi there, Jenny. That is so nice of your son! Say hello from me and tell him I'm very happy about that! And it's awesome that you're learning nålbinding!
    2
  2842. I got mine made by Forn Leidh, which you can find on the great book of faces... He is very skilled. Kind regards from Norway!
    2
  2843. The power of bacon!
    2
  2844. Det kommer etter hvert!
    2
  2845. Great to hear that!
    2
  2846. Exactly! It is how men were made to look. That's why it's there.
    2
  2847. I'm glad to hear that!
    2
  2848. Well, this is Youtube, so there will be negative people floating around.
    2
  2849. Thank you, Mark!
    2
  2850. The beard and bacon army!
    2
  2851. Thank you!
    2
  2852. Hi there, my friend!
    2
  2853. Dear Joe, I got your gift today. I have replied to your email.
    2
  2854. Awesome, Mikey.
    2
  2855. Dear friend, my best wished to you and your son. Get well soon! And don't be so modest about your beard. I am sure it is a glorious one!
    2
  2856. You already have one, Tom! But I guess you could grow it into a glorious, long shape!
    2
  2857. Good to hear that, Bill!
    2
  2858. Awesome!
    2
  2859. I need to try that!
    2
  2860. I know, my friend. And that's a valid reason to shave, got to listen to the wife! Stay well, looking forward to your next video!
    2
  2861. Ah, yes. Boys and women, it is said.
    2
  2862. Thanks. That upbringing is what I call training a boy to be a real man. So, as a real man, you deserve to grow your beard out!
    2
  2863.  @KaiMarcad  Ah, I understand.
    2
  2864. Thank you, Ulf. I think people should stop putting those two words together since there can be nothing negative about being masculine. It is a positive and constructive force.
    2
  2865. Haha, sorry...
    2
  2866. Famous last words!
    2
  2867. Yes, I have seen some glorious beards from that part of the world. And among the sikhs as well. It seems to be a common thing to celebrate manhood all around the globe!
    2
  2868. Josh Kendrick And happy holidays to you as well!
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  2869. Josh Kendrick Thank you, Josh! The Gransfors is very good. I want one myself!
    2
  2870. Found it!
    2
  2871. Thanks, and yes, that couldn't be said better.
    2
  2872. Exactly. Thank you for pointing that out.
    2
  2873. I know, it really is amazing.
    2
  2874. Did you even listen to what I said in the video?
    2
  2875. No, not really.
    2
  2876. I haven't seen it, so it's hard to know for me.
    2
  2877. Great comment, thank you. However, with Loke (Loki) it is different. he is a deity, not a character like that one from the Harry Potter books. So you have to ask yourself if it would have been okay to do similar to for instance Jesus or Muhammad.
    2
  2878. The Wikipedia isn't mine, I have no control of that. That photo was taken by as local newspaper 20 or so years ago.
    2
  2879. Thank you. I will do my best.
    2
  2880. I know, but it's mostly because it tends to mess up the autofocus on the camera.
    2
  2881. Yes, and now I have yet another one!
    2
  2882. Just realized, it must sound like I'm an alien from outer space or something, haha.
    2
  2883. It's true, and I have a very large skull, so I'm always very happy when I can find on that fits.
    2
  2884.  @kristine5031  Hei! Jeg synes rødsprit og vedfyring er best. Men de fleste foretrekker gass, og det er nok mest praktisk. Selv takk!
    2
  2885. Exactly. As you say, it's just sensible.
    2
  2886. At first I thought it was a joke, but then ... It is not.
    2
  2887. I am sorry to hear that, Susie, but it seems to be common. Best of luck with your plans! And the hat, it's a Tilley Wanderer.
    2
  2888. Thank you, Lady M! Those were actually mushrooms, but yes, they do look a bit like yellow flowers. The gold of the forest, we call them.
    2
  2889. Very well said.
    2
  2890. Thank you, my friend.
    2
  2891. Thanks a lot! The red shirt? I bought that shirt at the local farmer supply store.
    2
  2892. Thank you, Bob. The same to you!
    2
  2893. I know. And that will probably annoy them.
    2
  2894. Thank you, Steven!
    2
  2895. Thank you, Danny!
    2
  2896. Steve Fitch The same to you, Steve!
    2
  2897. Thank you!
    2
  2898. Matt S Thank you, that’s great that you’re passing this to the younger generations. I think I got your email, and I answered too.
    2
  2899. Kyle Woods Thank you, Kyle!
    2
  2900. Yes, some people build bridges out of that.
    2
  2901. Void Glad to help!
    2
  2902. its me BoB That is incredibly nice of you.
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  2903. Awesome!
    2
  2904. Bushcraft Sauerland Great! I’m sure you’ll love this technique.
    2
  2905. Thank you!
    2
  2906. But it's a very small axe.
    2
  2907. Thank you, my friend!
    2
  2908. Well, it's not exactly like that in Norway.
    2
  2909. The tragedy is that good people like you should have been listened to, instead of certain ... "world leaders".
    2
  2910. Thank you, my friend.
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  2911. Thanks, glad you liked it!
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  2912. theblissfullone Subscribing!
    2
  2913. Thanks a lot. About the video, you are talking about embedding? The video can be embedded on webpages so that when you click on it and it plays, it gets registered on Youtube. So yes, of course you can. I'd be honored.
    2
  2914. Samuel Kelly Yes, some techniques. I'm doing it today, actually, to some school kids.
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  2915. I didn't know. That's awesome! And I agree, the living history part is always very popular.
    2
  2916. The KG The beard is my secret emergency tinder, haha.
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  2917. It’s not so hard once you’ve figured out how to kneel, which woods to use etc. I am sure you’ll be able to do it!
    2
  2918. Sign up form to be notified about new videos, exclusive giveaways, news, etc.: https://mailchi.mp/fcf29975aa5c/signup (Your email will not be used for sales and I will never give it to other people.)
    2
  2919. Runa Paulsdottir Thanks, Runa!
    2
  2920. Skjøldur Lappason Thank you!
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  2921. Haha, well, I didn't say it was entirely a bad thing.
    2
  2922. It is one of nature's mysteries!
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  2923. It is sometimes a very practical disability!
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  2924. Hello again! I can't type in website addresses here, but if you search for Strømeng Sami knives, you will find a website that sells them. Thank you also for your kind words!
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  2925. Kanskje det er slik det er, ja! Takk for oppklaringen. Og ja, godt å se nordmenn her også.
    2
  2926. Thank you! Yes, and now I even have a GoPro Camera! (Got it yesterday.)
    2
  2927. There will be more skateboarding, yes. I bought it because I can then get around more easily when I'm on my sailing holiday.
    2
  2928. Absolutely!
    2
  2929. Thank you, Sarah!
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  2930. Alicen Doll Thank you. But it's a didgeridoo, actually.
    2
  2931. Thanks, James. I am still waiting for those guys to get finished with the engine...
    2
  2932. Thanks!
    2
  2933. It is okay to disagree as well, my friend!
    2
  2934. Very wise!
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  2935. That is very kind of you to say! But I don't know, I guess I only try to say what makes sense to me. Regarding the dislikes, there are trolls everywhere.
    2
  2936. Thanks, Wayne!
    2
  2937. Dear Brent, that is the right attitude. I wish all hunters were like that.
    2
  2938. Thanks!
    2
  2939. Skål, min venn!
    2
  2940. Thank you, Clement. It is a pleasure.
    2
  2941. I will not be advocating any intake of anything on this channel, as I am not a physician. But I do know a bit about the research on chaga.
    2
  2942. Yes, we do. Then we sit still and throw cones on hikers.
    2
  2943. You will find it, Jeff. One day, it will be there right in front of you.
    2
  2944. Thanks, Michael!
    2
  2945. Thanks, my friend! It is crazy how this platform operates now.
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  2946. Tusen takk!
    2
  2947. Good to know!
    2
  2948. Maybe not so fast, but up it goes!
    2
  2949. Thanks, Bob! I have seen that on tv!
    2
  2950. I know a few! But they are human, sort of, haha.
    2
  2951. It's a fake fur hat, I actually prefer that to real fur. I think you can get them in any sports store here in Norway at least.
    2
  2952. That's too bad. Yes, it's Youtube messing things up. Thanks for subscribing again!
    2
  2953. It is called krefttjuke. Cancer fungus.
    2
  2954. Hopefully it won't happen to you, but you never know! It seems to be something they do to channels that have grown quite a bit.
    2
  2955. That's great, Jeremy. Thank you both!
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  2956. I didn't know you've lost your wife. I am sorry, my friend. But good to know the chaga helped her. Yes, that was a beautiful day in the woods.
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  2957. Thanks! Still enjoying your flint and steel kit, my friend!
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  2958. Well, you should try! I am sure you can do it.
    2
  2959. Thank you, I appreciate you saying that! Means a lot!
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  2960. I will not be able to do that, I'm afraid. I'm saving all the chaga for medicine.
    2
  2961. I'm sure you can, Rich. If you did it then, you can do it now.
    2
  2962. That is great, my friend. And thank you too!
    2
  2963. That's great. Good to know! And thank you.
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  2964. We don't have cramp balls as I am aware of here in Norway. I have tried to find them, but never has.
    2
  2965. Yes, it is the unholy alliance of greed and something else I will not mention here. I love the sun, I do. Especially now that spring is here.
    2
  2966. Thanks a lot, Amanda. I told my significant other that, haha. I hope she agrees!
    2
  2967. Thanks, Charles. And tusen takk to you as well.
    2
  2968. Try to talk to them and ask them to look at the numbers themselves. Then they will see they are being fed lies.
    2
  2969. I know. Many are seeing just that now. It is so incredibly nasty, what is happening.
    2
  2970. I am sorry to hear this. Stay strong, Towakin!
    2
  2971. Thank you, John. I appreciate your comment!
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  2972. That may be so in your country. It is not like that in every country. I have no debt and I own my house. It is mine, and I suspect those who have your attitude and share your delusion about this, have never spent the years of hard work to be a debt free house owner. Now, go away, educate yourself and do better next time.
    2
  2973. Thank you, Steffen!
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  2974. I don't know if they will ever stop. I think it has to do with having a shortsighted financial perspective.
    2
  2975. Yes, absolutely. Also, trees are a main source of food for bees and other pollinators.
    2
  2976. Exactly!
    2
  2977. It must be the 3rd or 4th time now. I like to think it's because I move silently.
    2
  2978. That is the sad truth.
    2
  2979. I am so sorry to hear that!
    2
  2980. It certainly is. And if this was about the climate and nature etc, the focus would be on less consumption of energy.
    2
  2981. Thank you.
    2
  2982. Get out of the urban areas and prepare to live independently and off grid.
    2
  2983. Thanks, Alexander.
    2
  2984. Thanks a lot! I worked alongside the psychologist in a couple of cases, actually. Hypnotherapy really is a collection of mental techniques that can be very helpful.
    2
  2985. Good morning!
    2
  2986. It is great that you mentioned president 0. I have always said he was one of the greatest demagogues I've ever seen.
    2
  2987. I agree! And not to be nit-picking here, but from a hypnotherapy standpoint that would mean "Trust the government" to your subconscious, actually! So I would instead suggest something like "Trust yourself" or something like that.
    2
  2988. Thanks a lot!
    2
  2989. That is also a very good question.
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  2990. Let'sVentrox Thanks! Yes, let me see if I can find it.
    2
  2991. Hukfyn Bushcraft I have the same issue, and it took me a long time to find a suitable backpack. This one sits high on your back. I think you’d like it.
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  2992. I have one video about it already, but as mentioned I can make another one, more detailed, perhaps.
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  2993. Yes, I do realize the combination of bacon eating, beard talk and being out in the woods was too much for some sensitive souls out there. And I do have either Celtic or Anglo-Saxon ancestry mixed in with the Norse. So, yes, I should have seen it coming.
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  2994. They do, I have noticed. It is not good at all.
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  2995. Dear Jeff, dr Peterson absolutely has a very good point there. He thinks outside of the box, which is always needed. The immaturity of people these days worry my, actually. I mean, how are they going to be good parents if they can't behave themselves? How are they going to do a good job anywhere? Even myself, being a writer, has to respect the opinions and criticism of others.
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  2996. Ah, I am glad to have been a positive influence!
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  2997. It's coming up, both the puukko and the elm bark cordage.
    2
  2998. Thank you. Yes, I have noticed and that's why I made the video that made all the controversy. I was actually a bit surprised. Some very easily offended people around!
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  2999. Thank you, my friend
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  3000. Great! I'm waiting too, need to have a book deal with an English language publisher first of all.
    2
  3001. I have decided that in those cases, you already have an invisible power beard!
    2
  3002. Thank you!
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  3003. Thank you! Great comment! I hope things will get better. I have high hopes for the generation Z!
    2
  3004. Then you're just being a true masculine man, I would say. It is a positive and constructive force.
    2
  3005. Thank you, my friend!
    2
  3006. Yes, the valiant keyboard warriors, haha.
    2
  3007. Dear Richard, I think you're absolutely right. And I am looking forward to see the knife as well! It's a puukko, so I know I will be excited.
    2
  3008. Thank you, Philip!
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  3009. Yes, Bill. You are right. I haven't thought about the fact that having a beard depends on ethnicity.
    2
  3010. Thank you so much. I thought my challenge was quite innocent, it's just being proud of being a man and growing a beard if you want to. But I was wrong, that seems to provoke some sad people out there...
    2
  3011. No, this will be a puukko and it is being developed by The Bushcraft Store.
    2
  3012. Welcome!
    2
  3013. Dear Bob, I am very sorry for your loss. I will give a toast for your father tonight! And I will look into your video idea. Your friend, Bjørn
    2
  3014. Thank you. Needed that.
    2
  3015. Matty, thanks a lot. That is a great ambition to have!
    2
  3016. Lori, that was a badger!
    2
  3017. Ian, those are wise words indeed.
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  3018. Thank you, Bruce, and skål!
    2
  3019. Thanks, Marshall. I will know more in a couple of weeks, but it's very promising.
    2
  3020. Dear Veronica, I think there is nothing wrong about making money from a Youtube channel, of course. I might do at some point in the future. But I'm a novelist and that's where I get my income. But I will never do it for the money.
    2
  3021. Thank you, Wade. And I can't wait to see your upcoming videos!
    2
  3022. Thank you, that has been noted!
    2
  3023. Dear Marta, my best wishes for you for 2019. And yes, you are right. Those words were in that clip and I think it's very suitable, looking back at this year and how this channel has become such a positive community.
    2
  3024. Dear Johan, I will certainly consider it. I have been asked to talk more about Hugin and Munin before, so, yes.
    2
  3025. Dear Steve, you most certainly is a member of this Viking family. My best wishes for 2019 to you and your family!
    2
  3026. That is a very good idea, Johan. I will absolutely consider it!
    2
  3027. Thank you, and skål!
    2
  3028. Thank you, Remi. I appreciate that!
    2
  3029. That is very kind of you to say! Thank you. @GAUROCH2 
    2
  3030. It is not a period boat, it is a modern sailing boat, but still it gets me out on the sea. I know I have been talking about it, haha.
    2
  3031. That is a good idea, but the good ones are expensive. But it's on the list.
    2
  3032. Thank you! You would be very welcome!
    2
  3033. You need to see this in context. If you have been following my channel, you'd know I'm one of the "crazy people".
    2
  3034. MyFathers TwoAcres, thank you.
    2
  3035. Well put, Rob.
    2
  3036. I’m like that too. Richard. How do people not go mad in cities? Perhaps they all do, in a way.
    2
  3037. And thanks to you, Ron!
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  3038. Uncultured Props and Film I will do my best to keep it up!
    2
  3039. That is awesome. My best wishes to you for both writing and publication!
    2
  3040. Silent Witness Thank you!
    2
  3041. That is awesome. I am glad to hear that!
    2
  3042. tomurg I hope you had an awesome wild camp!
    2
  3043. Thank you!
    2
  3044. Thank you, Fred.
    2
  3045. No.
    2
  3046. Thank you, Ruth.
    2
  3047. Thank you, Lars. I am glad you like it!
    2
  3048. Thank you, Jeremy, and say hello from me and my son to your boys!
    2
  3049. Thanks, very glad you liked it!
    2
  3050. Glad to hear that!
    2
  3051. Thank you, Casper. Glad you like it!
    2
  3052. All the way from Russia! That is awesome. Thank you! Skål!
    2
  3053. Thank you, Karen!
    2
  3054. Thank you, Richard. Yes, that was what I tried, haha. Hopefully this trailer will help to show people what the channel is about.
    2
  3055. I might do in the future, but at the moment the editing of such long videos takes too much time... But there will be a few longer videos coming up.
    2
  3056. Thanks, Andrew!
    2
  3057. Yes, I will see what I can do about that. (I was talking about one of my novels.)
    2
  3058. Thank you! I know that word, actually and thank you for that as well.
    2
  3059. Thanks, glad you liked it. Also, it is great to see you here. I'm a big fan of your channels.
    2
  3060. Yes, it certainly is.
    2
  3061. Dear friend. I hope my videos can be a source of comfort and hope. I am glad to have you here in this community. And your Norwegian is fine!
    2
  3062. Thank you, Bob. I appreciate that a lot!
    2
  3063. And thank you for the like.
    2
  3064. Me too.
    2
  3065. Yes, it was.
    2
  3066. Thank you, Kristie.
    2
  3067. Thank you, David!
    2
  3068. Glad to hear you like it.
    2
  3069. Thank you, Jason!
    2
  3070. I'm very glad to have you here.
    2
  3071. Thank you, Matej!
    2
  3072. Awesome, John. Let us talk more about this.
    2
  3073. Thanks, and skål!
    2
  3074. This is actually non alcoholic beer. It is called Munkholm.
    2
  3075. Thank you, John!
    2
  3076. Again, thank you. I will include it in an upcoming video and do a shout out to your channel!
    2
  3077. WyrdWoods Ireland Dear friend, I got a gift from you today! A beautiful hnefatafl game! Thank you!!!!!!!
    2
  3078. I really hope so. My agents are on it.
    2
  3079. I'm afraid my sewing skills are not very impressive...
    2
  3080. Sure, that would be awesome. It you go and follow me on Instagram, I will see your message there.
    2
  3081. Glad you liked it, Patrick.
    2
  3082. That’s the most moronic statement today.
    2
  3083. Well said!
    2
  3084. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  3085. It really is!
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  3086. Aleksandr Usherenko I think maybe the TBS Boar is a more versatile knife. It is a bit bigger and better at processing wood.
    2
  3087. I honestly thought they were made in Sweden. The company is Swedish, at least the address is in Sweden.
    2
  3088. Thanks for asking. I can honestly say that they’re both good, but I prefer the Boar.
    2
  3089. I think so too. I must say I prefer the TBS Boar to the Casstrøm, but that is much because I think the Casstrøm handles doesn't really fit big hands. The quality of their steel is excellent.
    2
  3090. This is a very good knife, if the handle fits your hand.
    2
  3091. Toan Dinh Korrekt, men du kan også bestille direkte fra casstrom.se
    2
  3092. Þéodisc Geléafa Thanks!
    2
  3093. GD I've heard a lot of good things about the nr. 14 as well!
    2
  3094. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival Just my opinion on this knife, I guess. I must say I really like it and it will come with me into the woods, so it will appear in future videos as well!
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  3095. Thank you, I really appreciate it. Yes, I do recommend this knife. It is not a do-it-all knife, a bit small for that, but as it stands out as a very useful bushcraft knife and the quality is very good. It came scary sharp out of the box too. May Odin follow you.
    2
  3096. Thank you.
    2
  3097. Thank you, Marci.
    2
  3098. Thank you, Jeremy, for those kind words.
    2
  3099. Thank you, Sebastian.
    2
  3100. Thank you, Big Pete Bear!
    2
  3101. A very wise comment, my friend. Thank you!
    2
  3102. I think so too. I wish I could show you the whole garden, but it's the thing about privacy and all that. But this is a good place for dogs.
    2
  3103. Thank you, my friend.
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  3104. Absolutely, Catherine. They do.
    2
  3105. Yes, and just imagine we just left it for 12 years...
    2
  3106. I very much appreciate that!
    2
  3107. There will be a second wave this fall. I define it as a mixture of the virus and the taking away of your freedom by the governments.
    2
  3108. Thank you. I hope you will get a chance to get out in the near future and that you'll be able to get away from all that stress.
    2
  3109. Thank you, Sean. I know I have to be reminded very often of this.
    2
  3110. Dear Jase Hogarth, I am very glad to read that! I hope you'll have a great time here. (I know you will.)
    2
  3111. That IS a good text for a t-shirt. You got me thinking now...
    2
  3112. Thank you, Aaron. There is nothing better than knowing a video I made helped in some way. I am glad to have you here on this channel.
    2
  3113. Adalan Doomed Thank you! So glad you liked it. Greetings from Norway!
    2
  3114. Thank you! I don't write my novels in English, but my agents are currently looking for a publisher for the English language market.
    2
  3115. David Kezic Thank you, David!
    2
  3116. Monika Neff Thank you, glad you liked it. I’ll have to bring beef jerky next time!
    2
  3117. Hela Thank you! Glad you liked it!
    2
  3118. J9M7N Glad you like it!
    2
  3119. I have English bushcrafter friends and I know you're in a terrible situation that way. Nobody should own the wilderness. But Scotland I've heard is better, absolutely! (Scotland is my second homeland.)
    2
  3120. Tasmania silver stacker Amazing. I guess Hansen is quite a common name in Norway, but who knows, maybe we’re related.
    2
  3121. That's very exciting! One of my great-great-great---uncles was sent as a convict to Tasmania, actually. His ancestors live in Australia under the name of Bull. One of them is a quite famous jazz musician.
    2
  3122. Tasmania silver stacker Thank you! All the way from Tasmania?
    2
  3123. J9M7N That sounds like a good idea! And if this video has been inspiring you to do so, I’m very glad!
    2
  3124. pedro leonardo God jul!
    2
  3125. barry peach Thanks!
    2
  3126. Prime Genesis It works really well.
    2
  3127. Skjøldur Lappason Thank you!
    2
  3128. Skjøldur Lappason Thanks!
    2
  3129. Mihails Šišovs Coming up!
    2
  3130. logya That needs to happen soon.
    2
  3131. Thanks!
    2
  3132. Yes, I liked that part with the dandelions as well! A bumble bee's view, so to speak. Glad you liked the video!
    2
  3133. garth tree And thank you for watching!
    2
  3134. DênisAP Yes, this year we have so many dandelions that they could feed a city!
    2
  3135. Thank you, Jodi. I should add that the sea is just across the road, so it must have been a paradise at times.
    2
  3136. Thanks a lot! And yes, there is more.
    2
  3137. Thanks for sharing that. Very strong and powerful.
    2
  3138. I would say that is very likely.
    2
  3139. There is quite a lot!
    2
  3140. Thank you!
    2
  3141. Yes, go to my video named Blot.
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  3142. I did see it. Skål!
    2
  3143. Thanks, Vivienne.
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  3144. I am glad to hear my videos have a positive impact on you!
    2
  3145. We don't know. We do know, however, that grave mounds in the area were torn down and the stones used for building fences etc.
    2
  3146. Thanks!
    2
  3147. Probably, the fire picked up a bit too much, as I said.
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  3148. Glad you liked it, Joy. And thanks for your comment.
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  3149. Thanks, Richard. It was burnt on the sides, of course, but otherwise it was delicious.
    2
  3150. Awesome, JensHanenburg. And thanks.
    2
  3151. My famous tar bread, haha!
    2
  3152. Next time!
    2
  3153. Awesome, Ryan. And thanks.
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  3154. I will have to do something about that in the next video, then!
    2
  3155. Yes, they'd mix it in with flour.
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  3156. That is the truth, my friend. We have baked better bread than this in the living history group using a Dutch oven, but that one is too heavy to carry. I like the concept of being able to make a little bit of bread, maybe just for two people, without having to carry too much.
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  3157. Hi Richard! That's a fake fur hat, and my beloved TBS Boar with bog oak scales.
    2
  3158. We used to make stick bread when I was a kid, it was a favourite!
    2
  3159. Yes, I even have the recipe here.
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  3160. Thanks, Jacob. But I guess there isn't a very stiff competition there, if you get my meaning.
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  3161. Thank you.
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  3162. sarah anderson It was quite easy to walk there, yes. But we have similar carvings here in the south as well. If you come here, I’ll show you!
    2
  3163. Rathgar Redbeard Thank you, Rathgar!
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  3164. Colin Parry It's truly amazing.
    2
  3165. Thanks a lot, Harald! Much appreciated!
    2
  3166. No, it's just farmland.
    2
  3167. I guess I will read about those explosions in the news today. And yes, msm is not ethical and will walk across anyone if they see profit.
    2
  3168. Yes, I know the world seems to believe Norway has dropped all restrictions. I also know it is not true, especially when it comes to travelling.
    2
  3169. I think we all do from time to time.
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  3170. I have to read the local newspaper. It is not a daily newspaper, but I will check today.
    2
  3171. That's a good saying!
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  3172. I hope so too. I am learning a lot myself, and I thought I had a very good grasp of things.
    2
  3173. That is awesome. Thanks!
    2
  3174. Well, stranger things have happened.
    2
  3175. Greetings from Norway!
    2
  3176. Glad you liked it!
    2
  3177. Takk skal du ha!
    2
  3178. Thanks a lot, tom Brown!
    2
  3179. Amanda, I could do a video about this. I have waterproof pants. From the inside out, I use the 3 layer principle: Wool towards my body, then wool sweater and then a shell layer. I use wool socks (of course) and a hat, and I keep mittens with me, although I have warm hands even in very cold weather, but that's just me. And yes, don't use too tight shoes.
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  3180. That is the truth. And about the fire pan, I figure that I'm up there twice a week on average, so there would be lots of burnmarks if I don't protect the forest floor. I have used my old campsites mostly, but now I will be more flexible.
    2
  3181. Absolutely, Phil!
    2
  3182. Thank you. And yes, it is.
    2
  3183. Thanks, my friend. That does sound very tasty indeed! My dogs are always with me...
    2
  3184. Dear friend, thank you for your words. I feel that the so-called primitive fire making techniques connects me to the past and to nature itself. It is very rewarding.
    2
  3185. Skål, my friend!
    2
  3186. Thank you, Pedro Leonardo!
    2
  3187. Thanks! It’s a Gneik 54. I have a video about it. You’ll find it in my gear review playlist.
    2
  3188. Dear friend, I am so sorry for your loss. Is there anyone who can stay with you? I don't know if I can offer any advice, but please reach out to family and friends and let them know you need someone to be there for you and your kids now.
    2
  3189. I am sure you will be successful!
    2
  3190. Good memories, I'm sure!
    2
  3191. Thanks a lot! I have tried, but haven't seen much difference, actually.
    2
  3192. Hi Jim! I don't think it's embarrassing at all. Bringing a lighter is just common sense.
    2
  3193. I think you should, it's great fun.
    2
  3194. Thank you! (I’m doing a tag and shoutout to your channel later today.)
    2
  3195. It is truly amazing to watch, I agree!
    2
  3196. Yes, I am looking for that bone and I am a great fan of the two hole method, I use it from time to time.
    2
  3197. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival Thank you! I remember it was you who told me to secure my arm against my leg!
    2
  3198. Cimbrer Bushcraft Thank you, Tom!
    2
  3199. I think we only have one species of juniper here, at least below the tree line. They almost never grow tall and are full of knots. But I'll look more into it!
    2
  3200. Thank you, Mike. Very, very well said.
    2
  3201. Thank you, my friend. Wise words as always.
    2
  3202. Yes, maybe I should have!
    2
  3203. That is awesome, my friend.
    2
  3204. Thanks, Bill. I like that advice. I will remember it!
    2
  3205. Thanks, Dave!
    2
  3206. Thanks, my friend. And that's a very good name you have, by the way.
    2
  3207. Thank you. I try to adjust, but it's hard, because it happened suddenly.
    2
  3208. That's a very wise way of going about things. And yes, I love that puukko too!
    2
  3209. Thank you, Lori. I am sorry it made you cry. But then again, I was just being honest. I believe we both feel better now!
    2
  3210. Yes, I know... And it's sometimes very awkward in those book shops...
    2
  3211. I'm glad to hear that, Wade!
    2
  3212. Thank you, my friend!
    2
  3213. And thank you, my friend.
    2
  3214. Thank you. That's a great compliment to receive.
    2
  3215. That is the truth.
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  3216. The next video is about my boots, my friend. (They're called Tretorn.)
    2
  3217. Thank you, Daniel. Good advice!
    2
  3218. Thanks, Charlie. I will do that.
    2
  3219. Thanks for the compliment and the great advice!
    2
  3220. Thank you, David. I was very happy with how this video turned out.
    2
  3221. Thanks a lot, Bearded Lonewolf!
    2
  3222. I am sure it is. I have now added a link in the video description.
    2
  3223. Hi Janos. I have linked to that video at the end screen.
    2
  3224. Thank you, Rob. I am glad to hear that.
    2
  3225. Thanks! If you go to the video description, there is a link there to my gear list. You will find it on that list.
    2
  3226. Thank you, Bertram!
    2
  3227. I was dug out. I was very lucky!
    2
  3228. Perfectly said, my friend.
    2
  3229. Exactly.
    2
  3230. Thank you and skål, Joe!
    2
  3231. Hi CJ. Good to see you!
    2
  3232. Thanks! Yes, it absolutely is.
    2
  3233. Thank you, Bindi. Glad to have you here.
    2
  3234. Awesome.
    2
  3235. Thank you! Trolls, probably!
    2
  3236. Awesome!
    2
  3237. Dear Jenn, thank you for sharing. My best wishes to you, your family and your dogs!
    2
  3238. Thank you so much!
    2
  3239. Thanks! Yes, I like it!
    2
  3240. Cason Snow Thanks! Maybe you can order through their website?
    2
  3241. Graeme McMillan Probably very good when you have gloves on.
    2
  3242. Robert Corbell Haha, I'll remember that!
    2
  3243. Thanks! Maybe I’ll come back to this with a longer video.
    2
  3244. Dear friends, old and new! This channel is growing very fast now, and that is awesome! It also means that the 3000 subscriber giveaway winner will be drawn probably somewhere around 3500 subscribers. I will draw the winner tomorrow (Tuesday), make the announcement video Friday and publish it Friday night or early Saturday. (Can't make it today because of work and other duties.) I know this doesn't really make it a 3000 subs giveaway, but the channel had just passed 3000 subs when I made this video a few days ago. Thank you all for your understanding!
    2
  3245. And thank you for being part of it all. My best wishes to you for 2018!
    2
  3246. Thank you! 2017 was awesome, so if 2018 is even better, then I'll be a very lucky man indeed!
    2
  3247. Dear Thomas, I have a blogpost coming up about that next weekend.
    2
  3248. Thanks a lot, Kyle. And thanks for your comments and support!
    2
  3249. Epic is the goal. It always is! Thank you, and my best wished for your 2018!
    2
  3250. Dear Mike, that's a huge compliment to me. I hope it was time well spent! Be careful about that cold, by the way. That is much colder than here in southeastern Norway!
    2
  3251. They probably did! About my novels, the translations are a lot of work, but it's getting there. Now my agents only have to find the right publisher for the English market.
    2
  3252. Dear friend. I hope they will. And I hope the same for you and your family. Thank you. Happy New Year!
    2
  3253. Happy New Year!
    2
  3254. Thank you so much, John!
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  3255. I hope so! Thanks a lot, I like your predictions!
    2
  3256. Sören Hahn Takk, Sören. Godt nyttår!
    2
  3257. Yes, my agents are working on that. They have already sold it to 7 other language markets, but they still need to land a deal with an English language publisher. Thank you so much for your kind words, by the way!
    2
  3258. Not at all! The book that was published in 2017 is called Jomsviking and it is the first of a planned series. Not yet in English, my agents are now working on finding the right publisher.
    2
  3259. Thank you, Danny! Sleep well and may the new year be wonderful for you!
    2
  3260. Thank you, Casper. Those are main ingredients of a man's fehu - his wealth, the way I see it. I wish you the same!
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  3261. Takk, og godt nytt år til deg også!
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  3262. Ah, so I have heard! But today we got snow. My best wished to you for 2018, by the way. I really hope you can get involved more. It's a great lifestyle!
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  3263. You’re most welcome!
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  3264. I know!
    2
  3265. Thanks for the comment, Steve!
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  3266. Jordan, thanks a lot! I will be going for an overnighter in not too long.
    2
  3267. Thanks, Matty. It’s for the coming season, when fires have to be contained. I agree that there is nothing like an open fire, though!
    2
  3268. It’s old and a bit rotten, so I guess they think it’s fun.
    2
  3269. Thanks, Tammy. It should work well in cold Colorado as well!
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  3270. Mindus Thank you!
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  3271. Joe Deer Runner And much worse, I believe, when you’ve built it yourself.
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  3272. Thomas Hall That’s what I suspect too.
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  3273. the Gentleman Returned I was thinking about that. Good idea, very tempting!
    2
  3274. Steve Fitch Wonderful. Not the lack of respect, but your walk in the woods!
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  3275. Haakon Christensen I’ve been in that area a lot, by the way. Very sad to hear that.
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  3276. Celtic Winter I got mine from The Bushcraft Store in the UK.
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  3277. Pan Sernik Thanks!
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  3278. Elwyn SMITH Thanks, Elwyn.
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  3279. Lane Grimes An important deity for me personally. Yes.
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  3280. Wade just an American Yes. Let’s hope they were just kids. But then again, that is quite depressing to think of as well.
    2
  3281. Steve Fitch That is awesome, Steve! I’m impressed!
    2
  3282. martialme84 Beard extensions - the least manly thing on earth!
    2
  3283. martialme84 Thank you! Is your beard even better than my friend Artur’s? He’s the one in this video.
    2
  3284. Nama Farm I was out sailing today (video coming up). Next time I will bring my camcorder with that zoom and see if I can spot the cave from the sea.
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  3285. sarah anderson Glad you liked it! And the ocean... I was just antifouling my boat today. It will be back on the water soon!
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  3286. Random Button Pusher Sounds like a wonderful place. I've heard many Norwegians found their new home there back in the old days.
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  3287. zeroa6 Thanks for the comment! There will be more videos from The Old Forest Cave!
    2
  3288. I want to say yes, but not really. I've heard that an archeologist found some stone arrow head or something like that in the area, so I guess this shelter has been used for a long time.
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  3289. Zona Zoe You noticed! Thank you.
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  3290. The Iron Good I know! Damned, I have to get myself one now! 😁
    2
  3291. sean Hudson Perfect!
    2
  3292. Thank you, Ed!
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  3293. Francisco Comelli Thanks! Yes, we do have great forests here. And there will be more Viking festival videos when the season starts in May!
    2
  3294. Jamie Keddie I use the music made from a friend of mine (credited at the end). Here I also use Paleowolf. They've been very kind, letting me use their music!
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  3295. theblissfullone It's very comfortable, I use it a lot.
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  3296. Danny Moore We have a lot of those marks here. The mooses like it up here, it's a good place for them. So yes, and very well observed!
    2
  3297. Thanks, Carlos! There will be another one up in a few days, I believe.
    2
  3298. Thanks, Philip!
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  3299. Thank you!
    2
  3300. Thank you for your kind words!
    2
  3301. Thanks, Kevin!
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  3302. I am so glad to hear that. And glad to have you here as well.
    2
  3303. Again, thank you, Robert!
    2
  3304. Dear Adrián, thanks a lot. My agent will hopefully land a book deal for me with a Spanish language publisher, at least that's my hope.
    2
  3305.  @MrInsaint  Takk for det!
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  3306. Supert, takk skal du ha!
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  3307. Thank you!
    2
  3308. Yes, as you say, we need it now more than ever.
    2
  3309. I use the younger futhark and the Norwegian short twig version, but you're right, the older is more universal in a way. Thanks a lot, my friend!
    2
  3310. Dear Jeff, very well put. I will remember what you wrote here.
    2
  3311. Thank you, John!
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  3312. I am sorry for your loss, Mikey. There is always a place for you here in this community!
    2
  3313. Thanks, Andy. Glad you liked it!
    2
  3314. Thank you, Kara! Well said.
    2
  3315. Thank you, and cheers!
    2
  3316. Thank you, Amanda. Do find a nice, little stream by which you can sit down and relax! And thanks for your comments!
    2
  3317. Thank you, Bill. Very well said!
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  3318. Skål, Daniel!
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  3319. Thank you, Eva.
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  3320. I tried, but it was too shallow. So my son said I should use one of those on the side. It was not ideal, but great fun!
    2
  3321. Yes, you must try this with your son! It was my son who said we had to see if it would work, so we got the bowdrill set out in the garage and that’s the video you see.
    2
  3322. Yes, I remember that. It is my son’s fidget spinner and he got it back after I made the video!
    2
  3323. Thanks, Richard! Yes, it was a bit of fun and it shows you can use many things for tasks that they were not designed for at all. But mostly, it was just a bit of fun.
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  3324. It was a lot of fun to make this video too!
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  3325. Thanks! I’m not an expert with the bowdrill, but I can say the fidget spinner makes an awkward handle!
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  3326. Haha, will try not to!
    2
  3327. I actually first saw it used on the Cimbrer Bushcraft channel, and also my son said I should try to use the whole fidget spinner as the handle.
    2
  3328. This is what happens when I’m left alone with my son’s fidget spinner!
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  3329. Very good point.
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  3330. Glad you liked it!
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  3331. Thank you. So glad you liked it.
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  3332. If I can do that, I'll be a happy man every day!
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  3333. Thank you, Todd. Wise words.
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  3334. I am glad you liked it. Thank you.
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  3335. Glad you like it.
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  3336. Thank you, Charlie.
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  3337. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3338. Very kind, thanks a lot!
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  3339. Thanks for the wonderful comment!
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  3340. August Pownall Thanks! About my clothes, the wool coat was made for me by a friend. I wouldn't claim it's historically accurate, but I like it and it's warm. You should be able to get what you're looking for at websites like Othala Crafts. She is very skilled - I just recently bought some clothes from her.
    2
  3341. Thank you, and sorry for the late reply...
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  3342. Thank you!
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  3343. Thanks a lot! Sorry for the late reply...
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  3344. Takk for kommentaren, Tommy!
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  3345. WyrdWoods Ireland Thank you!
    2
  3346. Thanks a lot, Dani.
    2
  3347. Thank you, Nancy.
    2
  3348. Ja, han har et lurt smil!
    2
  3349. Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!
    2
  3350. Good advice. However, I have been watching the trees and I think that spot is not safe, as the trees might fall down because they destroyed the surrounding forest. I have another place I'm thinking of, but I have not decided.
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  3351. DAvEGya That’s a good idea!
    2
  3352. As a Norwegian, that's something I really like to hear, of course. Glad you like the channel!
    2
  3353. Sören Hahn Vi er i sør, så vi må nok vente litt til! Vennlig hilsen Bjørn
    2
  3354. David Kezic Thank you, David!
    2
  3355. rhialobran I love autumn. Always have.
    2
  3356. Colin Parry Wonderful! I got the idea from one of the guys at Alone, second season.
    2
  3357. R&g Outdoors Thank you! I guess I’m not the first one to say that, but it’s still true!
    2
  3358. Thanks a lot!
    2
  3359. In Dutch, yes. The first Jomsviking novel was just published in Dutch, actually!
    2
  3360. I think you could actually contact a publisher and ask if they'd like to publish my novels. They would then contact my agent.
    2
  3361. Thanks, Richard, and sorry for the delayed reply!
    2
  3362. Just replying if anyone else reads this. Yes, that is correct and we sorted that out. I didn't know, but now the prize is on its way to you.
    2
  3363. Absolutely. And thank you! Lots of work, writing this novel.
    2
  3364. Thanks, Steve!
    2
  3365. Awesome, thanks!
    2
  3366. Let me tell you, something is going on with the climate. Last year, they had to raise the road where I live. It's at sea level. Well, it didn't use to be...
    2
  3367. Yes, I've heard about that. I won't speculate in exactly why, but I believe the climate is changing.
    2
  3368. Thank you.
    2
  3369. No, that was some distance away. But thanks for asking.
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  3370. Exactly. And I don't have a smartphone, by the way.
    2
  3371. Dear friend, I am very happy and humbled to have a friend of Sparta! May the gods be with you.
    2
  3372. Thanks, Matthew!
    2
  3373. It's not a problem. It is the traditional way.
    2
  3374. Thank you, Adeline!
    2
  3375. Yes
    2
  3376. Thanks, Adam! It is nothing exciting about the coffee, I will let you know in the next video.
    2
  3377. Exactly!
    2
  3378. Haha, that would have made the politically correct people go crazy with anger.
    2
  3379. I guess I was. I hoped I wouldn't be.
    2
  3380. +Hvitveispike Thanks! I don't think I'll just leave the yew alone, but it's nice to know anyway!
    2
  3381. Ed Reese I'll show you around if you come here!
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  3382. C M, glad you liked it. The Viking house, it’s up to the others in the group. I will get back to it and give you an update soon.
    2
  3383. HeWhoSeeS, that would depend on how we define Norway as a country, I’d say.
    2
  3384. Hi there. Big fan from Norway here. Please reach out to me if you would be interested in a video interview.
    2
  3385. I use a collapsible firepan and a bushbox folding stove. To make sure the fire doesn’t spread. (Links in description.)
    2
  3386. I think you’ll be all right!
    2
  3387. Thanks a lot, Ted!
    2
  3388. Very good point there, about the interest rates. I should have remembered to say that!
    2
  3389. I will probably be making videos about this. But I think you can find some good ones here on Youtube. Get a good, not too heavy backpack and sleeping bag. It doesn't have to cost a fortune.
    2
  3390. It does not surprise me...
    2
  3391. It's a toad, my friend.
    2
  3392. I Alex. I have, and it didn't take nearly that long, luckily!
    2
  3393. Hi there!
    2
  3394. Thank you for commenting. I am glad that these videos can add something positive to your life!
    2
  3395. Hi Margo! Thanks a lot. No, I think I'll be fine, haha.
    2
  3396. Absolutely. It was not easy to talk about this, but when I first got started, it very relieving.
    2
  3397. Thanks a lot. Yes, but for some reason, staying away from those areas seem to be very hard to some people.
    2
  3398. Thank you. I became claustrophobic after that accident.
    2
  3399. As a father, I can relate to his reaction! I am very glad you did not get seriously injured!
    2
  3400. Thanks a lot. As mentioned I was spotted and dug up quickly. So I was lucky.
    2
  3401. I am very sorry to hear that. At least, I am glad that they could save four of them.
    2
  3402. Thank you so much for your kind words.
    2
  3403. Thank you, Matej. It was very scary, absolutely.
    2
  3404. I am very glad to hear your daughter didn't join them that day! But I am sorry to hear what happened to them.
    2
  3405. Well, I have no problems with mountains, but I got claustrophobic.
    2
  3406. Thank you, Brett, for those kind words.
    2
  3407. Hi Carson! I know I wouldn't have survived if I had been alone, so not going alone is essential. Or, don't go there at all. On mead, I have made some. But I am far from an expert, so maybe I'm not the right person to ask.
    2
  3408. That is the truth. And why I wanted to talk about it.
    2
  3409. This was a good one! I recommend it.
    2
  3410. Well, it is getting closer and closer... I am new to Youtube, so I guess it takes a bit of time to get started. My blog is getting close to 300.000 hits, by the way...
    2
  3411. Thanks! I will be out in the bush again in about one month from now (too many ticks etc right now), so there will be more of the bushcraft kind from then on. As I mentioned above, I'm really enjoying making Youtube videos and I will look into buying a more professional camera.
    2
  3412. I wish I could have learned how to do that...
    2
  3413. Wow, that sounds awesome. I would love to see you in your warrior outfit. By the way, I'm extremely fascinated by native American cultures, especially the coastal nations.
    2
  3414. Hi Philip. I'm afraid that's a bit of fake news, actually. I noticed some msm took that ball and ran with it as they say, but it's not true. But by 2030 there will be no more petrol cars sold in Europe, so it is moving in that direction.
    2
  3415. Haha, I'm at least lucky to have this little natural shelter in my local woods.
    2
  3416. Thank you for the insight, Chris!
    2
  3417. Thanks 👍
    2
  3418. I have sailed through a plastic island. I walk across beaches littered with plastics and decomposed plastic particles almost every day. It is a real thing.
    2
  3419. Oh no, hahahah.
    2
  3420. You got it wrong. The plastics in my clothes and backpack come from recycled plastics and I have yet to wear out a garment from that brand. Also I rarely wash them.
    2
  3421. There is a lot that could be said about this, but I try to keep the videos not too long. The fishing industry is one of the worst when it comes to this, for example. I find plastic and decomposed plastic from fishing boat gear on the local beaches all the time.
    2
  3422. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. I drink too much sugary drinks myself too, but much less than before.
    2
  3423. Yes, that's a good idea. I pick up the plastics I find when I'm out hiking.
    2
  3424. Step by step. We must do what we can.
    2
  3425. Yes, we have very mild winters here now.
    2
  3426. Thank you, Steve.
    2
  3427. Thanks a lot, Ed. And yes, these hats have probably been common in many cultures. This one is made from wool.
    2
  3428. Thanks, Kyle!
    2
  3429. Thank you!
    2
  3430. Glad you like it!
    2
  3431. Thank you, GR. It is very cool indeed. A great, little piece of tradition and a practical tool as well.
    2
  3432. It is one of those personal issues, I’m always careful as I don’t want to say too much.
    2
  3433. Thank you, and yes. I am sorry too.
    2
  3434. That is wonderful. I really like that these myths are being told not only in Scandinavia.
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  3435. Sam Pic Thank you!
    2
  3436. Thanks, Mark!
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  3437. I bought land to protect it, little troll. What are you doing?
    2
  3438. There is quite a bit of noise from machines of different kinds, yes. Worse during summer.
    2
  3439. Thank you. I am glad to hear that!
    2
  3440. I am sorry to hear this, Justin! And yes, it is the third time this happens.
    2
  3441. Thank you. The dead, standing spruces will eventually fall over and we also had some old birch trees there.
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  3442. You won! Check out the new video for more details.
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  3443. SleepyRook I don’t know, so I will be reviewing and testing it in a few weeks from now.
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  3444. Hi Tom, I can tell you that I am still reviewing the Gneik and it is not perfect, but I would say it is the best backpack I have ever used. And I have used many. I would have liked it to be lighter and there are a couple of other things I would have changed, but I will get back to that. It is my backpack of choice now. Concerning the TBS knives, I think they are all Scandi. I have never heard about them having any other grind.
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  3445. An axe is extra weight. You can not batton through with an axe, and you need solid ground that is not rock underneath. These knives are made for batoning.
    2
  3446. Thank you, Steve.
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  3447. Yes, let us hope so! Btw, I don't think Filipino weaponry is useless at all. One of the few martial arts that is, actually, useful.
    2
  3448. Thank you!
    2
  3449. Good to see you again, my friend.
    2
  3450. Thank you, Chris. Very much appreciated.
    2
  3451. I hope so too!
    2
  3452. Dear Kristine, thank you for those kind words. It means a lot to me.
    2
  3453. Thank you!
    2
  3454. Thank you.
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  3455. No, I'll check it out.
    2
  3456. We will see next month!
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  3457. Haha, I don't know if I'm a fun dad, but I try. Glad to hear our son likes my videos!
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  3458. KFORVET Thanks a lot! And good luck! I'm sure it will be worth the effort.
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  3459. Thank you, Jan! I hope to see you in Sigdal. I'll be there on Friday, reading from my novel at 1700.
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  3460. DênisAP Bushcraft Yes, it's my favourite too. This time all the dry grass was trampled down, so I used jute rope that I untangled. It worked perfectly.
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  3461. sarah anderson We had a great time. You have similar where you live, I believe?
    2
  3462. Joey Kistemaker Thank you. I wasn't finished editing, but it turned out okay.
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  3463. Thank you, Jodi. I really enjoyed this viking market - it was one of the best I've been to.
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  3464. Julien Coutouly Absolutely, it's wonderful.
    2
  3465. Alicen Doll Thank you!
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  3466. OrbitalAngel Nebula Thank you. Glad you liked it!
    2
  3467. Thank you, Chase! You're the first one to congratulate!
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  3468. Dear Peter, thanks a lot! I don't have a chainmail yet, but I think every man should have one! On display in his living room.
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  3469. Well, you asked and that got me thinking it was a good theme for a video. So thank you for giving me the idea, Casper!
    2
  3470. Well, we don't know for sure, but I have heard none has been found. I would not wear neither wool or linnen undergarments, though. Better to have only trousers and no close fitting stuff...
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  3471. Thanks for the comment, Marcus. It takes a bit of time to get all the clothes, but it's worth it in the end!
    2
  3472. Thank you, and skål!
    2
  3473. Of course, I’ve seen some wear it.
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  3474. I would have to measure. I'm not at home now, but I'll try to remember to do that for you! I am a size xxl and I had problems finding a hood big enough.
    2
  3475. Thank you!
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  3476. I think it's totally okay when you have your kids with you etc. But grow people shoul put some effort in it!
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  3477. Thank you, Taro. And keep those videos of yours coming!
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  3478. Bloodaxetheirritable Thank you! And yes, it is a hard life, haha!
    2
  3479. Haha, everything has its place. Thank you, Gregor.
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  3480. Fornuftige ord! Takk for tilbakemeldingen, og for at du liker kanalen!
    2
  3481. Thank you!
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  3482. Thank you! I once saw a tv program where they had temperature sensors inside the clothes, and they had one guy in modern winter clothes and one guy in historically accurate Viking clothes. The Viking clothes were superior.
    2
  3483. I absolutely agree. Thank you!
    2
  3484. Thank you!
    2
  3485. Thank you, Kyle. Yes, we're fine. Almost summer here.
    2
  3486. Tusen takk!
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  3487. I am very clumsy with the needle. I have tried, but it was not a success and after that I have been buying my clothes at Viking festivals, or had them made.
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  3488. Thank you!
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  3489. Not yet, but my agents are working on it!
    2
  3490. Thank you for an awesome and wise comment!
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  3491. Paper for news outlets where they tell us to be more environmentally friendly, I guess.
    2
  3492. I have bought some and got three of the old oaks there protected from logging. I plan to buy more.
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  3493. I am so sorry to hear that.
    2
  3494. Exactly. Thank you.
    2
  3495. Thank you so much.
    2
  3496. Thanks!
    2
  3497. No, I meant intensively.
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  3498. Thank you so much!
    2
  3499. Yes, another warm winter, I think.
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  3500. Oh no, that's terrible.
    2
  3501. Thank you, Jonathan. Stay strong.
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  3502. Thank you!!!
    2
  3503. Thank you for letting me know this.
    2
  3504. Thank you!
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  3505. Thanks!
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  3506. Thanks, Nathan!
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  3507. I think that's an awesome plan B!
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  3508. I got it from The Bushcraft Store. I love it!
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  3509.  @NathanMulder  Good point.
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  3510. Thanks, and yes, I have heard that story too. They gave their men no choice.
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  3511. A man should have hobbies! We should all be professional hobbyists!
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  3512. I don't know, my friend. You could call up my Norwegian publisher and ask them if they want to publish them, perhaps. Or go to the library. About the raiding: Join us, don't fight us! We have bacon and beer!
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  3513. We do, to some extent. Which is a great thing for those who could otherwise not afford it. It makes tax a big issue, though. I am at the moment taxed at almost 50%.
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  3514. Again, thank you.
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  3515. Dear Andy, I hear you. I also urge you to grab any opportunity to improve your situation, even if only slightly, and keep doing that every day. There are people who have been worse off than us at our most trying times, and they did manage to rise and build themselves a better life.
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  3516. I need to have a book deal with an English language publisher first. Great plan B!
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  3517. Thank you, Matty. I think you'll like it here!
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  3518. Ah, you should come here and travel a bit before you decide. And remember, the further north you go, the longer the darkness lasts during winter.
    2
  3519. Thanks, Steve. I am going to do a shout out to your website, it deserves that.
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  3520. Thank you, Steven. That is very kind of you to say. I'd love to visit Alabama one day.
    2
  3521. Ah, that's a proper plan! Awesome!
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  3522. Great plan, my friend. I love that.
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  3523. Thanks, my friend.
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  3524. That is a great plan, I think!
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  3525. Well, you certainly have skills to take you a very long way towards that goal!
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  3526. That's good for me to know. Thanks a lot! And yes, I will.
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  3527. And thank you, my friend. Very wise plan B. It's the energy of tomorrow.
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  3528.  @richardcranium6554  You seem to me to be a very charming man. I get the impression the ladies like that.
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  3529. Awesome, Richard. Just awesome.
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  3530. I love that.
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  3531. Dear Mike, best of luck with that!
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  3532. Wise words, Steve. I know many people make the mistake of buying a backpack out from their height, instead of your back length above the hip.
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  3533. It won’t be long now.
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  3534. Yes, I think it’s going to be comfortable for longer hikes as well.
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  3535. Oh, it was more a deer flies day, haha... But it was good to get out in the woods!
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  3536. I will. I absolutely love this backpack now, but I need some longer hikes before I can be certain of how it performs.
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  3537. Snake Over I don’t know, maybe it is something that happens in jungle climate? I have never seen it, but I always try to keep my knives well maintained.
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  3538. Snake Over I have never seen that happen.
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  3539. Hindsight You’re absolutely right. This backpack, if it indeed shows itself to be perfect, is only perfect for me, bushcrafting in these northern woods.
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  3540. Thank you, Shaun!
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  3541. Good to hear that you're on this path, Wendy.
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  3542. Thanks! I will probably get to make a video about that.
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  3543. Thank you, Annie! I will do my best to make them longer.
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  3544. Thanks!
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  3545. Thanks a lot, Julian!
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  3546. Thanks, Jerome. Well said.
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  3547. Thank you, Ilona!
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  3548. Hi there. The difference is that in order to get a passport, you only have to be a citizen in a country. In order to get a vaccine passport, you have to be vaccinated. Concerning cameras with GPS, my cameras are not connected to any wifi and never has been.
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  3549. Thank you!
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  3550. Truth is we really don't know for sure. I believe they would have known how to shape each sort of bow wood, and the bow woods we have here in Norway perform best as flatbows. Yew is on exception, though.
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  3551. legofanguyvid I've credited the music at the end.
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  3552. Le Roux I will try to remember that!
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  3553. William Fleming I’ll try to remember that!
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  3554. Thank you!
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  3555. Hi Drew! My Mjøllnir pendant is a gift from Grimfrost.
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  3556. ToTAsgar Yes, I leave the outside intact unless I have a yew stave with a thick area outside the core wood. Then I take it down a few year rings, making sure I don’t cut through that inner year ring. On elm bows I leave the inner bark on as I find it acts as much like an added backing.
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  3557. Thank you!
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  3558. I have another video where I explain a bit more, it's my first video so it should be at the bottom of the list on my channel. Maple is perfect, oak can be used also. The wooden thing is called a tiller, by the way.
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  3559. Thank you! I know it is possible to make birch bows, but I have never done so myself.
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  3560. I haven't used the bow much due to the fact that I got an insane amount of work this fall, but I will be fine tuning it in the archery club during this winter. Thanks a lot, by the way. Glad you like the video.
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  3561. Frederik Hellum Tusen takk! Det er i hvert fall en god del alm på østsiden av Oslofjorden, der jeg bor. Kanskje det finnes et kart over forekomstene?
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  3562. Thank you!
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  3563. Irish Coffee Hi there! The wood grows around the knots, so you have to follow the lines and make it a bit thicker around the knots.
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  3564. Ja, bruk gjerne en tiller (stativet jeg spenner den opp på) for å tilpasse den underveis. Jeg bruker dacron som jeg tvinner. Du kan jo bruke f.eks. lin også, men den vil ikke være like holdbar.
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  3565. Thanks again, Richard. I appreciate your comments!
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  3566. Viking Wolf Takker!
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  3567. Thank you!
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  3568. I believe this was an elm bow.
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  3569. Det er lettere å lage en lang bue, som regel. Men det kommer an på hvor langt trestykket er. Følg linjene i treet rundt kvister og slikt, så skulle det gå bra.
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  3570. James Mowat It's good to be back!
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  3571. Luis Stanker Thank you! A new video's coming up tomorrow or Saturday!
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  3572. Thanks a lot. Skål!
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  3573. That is correct, and yes, it was a long and sort of exhausting trip.
    2
  3574. Hi Al! The drone is not new, you can see it in several of my videos. And yes, I saw a lot of signs of coppicing there. It spoke of the past in a very fascinating way.
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  3575. It is fascinating, absolutely. And you know what, when I came home, it was winter again!
    2
  3576. Thanks, Gary.
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  3577. That is awesome. Thank you for both your kind words and ordering the book!
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  3578. Thank you! It's awesome that you're helping me out here.
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  3579. Thanks!
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  3580. I did not this time. Maybe next time.
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  3581. Don't think about it. Forgotten! Glad to have you here on this channel, my friend.
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  3582. Sounds to me like very good advice!
    2
  3583. Thank you!
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  3584. That is awesome!
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  3585. Those words made my day, Daniel.
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  3586. Thanks, I am glad to hear that. I do try to focus on solutions rather than the problems. I find that is more helpful to people.
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  3587. Awesome, n m 101. And thanks.
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  3588. Glad you liked it, Rainlogg LL.
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  3589. Thanks a lot, grayburst!
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  3590. I might have to make a list of some of them in an upcoming video or blogpost.
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  3591. Awesome. And thanks.
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  3592. I haven't read it, but I know the publishers and they are very skilled at what they do.
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  3593. I am glad to help you out!
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  3594. My wooly hat was made by Eira - Crafts and Nature. Check out her channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCihdpoJLS-QReWhKWjfxRhw
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  3595. They will rot if you keep them in the boat over winter.
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  3596. Well, I was on a boat at sea, holding the camera.
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  3597. The answer is that we can't know for sure. But it looks like it was not very tolerant when it came to that, and it probably got worse after Christianity.
    2
  3598. Lighten up, Daryl. Or leave.
    2
  3599. Yes, absolutely. I have a feeling this is getting worse. When the modern man-child gets a gun and drives into the woods to hunt, it's like a video game to him.
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  3600. Yes, that fox hunting is really sick. We have similar here, with the hunting of our last remaining predators. I am starting to believe it is because those people have never had any contac of any kind with nature and they do not understand nature.
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  3601. That is absolutely correct, and it is sad. I see this lack of compassion here and there and those people never have any understanding of, or compassion for nature and animals either.
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  3602. Wise words.
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  3603. Thank you, that is too kind!
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  3604. I am the same, I have to contain my anger when it comes to this subject. Hunting and fishing without understanding and respecting nature is horrible.
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  3605. Thank you for your wise words. I am sorry there are people like that out in the woods.
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  3606. Thank you, David. I agree. I also find that it is getting worse, now people seem to go directly from their video games to hunting, in a way. They have no interest in nature and it is all about the excitement of killing something. It is very sad.
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  3607. Thank you. I think it's getting worse as well. Maybe it's because many hunters today gets into hunting without having a prior understanding of nature?
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  3608. Thank you, Kyle. That is extremely nice of you to say.
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  3609. Thank you, Kyle. Kids who have never seen an open flame... That's sad.
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  3610. Steve B I know about those people wanting to start fox hunting with dogs again. Very sad people. About York, it's such a magical place.
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  3611. Thank you, Steve! I would have liked to be a vegetarian myself, but sadly I'm intolerant to most of the protein sources I am then left with. I try to buy only meat and fish from animals that have been living in the wild, but here in Norway it's almost impossible.
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  3612. Ja, helt enig. Jeg liker ikke den utviklingen jeg ser.
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  3613. Thank you. Yes, I've seen sadism too. It's the evil in some men, I guess. It is truly sickening.
    2
  3614. I agree and I feel the same.
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  3615. Yes, it absolutely is. I am not nearly as skilled as the guy at Forn Leidh who made this chair, that must be said. I merely adjusted the backrest.
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  3616. Thank you, Garth. Of course everything looks better when a skilled craftsman has already done the hard work decorating the boards. I was just adjusting the backrest, since it would be embarrassing to fall forwards in the middle of a Viking feast...
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  3617. If I get lost, I will follow my Norse instincts and head north, so I'll end up in Scotland.
    2
  3618. You'll be in Dartmoor with us? Awesome! And your daughter's Viking bed sounds awesome too!
    2
  3619. If you have a mead hall and a chair like that, I will come visit!
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  3620. Tony Eden Thank you. I'll do the same for you.
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  3621. Thank you!
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  3622. That's the spirit!
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  3623. Takk! Som nevnt, det var jo bare litt justering på en allerede flott stol.
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  3624. Well, I didn't do the carving, I just made curved backrest. But wood carving is a great skill to have, so get started and show us the results!
    2
  3625. Thank you!
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  3626. Thanks, Adeline. I like that wall of shame myself. I even found the perfect music.
    2
  3627. Well, that's a great one. I will quote you on that, haha!
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  3628. Absolutely agree. Looks a lot like what they're doing now.
    2
  3629. That is extremely important, how the Chinese corporations are buying Africa. And extremely worrying.
    2
  3630. Well said!
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  3631. It would, I guess! But I only drink non alcoholic beer.
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  3632. Thanks!
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  3633. Thank you! Everyone needs a good witch in their life, I guess!
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  3634. That's just insane. Or ironic.
    2
  3635. Thank you, Kathleen!
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  3636. Jeg vet ikke hvor de kom fra. Jeg har sett noen av dem. Ikke bra.
    2
  3637. Yes, and it did draw quite a crowd. You can't see it in the video, though.
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  3638. Thank you, and Merry Christmas to you as well.
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  3639. Well, I would say nine out of ten questions about where my books are available comes from English speaking people.
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  3640. Kwodlibet, I am going to do that in the near future. Thanks for reminding me!
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  3641. I know, Thomas, and believe me, I feel the same. I will do a bit of copy and paste now, forgive me for that, as a lot of people are asking for an explanation about the whole English editions thing: About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  3642. Thank you, Colin! And a prosperous New Year to you as well.
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  3643. Thank you. Yes, this is also a part of my life.
    2
  3644. So Specially Me Thanks for asking! I don’t know the Australian book business, but just off the top of my head, maybe the one who publish Cornwells novels would be a good choice?
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  3645. Thank you, and glad you liked the video! About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  3646. They will, I just got to see the German book cover for the first Jomsviking novel. I don't know the publication date, though.
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  3647. Yes, absolutely. But that was up to the book store.
    2
  3648. Thank you!
    2
  3649. Dear Wade, thnaks a lot, and you're right, very often it's quiet! When it comes to the English edition, let me do a bit of copy and paste and reply as I have done below: About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
    2
  3650. Thank you, Jeremy. Forgive me for doing a bit of copy and paste here, but many are asking about this: About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  3651. Good advice, thanks a lot!
    2
  3652. We absolutely did!
    2
  3653. Dear Pedro, about my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  3654. Thank you, Jeff, and a merry Christmas to you as well. Now, about my novels being made available in the English language, let me do a bit of copy and paste and reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  3655. Dear Steve, it's quite incredible what some people say. The weirdest question I have been asked has to be: "Did you write this book?"
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  3656. It's difficult to film since they run out of the camera frame, but I will do my best.
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  3657. That is awesome!
    2
  3658. Thank you!
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  3659. Thank you so much.
    2
  3660. Thank you!
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  3661. Good advice. And thank you.
    2
  3662. Thank you, Donna.
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  3663. Thank you so much.
    2
  3664. I have heard the name, but I am not sure who he is. I can try to find out.
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  3665. Thanks, Adeline. So glad to hear that it lifted your mood!
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  3666. Thanks! Good to see you here as well.
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  3667. I'm very sympathetic towards that! As mentioned above, linnen is a good alternative. Viking reenactors have a fixation with furs and leather, if you ask me.
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  3668. Thank you!
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  3669. It's the best way!
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  3670. Thank you, Matty, and for buying one of my books as well! I hope you're enjoying your stay in Norway.
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  3671. The next Jomsviking novel will be launched in Norway first, this fall. Maybe you could read the Tyr trilogy in the meanwhile?
    2
  3672. That is awesome!
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  3673. Thanks for letting me know.
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  3674. Glad you liked it, Wade. Btw, we should do some kind of collaborative video.
    2
  3675. Thank you!
    2
  3676. Quite wide, but I'll have to get back to that in a future video.
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  3677. This one would be such a knife.
    2
  3678. Glad you liked it, Thomas!
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  3679. Thank you, Simon.
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  3680. stuff. I agree it’s soft, but that makes it more like the blades they would have had back then.
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  3681. It's a reindeer pelt from the north.
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  3682. Thank you for saying that!
    2
  3683. Thanks, Debbie!
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  3684. Thank you, my friend. Thanks for your support and kind words.
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  3685. Thank you, Thomas!
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  3686. I am waiting for that myself!
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  3687. That is extremely sustainable and sensible. Thanks for the video idea!
    2
  3688. Thanks, glad you liked it!
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  3689. Thanks, Zack!
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  3690. Skål, my friend!
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  3691. I have thought the same. I am at sea and can be halfway to distant North Sea islands in a day. When it comes to widowmakers, there really isn't much danger with the spruce, since either the whole tree falls over or only thin twigs fall down.
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  3692. That is awesome!
    2
  3693. Haha, Robert, I will have to fry some pancakes know for sure.
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  3694. Yes, it is the most comfortable way.
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  3695. Dear friend. It would be irresponsible of me not to focus on what is happening now. If I did not speak out, I would not be true to myself or my Norse heritage either. This is the biggest change since WWII. But bushcraft and Viking videos will be back.
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  3696. Thanks a lot for that. (It really helps the channel when videos are rewatched.)
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  3697. You missed the point.
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  3698. Thank you, Jacob.
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  3699. Thank you Kane, glad you liked it!
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  3700. Very wise observations! Thanks for sharing.
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  3701. From what I understand, chess didn't evolve from this. The two games existed side by side, but chess became more popular or fashionable.
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  3702. Awesome!
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  3703. Thank you!
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  3704. Who knows? It is instantly very entertaining. Have a nice day!
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  3705. I would say it was not limited to the Norse.
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  3706. I will try to get a couple of people to play, so that I can film it. It is a bit hard because of the camera angle when I'm playing myself.
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  3707. Runes or ruins? I know a bit about both. Many have asked about a rune video.
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  3708. It seems like there are two ways to go about that situation: The king waits until another of his pieces comes to his aid and captures one of the surrounding pieces, or the king is captured.
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  3709. Det hadde absolutt vært veldig kult!
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  3710. Ah, I forgot the most important rule: Always let the chieftain win if you want to live, haha.
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  3711. Yes, I know. It is not at all. But the Sami has been good at protecting nature, at least they have made a great effort in that regard.
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  3712. Det er supert! Da er du mer norsk enn de nordmennene, vil jeg nesten si!
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  3713. I have heard that if your hair gets blonde after spending a lot of time out in the sun, you actually are blonde, just very dark blonde. I don't know it it's true, though.
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  3714. Thank you, Haakon!
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  3715. Norway has rapidly been changing into a capitalist society. Only 10 years ago it was actually more "socialist", although I wouldn't say it was a socialist country at all. It has been, though. But that is a long time ago.
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  3716. It is extremely expensive here, yes. About the foreigners, I am sure you will find some who want everything Norwegian gone. But I don't think there are many of those.
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  3717.  @mikavikesland9611  You are absolutely correct, my friend.
    2
  3718. Thank you, Samuel!
    2
  3719. It is actually a very nice smell of the spruce trees in that location.
    2
  3720. So I have noticed. I talked quite a bit about that in the video, but had to edit it out to keep the video from getting too long.
    2
  3721. Well, that would be me, haha. Norwegians only dance when very drunk, at least that is the myth.
    2
  3722. That could be one way to do it, absolutely.
    2
  3723. Thank you!
    2
  3724. Well said!
    2
  3725. Yes, they do. It's amazing.
    2
  3726. I don't think they will. I think they will be relying on almost everyone having a smartphone.
    2
  3727. Yes, it is!
    2
  3728. Thanks! And yes, we do.
    2
  3729. That's awesome, Heather.
    2
  3730. Thank you, Blaire.
    2
  3731. This is so true and so well said.
    2
  3732. I have several campsites, each fits different wind directions. I have to think about these things, you know the microphone etc.
    2
  3733. Thanks a lot, friends!
    2
  3734. Well said.
    2
  3735. Thank you, Daniel.
    2
  3736. Thank you!
    2
  3737. Shallow is the word, absolutely. There is an obvious lack of understanding of the matters he claims to know the "truth" about.
    2
  3738. And thank you. My support of intellectualism is my most hated stance here on this channel and that says a lot.
    2
  3739. Thanks a lot!
    2
  3740. Thanks, my friend!
    2
  3741. Thank you, my friend!
    2
  3742. Thank you, Anette. Yes, much better.
    2
  3743. That’s awesome!
    2
  3744. Thank you, Sonia. Yes, and Odin watches.
    2
  3745. Thank you. That is a great compliment.
    2
  3746. Hi Kim! Thanks for sharing that. Good to have you on our team!
    2
  3747. Thank you, Robert. Yes!
    2
  3748. Awesome.
    2
  3749. Good thing about us is we don't try to push our beliefs onto you. The same can not be said about the Abrahamic belief systems.
    2
  3750. Thank you. I would suggest subscribing to my blog bull-hansen .com. Concerning other platforms, I would not be able to make these videos if it was not for the income from ads on Youtube, which is not really comparable on other platforms.
    2
  3751. Wonderful!
    2
  3752. I can't remember everything at all times, but thanks!
    2
  3753. Wonderful!
    2
  3754. Thank you, but these people are drama queens and the snowflake factor is off the charts. I try not to give them attention.
    2
  3755. Haha, yes, maybe they should!
    2
  3756. That's a good suggestion. I will remember that. As you know it means something like ancient customs, but I really don't like the word pagan much.
    2
  3757. Thank you 🙌
    2
  3758. Thanks so much!
    2
  3759. I am so sorry to hear that. I see the same here.
    2
  3760. I am glad to hear that, Daniel!
    2
  3761. You guys have been at war with each other over that for centuries.
    2
  3762.  @ottawamonsterpocalypse7729  Yes, we get a lot of those here. They are the ones we have to let go.
    2
  3763.  @BelaMadeira  I think you should count yourself lucky that you are not reading the comments I am talking about here.
    2
  3764.  @marlawetherell8785  Hi Maria. I am so glad you are recovering. And yes, nature will be there for you, always.
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  3765.  @DJaneSyria  Yes. If any of the crazy people slips through, I am sorry. We do our best to kick them out.
    2
  3766.  @assessobserveandexemplify4112  Thanks for the comment. I suggest setting time aside to read proper literature about the time periods we are talking about. That tv series is just fantasy.
    2
  3767.  @MrFreeGman  How did you even think that? You don't see the comments I am talking about here. You should be glad you don't.
    2
  3768.  @nietzschean3138  Yes, and we are not deleting the complainer and moaners, only the crazy people who are ... well, let's just call it "negative". We can not have that kind of stuff in the comments.
    2
  3769. @Justin V Thank you, Justin. That comment meant a lot to me.
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  3770.  @pandakicker1  Yes, and as if I was sorry they unsubscrived... I am very happy to have the crazy people leave.
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  3771.  @isty4491  I have a good life full of love. I don't think the ones telling me that I will go to hell etc have much other than hate in them.
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  3772.  @pandakicker1  Exactly. And those comments are those we leave here. The ones that gets filtered out are much, much worse.
    2
  3773. And thank you!
    2
  3774. Thank you!
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  3775. Wonderful to hear.
    2
  3776. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  3777. Go back to bending down to your fantasy father figure, buddy. This channel is not suited for your limited mindset.
    2
  3778. Yes, exactly.
    2
  3779. So wonderfully spoken. Thank you.
    2
  3780. Also it would not include other forms of, well ... paganism. Or polytheism, but not all "pagans" are polytheists.
    2
  3781. It is hard to find the right words to use so that people understand. I could say Åsatru, but then most people would not have a clue.
    2
  3782. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  3783. That is totally fine, and the good thing is there is room for both approaches.
    2
  3784. Wonderful. Just wonderful.
    2
  3785. Actually, we know quite a lot.
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  3786. You are very welcome!
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  3787. SSR_bushcraft My jacket is a Swedteam made from some kind of waterproof fabric.
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  3788. SSR_bushcraft Hi Simon! Just sub'd to your channel, by the way. Thanks a lot for your very kind comment! Glad you like them.
    2
  3789. Well, you might have a point there, haha.
    2
  3790. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival It's Viking glamping!
    2
  3791. Randy Chadwick Thank you, Randy.
    2
  3792. Tony Eden I love that axe!
    2
  3793. TrailSurvival Thank you! Yes, those sleeping bags are either too warm or too cold...
    2
  3794. Thank you, Udnar. I often find it much easier to relate to the natural/seasonal calendar than the one with years and dates. Thanks a lot, and skål to you as well!
    2
  3795. Good to know. Thanks!
    2
  3796. Norway is outside of the EU, so that makes it easier. But Sweden and Finland are also great options, and if you get somewhere along the coast, you have the advantage of being close to the sea.
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  3797. No, it's the algorithm.
    2
  3798. Thank you!
    2
  3799. Thank you, Gail!
    2
  3800. Thank you, Jason.
    2
  3801. First to comment!
    2
  3802. Thanks for asking, but that would not be possible now because of my time schedule.
    2
  3803. Skål, my friend!
    2
  3804. That is a good point, Vivienne!
    2
  3805. Glad to hear that!
    2
  3806. Same to you, Kevin!
    2
  3807. Thanks, Aubrey!
    2
  3808. I am not suggesting a lawless society. I am pointing out a special kind of people who love rules a bit too much and I try to explain why they become dangerous in times of crisis.
    2
  3809. Thank you, Gerald!
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  3810. Thanks! But I'm Norwegian.
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  3811. Exactly. And selv takk, Margo.
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  3812. It wasn't so much snow, barely 10 cm. So that was no problem at all.
    2
  3813. Just go for a walk in a local woodland and maybe get together with some friends for the first overnighter?
    2
  3814. I am sorry. Try clicking on that bell again and choose "all notifications". This seems to be a common problem.
    2
  3815. Sandy, I will do a video on the cabin, but I want to finish the roof first.
    2
  3816. Thank you, that is a great compliment.
    2
  3817. He certainly was. And what a way to impress a girl.
    2
  3818. Thank you, for your words both about the place and the door! Maybe you have some kind of undiscovered connection.
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  3819. Tomoko's Enterprize Thanks, my friend. Very glad you enjoyed the video. «Both our histories»: Yes, exactly. People often forget that kings like Harald shaped not only Norway, but Europe.
    2
  3820. Ulf John, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  3821. logya Thanks a lot, my friend.
    2
  3822. Thank you, Tom. I’ve just hired an assistant, so the last days have been better. Glad you like the video! My regards to you and your family.
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  3823. Thanks a lot. Glad you liked it. I have been there a couple of times before, but never at this time of the year. It’s a truly stunning place. And a good weekend to you as well!
    2
  3824. Thanks, Steve!
    2
  3825. Turgeis Danes were actually used for both the Danish and the Norwegians.
    2
  3826. Thank you, Thomas!
    2
  3827. Strangely Made If you’re talking about the comedy, it is that place, yes.
    2
  3828. There will be. It needs to happen!
    2
  3829. Dear David, thanks a lot. My best wishes to your son!
    2
  3830. Thanks, Kenneth! And for supporting this channel since its start. We just got past 100.000. I will talk a bit about that in tomorrow's video.
    2
  3831. I love Scottish history and I am currently in the process of tracing one of my ancestors, who I think was Scottish. Who knows, maybe we are distant relatives!
    2
  3832. I hope you find back, my friend!
    2
  3833. Thanks for signing the petition! I will do my best to land a book deal with an English language publisher asap.
    2
  3834. Glad you like it! As I often mention, I have relatives in Australia, actually! I understand it is a long way from "home"!
    2
  3835. In spirit, absolutely.
    2
  3836. Thank you, Johan. You are a long time supporter of this channel and I am very grateful for that!
    2
  3837. Thanks, I have actually been to Scotland many times and visited some of those sites. Magnificent places with a very special atmosphere.
    2
  3838. Thanks! And thanks as well for your wise words.
    2
  3839. Thank you, Mark!
    2
  3840. I am on many platforms and after all, my main platform is my novels.
    2
  3841. Thank you, my friend.
    2
  3842. Diane Teeter Thank you, Diane!
    2
  3843. Wiltshire Man Thank you, Sandy. And thank you for your inspiring videos!
    2
  3844. Thank you, Sarah!
    2
  3845. That would be a suitable giveaway, but I will have to wait until it's been published in more languages.
    2
  3846. Thank you, John, and the same to you!
    2
  3847. Thanks a lot, David!
    2
  3848. Thank you, WyrdWoods!
    2
  3849. Not yes, but I hope my agents will secure a book deal with an English publisher soon.
    2
  3850. Thank you, I’m on it!
    2
  3851. No, this is only about the last rounds of proofreading, and completely normal. No news about a book deal in the English language market yet, I’m afraid.
    2
  3852. Thank you, Laika. Yes, that would be a truly awesome prize!
    2
  3853. Thank you, Steve!
    2
  3854. Thank you, Kyle!
    2
  3855. Thanks a lot, both for your kind words and for signing up on the mailing list!
    2
  3856. That is very nice of you to say! I was just referring to this being only a "talking" video. I will be back as soon as possible with more content!
    2
  3857. Thank you for your information!
    2
  3858. IStephenI Thank you!
    2
  3859. Thank you. I really hope you'll get some rain soon. We have had a few showers now during the last two days, finally!
    2
  3860. Thank you!
    2
  3861. Thank you, Wade. And we just had some rain now.
    2
  3862. Awesome, and thank you!
    2
  3863. I am so sorry to hear that. As a father, I can relate to your pain. Let me know if you want me to dedicate a video to him, or to you.
    2
  3864. Thank you! Very cool to have people from Iceland here!
    2
  3865. Thank you!
    2
  3866. Kyle Woods I can relate to that!
    2
  3867. Kyle Woods Thanks, Kyle! It's true!
    2
  3868. I will let her know that too. And again, thank you!
    2
  3869. Alicen Doll I will tell her you said that! Thanks!
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  3870. Matthew Kurowski That's awesome!
    2
  3871. Random Button Pusher Thank you!
    2
  3872. limpanmackan You sound to me like a very good father. And thanks, I am glad you like my videos. Btw, check out Taro who wrote a couple of answers down from here. His channel is really good when it comes to learning bushcraft skills.
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  3873. Still a few hundred more to go, but the channel is picking up speed now. I think around 5000 is where you need to be, as least, as a Youtuber in order to get sponsorship deals that will cover the costs of camera equipment, travel expenses, giveaway prizes and so on. Of course, I'm not doing this for the money, it's a hobby. But it would be nice anyway.
    2
  3874. theblissfullone Thanks a lot, that's nice of you to say.
    2
  3875. Yes, I'm doing my best. It's a goal, at least.
    2
  3876. Leif Bruton That is the best way to live.
    2
  3877. John Gordon Thank you, John! You're the first commenting after the channel reached 3000 subs! I will post the bushcraft knife giveaway video later today.
    2
  3878. Consonants and Vows It's true. Also, it is amazing that they think other people should care about the opinions of some random guy at the internet!
    2
  3879. Consonants and Vows Thank you so much! I just blocked a troll from this channel, so your message was a reminder that 99% of people here are nice and decent! I'm glad that you find my videos inspiring. I have a little woodworking project coming up this Saturday, by the way.
    2
  3880. Ed Reese Thank you! I'm thinking about the next one right now!
    2
  3881. Thanks a lot, Alicen! I know I have to get myself into a situation where I only have to think about my writing and where I have the rest of the time off from other duties. I think this might become easier when my books are being published in English.
    2
  3882. Deborah Thomas-Wilton Thank you, Deborah! I'm enjoying it already!
    2
  3883. Thanks, Carlos!
    2
  3884. TheError202 Wise words!
    2
  3885. Thanks!
    2
  3886. Thank you, Jean.
    2
  3887. We still have the dogs, of course. And yes, I like this kettle!
    2
  3888. Yes, finally. We have gotten spoilt because of the recent mild winters, but now warmer weather is finally here.
    2
  3889. Thanks, KG. Sorry for the delayed reply, by the way. Been busy, but that's no excuse. Yes, that kangaroo pocket is very handy!
    2
  3890. Thank you, Brandon!
    2
  3891. Thank you, Nïk. And the same to you. Skål! (I'm having a beer now.)
    2
  3892. Glad you like it, Steve. This one is particularly handy.
    2
  3893. Hi Mattia! Yes, I know you well from Instagram (I'm there as well.) Nice to have you here! And sorry for the delayed answer...
    2
  3894. Yes, several times. It works very well.
    2
  3895. Happy Ostara, even if this reply is a bit too late for that!
    2
  3896. Thank you, Hela. I enjoy having you along with me!
    2
  3897. Thank you, Matej!
    2
  3898. Thank you so much!
    2
  3899. More to come!
    2
  3900. Thank you, Jonne, my good friend.
    2
  3901. It’s right there.
    2
  3902. Please keep that kind of nonsense to yourself.
    2
  3903. Fingers crossed!
    2
  3904. Thank you. I hope so!
    2
  3905. That's actually a galgo.
    2
  3906. That's the Christian idea, but thanks for sharing anyway.
    2
  3907. Alicen Doll Thank you, Alisen!
    2
  3908. Carlos Almeida Thank you, Carlos!
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  3909. I have two of them as well, and a friend of mine (he's in my latest video) also has one. They are great all round bushcraft knifes and I've never had them fail me.
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  3910. Hei! Jeg har gått for dangler, men jeg har også den orginale. Jeg bruker alltid dangleren, men det blir jo en smakssak. Hvorfor jeg kjøpte begge, antar jeg er fordi jeg gjerne ville kunne sammenligne. Jeg ser ikke egentlig noen fordel med den orginale, bortsett fra at det blir helt umulig å miste kniven ut av den. Og det er jo egentlig en stor fordel...
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  3911. It's a good one!
    2
  3912. Folma7 Glad to hear that!
    2
  3913. It’s good for all those tasks, except chopping. For that it is a bit too short.
    2
  3914. Awesome! So you’re from Japan?
    2
  3915. rattlesnake88 Perfect! Thanks!
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  3916. Tony Eden Ale is the reason I need to lean back...
    2
  3917. Tony Eden Thanks! I will be finishing that piece tomorrow. I need to be able to lean back in my Viking chair, haha.
    2
  3918. Tony Eden Sorry to hear it wasn't 100% on the edge. Mine was scary sharp. But I guess it's how it performs after a long time that really matters.
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  3919. Tony Eden Thank you, Tony. It's the Grizzly, then?
    2
  3920. joakim oskarsson Glad you liked it, both the knife and the video!
    2
  3921. James Mowat Glad you liked it!
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  3922. Phaedrus143 Yes, I think so too. This knife is rock solid.
    2
  3923. When it storms, as if often does during fall, we actually have a salty taste and smell in the air. The woods here are very close to the sea, so many prefer the stainless option here. I have the carbon version as well - it's a bit of a project as I'm putting handles on it. Might be ordering some bog oak for that.
    2
  3924. Casper Mittendorp That is noted!
    2
  3925. Monika Neff Thanks! Depends on the sort of fungus. Chaga, which I prefer and that I can harvest in my local forest, doesn't need preparation at all. The horse hoof fungus needs bleech treatment.
    2
  3926. Kjetil Kverndokken Robust is the word!
    2
  3927. jackknife68 Thanks! 5 mm on the stainless version. 4 mm on the high carbon.
    2
  3928. happymark1805 You're very welcome! You might even win, who knows?
    2
  3929. John Hertzog Glad you liked it!
    2
  3930. That is a good point, and a very good advice on that hole for the screw. I have used some epoxy to hide it.
    2
  3931. I absolutely will. I have a few more bows now (you’ll find videos about those here on my channel).
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  3932. We don't know much about the variants of helmets that were used among the Vikings, due to the fact that we haven't found many. This design is therefore not "historically correct". Also, most seem to agree that a helmet, like the sword, would have been too expensive for the common Viking.
    2
  3933. Turn up your volume.
    2
  3934. Yes, absolutely. But Volvo is Swedish, though.
    2
  3935. Thanks a lot!
    2
  3936. Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it!
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  3937. It pretty much sums up everything.
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  3938. It's non alcoholic beer, so no worries. I can still drive home after having some of those.
    2
  3939. Dear Michael, thanks for your wise words.
    2
  3940. I do have a family, but as this channel is quite large now, I have learned to value my privacy.
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  3941. Mattias, I don't know right now, but do ask the Swedish publisher.
    2
  3942. I am glad to hear that, Anthony.
    2
  3943. I wear long rubber boots. I will start using them every time I’m out in the woods from March again.
    2
  3944. Well, I did tidy up at my half of the lavvo.
    2
  3945. Charles, I think being remembered as a good uncle is quite a legacy to leave behind!
    2
  3946. These are Fjellreven clothes.
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  3947. Thank you! Yes, they pack down small and are light weight.
    2
  3948. Thank you, my friend!
    2
  3949. Thank you, Steve. And that is very interesting!
    2
  3950. It is well deserved, John. Now I am eager to start working with you on the Hugin!
    2
  3951. Thank you, Danny!
    2
  3952. It’s coming up.
    2
  3953. Awesome, Jack. Thank you.
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  3954. Hi Matej! I have seen so many different techniques, so I think it is a matter of personal taste. I am not a big fan of hitting with the flint, though. As it can cut the fingers. But some feel it's totally safe to do it that way too.
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  3955. Thanks! I am planning a video where I use natural materials. Charred punkwood is easiest to obtain and make, although it doesn't look so elegant, because I have to strike many times before one spark lands where I want it to.
    2
  3956. Thanks a lot!
    2
  3957. Hi Joshua! You can char fabrics by wrapping it around a burning stick and let it smolder. You can also use natural containers like, just from the top of my head, an empty mussel from the sea.
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  3958. I like it too! Thank you.
    2
  3959. I recommend it. It is very satisfying once you get the technique right.
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  3960. Gode forslag i kommentaren over/under. Det er jo trist hvis dine landsmenn ikke er stolte av vikingtiden. Det burde de være!
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  3961. I don't know if that will work. I think only porous woods will do. Or charred punkwood, of course. I will be making a video about this.
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  3962. Absolutely, Monika.
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  3963. Yes, I often think about it. Just before I started this Youtube channel, it was all classified as "old forest" and it was immensely beautiful everywhere.
    2
  3964. Thank you, Bjørn!
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  3965. Awesome, thanks a lot!
    2
  3966. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
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  3967. Wonderful!
    2
  3968. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    2
  3969. I am looking forward to that as well. Let me add a standard info text about the situation.
    2
  3970. Good to see you here in the comments too!
    2
  3971. That is awesome. Thank you, Sören!
    2
  3972. Awesome, thanks a lot!
    2
  3973. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    2
  3974. Awesome, thanks a lot!
    2
  3975. I have ordered a very thick woolen jacket, so that will be my preferred winter garment soon.
    2
  3976. It is true. Furs work great in camp, but not so much when you're travelling, because they take ages to dry. I do believe they were used on the farms etc, but not in battle and so on.
    2
  3977. That's great! Thanks a lot!
    2
  3978. Awesome, thanks!
    2
  3979. It was very funny.
    2
  3980. Yes, that is wonderful to watch.
    2
  3981. My dad joke.
    2
  3982. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    2
  3983. Let me add some infor here, in case you didn't know: Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    2
  3984. Thank you!
    2
  3985. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    2
  3986. It is the best box opener. Let me add a standard comment explaining the situation about the English translation.
    2
  3987. I did one at 100.000 subs, so there might be a while before the next one!
    2
  3988. Thank you!!!
    2
  3989. My dad joke.
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  3990.  @godzillaburger9690  That's great. Thanks a lot.
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  3991. Awesome!
    2
  3992. Same here!
    2
  3993. Thanks! I will tell her.
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  3994. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    2
  3995. Thank you, my friend.
    2
  3996. That is good to know! But yes, the English edition needs to happen soon!
    2
  3997. Thank you, my friend!
    2
  3998. A nice day to you as well, my friend!
    2
  3999. Takk, Patrik!
    2
  4000. Thank you, Rachel.
    2
  4001. Thank you, Roland.
    2
  4002. Oh yes, there are.
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  4003. I don't have a smart phone. And please be respectful to the good people here.
    2
  4004. Not dodging anything, my friend. We might have slightly different opinions and I will say what I think, not what someone else thinks. It is my channel.
    2
  4005. Thank you, and a Happy New Year to you!
    2
  4006. Exactly.
    2
  4007. If Swedes had Vikings? Of course. Are they saying the didn't?
    2
  4008. Dear VantageNoir, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    2
  4009. I add the butter for extra energy.
    2
  4010. Yes, I have seen that, actually. It's a bit disturbing to watch.
    2
  4011. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  4012. Haha, maybe so. I should probably carve a new spatula.
    2
  4013. Thank you, my friend! So you got them as well! I am sorry to hear that. My wife likes how I attract them, though. That way they don't land on her.
    2
  4014. Thank you again, Keren.
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  4015. Wonderful, thanks a lot. Say hi to your dog from me!
    2
  4016. Wonderful, Maria!
    2
  4017. Yes, more is coming.
    2
  4018. Thank you, Bob.
    2
  4019. Thank you for those kind words.
    2
  4020. I think you’re right!
    2
  4021. Thanks, Sean!
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  4022. Not at all!
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  4023. Thanks, Matty. I have a migraine today and I believe the stress of discovering what is actually being shown on that tv if to blame, at least partly. You are very lucky indeed to have grown up with such a father! And I think you've hit the nail on the head when you say that biology will favor the masculine man.
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  4024. Thank you. I can tell you I am not the one who decides when it comes to the tv. If it was up to me, there would be no tv there.
    2
  4025. Thanks! That's the 4th in Norway, I believe.
    2
  4026. Thank you, Audrey.
    2
  4027. Hi Mark. It would be nice to meet. I hope it will be possible to travel like before some day.
    2
  4028. I know. And greyhounds are so sensitive and kind. It is horrible that they are treated so poorly,
    2
  4029. I am so sorry to hear that, Trisha. I hope he recovers quickly, I am sure he will.
    2
  4030. Thank you, Margo.
    2
  4031. Thank you so much for those kind words. This meant a lot to me.
    2
  4032. Thank you. These dogs did not have puppies, though.
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  4033. tomurg A very wise dad indeed!
    2
  4034. Tomoko's Enterprize Thank you, and yes, it is.
    2
  4035. Rimer Dijkstra The good life!
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  4036. Doby Pilgrim Yes, I think he does!
    2
  4037. It’s actually my brother’s. It was just lying around for 30 years and I kept it, since he didn’t want to keep it. One day I picked it up.
    2
  4038. gs greathouse Thank you and welcome!
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  4039. Rimer Dijkstra Awesome!
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  4040. Richard Danforth It’s one of the most basic items for any bushcrafter, haha.
    2
  4041. SonsOfOdin 1518 Thanks! I bought the new microphone to capture the sound of crunchy bacon!
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  4042. Zero One Thanks! I hope my agent lands a deal with an English publisher soon!
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  4043. That is awesome. I’m sure you could teach us all a lot and that you have many stories to tell!
    2
  4044. Thank you, Richard. And may they be on your back as well. It is so great to learn you're bringing your youngest out in the wilderness. They will remember those times.
    2
  4045. +Robert Corbell It's awesome that you're showing him those things!
    2
  4046. Thank you, Fab!
    2
  4047. Hm. It is like that sometimes. I think it varies from country to country.
    2
  4048. Thanks! And that is a very good video idea.
    2
  4049. Thanks for pointing that out. Some people seem not to understand this.
    2
  4050. Exactly!
    2
  4051. Thanks!
    2
  4052. Thanks and welcome!
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  4053. I bought it in a town called Lillehammer here in Norway.
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  4054. Thank you!
    2
  4055. Thanks!
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  4056. Thanks! It goes up through an opening in the roof that has it's own roof above it.
    2
  4057. Thank you.
    2
  4058. And thank you, Amye.
    2
  4059. I was.
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  4060. Just Bjørn, I hope. Not my whole name?
    2
  4061. Thank you for the good work you're doing!
    2
  4062. I am sorry to hear that Waddle died, but I am glad that you helped him and that he got well!
    2
  4063. Mathias Egeland-Eriksen It's a side effect of doing research for my novels.
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  4064. Dutch Courage Thanks! It's a solid rock, that one. And it's been in the fireplace before, but the kids like to throw them around. (Yes, I actually know every rock in that little creek.) But I should have added a note about that.
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  4065. Fishers Games with an S XD Thank you. Glad to have you here!
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  4066. Gunther Wurm Thank you, glad you like it!
    2
  4067. +SuperIliete Thank you!
    2
  4068. It is a risk, but not so much when it's a small rock on a small fire. That said, I know all the rocks in that creek and that little rock there have been in the fire before.
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  4069. Mohammed Adlabad Yew is the best! You can make great longbows from yew.
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  4070. That I haven't thought of. Thanks!
    2
  4071. Thank you!
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  4072. Thanks! About the translations, I will announce this as soon as I am absolutely certain.
    2
  4073. James Mowat Glad you liked it!
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  4074. theblissfullone Thank you!
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  4075. Viking Shaman Takk!
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  4076. Monika Neff The spine of the arrow shaft will not be dependant on the thickness when it's a branch. And it gets stiffer when it dries. This one needs to be reduced in a week or so.
    2
  4077. Thanks! Glad you liked it!
    2
  4078. Thank you!
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  4079. That would be great, yes!
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  4080. Thank you, Henrik.
    2
  4081. That sounds like a great party!
    2
  4082. Thank you, GR!
    2
  4083. Thanks a lot, glad you liked it!
    2
  4084. Hi there, Cowboy Viking! I don't know where to get one of these in the USA, you would probably have to ask a blacksmith to make one.
    2
  4085. Yes, and it was actually a Scotsman that made it for me!
    2
  4086. Thank you, I have made a note!
    2
  4087. Limp bacon is no good. It must be like potato chips, at least that's how I like them.
    2
  4088. Seems like you already got lots of good answers here. I would say whatever works for you, your terrain and what you're going to work with, is good.
    2
  4089. I agree. Noted!
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  4090. Thank you, Casper!
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  4091. Thank you, Martin!
    2
  4092. Next time!
    2
  4093. Thank you, Elwyn!
    2
  4094. She was playing a cow’s horn. And yes, it was wonderful.
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  4095. Spirit Forest Of course, it’s a great shirt and I wear it often. It was good to have gone into that passage grave, but I won’t do it again!
    2
  4096. Thank you, Brian!
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  4097. Thank you, Ron!
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  4098. Thank you, Matej. I did, and I would like to go back to Jersey.
    2
  4099. Thank you!
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  4100. Glad you liked it, Martha! Thanks for subscribing as well.
    2
  4101. There are some other videos from the boat on my channel. If you scroll down quite a bit, you will find them.
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  4102. Well said. I think lots of us are a lot more ready than certain people in power like to believe.
    2
  4103. Thanks, Nick! The same goes for Norwegian tv, and here we also have this peculiar idea that everything need to be very "common" and "simple" when it comes to so-called entertainment.
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  4104. Dear Mark. Yes, they will be ignored from now on. I have a foolproof system now.
    2
  4105. Thank you, Walter.
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  4106. That was me, I have a new setup here. YT changed a lot of things, then did it again.
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  4107. Thank you, Joakim!
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  4108. That's wonderful.
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  4109. That's awesome. I want to learn how to do that.
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  4110. No need to take it down at all! I’m happy to help in any way I can.
    2
  4111. Hi Euan, I answered that during the live stream. Any rune, a runestave, something like that would look good, I think.
    2
  4112. Thank you, Brett!
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  4113. We have that same problem with the video games, but I have observed that spending time outside is a real alternative to my kids and especially my son is outside a lot. It helps to have access to the woods! I think your son will love spending time with you in the woods.
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  4114. Hi Casper! I am sure you will!
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  4115. If it was of some comfort, I'm very happy. I hope you'll better days next week!
    2
  4116. Thank you, Steve! And a great weekend to you as well!
    2
  4117. I am sure you will enjoy your stay!
    2
  4118. Yes, it is a very special place, near that old, windbent tree just by the sea.
    2
  4119. Very glad you liked it!
    2
  4120. Thank you, and good to hear!
    2
  4121. Thank you, Andy. I am glad to hear that.
    2
  4122. Keep watching my videos, buddy. You clearly know nothing about my background. Also be respectful from now on. We will throw you out from this channel if you act up again.
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  4123. johan van der sandt Thank you, Johan. My best wishes to you!
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  4124. Francisco Comelli Absolutely. I will always try to do my best understanding these issues and symbols on a deeper level. I try to ask myself the why's and how's.
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  4125. James Mowat Not yet. What I need, needs to be ordered.
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  4126. sarah anderson I hope you'll like them! I find great joy making these videos.
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  4127. joakim oskarsson Thank you!
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  4128. Thanks!
    2
  4129. You are probably right! As I have mentioned, I have relatives in Austrlia, and that is actually because of a great-great-great something uncle was sent there as a convict. I can imagine that winters are preferable in Australia!
    2
  4130. Thanks! It was actually three videos this week, but I'll be back to two. There is a link to the knife in the video description if you're interested in learning more about it.
    2
  4131. Thank you!
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  4132. Thanks, Bill. The only problem with that place is that other people come there and make a mess sometimes.
    2
  4133. Thanks, my friend. Yes, you're right. I remember feeling like this 10 years ago as well. And before that.
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  4134. Thanks!
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  4135. Thanks! You can find a link to that music in all my video descriptions. It is a friend of mine who makes it. When it comes to the path, I'd rather not make it too public. I risk having lots more people up there then.
    2
  4136. I agree!
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  4137. Thanks! It was beef, but still, it's good. And very healthy.
    2
  4138. Haha, thanks. Now, me forgetting spoons is a good motivation for getting better at carving!
    2
  4139. Thanks! Have a great hike!
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  4140. Thanks, Matty. That's an very good description! Being up in the mountains at the moment, I look forward to come home and see the last of the snow gone. I want spring now. The knife handle on that knife is very small, so I can't grip it properly, but as mentioned, it lives on my backpack and will stay there as a backup.
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  4141. No.
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  4142. Thank you, Danny. If I haven't said so already, I am very glad to have your here.
    2
  4143. Also, I think you have to be logged in to send a private message.
    2
  4144. Thank you, Mike. I will!
    2
  4145. That seems like a bit of a project, but it is noted!
    2
  4146. Thank you for the subscription!
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  4147. Thank you, and skål!
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  4148. Thank you so much. I hope for 20k in a few months! Skål!
    2
  4149. Grimfrost, that is? Yes, they are great.
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  4150. Freedom, the natural state of man.
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  4151. Thank you for this awesome comment.
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  4152. That is the truth, Margo.
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  4153. I agree, and I find that having a camera (the one I use for filming these videos) is a lot more fun than using a mobile phone camera.
    2
  4154. I enjoy nature documentaries too.
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  4155. It certainly was!
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  4156. Thank you!
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  4157. Thank you, my friend!
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  4158. Thank you, Robert.
    2
  4159. Thank you, Dwayne!
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  4160. Thank you, Martha. My best wishes for the next year!
    2
  4161. I am planning for such a video, but there is a lot of preparation going into it.
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  4162. Thank you, Kyle! And my best wishes to you as well.
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  4163. Not in this one, I'm afraid. It's widest at the entrance.
    2
  4164. I have three of those... I tested them a couple of years ago, you'll find a video about it on this channel. But I have the same problem with them, I have to admit.
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  4165. I,6 kgs. So it's not a lightweighter for a single walled tent.
    2
  4166. Thanks, Sean!
    2
  4167. Thanks, Randy!
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  4168. Glad to hear that!!!
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  4169. Thanks, good to know!
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  4170. Yes, they seem to multiply every year. Something is not right.
    2
  4171. Can't remember the make, but yes, there is room.
    2
  4172. That is a heavy bag, in my opinion! But then again, I don't know how far you're planning to walk or how used you are to carry a heavy backpack.
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  4173. I absolutely agree. Some stuff gets edited out, this tent I also plan to give my kids for use when they are going away for an overnighter with friends, school etc and chances are it might get handled a bit rough.
    2
  4174. Thanks, my friend!
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  4175. Thank you, Tom! So many comments on this video, can't get through them all...
    2
  4176. Yes, it was about time!
    1
  4177. Thanks a lot!
    1
  4178. Thank you, James!
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  4179. I guess you could say that, haha. Thank you, Tanja.
    1
  4180. Matt, the truth is that much must be cut because there are either kids in the frame and/or copyrighted music in the bsckground, cars etc in the drone footage etc.
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  4181. Not yet, but I’m getting there.
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  4182. eyesofthegoddess2, thanks a lot for your comment. Glad you liked the video!
    1
  4183. Thank you!
    1
  4184. Thank you, that’s very kind of you!
    1
  4185. Thank you, Kris. Glad that you’re pointing out that. It takes a bit of effort to make these Viking videos.
    1
  4186. Yes, I am aware of that.
    1
  4187. Yes. Buy land.
    1
  4188. Thank you!
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  4189. Thank you, Will. We are facing difficult times, but I have faith we will get through it and come out the other end as wiser and better men.
    1
  4190. Yes, it is there in the video description.
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  4191. I have no synthetic clothes in this video.
    1
  4192. Thank you.
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  4193. There is a huge difference between a smartphone and a dumbphone in that respect. I wish people could realize that.
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  4194. Thank you. I do my best.
    1
  4195. I agree!
    1
  4196. I now wear Viking hunting boots. I believe it is a Norwegian brand.
    1
  4197. It's a collapsible fire bowl. Link in video description.
    1
  4198. Yes. It is that simple.
    1
  4199. Thank you.
    1
  4200. Exactly.
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  4201. Yes, several. Look in the Viking playlist.
    1
  4202. Thomas Barron Awesome!
    1
  4203. I have been reading a lot about that, and it's very fascinating.
    1
  4204. Shawn Abbott Thank you, Shawn!
    1
  4205. Thank you!
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  4206. Thanks a lot, Jim.
    1
  4207. Thank you!
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  4208. Aha, never mind my other comment then. Have a great day and good luck! I am sure you'll make a great buck saw! (If you haven't already.)
    1
  4209. NorwegianWoods Takk for det! Det var et artig, lite prosjekt og man sparer nok ikke så mye, men så har man jo gleden over å ha laget noe selv.
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  4210. You're probably right! Thanks for pointing that out.
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  4211. Very smart. Try again.
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  4212. You have to see things in context. I do not use that word as it implies they are better, more intelligent or more worthy, which they are not.
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  4213. It's not that I won't. But you would never see the video if I did.
    1
  4214. Thank you!
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  4215. Also I think you didn't really get the point.
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  4216. I've never made a video about bitcoin.
    1
  4217. That is absolutely true, Erik.
    1
  4218. And thank you, Robert!
    1
  4219. Well, show some respect and we might keep you here.
    1
  4220. Thanks a lot!
    1
  4221. I already feel young.
    1
  4222. Thank you!
    1
  4223. Especially wikipedia is a much bigger problem than most people realize.
    1
  4224. Yes, I had one here, but now it's gone, haha.
    1
  4225. Thanks, glad you liked it!
    1
  4226. Haha, well, I'm 100% certain I'm not the one spreading misinformation. They should use a mirror more often.
    1
  4227. Yes, it has been a bit odd during the last few days. Thanks for letting me know.
    1
  4228. Thank you, Diana.
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  4229. FB L Takk skal du ha!
    1
  4230. Thank you, Clifford!
    1
  4231. Thank you, Zed!
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  4232. Thank you, Wade. I will have to get back to this setup, by the way, and talk a bit about its limitations. I don’t want anyone to sit on the trunk and burn through it, haha.
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  4233. I like that name.
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  4234. Thanks a lot. And I’m sure it will change when you have kids. Wait and see, haha.
    1
  4235. I don’t know?
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  4236. I’m not a fan of that because of safety issues, but it might be different in other sorts of forest.
    1
  4237. Thank you, Taro. God jul!
    1
  4238. Thank you, and cheers from Norway!
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  4239. Lupus ad Dei Gledelig jul to you as well!
    1
  4240. Yes, it probably would! It’s a campfire for the northern winters.
    1
  4241. Random Button Pusher We don’t like those ground fires here. They tend to smolder and create forest fires.
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  4242. Richard, so is your comment. Appreciated.
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  4243. Well, you are being that a little bit, to be honest. I am quite experienced with these things. But the thing is that the time frame for filming in relation to the sun angle, limited places where I can put the camera because of the wind and also in some cases having to rely on the hiking association's ready made firewood, are only a few of the issues I have to deal with when making videos.
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  4244. Very good advice, my friend.
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  4245. God jul!
    1
  4246. Thank you, Al.
    1
  4247. God jul!
    1
  4248. Thanks, Brett!
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  4249. TechnoNomadic That is my thoughts exactly. But some people don’t seem to think about that.
    1
  4250. Begüm Asteria Very good suggestions!
    1
  4251. I have it, but it’s not great...
    1
  4252. Good name!
    1
  4253. Thank you, Peter!
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  4254. Haha, yes. That would be fun to see.
    1
  4255. Takk, Joakim!
    1
  4256. Thank you, Sean! I am a lowlander, so maybe even that altitude had an effect, I don't know.
    1
  4257. Glad to hear that!
    1
  4258. And it was a very spooky one too!
    1
  4259. Absolutely!
    1
  4260. Thank you, Mike!
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  4261. sarah anderson Glad you liked it! Hope you’ll get a chance to go hiking again soon!
    1
  4262. Thank you, Jenny. Yes, I very much liked this hike.
    1
  4263. Thanks!
    1
  4264. Haha, maybe so. But I know it's not a very high mountain compared to other places.
    1
  4265. That was only a small mountain, but it was like another planet up there on the summit!
    1
  4266. Thank you, Robb!
    1
  4267. Thanks, Morgan. I am sure you will!
    1
  4268. No, not at all. I could stand upright most of the time!
    1
  4269. Paul B Thank you so much.
    1
  4270. Really? Then you're a lucky man!
    1
  4271. Thanks a lot! Glad you like it!
    1
  4272. Ja, det er flott der oppe.
    1
  4273. I can't remember right now, but it says so in the video.
    1
  4274. Thank you!
    1
  4275. Haha, I can imagine!
    1
  4276. I looked it up!
    1
  4277. Thanks!
    1
  4278. TheError202 Crossing my fingers for snow in Germany.
    1
  4279. Thank you!
    1
  4280. Casper, my agents announced that they have sold the book to Denmark today. So that can be added to the list.
    1
  4281. I actually don't know. The guy at Forn Leidh knows. I know he uses both walnut and beech and some other sorts as well.
    1
  4282. spijkerpoes I am Norwegian. I have never been to the Netherlands, except I stopped by once to get diesel for my boat!
    1
  4283. spijkerpoes Where are you from?
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  4284. Thanks a lot! I am glad to have you here! And there will be lots of videos from the (hopefully) winter forest soon!
    1
  4285. Viking Shaman Det høres bra ut!
    1
  4286. Thank you, Lord Janik!
    1
  4287. Thank you. And the same to you!
    1
  4288. Thank you, Susan.
    1
  4289. Thank you, my friend. Thank you,
    1
  4290. Thank you, Jason. I am sorry for your loss, but I do appreciate your prayer, even as a heathen.
    1
  4291. Thank you for your words, Rebecca.
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  4292. sean Hudson Yes, I love it dearly already.
    1
  4293. Thank you!
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  4294. Vi Thor Ja, det begynner å nærme seg nå!
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  4295. Wiltshire Man It was! And all the kids got to try the helmet!
    1
  4296. Yes, it's wonderful there.
    1
  4297. Thank you, Justin.
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  4298. Carlos Almeida Thanks!
    1
  4299. Yes, there will be one next weekend, so I should be able to publish that video in about two weeks.
    1
  4300. I will do that. Those gardens are beautiful.
    1
  4301. Thank you, I just told him!
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  4302. REAPER MILITIA SIDETRACKED Absolutely!
    1
  4303. I think he did a great job, actually!
    1
  4304. Protosalas Thank you! I'll check out your channel now.
    1
  4305. Thanks, Jay!
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  4306. Thanks a lot for your feedback. I am really glad to hear that. I will continue to do the best I can and I hope you'll continue watching my videos!
    1
  4307. I will talk about that in the next video or the one after that. Just takes a bit of time to prepare it.
    1
  4308. That is a compliment I value highly. Thank you.
    1
  4309. Thanks! I am sure you can find channels that fit you better here on Youtube.
    1
  4310. They have been a bit sketchy, I'd say. But at the moment it seems like everything is working fine.
    1
  4311. Thanks, and welcome!
    1
  4312. Thank you, Skyler.
    1
  4313. Thank you, Julian. That means a lot to me. It is very valuable to me to get feedback on the things that work!
    1
  4314. Thanks a lot, my friend!
    1
  4315. Thanks, David! I will continue to do the best I can. Even got myself a new camera to celebrate, haha.
    1
  4316.  @nomadicbee1728  A very large percentage is from the US, I can tell you that...
    1
  4317. Thanks, Bryce!
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  4318. Takk skal du ha!
    1
  4319. Thanks!
    1
  4320. Thanks!
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  4321. Yes, I noticed!
    1
  4322. Thanks!
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  4323. Thank you, Nat!
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  4324. I don't know Reddit very well, but I am sure it's something anyone can start.
    1
  4325. Thanks, but there is a lot of hard (but enjoyable) work and many videos before that!
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  4326. I am from the southeastern part of Norway. It is closer to Denmark than to the very north of Norway, actually.
    1
  4327. That is good to hear!
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  4328. Thank you, from Norway!
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  4329. Hi Erik. There is a link to it in the video description.
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  4330. Thank you, my friend!
    1
  4331. Go to my website bull-hansen.com
    1
  4332. Thank you, kind words!
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  4333. Thank you, Carl.
    1
  4334. Welcome!
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  4335. I don't think I can say here on this platform.
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  4336. Thank you! Glad you like it!
    1
  4337. Mick Grewcock Thanks a lot!
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  4338. Mick Grewcock Thank you, Mick. I really appreciate it.
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  4339. Thanks a lot, Elizabeth. My novels are only in Norwegian at the moment, but my agent in the USA is working on having them published in English.
    1
  4340. The EmCee Thank you, that's very kind of you!
    1
  4341. Ah, good to have you here!
    1
  4342. Thank you! It is just some short clips from my videos, but I think it turned out well.
    1
  4343. Thank you, I appreciate to have you here. I subscribe to your excellent channel, by the way.
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  4344. Thank you.
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  4345. Yes!
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  4346. The beard. Also known among the hardest of men as "emergency fire material."
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  4347. And thank you. More is coming.
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  4348. Yes, I thought that was funny.
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  4349. That will depend on the types of wood. If the spindle is softer, it will mainly come off the spindle and so on.
    1
  4350. I think you are just not getting notifications for all my videos.
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  4351. Thanks. I suggest you stop watching channels doing doomsday rants then. You're always welcome here.
    1
  4352. Glad to hear that!
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  4353. Thanks! Glad you like it!
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  4354. Thank you, Ryan!
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  4355. That would actually have been very funny!
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  4356. Thank you.
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  4357. Again, thank you.
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  4358. Thanks a lot, Joe!
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  4359. Lisa Badger Yes, Lisa, I've heard they're beautiful. Seen some pictures, too. I have to go there some day!
    1
  4360. Gary Chynne Thank you, Gary. I guess we will never know... And about the snow, there is a lot more in the north of Norway and in the mountains.
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  4361. Rauði Ulfhrafn And thank you. The old ways can give us insight and help us understand the world and ourselves better, that's my experience. Glad you liked the blot. It was a special moment to me as well.
    1
  4362. Fatwood is king! I have only just learned to use these pine pitch torches, used to make them from resin and birch bark before...
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  4363. limpanmackan Yes, I guess the political climate in Sweden has been unhealthy for many years now. But you are still Vikings!
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  4364. limpanmackan Thank you, Marcus. Yes, Sweden is much the same that way. And after all, we share the same boreal forest!
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  4365. naor zaken Thank you. Yes, once every week from now on!
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  4366. Magnus Rismyhr Thank you, Magnus. And now I must check out your channel!
    1
  4367. Adam Subitch Thank you!
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  4368. +Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival Thank you! And also, thank you for your inspiring videos!
    1
  4369. Patrick Burkett Thank you, Patrick! Very much appreciated!
    1
  4370. Thank you, Alexis.
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  4371. Thanks a lot for this. You could send it to an English language publisher, that would be the best option. There is not much I can do, as my agent is already working on this.
    1
  4372. Yes, can you go to the Info tab on my channel page? You will find my email address there.
    1
  4373. Thank you, Irene! Yes, I forgot all about time and place...
    1
  4374. Thank you, Danny!
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  4375. +Gary Chynne Good point! I often say we should be more proud of our neanderthal genes.
    1
  4376. Thanks, Harald!
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  4377. Vi ses sikkert ved en annen anledning!
    1
  4378. Awesome, Andrew! And thank you.
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  4379. I will!
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  4380. I forgot the mic on this one. On the other recent videos, the sound is clear and tested to be at the right volume.
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  4381. Thank you!
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  4382. Thank you!
    1
  4383. Well, blacksmithing is awesome.
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  4384. Thank you, Colin.
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  4385. Jeffrey Walker It is reserved for patrons. If you go to thevideo description, you’ll find a link there to my Patreon page.
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  4386. No. You're wrong.
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  4387. I don't really think Norwegian cities are big enough for anyone to get trapped there. You could just walk out.
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  4388. That is absolutely correct. I do that on the bows that I build symmetrical. It is better for accuracy, but I also shoot the bow to connect with the historical heritage to the Viking Age.
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  4389. Thank you, my friend!
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  4390. Yes, I have seen it. It looks a bit strange, to be honest, haha.
    1
  4391. You're talking about instinctive shooting there. I don't do that when I'm shooting at targets and it would take you a long time to get the same accuracy as when using arrow point aiming. What you're talking about is better suited for 3D.
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  4392. Thanks a lot! That’s not something I think about normally, but yes, there’s an American guy who’s the father of one of my son’s friends, and there are others in the area, but not many. There aren’t many people here in general.
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  4393. Thanks a lot!
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  4394. Thank you. That means a lot to me.
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  4395. Go and watch my bowmaking videos.
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  4396. I am so glad for you. And yes, most people aren't that busy, it is exactly as you say. And that was my experience too.
    1
  4397. Thank you, Ulrich!
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  4398. I prefer to use my car.
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  4399. Thank you. And ms Swan is awesome. He looka--lika man!
    1
  4400. I have a t-shirt almost exactly like that. Link in video description.
    1
  4401. Hi Keith. No, I haven't seen that one.
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  4402. Yes, and it is very cunning!
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  4403. sarah anderson Glad you liked it, Sarah. Good to have you with us out there!
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  4404. It is, absolutely. I should maybe have included a few words about the story behind this place. One of the owners a long time ago wanted to be buried there Viking style and they started to build a stone mound, but the church made a lot of trouble and managed to stop that... That's what I've heard.
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  4405. Jamie Keddie I'll let you know!
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  4406. barry peach Btw, I do have a bowmaking video on this channel already. I think it's the very first video... so don't expect so much.
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  4407. barry peach I have those too. Best books about bowmaking you can get, as far as I know.
    1
  4408. barry peach I have been waiting for the wood to dry.
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  4409. Shouldn't be long now.
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  4410. Ed Reese Thank you. Yes, it's a very special place.
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  4411. På Jæren er det jo en helt egen, storslått natur. Og strendene!
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  4412. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival It's going quite fast now.
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  4413. John Hertzog Yes, it's a magical place. I will go back in a few days.
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  4414. I haven't decided on the giveaways yet, but there will be several. And yes, I will be sailing to Sweden and Denmark, some where beautiful "seascapes" along those coasts.
    1
  4415. Thank you! More wild camping videos are coming.
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  4416. Yeah, don't get me started... This year I am dealing with some real ...stards.
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  4417. Thank you. Yes, I am looking forward to getting back on water too. If it wasn't for the ... individuals who "work" on the boatyard, I would have been out sailing already.
    1
  4418. Yes, I have been waiting for spring for a long time now. It's the best time of the year (but I tend to say that about autumn too...) Looking forward to more wild camping videos on your channel, by the way!
    1
  4419. peter236uk1 Yes, finally!
    1
  4420. Thank you!
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  4421. Deborah Thomas-Wilton Thank you!
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  4422. Thank you, Barry. That's very kind. I will try to upload a new video every weekend. I need to upgrade some equipment soon and that costs money, but as you could see, my dog approves.
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  4423. Please do! @dobypilgrim6160 
    1
  4424. Thanks, Wade. Glad you liked it.
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  4425. Glad you noticed!!!
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  4426. God jul!
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  4427. Thank you, Brett.
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  4428. Thank you, Elwyn!
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  4429. Thank you, Darth! And a god jul to you as well!
    1
  4430. I've been invited, but it's up to my Polish publisher.
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  4431. There are differences between this place and my version, as both are only interpretations and guesswork of what it looked like etc. But yes, it does feel special.
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  4432. God jul and a happy New Year to you as well!
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  4433. Me too. And live there.
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  4434. Thanks, and god jul!
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  4435. Thank you, Richard!
    1
  4436. That's a Slavic style helmet. It was a place where people of different cultures lived side by side.
    1
  4437. That's a lot of winter. We don't have winters that long here in southern Norway.
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  4438. Thank you!
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  4439. Thank you!
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  4440. Yes, I do. Very practical when hiking with a camera.
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  4441. I have done it before and what seems to happen is that the axe either cuts the head in two or it causes multiple fractures while exploding.
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  4442. Thank you for the suggestion. Fortunately I get to decide.
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  4443. Absolutely!
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  4444. Thanks!
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  4445. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4446. Thank you, my friend.
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  4447. Thank you for your thoughts on this, and for subscribing!
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  4448. Skål, Justin!
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  4449. Thank you!
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  4450. Yes, and many are saying exactly the same.
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  4451. Thank you, Jonne.
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  4452. Glad you noticed!
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  4453. Very well said!
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  4454. That’s a good way to think about it. And thanks for the feedback on my filming!
    1
  4455. I think it will be very soft, but maybe that’s a good thing here.
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  4456. MrTatts64 Great info, thanks!
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  4457. The one in this video, it’s called Brandit.
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  4458. Dear Rickie, I am so sorry to hear that. The same deforesting is happening here.
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  4459. James Hart, I love those sock knives!
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  4460. Elwyn SMITH, I honestly don’t know. I am new to making kuksas. But I will find out!
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  4461. RoseGameplay Thank you!
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  4462. Farukon, I am new to making kuksas, so we will see how it goes!
    1
  4463. That's horrible. I am sorry to hear that.
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  4464. Thank you, Nancy. I am so glad to hear that.
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  4465. Paul CO Thank you. I’m much better now.
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  4466. Rick Green I don’t use it much, and I wanted to present my favourite knives in this video.
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  4467. Absolutely, John. Your terrain and surrounding also matters and personal taste, of course.
    1
  4468. Absolutely, a knife is something very subjective to the owner. Thanks for the comment, Mike!
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  4469. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival Thank you, Taro!
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  4470. Daryl Tunget Thank you, Daryl!
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  4471. Thanks!
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  4472. Leif Bruton Glad to help! If you get a Boar from The Bushcraft Store, you won’t regret it.
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  4473. Thank you! Glad you like it. And yes, I think you’re right.
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  4474. Thanks a lot!
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  4475. Yes, I have several. I currently prefer my Opinel nr 8.
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  4476. That is an awesome knife story. And some very nice blades!
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  4477. Mikael Petersson Takk, Mikael. Jeg har problemer med å følge med på Facebook-grupper, men takk for tipset!
    1
  4478. Sven Josefsson Yes, well, since you mention it, troll defence was the most important reason!
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  4479. Sven Josefsson Yes, and that was the main reason I did it. I got a chance to get training outside of the martial arts, couldn’t turn that offer down.
    1
  4480. Most people I know do understand that.
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  4481. Thanks a lot, my friend. And yes, I agree.
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  4482. Thanks!
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  4483. That is wonderful.
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  4484. It is a very nice knife.
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  4485. In a way you could say we have that, as individual states in the EU. Norway never was part of that, though.
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  4486. That is awesome, I am glad I could help the soap craftsman getting another sale! And yes, we need to connect with nature.
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  4487. Absolutely! We had a great time!
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  4488. Haha, I think Mickey was very happy staying up there with all that food.
    1
  4489. ofer bechor And thank you for commenting!
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  4490. Skål, Joakim!
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  4491. Thanks a lot, Wayne.
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  4492. sean Hudson I will absolutely do that! I gave him a MacBook for his birthday and he has really gotten into that music app.
    1
  4493. Thank you!
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  4494. Thank you for those kind words, Heather.
    1
  4495. Yes, that is why. Jeez…
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  4496. I think you can figure that one out for yourself.
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  4497. Best comment ever!
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  4498. Yes, all that is true 😅
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  4499. Ryan Wheeler No weapons needed, it’s totally safe:
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  4500. Peter Trafford Good advice.
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  4501. Gabriel Ples I would say always filter or boil your wwter.
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  4502. One day!
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  4503. closertothetruth I only brought flame retardent equipment.
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  4504. Yes. To me, keeping the weight down is most important.
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  4505. William Burke I don’t think so, but who knows?
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  4506. Yes. With a little imagination!
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  4507. Tomoko's Enterprize Thanks! And the same to you!
    1
  4508. Thank you, Serena.
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  4509. I know, we’re the barbarians of Scandinavia.
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  4510. Thank you. I try my best.
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  4511. That is awesome.
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  4512. Congratulations!
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  4513. My pleasure!
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  4514. Exactly.
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  4515. That's my thoughts exactly.
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  4516. I appreciate that!
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  4517. Are you in Norway?
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  4518. Dear Cordelia Buffy, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4519. I will keep you here for a while, buddy. You might learn something. But start by learning how to behave. Btw, young men will fight you. Old men will hurt you.
    1
  4520. I know he was one of the so-called Young Leaders, but I have to get reliable info on wether he broke away with them or not. I will be looking more into that in the near future.
    1
  4521. Dear Maureen-Paul Barnes-von Kulmiz, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4522. Thank you, Rowan. I very much appreciate your support.
    1
  4523. Norway is certainly not pacifist. You should not believe everything you read.
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  4524. No, greg. No, he is not. Wake up.
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  4525. What the f... do you know about what I am doing?
    1
  4526. Yes, exactly.
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  4527. I will tell people like that exactly what I want, thank you very much.
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  4528. There is certainly both national pride and a will to fight here. My family was in the resistance during the WW2, by the way. One of them was killed.
    1
  4529. Dear Michael Arnold, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4530. I wish that was true.
    1
  4531. Did you watch the video at all?
    1
  4532. He's a cranky, old little man. He should not be respected, but ridiculed. However, you missed the point here.
    1
  4533. Watch the video, buddy.
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  4534. Thank you and thanks for noticing.
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  4535. It's always cute when people try to educate us Norwegians on Norwegian history.
    1
  4536. Find it yourself. It is easy to find.
    1
  4537. Do better than just presenting your theory as fact.
    1
  4538. That's a lot of rubbish. Grow up.
    1
  4539. It's on its way.
    1
  4540. Okay, I see it's you again. Do better than this or we'll consider you a waste of space.
    1
  4541. Thank you, Mike.
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  4542. Dear PawetFashions, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4543. Dear Cecilie Constance Corneliussen, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4544. Dear Home Acres, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4545. Dear Артём Мухамед-Каримов, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4546. Yes, Lyn. Be careful what you believe.
    1
  4547. Takk, Carl-Fredrik!
    1
  4548. Yes, he's a real hero, that guy. A real f*cking hero.
    1
  4549. Hi Pop. Watch the entire video. Also, I will say exactly what I like about Putin and anyone else. If you don't like that, I suggest you leave the channel.
    1
  4550. Thanks a lot!
    1
  4551. Dear Liam Eoin, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4552. Watch the video.
    1
  4553. I will always "complain" about people being torn apart by bombs and bullets, my friend. Like it or not.
    1
  4554. I am almost certain that Youtube is not letting you know when I upload them. If you go to my channel page, you will find several such videos.
    1
  4555. I do track, but for photography purposes. I don't normally included the wildlife shots in these videos because I want to protect the remaining animals in my woodland from hunters.
    1
  4556. Thank you, Jeff, for sharing!
    1
  4557. Thanks, Robert!
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  4558. I am actually going to Northumberland in three weeks from now.
    1
  4559. No better church were ever built!
    1
  4560. Thanks, Mike!
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  4561. Thanks! I hope my agent can get a book deal for your language as well.
    1
  4562. That’s a GoPro, mate.
    1
  4563. Thank you, Jeannette!
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  4564. Let'sVentrox Hi there! I’m a novelist.
    1
  4565. It absolutely is.
    1
  4566. Thank you, Iohann!
    1
  4567. Thank you, Jennyvik.
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  4568. Hi there! I try every Friday or Saturday.
    1
  4569. It is a nice place, absolutely. Can you maybe travel to some wilderness area near you?
    1
  4570. Awesome advice! I am the worst chef of the entire boreal forest...
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  4571. Takk, og god påske til deg også!
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  4572. Thank you, Taro. It was a peaceful time, absolutely. I have to admit, I was a bit lazy getting my sleeping system ready... So I got a bit cold during the night. It's easy to be fooled by the nice weather. It gets cold in the night. It is April in Norway, after all.
    1
  4573. Perfect!
    1
  4574. A hot dog for the gods! I like that.
    1
  4575. Gene Carrie Thank you, Gene, that is very kind of you to say. Glad you like my channel!
    1
  4576. Bibs Outdoors That's very kind of you. Thanks!
    1
  4577. Thanks a lot. Yes, it's beautiful up there.
    1
  4578. C. C. Notting Photographie Yes, I think there is a community of likeminded who meet on channels like this one and I think that is great. Thanks for joining me!
    1
  4579. Thank you!
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  4580. Thank you!
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  4581. Thanks!
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  4582. Thanks!
    1
  4583. We don’t get Fox News in Norway.
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  4584. None!
    1
  4585. Thank you, Phil, for your comment. I am sorry for your loss.
    1
  4586. I agree!
    1
  4587. Yes, it came with a hammock from Warbonnet Outdoors.
    1
  4588. Freebie from Warbonnet Outdoors
    1
  4589. Never heard of him.
    1
  4590. Thanks, Michael. And for your question!
    1
  4591. Thank you, Mary.
    1
  4592. Probably a tricky topic to get through yt cencorship.
    1
  4593. Thank you, Debby!
    1
  4594. Yes, I've had quite a bit of problems with the evangelists coming here clogging up the comments section with their nonsense.
    1
  4595. Thank you, Kirsty, and the same to you.
    1
  4596. Happy new year!
    1
  4597. Happy new year!
    1
  4598. I can tell you that there are lots of Dutch people living in Norway and they come here for that reason.
    1
  4599. And thank you!
    1
  4600. That is horrible. And illegal.
    1
  4601. Thank you, Mawrlene!
    1
  4602. Check out my pinned comment about this, and yes.
    1
  4603. Thank you, Rose.
    1
  4604. I wish I was too, Paul.
    1
  4605. I am sorry to hear that!
    1
  4606. That is terrible. Get well, my friend. Stay strong.
    1
  4607. No, it's not a verb.
    1
  4608. I feel the same, my friend.
    1
  4609. Thank you!
    1
  4610. Same to you, my friend!
    1
  4611. Thank you!
    1
  4612. Thanks a lot!
    1
  4613. Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
    1
  4614. Well, it does not work that way at all.
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  4615. Hi Ronny. Thanks for your comment. I guess the values and principles you're referring to is not a Christian thing nor does it come from Christianity.
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  4616. As I am sure you can tell, both myself and this video is far too imperfect to be fake.
    1
  4617. Thank you, my friend. And you're right!
    1
  4618. Thank you, Diana!
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  4619. My best wished for your recovery! I hope you get a chance to get out in the woods more in the future!
    1
  4620. Thanks, Lukas!
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  4621. Not to be mean, but the best thing about these protests is probably that it's probably the only exercise some of these kids get.
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  4622. You're probably right!
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  4623. Thank you! But I am, and social phsychology is also science.
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  4624. Thanks!
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  4625. Takk!
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  4626. Thank you, Bjorn! So glad you like it, and I will absolutely keep my fingers crossed for your future axe smithing!
    1
  4627. Thank you, Yuriy, glad you liked it. The knife only option is not a bad option either!
    1
  4628. Thank you, Sebastjan.
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  4629. Thank you. Yes, I like it a lot, that one.
    1
  4630. Thank you!
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  4631. Thank you, Tom. I should have had a short hafted axe like you do, as well. That would have made the collection more complete, perhaps. Yes, and no, to the snow... I am getting into spring mode at this time of the year...
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  4632. Thanks a lot, Jesú.
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  4633. Yes, I like it a lot myself. I will probably be bringing that one with me more in the future.
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  4634. Thanks! I bought it from Arma Epona. So you should try there first, perhaps?
    1
  4635. Awesome. They are all great axes.
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  4636. Thank you, Elwyn.
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  4637. I love sharpening axes, so maybe I should! About them sinking into the tree, this is a dead birch, so that helps a lot. But they do sink into hard wood quite well.
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  4638. Thanks a lot!
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  4639. Thank you! I have made note about that!
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  4640. Thanks, Matthew. To me that sounds like a great, little axe!
    1
  4641. That is a very good option, absolutely. I tend to use my Dane axe as a walking stick as well as axe.
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  4642. Thank you, glad you liked it! Skål!
    1
  4643. I will take that as a huge compliment. I watched that movie several times when I was a kid and it made a lasting impression.
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  4644. I know, and I'm sorry you had to wait. But here it is.
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  4645. I am not familiar with that brand, but I imagine they are good at axes in that part of the world.
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  4646. Thanks for watching!
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  4647. I would really like one of those Hudson Bay Company axes. A part of your history.
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  4648. Thank you, Ron. Skål!
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  4649. Yes, it's great. I like it.
    1
  4650. Yes, I like it too.
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  4651. Thank you!
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  4652. Forgot it. Give me 5 minutes.
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  4653. Absolutely! And yes, it's a Norwegian thing, I guess...
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  4654. Det høres bra ut!
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  4655. It is, I like it. The best thing about it is actually that it doubles as a very comfortable chair.
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  4656. +Cinnamon Barnes That is great to hear. I must say, I didn't check the prize for similar setups. So maybe it's not so bad. It is worth the money, anyway.
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  4657. +Sharon Bull Yes, absolutely. The kids love it also for just chilling outside in the garden.
    1
  4658. Thanks! That's a lot, but it is very solid.
    1
  4659. I am sure it says on their website. But I'm rather heavy at 102 kgs and that was no problem at all.
    1
  4660. Well said, my friend. Thank you!
    1
  4661. Thank you, Jay!
    1
  4662. I'm sorry, I haven't found links to that one. Or my hat!
    1
  4663. Thank you. Very wise of you!
    1
  4664. Thank you so much, Diane.
    1
  4665. Thanks, Ian!
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  4666. bugsychipr, thanks and welcome!
    1
  4667. And thanks for your comment! More "Viking stuff" coming up!
    1
  4668. Awesome, thanks a lot!
    1
  4669. Glad you liked it, Banjo!
    1
  4670. Thanks, Wade. Glad you liked it!
    1
  4671. Thanks!
    1
  4672. Thanks, Daniel!
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  4673. Thanks, very kind of you to say that!
    1
  4674. Thanks,  @jonraven8352 . Glad you like the videos!
    1
  4675. Wonderful, Cherié!
    1
  4676. Thanks!
    1
  4677. All the way from Florida! Thanks, Bill!
    1
  4678. I agree!
    1
  4679. Thanks, and welcome to my channel. I hope you enjoy my videos!
    1
  4680. Thanks, Gina. And welcome to my channel!
    1
  4681. That is warm!
    1
  4682. Thanks, Karma Clanton.
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  4683. Thanks a lot! And welcome!
    1
  4684. And thank you, Margo!
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  4685. Takk skal du ha, Hans Olav!
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  4686. Glad you liked it!
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  4687. Good to hear from you! Let’s hope I didn’t rush it too much on this one!
    1
  4688. Thanks, Elwyn.
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  4689. Thank you!
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  4690. CURTIS COLE I am actually doing that now.
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  4691. Thanks for the advice!
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  4692. Daniel Knight, noted! It will have to be in a future video.
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  4693. 5 stroke wander scotland I think you can find them online.
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  4694. Hirdemann, thanks for your wise comment. Regards from Norway!
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  4695. So do I!
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  4696. I follow that channel, yes. God jul!
    1
  4697. Thanks, Wade! Do you think this is the same brand as yours? It is about 30-40 years old and it only says «Sweden» or «Made in Sweden» on the axe head.
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  4698. Englisc 0449 I agree!
    1
  4699. Thank you, Kane! New video coming up from the English Channel!
    1
  4700. Yes, that seems to be the case. And those old saws sometimes were gigantic too. I have one after my mother's uncle and I plan to restore it.
    1
  4701. I think they were used as a guide when navigating and that it was a way of knowing the height of the sun over the horizon.
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  4702. Thank you, Elwyn!
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  4703. Yes, I think most people who spend a lot of time in the woods would agree on that, which is reflected in the comments as well!
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  4704. Absolutely, David. It's a matter of preference. And one other thing that many don't think about: I also have to carry camera equipment, a tripod etc. So that is added to the total weight, which makes it important to me to mind what I bring.
    1
  4705. Thank you, Marlene. I think you'll love your Laplander saw. Glad to help, by the way!
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  4706. Thank you, Tom!
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  4707. Thank you!
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  4708. It's wise to be a fan of saws! Even though axes are a lot of fun, I grab my saw whenever I can.
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  4709. I have bought some of the garments, others have been given to me. Those I bought, I bought at Viking festivals here in Norway.
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  4710. Thank you! I have never seen a Stanley folding saw, but I will keep an eye out for it!
    1
  4711. Thank you!
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  4712. Yes, they are inexpensive.
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  4713. Hi David. There is a link, either popping up as the video plays or at the end screen, to that video.
    1
  4714. Thank you!
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  4715. I hope you get a chance to get out into the wild!
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  4716. Thank you! Yes, the Laplander is a favourite of mine and even though it is not the most effective saw, it seems to be the one that ends up in my backpack most of the time.
    1
  4717. Thank you, Euan! Hope you'll have a wonderful hike in Mt Monadnock!
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  4718. That is very wise, to keep one in the car. Especially for those of us who mostly drive outside of the urban areas!
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  4719. Thank you!
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  4720. Thanks a lot!
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  4721. I actually did fire up the Thermacell, but the pad was finished, I think...
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  4722. Thank you and welcome!
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  4723. Dear M. J., thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4724. I remember that, haha. I was researching if this could actually stay on a surface and for how long.
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  4725. My friend, I really hope you are wrong... If it is true, it is just too terrible.
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  4726. Thanks, William. I appreciate that. I love life and always will, so well, I just wanted to add that.
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  4727. Thanks!
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  4728. I am thinking that must surely be a criminal offense?
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  4729. Good decision!
    1
  4730. What?
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  4731. It's easiest if you go to my Patreon page.
    1
  4732. Thank you, Greg. I know that song well, and the origin of the phrase. It is very much fitting to our situation.
    1
  4733. I am sorry to hear this. Don't lose hope, my friend!
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  4734. That actually makes it a lot harder for me to make videos. Rumble hasn't paid me any money yet, so if everybody watched on Rumble, I would have had to drastically reduce the number of videos I make.
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  4735. Thanks a lot!
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  4736. Dear CRiMSOM, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  4737. Haha, I don't know yet.
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  4738. Thank you, Alison. It has to do with my content more than the algorithm. I do not make content just to get more subscribers. Thanks for the comment!
    1
  4739. Thank you!
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  4740. Do you know much about Norway, Mike?
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  4741. Exactly!
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  4742. Thank you, Steve.
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  4743. Thank you, Brett.
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  4744. Still that’s more than a century.
    1
  4745. Thank you, glad you like them. Both the videos and the hats!
    1
  4746. Maybe there is even a dna connection?
    1
  4747. Lucky you! That will be awesome, I'm sure.
    1
  4748. Thanks, Ron!
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  4749. Glad you liked it, Jodi!
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  4750. Thank you, Gruggs!
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  4751. Yes. The fools around here make me frustrated.
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  4752. I think You tube has done something that hurts my channel. I have only about one fifth of the channel growth I had a week ago.
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  4753. Takk skal du ha! Jomsviking kommer på svensk. Agentene mine har solgt den til et svensk forlag, så svaret er ja.
    1
  4754. Thank you, Jacky. Glad you liked it!
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  4755. Thank you!
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  4756. Thank you, my friend from Bulgaria!
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  4757. Takk skal du ha, Yuriy. Glad you liked it! I too find the place where the ship was buried very special and moody, in a way. I wanted to show you all that place.
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  4758. Thank you. Yes, it kind of feels like it time stood still around that ship.
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  4759. That would be nice, Matthew. Skål!
    1
  4760. Thanks. Glad you liked it. It is wonderful, absolutely!
    1
  4761. Thank you, David.
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  4762. Thank you.
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  4763. Absolutely!
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  4764. Thank you!
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  4765. Thank you, Josh!
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  4766. Thank you!
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  4767. Thank you, Rick. I am lucky that way, yes.
    1
  4768. Thank you!
    1
  4769. Thank you!
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  4770. Yes, I think so too.
    1
  4771. Thank you, Taro.
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  4772. Dear Izzy, I don't know what Youtube is doing. They have done something that hurts my channel and people are now telling me they don't see my videos among their recommended videos anymore.
    1
  4773. Thank you, Sean. Yes, standing there, looking at the remains of the ship, that is what I always wonder.
    1
  4774. I actually got a pain in my fingers, which I never do, in this cold. We want springtime now...
    1
  4775. Glad you liked it, Nate.
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  4776. Yes, I thought that was it. And I think I said I could see some Viking features in you!
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  4777. Absolutely. I believe you have Norse ancestry, right? I seem to remember that. It went the other way as well. Lots of Scandinavians have Celtic ancestry.
    1
  4778. It was probably a cargo ship, yes. You're absolutely right there. It seems to have been built for that originally.
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  4779. Glad to have you here, Brandon. Skål!
    1
  4780. It's not the most famous, but to me, it's our local Viking ship.
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  4781. Absolutely. More Viking/Norse themed videos coming up.
    1
  4782. It is sad that they destroyed so much when they excavated the ship. But at least I think they could do something more out of the site. Almost nobody knows about that place. And the ancient stone circles in these woods are hard to find if you don't know where to look.
    1
  4783. Thank you, Casper. Yes, I think you should!
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  4784. Thank you, Judy. Yes, I agree. Very strong connections, no doubt about that!
    1
  4785. Thank you, Wayne!
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  4786. It is truly something special and it speaks to you, if you know what I mean. (I think you do.)
    1
  4787. They did use iron nails or maybe rivets is the right word. But yes, it is absolutely amazing what they managed to make with their tools. And their seamanship must have been something truly special.
    1
  4788. Thank you, Kathryn!
    1
  4789. Thank you, Elaine. I appreciate that!
    1
  4790. Thanks, Robby! Kangaroos! That's awesome!
    1
  4791. Thank you!
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  4792. I don't often get cold, no. I guess I'm used to it!
    1
  4793. Check out bull-hansen.com
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  4794. They say so. After 30 years the woods look almost the same. Hurray...
    1
  4795. Thank you!
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  4796. Thanks a lot, Daryl!
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  4797. These days I have to be careful... And cut out certain words. That is how it must be if I want my video to be up.
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  4798. After this madness is over, I am sure that will be possible!
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  4799. Yes, I agree. For a turf roof, the entire roof must come off obviously.
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  4800. Thank you. And I would like to say I have found many similarities between the great North American native nations and the Norse.
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  4801. I am looking forward to that as well!
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  4802. Of course.
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  4803. No, it's a one off.
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  4804. Yes, but very few people would understand what that is at all.
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  4805. Thanks!
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  4806. Rain and wind both. There was a gale outside.
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  4807. I think you are referring to the curved thing? It is not a tool, but a hook that I will hang on the wall.
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  4808. Yes, I do.
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  4809. I like that expression, by the way.
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  4810. Well said.
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  4811. It's only 3x5 meters.
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  4812. Thank you, Marc!
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  4813. Thank you, Joe!
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  4814. You'll find a link in the video description to my gear list.
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  4815. Thank you, Daniel!
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  4816. Well said.
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  4817. Thanks! I will try to do that.
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  4818. Great, thanks!
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  4819. They are being translated now - one is finished. My agent in the USA is now working on finding a suitable publisher.
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  4820. +Yooper Digger57 Thanks a lot! I can't say when, but I believe it won't be long before I secure a publication deal now.
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  4821. I don't know, it depends on which country you are in, I believe.
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  4822. Thank you. And dog walks are great and healthy as well.
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  4823. Yes, so I have noticed. It's very sad.
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  4824. Thank you, Gail!
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  4825. Thanks, Abigail!
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  4826. Yes, exactly.
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  4827. Some of us also know how to find a place by the coordinates without a gps. In fact, I support the advice that nobody should rely on a gps for navigation, Btw, stop giving people a hard time. It is not a good thing to do.
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  4828. Eh, you can go and find the place now, obviously. Go there, get familiar with the place. I thought that was obvious. Also a grid down is not necessarily the same as the gps going down.
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  4829. Did you even watch the video? We already had a grid down situation here. Even the government is advicing people to be prepared for a power grid down.
    1
  4830. That's a huge amount of very valuable information right there. Thank you.
    1
  4831. Thank you, Dave. You're a wise man.
    1
  4832. Very well said!
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  4833. Thanks a lot, Randy!
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  4834. Thanks a lot. Power-hiker, that sounds very stressful...
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  4835. Paul Kasper Yes, and we’re coming back for celebrating Jól this year as well.
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  4836. Thanks a lot, glad you like them! I think you can find flint and steel sets being sold at most bushcraft gear websites.
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  4837. Justin Wilson Thank you and cheers!
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  4838. Selv takk!
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  4839. Carlos Almeida Thank you!!!
    1
  4840. ... but I could of course make a video as you suggest when our kids are not around. Thanks for the idea!
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  4841. Todor minchev It's difficult because of the children - I don't have the parents permission and I feel it's a bit pushy to ask.
    1
  4842. Drew Wilson Thank you! It did make things easier!
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  4843. Thank you!
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  4844. Thank you, Stigander!
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  4845. Yes, I think it is.
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  4846. I have heard a lot of good things about that knife!
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  4847. Thanks, and yes, I think they have. We don't have many large predators anymore. They have been hunted almost to extinction.
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  4848. Yes, I like this size of blade too. It seems to be just the right size for these conditions.
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  4849. I agree. I love my TBS Boar and it's my to to knife. But this one is at the moment my favourite.
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  4850. Yes, obviously!
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  4851. Thanks, Jordan!
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  4852. Thanks!
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  4853. It's curly birch on this one, but yes.
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  4854. I like this sheath, but feel free to contact me through the email address at my Info page!
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  4855. Hi Jay! Yes, and it's hard to show, but it feels really great in the hand.
    1
  4856. Thanks, Wade!
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  4857. Thanks for your input, my friend!
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  4858. The TBS knives are very solid.
    1
  4859. Thank you, Troy! And thanks for the info. Good to know!
    1
  4860. Me neither. The best of two worlds.
    1
  4861. Not making any excuses here, Colin.
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  4862. Thank you. Glad you liked it!
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  4863. The skeletons in the museum here, I believe they are 172 cm. I think they were 165-170 something, and the women were shorter.
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  4864. Yes, who knows? We can only "guesstimate", I think!
    1
  4865. It comes from a synonym for fjord, actually. So it means a "person from a fjord".
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  4866. Thanks!
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  4867. It's from my trip to Harold Finehair's stronghold. You will find a video about that in the Vikings playlist.
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  4868. Thanks, Tammy. Glad you liked it! And thanks as always for your wonderful videos.
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  4869. That would be a very long answer. But they took a stable society and local proto-democracies into a much more centralized and extreme state rule
    1
  4870. Thank you, my friend.
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  4871. Thank you, my friend.
    1
  4872. Thank you, Richard.
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  4873. Thank you, Guy. I didn't say the Vikings were not civilized before Christianity. They were, of course, but I guess that was what you meant in your comment. Thanks a lot again!
    1
  4874. Haha, yes, it is.
    1
  4875. Thank you!
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  4876. I appreciate that. Thank you, Beth.
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  4877. As always! Awesome!
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  4878. Oh, I am sure he expects to own quite a lot...
    1
  4879. Thank you, Kelley!
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  4880. Thanks a lot!
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  4881. Is surely is.
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  4882. Thank you!
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  4883. D Wing's World Thanks a lot and the same to you! Glad to have you here!
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  4884. Thank you, Randy! And Merry Christmas and god jul to you as well!
    1
  4885. Graeme McMillan Thanks a lot! I think it might take a few months still, but it’s definitely going in the right direction.
    1
  4886. Now that is awesome!
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  4887. nativeamericanwanderer Thank you! Wonderful!
    1
  4888. Thank you, Ethan!
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  4889. Thanks, Gregory! Glad to hear that!
    1
  4890. Yes, you'll find me if you search for my name.
    1
  4891. Yes, the Norwegian nickname is simply Sami knife, or samekniv.
    1
  4892. Thank you, Taro. And thanks for your new video too!
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  4893. The KG Yes, it is a good and simple design. Tried and tested in very harsh conditions!
    1
  4894. Glad you like it!
    1
  4895. Thank you, Michael, I’m glad to hear that! Given some time, 100.000 is within reach. My son will probably be more involved in a few years too. Thank you for subscribing!
    1
  4896. Thank you!
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  4897. Thank you, Tom! I get stats updates earlier than the viewer, so I can tell you that it’s significantly more now.
    1
  4898. Thank you! Happy New Year!
    1
  4899. Mate Mete Thank you!
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  4900. I don’t know, but a quick web search should give you some results. I would guess they sell to the US too.
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  4901. Hard to give you a good answer within the limitation of these comments, but as with many things Norse, we don’t know for sure and we don’t want to rule out anything.
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  4902. Dear CJ, it's almost 11.000 now and I have to move things aside a bit tomorrow to make the 10.000 subs giveaway video. It has moved very fast these past few days!
    1
  4903. I think maybe we won’t get to 10.000 before Christmas, but who knows?
    1
  4904. It is. Thanks for noticing.
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  4905. Thanks a lot! I’m happy that you like them. Another coming up this coming weekend.
    1
  4906. Thanks, Robb. There will be more prizes too!
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  4907. Thanks a lot! Yes, bolster. I knew that, but it’d easy to forget while talking.
    1
  4908. John Emmons Thank you! I’ll be announcing that in an upcoming video.
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  4909. Thank you, that's a huge compliment and I will tell my son too!
    1
  4910. Thank you! It is moving fast now, so maybe some time early winter?
    1
  4911. Oh, that’s great. Glad you like them!
    1
  4912. I really hope the winner will use it, absolutely!
    1
  4913. Wonderful!
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  4914. Thank you, Don. Could you please write your entry and choices in the comments section on the giveaway video where I present the three prizes?
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  4915. Thank you! So glad you like it.
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  4916. Absolutely!
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  4917. Yes, it is. To me it’s a piece of Sami culture in your hand, if that makes sense.
    1
  4918. Thank you, Imre!
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  4919. Thank you, James. It is a beautiful knife, absolutely. Btw, I’m seeing a spike in the subscriber stats right now, so maybe we’ll reach 10.000 in only a few weeks, who knows...
    1
  4920. It depends on which time period and which area. If you're thinking Viking Age and Norway, you probably want to use the so-called short twig version of the younger futhark.
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  4921. Thanks a lot!
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  4922. Det har du rett i! Takk for tipset.
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  4923. Thank you! And greetings to you from Norway
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  4924. Thank you, Gregg!
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  4925. Thank you, Mike! I really appreciate that!
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  4926. Thank you! No risk of that happening, I’m a grown man.
    1
  4927. Thank you, Clayton!
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  4928. It is, and so much tradition and lore comes with it.
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  4929. Very wise. Someone with a university degree would be the right person, if you can get find one.
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  4930. Thanks a lot! More videos up in a few days!
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  4931. I didn't know that! Thanks!
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  4932. +Nathan4071 Yes, I like it and I will probably do a review of it on this channel.
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  4933. +David Laskaris Dear David, I would like to visit the Mojave Desert! I have been to California, but I was further north. More videos are coming!
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  4934. +TroutManOutdoors Absolutely, there will be more videos. I will also do a review of the stove.
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  4935. +Jordan Souza (Dann) Thanks a lot! I will be making more videos - was going to do one today, but it's so cold outside the camera switches itself off!
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  4936. +Rene Henry Fyllingsnes Takk skal du ha! Det er fortsatt litt amatørmessig, men forhåpentligvis lærer jeg litt underveis!
    1
  4937. Thank you!
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  4938. Thank you, Christina.
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  4939. It absolutely is.
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  4940. Well, that's perfect irony.
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  4941. As I always say, links in video description.
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  4942. No, not at all. It was in one of the national newspapers.
    1
  4943. I am really sorry to hear that. That thermometer gun thing has an effect on people's mental state.
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  4944. I think so, yes!
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  4945. Thank you!
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  4946. You're probably right!
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  4947. I bought it, but it could easily be made.
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  4948. Glad you liked it, Wade!
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  4949. If you like the "Viking Bushcrafter" logo on the thumbnail, I'm glad to tell you that you can now get t-shirts, hoodies etc. with that logo in my Spreadshirt shop: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/the-viking-bushcrafter/
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  4950. Thank you!
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  4951. Thanks!
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  4952. It's good to have lots of fire starting options, in case one forgets!
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  4953. It was a lot of snow there. But now I am actually feeling that I'm ready for spring!
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  4954. Thank you, John.
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  4955. That is an awesome thing to learn. You're very lucky!
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  4956. Thank you!
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  4957. It was quite deep, actually. Deeper than usual. Maybe a meter.
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  4958. I love those mittens. They are, as you say, very ... handy.
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  4959. I know this shelter is the preferred one in an emergency as it is very simple and it doesn't take very long, or much skill to build it. I hope nobody watching this channel will ever find himself/herself in such a situation, but if that happens, then I hope having watched this video or a similar one will save that person!
    1
  4960. Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it!
    1
  4961. Thank you!
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  4962. Hi Sandy, nice to see you chiming in! As I may have mentioned, I envy you the fact that you have green leaves almost all year on your island. We have these snowy months, and I guess it would be impossible to have both!
    1
  4963. Thanks!
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  4964. Thank you!
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  4965. Thank you, Nenad!
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  4966. It absolutely is important to have a hole open to the outside of the cave to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning!
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  4967. Thank you, Taro. (And for anyone reading this comment: Taro has lots of good videos about bushcraft and building shelters etc.)
    1
  4968. Thanks!
    1
  4969. I think you would love that, Steve. It is not really as cold as many believe.
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  4970. Hi there! This is Hafjell, just a short distance from Lillehammer.
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  4971. Hahaha! Sorry, but that was one of the funniest comments ever.
    1
  4972. Thank you, GearheadTed!
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  4973. Thank you, Kyle!
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  4974. Thank you, Cory!
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  4975. Thank you! I have heard similar stories, these simple snow shelters with the seat inside have saved lives. Glad to hear your friend was wise and survived the storm!
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  4976. Yes, a two person shelter would be even better as you would then have the warmth of two people sitting close together. I dug this one about 1,5 meters in, and that was enough. It depends on the snow. You need somewhat compact snow that has "set", loose new snow will not do. And thank you again for your kind words.
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  4977. Thank you, Jacky!
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  4978. And thanks for commenting!
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  4979. Thanks, Brian. Those are very kind words.
    1
  4980. Thank you.
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  4981. Thank you, Robert!
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  4982. Thank you, Margo
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  4983. Thank you too, Lisa.
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  4984. kerry mcmanus Thank you.
    1
  4985. Thanks, Wade!
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  4986. Thank you, Sean.
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  4987. It's about time, I'd say.
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  4988. There is a link at the end of the video.
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  4989. Most of what I have, have been given to me. The knife I bought, though.
    1
  4990. Thanks, Richard.
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  4991. Thank you, Brandon. You watching my videos and commenting is helping the channel, so you are actually paying back that way.
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  4992. Thank you. There is a link at the end of the video.
    1
  4993. ZooVet DownUnder Thank you!
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  4994. Takk skal du ha!
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  4995. SonsOfOdin 1518 Thank you!
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  4996. That would be very exciting footage indeed!
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  4997. Thank you. I need to figure out what is happening to those files in the rendering.
    1
  4998. Thanks, Colin!
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  4999. Thank you, Banjo. Yes, I think this coming week will be better.
    1
  5000. That is wonderful to hear. And very exciting about those coyotes too!
    1
  5001. Thanks, Stephen!
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  5002. H.J. Indy Nuding Really awful. I guess we are lucky here. But you don’t have to go further than to certain Swedish cities to experience such problems.
    1
  5003. H.J. Indy Nuding I understand. I am really sorry that you have to deal with such a terrible situation.
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  5004. H.J. Indy Nuding I didn’t know that. Dangerous because of criminals etc?
    1
  5005. Thank you! Glad you liked the video, even though I couldn't get the trail cam videos to upload into my editor.
    1
  5006. Yes, I am.
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  5007. Thanks a lot!
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  5008. Wild Tuscany Bushcraft Thanks! I got a different problem, but I’ll look into it.
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  5009. Wild Tuscany Bushcraft Yes
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  5010. Thank you, Ed!
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  5011. Thank you! Yes, I will try my best.
    1
  5012. That is very true, Brandl.
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  5013. Thanks a lot, my friend.
    1
  5014. Not yet, but my agents are on it.
    1
  5015. Thank you, Primitive Fusion!
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  5016. Ron, I would love to visit Alaska much because you the wildlife there would look more like the Scandinavian wildlife used to be before they hunted the large predators almost to extinction.
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  5017. Thank you, Clive! It is my pleasure. And yes, I think it must be.
    1
  5018. Thank you, KG. Yes, this coming week should be better.
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  5019. Crayton S Sorry to hear that, but I think boots of this sort will help.
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  5020. GG GREAT GUNS Thanks for the comment. Glad to help!
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  5021. Mrs., thanks and likewise!
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  5022. Light Of Arda, thank you, that’s a great compliment:
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  5023. mike_outdoors 1981, it took me a while to figure it out!
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  5024. Clint Lofton Yes, with neoprene.
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  5025. Thanks, Taro!
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  5026. Gary Chynne Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it!
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  5027. Ismail Ahmed It's a wonderful place.
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  5028. Thanks a lot, and yes, the leak is natural, especially for a wooden boat.
    1
  5029. Haha, maybe I should!
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  5030. Folma7 Thank you!
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  5031. TeamAG Survival Thanks!
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  5032. Gene Carrie A video with the details will be up tomorrow (Saturday).😁
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  5033. WyrdWoods Ireland Thanks! Very good ideas!
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  5034. limpanmackan Outdoor and Bushcraft Thank you! It's been noted!
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  5035. Haha, that's a good one, actually. But we have no alligators here, though... Thanks for the sub!
    1
  5036. Joey Kistemaker Thank you!
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  5037. Udnar the Angry Thank you, Udnar! Noted!
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  5038. Runar Bjørnå Takk, Runar! Det er notert!
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  5039. Jamie Keddie Thank you, Jamie! That's a good suggestion. Maybe I'll translate this into old Norse.
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  5040. Thor Wi Thank you. 1949 now, so it won't be long.
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  5041. That is very kind of you to say. Thank you so much!
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  5042. Well, I could work with an UK knifemaker, that would be no problem at all.
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  5043. Yes, I know. Looking forward to your new video!
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  5044. Hi Monika, and good morning!
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  5045. I will do that. I think he might be busy, but who knows.
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  5046. Det skal jeg gjøre! Takk!
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  5047. Thank you, Jeremy. Yes, I have found a knifemaker. It's John from Enso Workshop, who made me the Munin seax.
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  5048. Thank you so much.
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  5049. Dear lyonmandan, at the present moment I have already started discussing the design with another knife maker, but let us keep in touch.
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  5050. Lynn Maxwell Thank you, Lynn! I hope so too. I want to make this knife available.
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  5051. That is an idea, but at this point I want the handmade touch to this knife.
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  5052. Perfect!
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  5053. Well, that would be awesome! If you send me a mail through the contact page on my blog (link on this channel's banner), I can give you the postal address.
    1
  5054. I actually think the Moras are very good bushcraft knives!
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  5055. I have found another knife maker now who is already working on it. Very excited about that.
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  5056. John Emmons Maybe you sent to my agent then... They’ll forward it to me.
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  5057. John Emmons You’ll find it under Contact/Kontakt
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  5058. ulvemusikk 12594 I will be making a video as soon as the new prototype arrives. But first off is actually another knife I have developed with the same knifemaker.
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  5059. Thanks a lot! And for the feedback too.
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  5060. Thank you. I will try my best. This knife needs to be made available.
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  5061. Almost!
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  5062. It haven't decided yet. Maybe 1075.
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  5063. Thank you, David!
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  5064. That sounds like two awesome projects. I've subscribed to your channel, so I should get an update if you post it. About your family, yes, I remember now. And about my books, they are not yet available in English, but my agents are working on it!
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  5065. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival Thank you, Taro!
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  5066. Yes, absolutely fantastic.
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  5067. I am going to talk to the researchers about this, by the way.
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  5068. It is a well established fact here. The difference would have been greater here than further south. But let me know if it is false.
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  5069. Yes, I am so excited to find out what that ship looks like.
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  5070. Thanks, Todd. Glad you liked it!
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  5071. Yes, and the story tells of the king of Jell, as it says on that plaque.
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  5072. They used sonar to locate the ship and the buildings. Yes, this is truly wonderful!
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  5073. I will, Lisa. I feel the same, by the way.
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  5074. Thanks, Henrik!
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  5075. That's what I'm thinking as well.
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  5076. Thanks, Steve!
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  5077. Yes, I think this is fantastic.
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  5078. Yes, the mound is bronze age, I believe, and from what I know at the moment, that means they lived just at the edge of that mound for centuries.
    1
  5079. Yes, and the drone footage shows us how this farm probably were right by the beach. But I will need to have this confirmed by the researchers.
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  5080. Thank you, Tom. It's been a bit chaotic, to be honest. I didn't even get to read up on this in between the interviews...
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  5081. Of course. Now I hope they will keep a close eye on the place.
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  5082. I promise, I will.
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  5083. Thank you!
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  5084. Thank you! As a 46 year old man, I take any compliment wherever I can get them, haha.
    1
  5085. Yes, this looks like a major find and it will further our knowledge of the Viking Age.
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  5086. Ah, but now you can't get it back, it's a national treasure now.
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  5087. They used sonar, they always do that now before they consider digging.
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  5088. I think it will!
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  5089. I will let you know as soon as I know more!
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  5090. I will do! I will try to get a chat with the researchers as soon as possible.
    1
  5091. Many thanks!
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  5092. Yes, I did.
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  5093. Glad you like them!
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  5094. The kids are so smart these days, haha. And yes, it is s incredibly nice to finally have warmer weather and longer days.
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  5095. Hi John! I have family in Australia, actually. Also, I would love to talk about tv productions. I have been approached by a few production companies and I can tell you more about that. I turned the offers down as I didn't think they were interested in authenticity, basicly. But I would love to talk, so if you're interested, go to my info page on this channel and you'll find my email address there.
    1
  5096. Wade just an American Yes, it’s a privilege.
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  5097. Thank you, Monika.
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  5098. Thank you!
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  5099. No, they stayed at home and had other appointments. Maybe next time!
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  5100. Hei! Jeg skriver nå på romanserien Jomsviking.
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  5101. Thank you, father of the Munin!
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  5102. I think many of the craftswomen and -men who make historic Viking clothes have them.
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  5103. Myubersausage Thank you!!!
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  5104. Cimbrer Bushcraft Thank you, Tom!
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  5105. Absolutely, we had a great time, if only it had lasted longer.
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  5106. Jason, thank you!
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  5107. Good idea.
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  5108. Hi Tom. This lantern is made from pig's rawhide and it is not really Viking Age, I believe they came a bit later. Thanks for commenting!
    1
  5109. Thanks for letting me know! September is a good time for Viking markets. This is in Fredrikstad, by the way.
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  5110. Yes, so we call it "Saxon tent", actually. It is a compromise. We can sit under the roof there and it's cotton, so I can lend it out to other members of the living history group without being nervous of them ripping the fabric.
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  5111. It was extremely popular. Next time we'll have to have some kind of limited time for the archery.
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  5112. Spirit Forest Thank you, ms Spirit Forest! We absolutely enjoyed our time out there.
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  5113. Glad you liked it!
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  5114. Thank you, Stephen.
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  5115. Thank you!
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  5116. Thank you, Russell!
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  5117. Good advice!
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  5118. Thank you!
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  5119. You’re absolutely right.
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  5120. Lindsey Maxwell Thanks!
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  5121. Thank you, James!
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  5122. Thank you, Charlotte!
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  5123. Thanks!
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  5124. Gary Chynne Thank you! And very well said!
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  5125. Brandon Iron head I will, absolutely!
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  5126. Thanks!
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  5127. I am sure there are some in your country?
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  5128. Drew Wilson It absolutely was!
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  5129. John Hertzog Glad you liked it. Sorry about the sound, I forgot the microphone...
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  5130. george aaron Yes, they usually do, but not so much at this market. Sorry it wasn't longer! Sometimes life happens, as they say...
    1
  5131. Thanks a lot, Matthew! And my best wishes for your trip!
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  5132. Thank you. Wise words.
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  5133. Hi Robert, Bowhunting is illegal in Norway. Looking at the skills of some fellow archers, I think that is for the best.
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  5134. Yes, it's great being out in that first snow. Now, a few days later, the snow is gone again...
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  5135. Enjoy yourself out there!
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  5136. Absolutely. It's magical.
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  5137. Thank you. And keep those great videos of yours coming!
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  5138. mario cricelli I don't think those are good for bow wood, but anything's possible. Do you have yew, oak, elm or ash at all where you live?
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  5139. mario cricelli Where do you live?
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  5140. Thank you!
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  5141. Thank you, that's very kind of you.
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  5142. Glad you liked it!
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  5143. Absolutely, many bowyers are self taught.
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  5144. I learnt it from a local bowyer and then practiced on my own.
    1
  5145. That is true!
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  5146. Kaia, it actually is. I will try to do something similar in future kuksas as well.
    1
  5147. Yes.
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  5148. Dear Robert Pickguard, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  5149. Thanks a lot!
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  5150. Thanks a lot!
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  5151. I did and you will be proven wrong on this.
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  5152. You can not post links here. I had to get rid of that option, too much spam.
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  5153. It can be found on the department's website here in Norway.
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  5154. You're correct.
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  5155. Thanks, Shayne!
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  5156. I know quite a few Americans living here. They all have jobs, though. I think you need to be employed or married to a Norwegian or both.
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  5157. Thanks, Therese!
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  5158. Glad you like it!
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  5159. Awesome, Tina. Glad you like it.
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  5160. I am certain you will both be very welcome and enjoy your say here!
    1
  5161. Thank you!
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  5162. Thank you, Jeffrey.
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  5163. Glad you liked it, my friend!
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  5164. Haha, the women left. Very sensible. Also, I am glad that you can get Jomsviking in a language that you can read!
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  5165. That would be awesome. I hope to bring you good news soon!
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  5166. Thank you!
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  5167. TheError202 Thank you, very kind! Heavy squats, deadlifts and bench presses are main ingredients in my training.
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  5168. I think you should try!
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  5169. Skål, Bruce!
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  5170. Axe throwing it is, then!
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  5171. Cheers, Dan! I guess you enjoyed your stay in Scotland!
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  5172. Thanks, Steven. That building, I think it's some military antenna thing. Or something like that.
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  5173. Yes. First rule of bushcraft: Always forget something.
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  5174. Thanks!
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  5175. I think the first one is being published this summer or early fall.
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  5176. That tower is some military antenna, I've been told. But I am not sure. Yes, it is very spiritual up at those mountain tops.
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  5177. Hi James. I didn't carry any of the wood with me, I found it nearby the campsite. There are small trees and if you know where to look you can find twigs on them that are very dry and full of resin.
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  5178. No, I was up there with my family, so we stayed in a rented hotel suite.
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  5179. Hi Gray Hiker! Thanks a lot. Glad to have you here and thanks for your comment!
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  5180. I am very glad to hear that! And about throwing an axe, I totally agree. It feels wrong to throw a nice axe, but at the same time it feels right. If that makes sense at all.
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  5181. Thanks, Sean. These skies are used mostly by photographers and hunters and will carry you across the snow in most conditions, although I'm a bit on the heavy side for that. They are quite wide and very slow compared to my other cross country skies.
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  5182. Thanks, Bruce. Skål!
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  5183. Thanks, and yes!
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  5184. Thank you!
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  5185. Thanks, Wade! Always glad to see you here.
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  5186. Don't be sorry, glad to have you here!
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  5187. Will do, Laika!
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  5188. Thank you. Thank you for your advice as well.
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  5189. Thanks, Charlie.
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  5190. Thanks, Paul. It is big, yes, so it's not for carrying for longer hikes.
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  5191. You're right, Gary. But then again, I forget to check the checklists.
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  5192. Glad to hear that!
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  5193. Coming up!
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  5194. Thank you, Will. And thanks for your contribution as well. There certainly is some safety issues that I need to look into before I get into the axe throwing.
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  5195. They moved away from using that, as they said, they had perfected their craft so that it was no longer necessary.
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  5196. That's a lot of snow, Brian! I am actually happy we have spring here now.
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  5197.  @AmethystDreaming  I agree!
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  5198. I am sure they will do great with a parent like yourself. That you comment on this means you are aware of these issues. Many parents are not.
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  5199. Well said, my friend.
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  5200. Thank you, my friend. Kind words.
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  5201. Awesome!
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  5202. Yes!
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  5203.  @MeanOldLady  But don't tell that to young boys growing out their first moustache. They need encouragement!
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  5204. Yes.
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  5205. Thanks, James. But I don't do this for the views. If I did, I wouldn't make videos like these and I wouldn't drag cameras out in the woods etc. More Viking/bushcraft is coming up, though.
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  5206. Well, I obviously don't know every case, but there seems to be something mental going on. Maybe they should work on that before taking hormones.
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  5207. Thank you, Miki. That is very kind of you to say.
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  5208. That is the truth. Like someone my age, I can't for example develop muscles as I used to when I was younger. I have to accept that. It is who I am.
    1
  5209. It is an interesting question. They are not doing this to support any other cause than making money, that's for sure.
    1
  5210. Now that is actually a very good point.
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  5211.  Tickey Horseman  I have to agree on that one.
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  5212. Awesome!
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  5213. Thank you!
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  5214. Thanks to you as well!
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  5215. Exactly!
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  5216. Vivobarefoot, check my equipment list - link in description.
    1
  5217. No, I don't.
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  5218. Reading is an essential tool for gaining knowledge, my friend.
    1
  5219. Thanks, Richard. Well, we shouldn't count on it!
    1
  5220. Thanks!
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  5221. Very well said! I think being active is the key to, well, everything that is good.
    1
  5222. Thanks, Gary!
    1
  5223. Thank you, that is very kind of you!
    1
  5224. Thanks, Marcus! Very wise and kind words!
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  5225. In this case, it is the place.
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  5226. Yes
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  5227. Thank you!
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  5228. Vojta Mašek, I guess about 50 meters.
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  5229. Well, I have been lifting iron since I was 13, and I competed nationally and internationally in powerlifting up until recently. So I do think I still beat them, haha!
    1
  5230. Thanks, Kara!
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  5231. Thanks, Kane!
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  5232.  St. Causes A Ruckus  , we'll be building on a small scale and expand as time goes by. The first house will only be 15 square meters.
    1
  5233. Thanks, Bruce! And skål to you as well!
    1
  5234. Thanks, Jeff. I am thinking about making a video about those issues and more directly how the family was broken up and why modern society fears ancient man. I have to find the right angle first, this is Theirtube. (That's the first time I call it that... It is Youtube no longer.)
    1
  5235. That is absolutely true!
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  5236. Thank you, Adian. I need to go back to Scotland soon. I will probably sail this time.
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  5237. That is very kind of you! It’s PO Box 15, N-1620 Gressvik, Norway
    1
  5238. It is also to add some protection against mosquitos.
    1
  5239. Thank you!
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  5240. Quite heavy, not for hiking!
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  5241. Takk skal du ha!
    1
  5242. I don't have to go to the store to buy these things, obviously. Figure it out.
    1
  5243. Thanks!
    1
  5244. Now that is ironic.
    1
  5245. Thank you, Michael. I am glad to hear that.
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  5246. I would like to give your comment a heart, but it didn't seem appropriate. I am sorry to hear this.
    1
  5247. And thank you!
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  5248. More than you think.
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  5249. Yes, and it's the definition of irony.
    1
  5250. Thank you!
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  5251. Wow, you really managed to get a lot of hate into just a few lines. Well done. I will advice you to look into some of those claims, as you might find you got a lot wrong here.
    1
  5252. Thank you, Sarah.
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  5253. And thank you very much!
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  5254. If you need a t-shirt or a sweater etc, you can buy those. The quality is good and they are not expensive. If you don't need it, don't buy it.
    1
  5255. Maybe you should watch the videos where I do just that.
    1
  5256. Thanks!
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  5257. Thank you, Allan!
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  5258. Thanks, Ant!
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  5259. Thank you, Lee.
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  5260. Thanks to you as well, Adian!
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  5261. Yes, I am planning on ordering it tomorrow.
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  5262. I will call it shancy from now on!
    1
  5263. Skål, bror!
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  5264. Thanks!
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  5265. I know, and I am sorry I had to take that video down. There are technical and other matters that comes into play sometimes and for reasons I can not get into publicly, I could not keep the video in public mode.
    1
  5266. Thanks!
    1
  5267. Let me just say it. I think everyone who has a paler skin has experienced racism directed towards him or her. It has gotten worse as well.
    1
  5268. Thank you, Shane!
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  5269. Shane McCauley Good point!
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  5270. Michael & Colleen Doherty Thanks! And yes, it is true. Slowing down is essential.
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  5271. Michael & Colleen Doherty Thank you!
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  5272. Yes, we say that here as well.
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  5273. Richard Danforth Review of the backpack is coming up, I just need to use it a bit more first. Good advice about the list.
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  5274. Brett Sayers Thank you!
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  5275. Thank you for those kind words.
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  5276. Absolutely. I’m back to regular ones now.
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  5277. John Colley Yes, but I have other obligations and can not always get out as early as I prefer.
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  5278. I know. And you’re right. I’m back to using a check list now.
    1
  5279. Thank you!
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  5280. JUSTAV1S1TOR Thanks a lot!
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  5281. Clifford Baldwin That is the truth!
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  5282. Circumpolar Bear Cult Thank you!
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  5283. Coast Home Yes, that’s what it felt like.
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  5284. fiddibelow Det er sant!
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  5285. Alan Farnfield We do!
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  5286. Pølcifer Pøffer That must have been harsh... But as you say, good memories!
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  5287. Christopher, thanks a lot. We all make mistakes. Except the armchair bushcrafters, maybe...
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  5288. Jesse Tracey It was!
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  5289. Spirit Forest Thank you, that was very kind of you. And let me tell you I usually listen to your videos while I’m driving, you are a good narrator. Yes, I guess we learn from our mistakes!
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  5290. Trevor Or Thank you, Trevor!
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  5291. Thanks a lot!
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  5292. Awesome. Have a wonderful day.
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  5293. I don't have a smartphone, so I use a GoPro that I bought a while back for when I'm walking around.
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  5294. It is from kamouflage.co.uk If you use the code BJORN 10 they will give you 10% off.
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  5295. I put the link in the video description. It's a good company, hand made in the UK. Also that way we get to support a small business. They are struggling now.
    1
  5296. Yes
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  5297. Thank you so much for saying that, Magnus. And yes, we need to remember this.
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  5298. I wouldn't want my government force young men to be blown apart by any invading army. So yes, my perspective still stands. Also, look into Norwegian military strategy concerning Finnmark. You might be surprised.
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  5299. Good answer.
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  5300. Thank you!
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  5301. Awesome knives. And about the woods, I believe I read somewhere there are actually chemicals being released from the trees that are good for us. I will have to check if that is actually true, though.
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  5302. I am so glad to hear that, Cameron. Thank you.
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  5303. Glad to hear that! And thanks for the comment!
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  5304. Thank you, my friends. Yes, children is the light of the earth.
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  5305. Thanks, Ed. I would travel constantly if I had the time.
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  5306. Haha, I'm afraid not!
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  5307. Well said, and quite an awesome story!
    1
  5308. Thank you, Ib!
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  5309. I am sorry for your loss! But it's good to hear you have your direction and your path, as well as your children. Thanks for checking out my videos, by the way!
    1
  5310. Well said, Rick!
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  5311. Thank you, Elwyn.
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  5312. Thank you!
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  5313. I don't think you know this breed. He will be gone hunting and miles away in 10 minutes. It is the world's second fastest dog.
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  5314. Yes, nature. That is correct, haha.
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  5315. I am sorry to hear that. But good to know you could join us.
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  5316. That is so kind of you to say. My best wishes for you in 2021!
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  5317. Haha, I can't promise that.
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  5318. Glad you noticed!
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  5319. Dear Roger ThatOne, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
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  5320. Dear LowIQ, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
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  5321. I never said a tree sapling does that.
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  5322. I am sorry to hear this. It is probably the same here.
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  5323. Thank you, Margo. Yes, I think it might have been!
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  5324. Thank you!
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  5325. Thank you!
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  5326. Thank you, my friend!
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  5327. Thanks a lot!
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  5328. Thanks a lot!
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  5329. Thanks a lot, Sean!
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  5330. Thank you, Donna!
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  5331. Thank you, Harold.
    1
  5332. That is true.
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  5333. Thank you. I very much appreciate that!
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  5334. Thank you! Very much appreciated:
    1
  5335. I have done so for a long time.
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  5336. Thank you, Zach. Glad to hear you enjoy my videos.
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  5337. Tusen takk for komplimentet. Dette ble filmet med et GoPro, og derfor ble det litt begrenset, men jeg synes jeg fikk klippet det fint til. Kult med vintertur, håper du koste deg.
    1
  5338. Thank you, Lynn.
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  5339. That's terrible. I hope it gets better soon.
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  5340. Thank you, Jacky! About my novels: My agents are now looking for a suitable publisher for the English language market. I hope to bring you all good news soon!
    1
  5341. Thanks a lot, Daryl. Glad you liked the scenery and I hope you'll get out into those mountains! Awesome if my videos can be a source of inspiration!
    1
  5342. I just looked up the Klamath Mountains. I remembered the name from when I was in California. Wow, it looks beautiful there! And I see what you mean about the environment being much the same.
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  5343. I’m sure he had, haha. And thank you, glad you liked the video.
    1
  5344. Thank you, Tom, my Danish bushcrafting friend!
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  5345. Thanks a lot, Aslak. I never say no to a Viking market invitation, as long as I haven't other plans booked for me!
    1
  5346. Oh yes, I really enjoyed this stay out in the woods. Glad you liked the music!
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  5347. Thank you so much. Now, when I get time this weekend, I will be watching your latest videos!
    1
  5348. Not yet, I'm afraid. It's someone else in the Viking living history association who is dealing with that.
    1
  5349. Thank you. Yes, everything seems more clear when out like this. The hunter stew was delicious!
    1
  5350. Thank you, John!
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  5351. Thank you!
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  5352. Thank you, Sandy. But now the snow is gone! My kids didn't like that...
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  5353. Thank you.
    1
  5354. Thanks a lot!
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  5355. Thank you. I am sure you will!
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  5356. Thank you, Sarah.
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  5357. Sounds like a good plan! When will you be travelling here?
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  5358. Takk for kommentaren. Ja, det er de absolutt. Det er ikke mye som er mer avslappende.
    1
  5359. I work a lot too, know what you mean. No, I don’t go ice fishing.
    1
  5360. Thank you, Karma.
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  5361. Thank you, Etienne.
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  5362. Thanks. It was very nice there, absolutely. Good fire, haven't used it much before, but it really directs the heat to where you want it.
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  5363. Thank you, Leif. Now, I am getting into a new editing program that will help me improve the sound quality even when I've been filming with my GoPro... So it should get better. But I am glad you liked it!
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  5364. Yes, it is. And we were not far from bronze age mounds. They are covered by the forest now.
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  5365. Thank you, Taro. And the same to you!
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  5366. Joe Schelin As I say, this is not in any way historically correct.
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  5367. Thank you, Vance! Glad to have you here!
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  5368. Alessandro Doghetti I can’t remember now, but you should be able to get a similar one if you search for old style trapper’s tents etc.
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  5369. Thank you! I have been using it a lot now, during the Viking festival season. It is more practical than I thought it would be.
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  5370. Jenny Garcia We have been trying to get that organized, yes.
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  5371. sean Hudson Absolutely. Going out tomorrow, actually!
    1
  5372. Thanks, I think so too!
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  5373. Yes, I think so too. Good luck to both of you!
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  5374. Wiltshire Man I think it will, Sandy! I really like it.
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  5375. limpanmackan Outdoor and Bushcraft Thanks!
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  5376. Thanks a lot, Amanda.
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  5377. I do neither of that, actually.
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  5378. We did have some earlier.
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  5379. I agree!
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  5380. Ulf lothbrok Maybe the TBS Grizzly?
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  5381. Thank you. This is what I have found, as a life long knife user!
    1
  5382. Thanks, glad you like it! It is small, but it's mine!
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  5383. +Random Button Pusher Yes, it was early and I woke up with -6 degrees Celcius, actually! But anyway, in a few days it will be warmer. I love my autopilot and I've named it Helmut, actually...
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  5384. +johan van der sandt Yes, it is. And also, there is that connection with the sea.
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  5385. Thanks a lot!
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  5386. Thanks a lot!
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  5387. It’s a good one, I hear!
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  5388. Thanks!
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  5389. No? I do.
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  5390. Noted!
    1
  5391. And thank you, Wendy!
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  5392. Thank you, Stephen.
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  5393. Dear future hope, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  5394. That is disgusting, that he said that. And scary!
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  5395. Now that was a big surprise, haha. Exactly as you say, people need to wake up.
    1
  5396. Now that is almost cute.
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  5397.  @Ad0ubleA  She was right about that. So you should avoid those people. I will continue to point out the foul play, so stick around and you might learn something.
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  5398.  @bneaclab1  Not really. Some of them are actually scientists.
    1
  5399. Yes, I have made a few of those.
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  5400. Enda bedre er det om den blir brukt, synes jeg!
    1
  5401. It might happen earlier than you think!
    1
  5402. Thank you!
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  5403. Randy Clendenin Thank you! Then my latest video might be something for you. It’s featuring a seax.
    1
  5404. Thank you, Ron!
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  5405. I feel certain that my agents will land a book deal for the English language market soon. And thanks for your kind words about my workbench, haha.
    1
  5406. Thank you!
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  5407. Thank you, Luqman!
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  5408. No, it’s actually not. Just a normal «stickbow».
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  5409. Awesome!
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  5410. Thank you, Alfred!
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  5411. I really hope so!
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  5412. Thank you, KG.
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  5413. Yes, Shawn, this will be one of the prizes.
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  5414. It will be my pleasure to give this bow to the winner.
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  5415. Yes, absolutely.
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  5416. I was thinking I would have liked winning a bow like this.
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  5417. Thank you, Betnton! Glad to have you here!
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  5418. And thank you for those kind words!
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  5419. Not really, I haven’t made walking sticks before.
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  5420. Thanks a lot, Douglas.
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  5421. I absolutely agree!
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  5422. Thank you, Woodsman Whitesmith!
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  5423. Thank you, Sue!
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  5424. I wouldn’t say that, but I have learned from some very skilled people.
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  5425. Hi Jacky! I have been making bows for a long time. First as a kid making simple stickbows, but then as an adult, I started after taking a weekend course.
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  5426. Hi Robert, here in Scandinavia bows are not backed and they were not back in the Viking Age either, due to the climate and the available materials. Elm does have a natural backing in the inner bark, though.
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  5427. Thank you, Tom!
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  5428. Thanks!
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  5429. Thanks!
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  5430. Thank you!
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  5431. Thank you, John! I must admit I wasn’t standing very far from the target.
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  5432. Thanks!
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  5433. Maria \palmer Thank you! Yew is a protected species in Norway, so for my yew longbows I imported some bow staves.
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  5434. Thank you!
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  5435. Thank you!
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  5436. Thanks! And yes, it looks like that.
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  5437. Thank you! Not yet at 20.000, but getting there.
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  5438. Not there quite yet, but thank you.
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  5439. Thanks a lot, I saved those for the end of the video...
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  5440. Ruthie H Thanks a lot! Welcome!
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  5441. Exactly, Curt. And thank you.
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  5442. I didn't plan to. I must have slightly moved it.
    1
  5443. And thank you, Joseph!
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  5444. Thanks! And yes, it will be interesting to see how this goes. Although "interesting" might not be the right word here.
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  5445. Thank you, Annie!
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  5446. Yes, YT removed it.
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  5447. Thank you, that is very kind of you.
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  5448. Thanks a lot, Carl!
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  5449. I live in Fredrikstad, that is in the southeastern part of Norway.
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  5450. It is always a challenge to find time for these hikes. Hence my very long days and getting up early to do my writing. Also I do them in the daytime as at this time of the year, it is simply too dark to film in the evenings and mornings.
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  5451. Thanks, my friend!
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  5452. I think a ferro rod is good, but it shouldn't be the only fire making option we bring.
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  5453. Haha, it goes up in the moustache. Yes, I know how it is.
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  5454. Just give it time, my friend!
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  5455. That is incredibly fascinating, I want to go there one day. But I thought it'd be warmer? It only shows how little I know about deserts.
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  5456. Very good advice! I have actually thought about bringing a stick my height as it would make it easier to set up the frame for the pictures.
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  5457. Haha, try not to follow it the next time. It is just one of my very cool effects.
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  5458. I know, haha. Moustache combed coffee, that sound like something you could sell in a fine café.
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  5459. I'll take that a compliment. It is a camera with great color contrast, so when the light is right, it looks very good. But it can be tricky when the conditions aren't ideal.
    1
  5460. Thanks, Richard!
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  5461. It absolutely is!
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  5462. It just takes a bit of time.
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  5463. It is as it should be, then, haha.
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  5464. Thanks a lot, Richard.
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  5465. Yes, I've heard. Scotland is beautiful covered in snow. Glad to contribute to your bushcraft journey!
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  5466. That is a good idea. I will absolutely consider it!
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  5467. It is wonderful up there.
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  5468. Thanks a lot, Hangs with Raccoons!
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  5469. I agree!
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  5470. I agree! The proof is in the pudding, as they say. Or in this case, in the fire.
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  5471. Thanks, Wayne. A friend of my daughter is from Australia and she told us about the temperature there... Very warm indeed!
    1
  5472. Nature's own emergency food!
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  5473. Awesome, Robert.
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  5474. The struggle is real.
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  5475. Greetings from Norway, Adalan!
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  5476. That's great advice, Douglas.
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  5477. I agree, Douglas!
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  5478. It was a close call, but I managed to twist to save the camera!
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  5479. Mine isn't very thick, actually. But it's curly, that makes it look much more dense than a straight beard.
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  5480. The boots are called Tretorn. Fantastic boots. Very comfortable.
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  5481. That's awesome, Nick! Good name.
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  5482. Ah, I must be careful next time with the effects!
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  5483. Thanks, I will remember that, about being careful. It is interesting how our preferance for these tools constantly change back and forth.
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  5484. Glad you liked it, Sean.
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  5485.  @othellooneeyex9452  I think it would be a larger project, as I would have to visit several people who actually do make such clothes.
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  5486. Thanks for your kind words, my friend.
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  5487. Thanks a lot, my friend. Such feedback is very valuable.
    1
  5488. Thanks, Jeremy!
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  5489. Thank you, Dalia!
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  5490. I am so sorry to hear this. Please stay hopeful. Try to give him and your family a different surrounding or some positive impulses. Stay strong. We will get through this.
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  5491. The need to subvert, dominate and subjugate is not reserved for men. Women do that too, they just use different methods.
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  5492. Hi Gerry! We call them Fjord horses here, they are not the same as the Icelandic.
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  5493. Thanks for your comment! And also, that is interesting, there must be something in that theory about colors then.
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  5494. Exactly.
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  5495. Thank you, Diran!
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  5496. Thank you. Much appreciated, my friend.
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  5497. Thanks! Good explanation!
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  5498. Thank you, Robert!
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  5499. I bought this one at a Viking festival, so it’s a one off.
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  5500. Yes, probably!
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  5501. You are very welcome!
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  5502. rhialobran It's actually quite simple to put up, but it weighs a ton. I have even done it alone, though that takes a bit of effort.
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  5503. joesneon Thank you!
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  5504. Simon Pepper They are!
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  5505. sean Hudson I see! It was strange to watch, but then again, I grew up in an urban area.
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  5506. theblissfullone That tree is very special. It must be hundreds of years old!
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  5507. Outdoor Addict 1979 Thank you! Glad to have you here.
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  5508. Maria \palmer Skål, Maria!
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  5509. skitneola I have a link in the video description.
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  5510. Strangely Made I agree!
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  5511. Rickie Blake It is beautiful up there.
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  5512. Spirit Forest Thanks a lot! Now I’m back by the coast and it’s no snow here, but it won’t be long now. Colorado is much more likely to have snow than southern Norway, I believe!
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  5513. Brian Joiner Thanks!
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  5514. David Connor Yes, grass. Those are turf roofs.
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  5515. GG GREAT GUNS Thanks, and glad you noticed concerning the camera work!
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  5516. SmedLukas Thanks!
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  5517. Elwyn SMITH Thanks a lot, Elwyn. I like it too. It’s great fun flying that drone.
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  5518. Rimer Dijkstra Thank you, Rimer.
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  5519. exile of eden Glad you liked it!
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  5520. Native Tearz Thank you. Glad you liked it!
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  5521. For This Land Thank you!
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  5522. Mark Cash Noted!
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  5523. Cimbrer Bushcraft Thanks, Tom!
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  5524. Bryce Maeder Thank you, Bryce. Good to get feedback on that, since I’m trying to learn and improve my videography. But yes, the scenery helps a lot!
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  5525. Thank you!
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  5526. It's an old Polish lavvu poncho.
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  5527. Hello, my friend, and thank you. Coming from you, that means a lot.
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  5528. That would be great. I subscribe to her channel.
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  5529. It's true. No fun if it's too smooth, then it might look factory made.
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  5530. Thanks a lot, Connor!
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  5531. That is awesome.
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  5532. You're welcome!
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  5533. I think that is part of it, yes.
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  5534. Thanks, Chris!
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  5535. Thank you! Glad to have you here. It's a Fjällraven, you'll find it your their website.
    1
  5536. I liked it too!
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  5537. Skål, Steven, and thank you for those words.
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  5538. It was!
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  5539. Thank you, Tim.
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  5540. Thank you, John!
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  5541. Thanks!
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  5542. Thank you, Janette.
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  5543. Thank you!
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  5544. Thank you, Heidi.
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  5545. Thank you. They are called galgos.
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  5546. Thousands of people disagree, Vincent.
    1
  5547. That was a golf course, yes. And about the cold, they don't do well in the cold at all. But it's easy to fix, we just put some clothes on them.
    1
  5548. Thanks, Brian! Skål to you!
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  5549. Some vaccines may be useful even today in the west, but the point I'm making is that mandatory vaccines means you don't get to choose what vaccines gets injected into you, or by which manufacturer.
    1
  5550. Thanks a lot, Linda. As always, good to see you here!
    1
  5551. I think the guy you replied to is reading a lot into what I said, things I didn't say at all. But that's the way it goes.
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  5552. You're absolutely right and I believe this is going to be a major problem that must be solved.
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  5553. Selv takk!
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  5554. You'll find a link in the video description.
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  5555. Thank you, Elaina.
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  5556. Check out my outdoors/hiking channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw24dZ7FgbolkClL48mfrgA
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  5557. Go somewhere else, Angie. This channel is probably not for you.
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  5558. Thank you, Christie.
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  5559. And thank you, my friend.
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  5560. Thanks, Anthony.
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  5561. That's a very wise selection, I'd say. And quite universal for most climates.
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  5562. The first aid kit is there, but yes, for a longer trip I would bring water filter.
    1
  5563. Happy New Year!
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  5564. Very wise.
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  5565. The mat is there, but yes, I know many like the multitools. Thanks!
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  5566. Thanks! Happy New Year, may 2019 be the best ever!
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  5567. Thank you, my friend. Happy New Year to you.
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  5568. Thank you, Jim. (Almost spelled it Jom there, as in Jomsviking...) That is a wonderful obsession to have, I "suffer" from it too. Glad to have you here, and thanks again for your comment.
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  5569. I have done it a bit, but I am still fairly new to it. Because of the milder climate, it's the future for us bushcrafters here in southern Norway, I think.
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  5570. Thanks!
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  5571. Of course, I feel honored, but do tell them that I am forgetting to mention there are cordage in the tarp bag. I forgot to say that. And obviously I didn't bring clothes, so that must be added. And a water filter and more food if you are away for a bit longer.
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  5572. Thanks, J p. The first aid kit is there.
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  5573. Thanks, Mike. Glad you like it!
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  5574. Happy New Year!
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  5575. Happy New Year, my friend!
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  5576. Awesome, Deanne. Very glad to hear that! Happy New Year!
    1
  5577. Yes, right there on the backpack, as mentioned. It's good to have, as you say.
    1
  5578. Happy New Year, Sean. I am so glad to hear that!
    1
  5579. Happy New Year!
    1
  5580. Thank you!
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  5581. Thanks! Those should be EDC for everyone, I think. At least if you travel or drive outside of the urban areas.
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  5582. Thanks, Leo. And godt nyttår! About advice on where to hike, can you try to contact the Swedish Hiking Association. It might be called something different, but we have that here in Norway (Turistforeningen) and they know all the areas.
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  5583. That is awesome. (I might be hard to reach on the book of faces, though.)
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  5584. Thanks, Robert!
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  5585. Happy New Year, my friend.
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  5586. Happy New Year. Glad to know that, I'll do my best!
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  5587. Thanks, Wade. I'm enjoying your videos and I know you'll do great this year, by the way. Regards, Bjørn
    1
  5588. Very wise, my friend. I agree absolutely, and I would get hungry after only a couple of hours with only that pack there.
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  5589. Thank you, Johnny!
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  5590. Thank you, and thanks for the feedback on that one. It's one of the most important truths of bushcraft, or of life in general, I would say.
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  5591. Thanks! Yes, I thought it was funny too, to be honest.
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  5592. Awesome, John. I'm Dane from the 1500's myself, so maybe we even have som common ancestors!
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  5593. I don't know, it's weird. It's been like this for a few winters now. But I am in southern Norway, only a short drive from here there are snow.
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  5594. I think so too.
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  5595. I think we're safe, Jormungand bites its tail and will do so until Ragnarok starts.
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  5596. Thank you, Dean!
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  5597. It will certainly be a pleasure to have this knife in my belt.
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  5598. Thank you, I will!
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  5599. Only 1000 more now!
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  5600. Not so very expensive, I think John the knifemaker has priced it very reasonable.
    1
  5601. Thank you!
    1
  5602. Thanks! It is a wonderful knife.
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  5603. Thank you, Ariel!
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  5604. Yes, I feel the same. I have never seen anything like it.
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  5605. Randy Clendenin Thank you. Hope you enjoyed the video!
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  5606. Thank you, Jennyvik! I will upload a video about that when we get closer to 20.000 subs.
    1
  5607. Their terms of service are unacceptable.
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  5608. Haha, yes. I thought it was funny myself.
    1
  5609. No, it's a Scandi grind as I said.
    1
  5610. What you write about Norway here is wrong.
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  5611. Takk skal du ha. Noen raringer i California skal selvsagt ikke få lov til å påvirke hva jeg sier i disse videoene.
    1
  5612. Thank you, my friend.
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  5613. I am sorry to hear that! I hope you're okay.
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  5614. Thank you, Ric!
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  5615. Good idea!
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  5616. Thanks! And yes, I think you’re right!
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  5617. Upcoming, but it takes a bit of preparing.
    1
  5618. There will be more of these, yes.
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  5619. Thanks! I will do my best!
    1
  5620. Thank you.
    1
  5621. I certainly will not. These vaccines have not been properly tested and we know nothing of the long term side effects. That argument alone is enough.
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  5622. No?
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  5623. Well said!
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  5624. There is something wrong with you. Go away.
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  5625. Absolutely. It does make one feel free.
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  5626. Thanks, my friend!
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  5627. Skål, my friend.
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  5628. Thanks a lot! I actually feel bushcraft very well can be done with minimal gear.
    1
  5629. Awesome. Thanks, Gene.
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  5630. Thanks a lot, Adian! And thanks for your long time support!
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  5631. Thanks! The frameless ones you can roll up and make very small.
    1
  5632. Thanks a lot!
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  5633. Yes, you can subscribe to my website bull-hansen.com
    1
  5634. Thanks, Pamela.
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  5635. Thanks, Sher! Glad you liked the t-shirt. Good to have you here, I must say. Have a wonderful day.
    1
  5636. ?
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  5637. Sorry to hear that!
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  5638. Thanks a lot! I have never scripted a video, though.
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  5639. Exactly!
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  5640. Thanks! Glad to hear that!
    1
  5641. Hope you get better soon!
    1
  5642. The autofocus won’t work if there is too much smoke in front of the camera.
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  5643. I don't really know what a fuzzy stick is. We used to have matched in the boy scouts, but before I was allowed to have matches, I used a magnifying glass to start fire, which my parents were not thrilled about...
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  5644. Thank you!
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  5645. +Kyle Woods Absolutely. I find powdered birch bark works very well.
    1
  5646. Thank you!
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  5647. Takk, Christer!
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  5648. That is great. Thank you!
    1
  5649. That must have been a wonderful walk in the woods! Nothing better than sitting under a tarp when it's raining.
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  5650. Thanks for reminding me, Rick. I need to make that video!
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  5651. Thank you, Jacob!
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  5652. Jayant Mathur Hi there! It is just a normal plus sized ferro rod and I attached the ferro rod with epoxy.
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  5653. I actually just got in, as I was out in the woods. And I did bring the axe, and I did use it for exactly that. I might grow to love this axe...
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  5654. That would be awesome!
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  5655. punkloader I actually bought it at G-Max here in Fredrikstad.
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  5656. spijkerpoes The bowdrill, you mean? I think it would be very hard in these conditions without bringing any materials.
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  5657. What did the bushcrafter do the first time he saw a lighter? He made a video titled «New Fire Lighting Tool - Never Seen Anything Like It!»
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  5658. Thanks a lot! I never pull unless I use a scraper, as I believe it is unsafe and I have seen two examples of the pulling technique go wrong. But I believe I should carry a scraper more often. It weighs almost nothing and is just better with the ferro rod.
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  5659. That is good to know, as I have only just started using it!
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  5660. John Emmons I totally agree. For instance, whenever I pick up a new knife, I consider the handle first.
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  5661. Cimbrer Bushcraft Looking forward to it.
    1
  5662. Thank you! Any new videos coming to your channel soon?
    1
  5663. Thank you, Jim. Very kind of you! I will do my best to upload videos every weekend.
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  5664. I’ll be studying it by the campfire many times
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  5665. Awesome! Every man needs one!
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  5666. German Olivares Thanks!
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  5667. Yes, my friend Hamish did well!
    1
  5668. Thank you, Seth! I bought it from Arma Epona, can't remember the country now.
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  5669. I think Arma Epone still makes them, and the Wulflund website sells similar. And thank you!
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  5670. David Roach I can understand that. It is a very nice picture!
    1
  5671. And thank you for the comment!
    1
  5672. Miguel, thank you and welcome!
    1
  5673. The Randomer, most of the audio was ruined by someone drilling in the wall...
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  5674. Thank you, Renee!
    1
  5675. Me too.
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  5676. Artem Nedrya, you’re welcome.
    1
  5677. Glad you enjoyed it, Richard.
    1
  5678. neilyeag, thank you.
    1
  5679. Very well said!
    1
  5680. Thank you!
    1
  5681. I think you're right.
    1
  5682. I will be lookin into this in an upcoming video.
    1
  5683. Thank you!
    1
  5684. Thank you as well, Craig.
    1
  5685. Thank you, Gary!
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  5686. I'm not struggling. Maybe you are.
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  5687. Yes, and I think you can actually hear the log splitting while I have the axe wedged in it.
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  5688. Dear friend, I think you'd love this axe. I do, and I think it's just the right size for a grown man (but maybe a bit too small for women and kids). It's not too heavy, but still cuts and splits well. Those ticks are getting worse, and yes, I have heard of those poor animals who get very sick and loose their fur. It's terrible.
    1
  5689. Native Tearz What is your email address again?
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  5690. Glad you liked it, Alexander.
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  5691. Thank you so much, Owen. That means a lot to me. I will remember your advice!
    1
  5692. I agree!
    1
  5693. Thank you, Scott. Yes, it certainly is!
    1
  5694. I know! But I will be getting another backpack soon as well.
    1
  5695. The hat, I don't know. It is very old. About the axe, yes. It is. And still quite flat, so that you can steer the axe precisely.
    1
  5696. Thank you!
    1
  5697. Thank you!
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  5698. Yes, it is my favourite axe now.
    1
  5699. Thank you, for all the comments. Glad you like them!
    1
  5700. Thank you, Johan, and likewise!
    1
  5701. Jeff Notti Thank you, Jeff!
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  5702. Aha, thanks! I didn't know!
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  5703. Of course. This was just to show that this small axe can handle even larger logs.
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  5704. It really does, and extremely well for such a small axe.
    1
  5705. Thank you! Glad to hear that!
    1
  5706. Thank you!
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  5707. Haha, probably!
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  5708. Thank you, mr Wiltshire! It is now quite cold here in southeastern Norway, but not much snow. I miss the green leaves tremendously, as I always do at this time of the year! (If anyone reads this comment, do check out his channel, it's awesome!)
    1
  5709. Thank you!
    1
  5710. Thanks, Danny!
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  5711. Good man!
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  5712. Thank you, and likewise!
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  5713. To me it looks like ash from the south of Europe or England, but I'd have to cut off a bit and smell it to be certain, and I don't want to do that.
    1
  5714. It was made for me by Viking reenactors in the west of Norway, as payment for a reading from one of my novels there.
    1
  5715. Have you tried Wulflund?
    1
  5716. It looks like ash to me, but I'd have to cut into it and smell to be certain, and I don't want to do that. Weight and dimension... I'm not near a scale and so on right now, but I'll try to remember to mention it in an upcoming video.
    1
  5717. Thank you! Great plan on that new axe!
    1
  5718. It absolutely was!
    1
  5719. Thank you, Sarah! Glad to see you again.
    1
  5720. I really want to go to the Trelleborg festival! And it is always good to meet Icelanders!
    1
  5721. I believe it is ash from southern Europe or England.
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  5722. Thank you! I’m feel the same... Someone skilled in using this weapon must have been nearly impossible to defeat.
    1
  5723. I think you’re right. The handle length would have varied, I guess. But a Dane axe had a long reach. Glad you like the video!
    1
  5724. Thank you, Taro!
    1
  5725. Thank you!
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  5726. Thank you, glad to have you here!
    1
  5727. Thank you!
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  5728. I'm not near a scale now, but I can tell you it has a wedge like a hatchet.
    1
  5729. Thank you. Glad you liked it.
    1
  5730. Thank you, Geoff!
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  5731. Thanks!
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  5732. Glad you like it, Ethan!
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  5733. I am sure the criminal learned a lesson...
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  5734. I can understand that! Sorry, but I didn't think it was okay to eat anymore.
    1
  5735. No, that is no legal in Norway.
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  5736. Hei René! Takk skal du ha, og beste hilsner fra Norge!
    1
  5737. It has tremendous power. I like my axe!
    1
  5738. Thank you, Paul. Yes, I will!
    1
  5739. I think any man needs a large, bearded axe, haha!
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  5740. I feel that I shouldn't wait too long with that video! And thank you!
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  5741. Absolutely. But it’s not ideal.
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  5742. You should be proud! It is the most awesome weapon I know of. And just saying Dane Axe gives you that special feeling...
    1
  5743. That is awesome. And six axes! I like that!
    1
  5744. Thank you, Nilo!
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  5745. Thanks! I bought if from Arma Epona! You can maybe get it through Wulflund now.
    1
  5746. Yes, I think it is.
    1
  5747. I got it from Arma Epona.
    1
  5748. Thanks again, I have subscribed to your channel. I am looking forward to your upcoming videos!
    1
  5749. I don't know at the moment. If you'd want a replica of a find, it would be difficult as I don't know anyone who makes that now.
    1
  5750. Thank you!
    1
  5751. The saxons were fantastic warriors and very fascinating.
    1
  5752. It depends on how the suburbs look. I would say most of them are too crowded.
    1
  5753. Dear Tom, thanks a lot. Stay strong!
    1
  5754. Can you try to reach out to the UK prepper community?
    1
  5755. Troll.
    1
  5756. The land is full of resources.
    1
  5757. Thanks a lot! I don't use Facebook other than for posting links, though. I try to avoid it.
    1
  5758. Dear Kai, thanks for visiting my channel. And thanks for your comment!
    1
  5759. I will, thank you!
    1
  5760. Thank you, Joe. I always wanted to go to the Carpathians. One day, maybe!
    1
  5761. Thank you, Katie!
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  5762. Thank you and welcome! And yes, those videos are great.
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  5763. Jared Tyra Thank you! (But the winner is a Lynn as I said. The winner has been contacted directly too.)
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  5764. John Emmons Thank you, John!
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  5765. Lindsey Maxwell I haven't got any email from her yet,could you please let her know? I need the postal address.
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  5766. John Emmons I’ll look into it. I’d have to visit a craftsman for that.
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  5767. Thanks a lot, Eric. That is very nice of you to say!
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  5768. Thanks!
    1
  5769. Thank you! Yes, it really adds to the tool when you make your own handle. This one fits like a glove.
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  5770. I ordered two of them. A bit pricey, but it will be very interesting.
    1
  5771. Al. C. I need to get the heads here first, so I don’t know.
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  5772. Yes, it certainly is.
    1
  5773. Yes, I think so too!
    1
  5774. I think John did a very good job on this!
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  5775. ᚾᚨᚷᛖᛚᛗᚨᚾ Every day carry? Good idea!
    1
  5776. Yes, you got to love axes, both as a woodsman, bushcrafter and Viking, Saxon, Celt... It is an awesome tool.
    1
  5777. Take another look. It does, of course.
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  5778. Thanks a lot!
    1
  5779. I know, but it's something this platform easily could take down...
    1
  5780. Yes, and that kind of explains the Viking Age, haha.
    1
  5781. You are absolutely right. I think that was a very important aspect of it too.
    1
  5782. I think you should get one!
    1
  5783. logya You got me there, haha!
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  5784. Cimbrer Bushcraft Takk, Tom! And I believe we were both tagged in Michael’s video!
    1
  5785. Well, if you had seen some of the many horrible comments here, you would know what I am talking about...
    1
  5786. You will keep your head this time. But anyone can make claims. Proof is needed.
    1
  5787. Thank you for educating me on matters concerning my native land where I live.
    1
  5788. I am approaching the bowdrill thing with great respect. It will be wonderful when I can master it. I know about every other way to make fire, so I need that one too!
    1
  5789. ShiftingParadigm You might be right, let’s hope so!
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  5790. ShiftingParadigm In Norway, hunting is allowed even in the nature reservations..,
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  5791. Thank you, Lindsey. I will do my best with the bowdrill! But I think I'll have to wait another two weeks until the moose hunt is over - then it will be safer out in the woods. And about my novels, I know my agents are working really hard on getting a deal with an English and/or American publisher.
    1
  5792. Yes, that must have been amazing. I would like to do that some time, too! And thanks for commenting - if I can spark someone's passion about nature... Well, nothing's better than that!
    1
  5793. I know, but this year I haven't seen any of them, except some cars. But then you know where they are, as they never walk far into the woods here.
    1
  5794. It's not hard, as long as you have a good sleeping bag.
    1
  5795. They are gruesome!
    1
  5796. I suspected you'd like that hat, haha! Now all I'm thinking of is that backpack you have... I want one!
    1
  5797. Thank you!
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  5798. InsaneZealotry Thanks a lot!
    1
  5799. Thanks, Veronica!
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  5800. It couldn't be better!
    1
  5801. Thanks, Jay!
    1
  5802. Thanks, Bruce, and skål!
    1
  5803. Maybe they expect a five minute long from start to finish video... I don’t know, and honestly I don’t really care. Thanks a lot, Malcolm! Next step is finding corner stones.
    1
  5804. Ja, dette er i Fredrikstad.
    1
  5805. I will do my best!
    1
  5806. That is very kind of you!
    1
  5807. Thanks!
    1
  5808. Thank you, Craj!
    1
  5809. Awesome, Karl.
    1
  5810. Thanks, Allesandro.
    1
  5811. Thanks!
    1
  5812. Thanks, Jordan!
    1
  5813. Thank you, Steven!
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  5814. It's coming up!
    1
  5815. You'll be very welcome here!
    1
  5816. Thank you, Chandler!
    1
  5817. Yes, a lot of work. But fun work!
    1
  5818. I will have to get back to that, but at the moment I'm very happy to make your day even better with this video!
    1
  5819. Thanks, @shadowphoenix8962  !
    1
  5820. Thanks, Tom!
    1
  5821. Thank you, Cindy.
    1
  5822. Thank you, Trevor. Very kind of you to say that!
    1
  5823. Thank you, Mike!
    1
  5824. Thank you!
    1
  5825. Good advice! We will do our best.
    1
  5826. Thanks, Erich.
    1
  5827. Thank you, Star!
    1
  5828. Yes, that is what it is going to be. We'll learn what works and what doesn't.
    1
  5829. I have it will be. Lots of work, but it will be worth it.
    1
  5830. Thank you, Alicen, and skål!
    1
  5831. Thanks, Brett!
    1
  5832. Awesome!
    1
  5833. Thanks! The next video will be up today. Yes, I’ve seen those suggested. It’s not really a Viking house, though. But it’s great that people embrace the Norse culture.
    1
  5834. Thanks!
    1
  5835. Matthew, can you send me an email? If you go to the Info page (You need to use a computer, I don't think it shows on mobile phones?), you'll see my email address.
    1
  5836. Thank you, Wade!
    1
  5837. Fredrikstad, på Onsøy.
    1
  5838. Thanks. Yes, it's ideal, actually.
    1
  5839. Thanks, Elwyn!
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  5840. Thanks! Backup platforms are in the video descriptions.
    1
  5841. Thanks!
    1
  5842. Why?
    1
  5843. Takk!
    1
  5844. Thank you!
    1
  5845. It was a gift.
    1
  5846. There is something very special about it. I think the word is tactile.
    1
  5847. Thank you.
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  5848. Thanks!
    1
  5849. I’m not out in the wilderness in this video. I’m actually close to my home, which is in a rural area.
    1
  5850. I am only saying what more and more people are thinking, I guess. These things are obvious.
    1
  5851. Thank you!
    1
  5852. Thanks. And yes, that’s wise of you!
    1
  5853. Hi there! Glad to have you here!
    1
  5854. Thanks!
    1
  5855. Try to apply some thinking here, Jasper. I am sure you can manage to find out where it is, since I clearly instruct on how and where to find it.
    1
  5856.  @dontdeletemeyoutube6689  As I write just above here, you will find it on my blog. It is very easy to find.
    1
  5857. Thank you. I kindly advice you to look again. It says clearly it is in my blog and there is a link to my blog.
    1
  5858. I have done that. It is not difficult.
    1
  5859. Yes, of course. I wrote in the video description where you can find it, and in the pinned comment.
    1
  5860. This will be the last time I do. There is a link in the video description and in the pinned comment. It is not hard to find.
    1
  5861. Thank you!
    1
  5862. At some point you don't care anymore, I guess. Those people will just find something else to pick on.
    1
  5863. Thank you, Michael.
    1
  5864. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    1
  5865. Good point. But in this case we're talking 7 days a week for many years, almost no vacations etc.
    1
  5866. Yes, that is very wise. Never rely on these "primitive" ways entirely.
    1
  5867. Thank you. That is kind of you to say!
    1
  5868. Thank you, Carol. Very kind of you.
    1
  5869. It is, absolutely.
    1
  5870. Yes, it absolutely was!
    1
  5871. Glad you liked it, Sean.
    1
  5872. Thanks! I have several hiking pants. They have some stretch in them, but they are not waterproof. Can't remember the brand now, but I have several brands and they all look the same. The hat is a Tilley Wanderer.
    1
  5873. That's awesome, Tad.
    1
  5874. Very much appreciated!
    1
  5875. Thanks, Casper. I now finally got the batteries I ordered!
    1
  5876. Yes, I have a smaller, quite new channel as well.
    1
  5877. Thank you!
    1
  5878. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    1
  5879. Thanks!
    1
  5880. Glad to help! This is fairly new to me as well.
    1
  5881. Thanks a lot! It is great to share this with you.
    1
  5882. It's the woods not far from my home. It is very beautiful there.
    1
  5883. That's awesome. I think you will enjoy the process! It is a natural resource, so it makes sense to use it.
    1
  5884. Thanks a lot, great inspiration for me to know that.
    1
  5885. Thank you, my friend.
    1
  5886. Thanks, Kristi.
    1
  5887.  @casperskitzo9920  Thanks!
    1
  5888. Thanks a lot, John!
    1
  5889. I always throw sparks downward into my charcloth, so it's the same here. But the flint I am carrying for the charcloth is small, with punk wood it needs to be bigger.
    1
  5890. If you send him an email, I am sure he can make you one.
    1
  5891. Well, these woods are deep. I like my odds.
    1
  5892. I know.
    1
  5893. Thank you, Sandra!
    1
  5894. Thank you so much, Christy.
    1
  5895. Thank you, Geann! Same to you!
    1
  5896. That is a good idea! Now, next time I will try out the cooling box there as well. And yes, this was excellent and I really didn’t need to do much else than steer with the paddle.
    1
  5897. Yes, I might have to get a metal detector, though.
    1
  5898. Haha, you guessed it!
    1
  5899. Yes, I was considering one of those!
    1
  5900. Thank you! I like it a lot!
    1
  5901. Glad to hear that! And yes, probably best to not brave the seas in too small a boat!
    1
  5902. I think you’ll love it here.
    1
  5903. Yes, they are fascinating creatures!
    1
  5904. Thanks, Ron! It was!
    1
  5905. Sorry about that, but thanks!
    1
  5906. Thank you, Joseph. That is good to know!
    1
  5907. Well, it was a bit muddy because of the rain. So some animal got the bacon after we left, I guess.
    1
  5908. That must have been a wonderful time.
    1
  5909. Thanks! (Writing in English just so that everyone can read it.) And you're absolutely right. Naming airplane mode boyfriend/girlfriend mode is brilliant.
    1
  5910. I guessed so!
    1
  5911. Hi Ana. I am a novelist.
    1
  5912. Thanks, some great advice!
    1
  5913. No, I have a small sailing yacht as well. This is is just my canoe. I might make another video from my sailing yacht.
    1
  5914. Glad to hear that! Enjoy!
    1
  5915. Thank you!
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  5916. Sören Hahn Hello Sören, I’m 45 years.
    1
  5917. I think size has nothing to do with it. Lifting iron is good for everyone!
    1
  5918. Thank you, Matthew. Yes, it does help a lot. I have been doing this my whole life so I don't know how it would be without that basic strength. I guess everything would just feel heavier.
    1
  5919. Yes, I have competed nationally and also in the European's and World's as junior, and in 2012 in the Raw World Cup in the Open class.
    1
  5920. blue unicorn95 Yes, I'm very happy about it.
    1
  5921. Ed Reese Yes, absolutely. A home dojo? That's very cool!
    1
  5922. Thanks a lot. Good to know there are other lifters here as well!
    1
  5923. Thank you, Kyle.
    1
  5924. Glad you liked it, VikingPreparedness. And thanks for your comment as well. I know you have great knowledge of these things.
    1
  5925. Thanks, my friend.
    1
  5926. Thanks a lot, Adrian Hall!
    1
  5927. Thanks, Kenny. I just might have to check those out!
    1
  5928. I think that knife sharpening should be seen as an ongoing process and a meditation. I never really learned how to do it properly before I was told how to by knife makers.
    1
  5929. So I'm not the only one, then!
    1
  5930. Thanks a lot, Mikael.
    1
  5931. Glad you liked it!
    1
  5932. Fun fact, my knees are the only part of my body that has never been injured after a few decades of competitive powerlifting.
    1
  5933. Thank you for the comment, Tommy.
    1
  5934. I have been using and reviewing the Thermocell all summer and autumn. It works really well.
    1
  5935. Yes, I really like it!
    1
  5936. Coming up!
    1
  5937. Yes, I like it a lot.
    1
  5938. I will probably be doing exactly that.
    1
  5939. Thanks for commenting, Elwyn!
    1
  5940. Takk, Erlend! Da blir det slike videoer nå snart.
    1
  5941. Det er nok mye som går på å bryte ned naturen, som hogst osv. Men kanskje også noen som går å ta vare på naturen. Guide, biolog? Naturformidler er det vel også noe som heter.
    1
  5942. Thank you, I will!
    1
  5943. I just did. You'll see it in the next video.
    1
  5944. Veronica Gray Good idea!
    1
  5945. Thanks, Veronica. That sounds like a big project, but I will absolutely consider it.
    1
  5946. Thanks!
    1
  5947. I know, the pattern really blends in on those rocks. You wouldn't be able to see it from some distance. Glad you liked the video!
    1
  5948. Thank you, glad you liked it!
    1
  5949. Yes. I haven't done it in many years now, but it's great fun.
    1
  5950. Thanks. Then survival shelter videos it is!
    1
  5951. Coming up!
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  5952. I know how you feel!
    1
  5953. That's a rubbish attitude and you know nothing about my background. I advice you to leave this channel or be more mindful of your comments from now on.
    1
  5954. I know. It will be a sad day and let's hope it never comes to that!
    1
  5955. Thank you.
    1
  5956. Training is essential, but one can not train without having the equipment.
    1
  5957. Not an option if you're a parent.
    1
  5958. Thank you, David. Yes, the comments section here is very toxic and negative.
    1
  5959. Glad you liked it!
    1
  5960. There are lots of people like that around, sadly.
    1
  5961. Watch the video.
    1
  5962. Watch the video. And I am not your son.
    1
  5963. Yes, I have been thinking about this. I would probably not take the chance if I had time to get my beard and moustache off, though.
    1
  5964. No, that's wrong. Watch the video.
    1
  5965. No, that is not true.
    1
  5966. Quite far, I can tell you that.
    1
  5967. Hi Sally. I really don't know, but it depressing to see.
    1
  5968. I have a video on this.
    1
  5969. They are going to help you if you know what you're doing.
    1
  5970. Not an option if you're a parent.
    1
  5971. Thanks!
    1
  5972. Yes, I believe my filters are for that as well.
    1
  5973. I have been very close to three disasters. Chernobyl toxic cloud, a large fire, and an explosion in a chemical factory.
    1
  5974. Thank you!
    1
  5975. Thank you, friend.
    1
  5976. That's a big topic and dependent on their age. I might make a video about that.
    1
  5977. Very wise! I have to prioritize and solar doesn't work well here, unless during the summer months.
    1
  5978. Thank you, Dannah!
    1
  5979. I have never lived in a big city, but I know there are youtubers who do, and who have made videos about this.
    1
  5980. Thanks a lot, Hrafn! (I just uploaded a new video, by the way.) Yes, it is terrible, what they are doing to the forest here. And now they have started again, felling even more trees. Thanks for subscribing!
    1
  5981. Thanks a lot! Much appreciated!
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  5982. REAPER MILITIA SIDETRACKED Thanks a lot!
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  5983. KFORVET And thank you for watching. The second part should be up in a few days.
    1
  5984. Frost Hunter Thanks a lot! Much appreciated!
    1
  5985. Frost Hunter Spruce sprouts. Like candy, but healthy!
    1
  5986. Lisa Badger It's privately owned, sadly.
    1
  5987. Ed Reese Glad you liked the video! The second part should be up in a few days. Yes, it's a shame to destroy a forest like that.
    1
  5988. george aaron Thank you! It was a bit different, but I think it turned out nice.
    1
  5989. James Mowat Yes, absolutely shocking. And still they want to expand the timber industry into new areas.
    1
  5990. James Mowat I'm glad they are! You have less forest than us, but I read somewhere that only 2% remains of the original Norwegian forest...
    1
  5991. Yes, it was truly magical up there.
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  5992. Thanks! Glad you liked it and I hope you had a nice stay in Egypt. A place where I've never been myself.
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  5993. I found that pad helped a lot. If you want to sleep on the stomach, maybe you could try the Amok hammock?
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  5994. Thank you!
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  5995. Thanks!
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  5996. Thanks, my friend.
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  5997. Thanks, my friend! Great input as always.
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  5998. I think you'll like it, Bruce. But it takes a while to get everything set up the right way. Try and error, I guess.
    1
  5999. Yes, there is something special about them.
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  6000. Thanks, Matty. I found that I had no problems sleeping with this pad. But I do have problems without it. I agree, those ticks need to be avoided!
    1
  6001. Thank you, that's a great compliment.
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  6002. Wandering Heathen That’s terrible.
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  6003. Wandering Heathen A tunnel? I didn’t know that!
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  6004. Yes, it was something worth the trip and a very special place. I have seen nothing like it anywhere else.
    1
  6005. Thank you!
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  6006. Thank you, Nilo. Glad you noticed!
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  6007. Daughter of Odin The Allfather Thanks a lot! Yes, I will do my best!
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  6008. SSR_bushcraft Thank you!
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  6009. theblissfullone Thank you, glad you liked it! I can't give you such details on publication in English right now, but I promise to let you know as soon as possible!
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  6010. sarah anderson I am sure you'll have wonderful weather!
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  6011. WyrdWoods Ireland I'm not doing the translations myself, there will be professional translators doing that. Gaelic versions would be very cool! And The Antlered God series should be translated as well.
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  6012. sean Hudson I want to believe that, absolutely! And thank you!
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  6013. It depends on the size of the pieces, I would say.
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  6014. Thanks, mr. Bodger!
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  6015. That's a good idea! We will see if Youtube hides this video or not. At the moment, it looks like they're hiding it, sadly.
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  6016. Thank you, Gary, and the same to you.
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  6017. Glad you liked it!
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  6018. You’re welcome! And enjoy your chaga tea!
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  6019. That's cheap, actually!
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  6020. Hi Roger! I think several smaller pieces works best.
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  6021. Thank you, Mike. I am sure it will.
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  6022. Thanks, my Viking friend. You should, it’s the taste of the boreal forest!
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  6023. Thanks, Dave!
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  6024. Thanks, my friend!
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  6025. Thank you, Wade!
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  6026. Glad to hear that, Robert!
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  6027. Thanks, very kind of you!
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  6028. 26! That’s awesome!
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  6029. Yes, you will find videos in this channel about that.
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  6030. I like birch.
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  6031. It’s because the forest is very dry, so a spark could start a forest fire.
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  6032. Thanks, Wade. And congrats on 10.000!
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  6033. Takk, Frode! Thank you, Frode!
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  6034. Very wise! (And to keep the business going as well.)
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  6035. No, I'm from Norway.
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  6036. Yes, I have seen som very nasty examples, for instance by CNN, where they are outright lying. I think lying is stupid and that it will eventually catch up and bite the one who was lying in his backside...
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  6037. Thank you. I am glad to hear that.
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  6038. Dear Karl, I haven't read that short story, no. Lots I haven't had time to read!
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  6039. Just wait.
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  6040. Hi there! Wherever I am, you will find it in my blog at bull-hansen.com
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  6041. No. But I know where it is.
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  6042. Thank you, Tom.
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  6043. Thank you, Jim! And yes, you are right. So everything will be a lot easier now.
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  6044. Well said!
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  6045. This is mostly hand made gear. I will get back to that!
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  6046. Thanks, Gray Hiker!
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  6047. Wow, that's awesome! Have a wonderful journey!
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  6048. Thank you, Cosmin. Yes, they did!
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  6049. Thanks!
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  6050. Thank you!
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  6051. Yes. About the clothes, I made a video about that. It’s in the Viking playlist.
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  6052. Thank you, Silvia!
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  6053. Yes, I got the gift yesterday. Thank you, you're very kind!
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  6054. Haven’t been there, but it sounds great.
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  6055. Absolutely!
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  6056. Thank you!
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  6057. Awesome.
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  6058. It is very hard. I am not good at all in this game.
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  6059. Thank you, and good luck with your project!
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  6060. Haha, no, he's not my son. I'm not that old, hahaha. It's called a Jew's harp, I believe. Not a good name, it's a Norse instrument.
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  6061. Ha, I did, of course, after the filming of this video.
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  6062. Glad you noticed (the other angle)!
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  6063. I don't like those definitions, so I hope it'a okay I don't answer.
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  6064. You could even carve it into your table at Spirit Forest.
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  6065. I have boards from 20 to 30 cm, I think.
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  6066. I always have my seax by the table in case I lose!
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  6067. That is awesome. Glad to have been of some influence!
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  6068. You're welcome!
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  6069. Awesome!
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  6070. I wouldn't disagree.
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  6071. That sounds extremely challenging!
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  6072. Thank you! I am sure you will enjoy it!
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  6073. Who knows where they were first played. At least, we know the Norse played them.
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  6074. I think it's called a Jew's harp in English?
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  6075. That is true. It must be horrible to live like that.
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  6076. Thank you!
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  6077. Hi Jon. Thanks for subscribing. You should come to Norway, I think you'll like it here.
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  6078. Thank you. Glad you liked it.
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  6079. Dear Caroline, I would love that. If you look at the info page, you'll find my postal address there. Thank you.
    1
  6080. Hi Dave, and thanks for subscribing!
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  6081. Haha, that spoon was a use once, then throw away spoon... But I would do better if not so hungry, so maybe for a future video? I totally agree on what you write. When someone else has the right to your body, for instance in the form of vaccines, we are not a civilized society anymore. I promise you no vaccines or anything else will be forced upon myself or my kids. I'd rather move to another country.
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  6082. I hope for the best! Also I think you will be fine. You have the right attitude and that helps a lot.
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  6083. Dear Paul, wise words. I think maybe you could actually be a boy scout leader? They need role models, I would guess? On the drugs, as a cop I'm guessing you've seen the worst. I've only seen the ones who got out of it, and their family members and that was bad enough.
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  6084. Thank you for the comment, and also for subscribing! I want to go to Canada to experience the vast northern areas, both the forest and the tundra. But I am a bit too busy at the moment.
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  6085. Thank you, my friend!
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  6086. Thank you, my friend!
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  6087. It really is, Karin. It's very nice out on these islands.
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  6088. Thanks. Glad you like them!
    1
  6089. And thank you, Ron.
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  6090. Dear Phil, thank you so much. And welcome to this channel!
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  6091. Thanks! God jul!
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  6092. Glad you noticed.
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  6093. I used the term to explain that I am not allowed to treat people chemically. That also means that even though I am against it in almost all cases, I can not say to anyone that they should go off it. But I can say that we can do stuff that helps us, like going out in the woods and so on. And we do know that helps. Sorry to hear about hour troubles.
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  6094. Thank you!
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  6095. Thanks!
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  6096. Awesome, and thank you!
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  6097. Dear Daniel. Lots of my videos are shot very early in the morning, right after daybreak. Also, because of my family, I don't get to spend the night out in the woods very often anymore. This will get better when my kids get older, I believe. Glad you found the Viking spirit!
    1
  6098. Well said, and a good advice there for me too. Thank you.
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  6099. Thank you, Jeff. I have read your other comments as well, just wanted you to know that. Very well formulated. Thank you.
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  6100. Woodswalker 1965 Thank you, Wade. Btw, I’ll do a shout out to your channel very soon.
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  6101. Very well said, Sven.
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  6102. Thanks!
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  6103. Well said, Jason.
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  6104. I guess not, I just feel old from time to time...
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  6105. Thank you, Brent.
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  6106. Yes, we all know someone like that, haha.
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  6107. Yes, I know you do and you have made some very good videos on this topic!
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  6108. It is very old, so I can't remember.
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  6109. Hi Timothy. I checked and it is actually "Outdoor Axe" it is called.
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  6110. Thanks for noticing!!!
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  6111. I said the best tool, not the only tool.
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  6112. That is crazy, that they would unsubscribe even members.
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  6113. So do I!
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  6114. It doesn't matter if you do or don't. This is just a bit of fun, by the way. As it says in the title.
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  6115. I have to say, that's a new one.
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  6116. It's not a waste of time. It was a pleasure to make this video, and I capitalized on the troll comments.
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  6117. Oh, I know these well. Too well. It was a lipoptena cervi.
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  6118. Exactly, that's how some people are.
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  6119. Thanks a lot!
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  6120. Thank you, John. I very much appreciate that.
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  6121. I wish you were right. but I can tell the difference between a joke and serious comments, and they are not jokes.
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  6122. Well, they will not succeed. If anything, they give me amusing content.
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  6123. Lighten up. It's just a bit of fun.
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  6124. It's actually the Sub Nero.
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  6125. I am so sorry to hear that. Could you maybe try to find a way out of that throught spending time out in nature? It seems the wokeness goes away there.
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  6126. Thanks for noticing, haha. I thought it would be funny.
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  6127. Thanks, Adian!
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  6128. I can see why! This is very much like theater, though.
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  6129. I didn't! Very sorry about that too.
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  6130. Sgtfish Not been there yet, but I am planning to!
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  6131. It absolutely was!
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  6132. Kyle Woods Thanks, I had a great time there!
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  6133. Yes, I should have slowed down, but there were so many people around me and behind me.
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  6134. Thank you. Yes, we're getting there.
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  6135. Så bra!
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  6136. Thank you!
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  6137. Thank you!
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  6138. It is a totally different people from the Norse. Also, a very fascinating and rich culture.
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  6139. Thanks! That I do not know, but it's very interesting!
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  6140. As mentioned, you'll find them in the video descriptions. Thanks!
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  6141. Thank you, Oliver. Sadly, it is as you say. Look at what they did to Parler.
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  6142. Thank you, glad you liked it!
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  6143. Thank you, glad you liked it. Now that I've figured out that camera, my sailing videos should get better.
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  6144. Thank you!
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  6145. Sorry to hear that! I hope you got it repaired and that all is well now.
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  6146. Sounds like a great plan to me!
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  6147. And thank you for joining me!
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  6148. Thank you, Timothy! Yes, that chaga burns very hot and it’s hard to put out. It is used for making a brew as well. I think that kind of basket was common many places! Thanks for the comment!
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  6149. Thank you, Liam. Glad to have you here.
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  6150. Thanks a lot! I have already gotten the suggestion about making a Viking foods video, so maybe I'll look into that. About the pouches: The one I have here has two different compartments and I carry the tinder closes to my body and the rest in the outer compartment. Maybe that should be a theme for a video too.
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  6151. Yes, that is true. Thank you!
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  6152. Thank you, Nadine! Very kind of you! God jul!
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  6153. God jul!
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  6154. Thank you! I get lucky with the flint some times, haha!
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  6155. Thank you! Glad to have you here!
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  6156. Oh, my ... That brings back memories from Christmast parties when I was a child. Not good memories! The smell...
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  6157. Thank you, Chris!
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  6158. Subscribed and I hit the bell.
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  6159. I will do that now! Thanks for letting me know!
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  6160. No, but I know there are people in Norway who do.
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  6161. It was made for me by Forn Leidh, who you will find on the internet. He is very a very skilled craftsman.
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  6162. Thank you!
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  6163. wulf gar That is perfectly all right, no need to be sorry!
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  6164. Very personal question... But thanks for commenting!
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  6165. Thank you! Awesome!
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  6166. Thank you! I am from the southeast, and I live near Fredrikstad now.
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  6167. It is coming up, but it might take a while because an overnighter takes a lot more time to prepare, film and edit.
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  6168. Not yet, but that's an idea.
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  6169. Thank you!
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  6170. Greg Loesche Thank you, Greg. I’ve had a lot of practice, but I guess I was lucky with that one! God jul til deg og dine!
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  6171. That makes sense!
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  6172. You're welcome! What does weddle mean?
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  6173. Grimm God And Merry Christmas and god jul to you!
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  6174. Thank you!
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  6175. Takk! Flott å ha deg her!
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  6176. Pagan woods Production Thank you!
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  6177. Haha, yes, that is actually true, there isn't an English word for it.
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  6178. Is it red? I am colorblind. The axe handle is quite modern, absolutely.
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  6179. I live in the southeast. We don't have much snow here anymore.
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  6180. Thanks a lot, George. I get lucy with the flint and steel sometimes, haha. It will normally take a couple or more strikes.
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  6181. Thank you, Theo. Glad to have you here!
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  6182. Thank you! Glad to have you here!
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  6183. Thank you! Glad to have you here.
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  6184. I had this cup made by Forn Leidh, as with my Viking chieftain chair. But I would really like to get into this craft.
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  6185. Stort sett i Fredrikstad-området, noen ganger inn mot grensen mot Sverige.
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  6186. Thank you!
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  6187. I bought it from Arma Epona.
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  6188. I'm very glad you like it. And god jul to you as well!
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  6189. Thank you!
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  6190. Yes, so I have been told. The same as the Norwegian word, then.
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  6191. Yes, it's nail binding, I have been told. Thank you!
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  6192. I think crochet it the modern techinique, right? I am extremely clumsy with anything that involves textiles and needles and threads and such... But I have studiet the technique and seen it.
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  6193. ...so I have been informed.
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  6194. Thanks, but I know it's not that. It is actually called "naalebinding".
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  6195. Thank you, Terry. Welcome!
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  6196. Thank you, glad you like it!
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  6197. Mackenzie Knight Thank you, brother! Glad you like the kit. And God jul to you!
    1
  6198. Thanks, John!
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  6199. Thanks a lot!
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  6200. Thank you, Marko! Glad to have you here.
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  6201. God jul!
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  6202. I have been told it’s actually called naalebinding, like the Norwegian word. It’s the one needle «Viking knitting» technique.
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  6203. Thank you, Rob!
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  6204. Dear David, we have some of them along the ponds and small rivers. My friend ate one of those roots and said it didn't taste well... But I use it for tinder. The fluffy part on the top, that is.
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  6205. Thank you, James.
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  6206. Thank you, Robbie!
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  6207. Thank you, John!
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  6208. Thank you, Will. I don't get compliments about my beard very often! But yes, I have some beard oil from Grimfrost and it smells of the spruce forest during summer. Just lovely.
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  6209. Thanks a lot! I do, yes.
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  6210. BigEddie1970 Thank you. Glad you liked it here!
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  6211. Thank you, Timmy!
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  6212. Thank you, Michael! It was my pleasure.
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  6213. Takk, Vegard!
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  6214. Thank you!
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  6215. Thank you, Stephen.
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  6216. It's actually not woven, but knitted in that ancient one-needle way. I have tried myself, but I find that kind of work very fiddly... God jul to you and your family!
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  6217. Merry Christmas!
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  6218. God jul, Robb! Glad to help! This is very close to a traditional bushcraft kit, which is no coincidende.
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  6219. Thank you. If I can contribute in some way by these videos, it's all worth it.
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  6220. Glad you like it!
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  6221. Thank you and a Merry Christmas to you as well.
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  6222. Hi August! I will absolutely do more videos of this kind. About the food I don't know for sure, as it takes quite a bit of time to prepare and once it's eaten it's gone. (I'm better at eating than cooking.) I never thought about the pin looking like a troll cross, but you have a point there! This pin is quite standard, nothing fancy, just functional.
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  6223. Yes, I am now told that they write naalebinding.
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  6224. Thank you, subscribed back!
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  6225. Thank you!
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  6226. I bought them from Peter Merret, Viking shoe maker from Britain.
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  6227. Well, I guess that subject is open to discussion, haha!
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  6228. It's actually called nail binding or naale binding.
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  6229. Haha, yes, that would be funny!
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  6230. Thanks a lot!
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  6231. Thank you, Manfred!
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  6232. That is an Øyo, actually.
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  6233. Thanks a lot! Very much appreciated. I love Scotland, by the way. I have been there five times. Say hello to Tom from me (if you get the opportunity). He's got a great channel.
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  6234. Robert Brunston Hi there! I use charred punkwood sometimes, but ordinary charcoal seems to work only the morning after the fire died down. Normal charcoal seems to be too dense. Maybe it will be different with charcoal from woods found in other geographical areas.
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  6235. Thank you, Pete!
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  6236. God jul!
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  6237. Glad you like it!
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  6238. It's a small everyday use axe I bought here in Norway, made by Øyo.
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  6239. Thank you, Marcus! Glad to hear you're working on a Viking kit!
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  6240. Thank you, Ed!
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  6241. Thank you! Very kind of you to say that. Glad to have you here!
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  6242. Thanks a lot. The problem with this one was that there were lots of kids running around, so I couldn't use most of my video clips... But I think I got some great battle action at least.
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  6243. I haven't been able to attend any of them while I've been in North America, but I have heard a lot of good things about them.
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  6244. I think there are, actually.
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  6245. Absolutely! Maybe I'll see you one day at a Viking festival?
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  6246. It's old news now, so you will find many videos there.
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  6247. Thanks a lot!
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  6248. Thanks!
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  6249. Thank you, my friend! So glad to hear you are growing out both your hair and beard.
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  6250. Skål!
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  6251. Thanks, brother!
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  6252. Thank you, Vidar, for seeing that.
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  6253. Dave, well said.
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  6254. Awesome!
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  6255. That was an awesome response.
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  6256. I am actually a bit worried about what's happening in that respect in North America. I notice even the voice of young men have changed, now it is often very feminine. I don't see that here.
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  6257. Thanks, Richard!!!
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  6258. Thank you, my friend.
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  6259. Well, good point.
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  6260. That is a crazy thing.
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  6261. The year I was born! Respect!
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  6262. What about pine cones and birds nests?
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  6263. No man should! I hope you get that sorted out, my friend.
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  6264. Not mandatory, but it should be. I am sure you agree.
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  6265. My friend, thanks a lot. I will cook you a bacon sandwich one day!
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  6266. Haha!
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  6267. Deadlifting can cure anything, I always say.
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  6268. Me, not very long. Well, it is long, but it doesn't show because it is curly and very unruly. I have hairs defying gravity!
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  6269. I'm learning slowly to be a better wilderness cook!
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  6270. I think it's called Eagle. That's the brand, I believe.
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  6271. I saw it, awesome!
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  6272. I think my outdoors clothes have mostly been made somewhere in Asia, but I'd have to check. It is hard to find anything else. Jomsviking is being published in Swedish this summer, by the way.
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  6273. Yes, I think one can loose weight on anything if you eat less kcal per day than you need to keep the weight.
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  6274. Haha!
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  6275. Now that was weird. Maybe she wanted your attention?
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  6276. Laura, thanks a lot!
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  6277. Thank you, Andrew!
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  6278. Good luck with growing your beard!
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  6279. Glad to know I'm not the only one! Now I really want some bacon again...
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  6280. Yes, and I like it even in the dark months.
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  6281. And Merry Christmas!
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  6282. Wiltshire Man Thank you, Sandy! And thanks a million times for the inspiration I get from your wonderful channel.
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  6283. Thanks! Hope you'll enjoy my videos!
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  6284. NorwegianWoods Thanks! By the way, did you see my message?
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  6285. Thanks a lot, Aneta!
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  6286. Thank you!
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  6287. Exactly.
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  6288. Thanks a lot!
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  6289. Yes, I would like to see that.
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  6290. Well, it is.
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  6291. Thank you, Bill!
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  6292. I'm not your bro.
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  6293. Thanks a lot!
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  6294. I'm afraid I don't know those channels.
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  6295. Thanks, Toni!
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  6296. Skål!
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  6297. Thanks a lot, Ross.
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  6298. Well done and also, very impressive, Gail!
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  6299. Dear A, I am honored. Thank you so much for spending time "with me"! When it comes to the Viking reenactor's perspective as I see it, I'm not a big fan of being part of an exhibition... And I will probably not go to those festivals where people come to take a photo of you without asking etc again. But that's just me, most people seem to enjoy it.
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  6300. Haha, yes, I'm human. Thick-skulled, typical Scandinavian...
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  6301. Absolutely. If you click on the link at the channel banner that says "My blog" or just go to www.bull-hansen.com, and send me an email from there, I will be able to answer your questions more in detail.
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  6302. Thanks a lot!
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  6303. Gary Chynne Thanks, Gary!
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  6304. Thanks!
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  6305. Timothy Chaffee Thanks! I plan to have more videos posted regularly from the end of February.
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  6306. Thanks!
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  6307. Thank you. Noted! I will do my best to say something about water in a video soon, although as I live in a place with lots of clean water in nature, I am probably not the best qualified.
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  6308. Thanks a lot!
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  6309. Yes, it's mushroom. We call them "the gold of the forest".
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  6310. Skål, brother!
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  6311. Stay strong, we're going to be fine.
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  6312. I have a relative who has spent a lot of time tracing our family ancestral lines back in time.
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  6313. So, the same as here then. Or maybe the expression comes from Denmark.
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  6314. Dear Michael, thank you so much for those kind words!
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  6315. Thank you, Walter!
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  6316. Please check the links in the video description.
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  6317. It is because of how the AI scans the videos.
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  6318. Well, at least we got to "raid" them using words.
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  6319. Thanks!
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  6320. Thank you!
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  6321. So Specially Me Thank you!
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  6322. Not really, they seem to keep very well.
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  6323. Hi Robert! I have tried both. And both work well, but the green non-dried rope will not be as tight after the bark has dried.
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  6324. It was my pleasure.
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  6325. Thank you! We don’t have cedar here, but maybe? Let me know if you try!
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  6326. John Horne Awesome!
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  6327. Erik Schancke I didn’t plan to, but I would come if they invited me to read from my book etc.
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  6328. Shane McCauley Thank you, Shane. That is a great compliment.
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  6329. r3gl0h Yes, as Wyrdwoods pointed out a couple of comments ago, nettles is an obvious alternative.
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  6330. Sebastian Maliszewski I will upload the winners announcement tomorrow or Saturday.
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  6331. Sebastian Maliszewski Yes! Thank you!
    1
  6332. Thank you, Lindsey!
    1
  6333. You know, that is a good idea. I will try!
    1
  6334. Thank you so much, Corey!
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  6335. That’s very nice of you to say.
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  6336. Glad you like it, Diane!
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  6337. Raphaël Fintaen Thank you!
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  6338. That’s wonderful! Thank you for the support.
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  6339. WyrdWoods Ireland Yes, nettles is very good and during summer, available everywhere.
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  6340. Yes, I think that is important. I took only branches, by the way. The tree is still there.
    1
  6341. Thank you!
    1
  6342. Thank you, Josey. Happy Thanksgiving to you as well.
    1
  6343. I am sorry to hear that. Stay strong!
    1
  6344. Thank you for saying that. It helps for me too, to know these videos are helpful.
    1
  6345. Skål, Steve!
    1
  6346. And thank you!
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  6347. Thank you, Lori.
    1
  6348. Thank you, Ronda!
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  6349. Thank you, Sharon!
    1
  6350. Thank you, Charles.
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  6351. Cimbrer Bushcraft I like it here! But this vlog is just some notes and thoughts... Because of rules concerning privacy I won't be filming my lecturing and demonstrations in the schools. But I hope you'll enjoy these videos anyway!
    1
  6352. Thank you. Btw, I was just about to watch your new video.
    1
  6353. Thanks! I was a bit clumsy this time, but fire is fire!
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  6354. Thanks a lot! I am getting to your emails very soon!
    1
  6355. Thank you! Practice makes perfect!
    1
  6356. Thank you!
    1
  6357. Yes, my lovely little Opinel.
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  6358. Glad you liked it!
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  6359. It is not all bad.
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  6360. Glad you liked it!
    1
  6361. Sorry to hear that! But I’m glad you came along.
    1
  6362. It was a long night.
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  6363. Thank you!
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  6364. Thank you. Now that I've given it a bit more thought, I don't know if I'll call it a vlog. But I will post much more frequently!
    1
  6365. Thank you, Julien!
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  6366. Thank you!
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  6367. Thank you!
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  6368. WyrdWoods Ireland You're probably right!
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  6369. Thanks!
    1
  6370. Thank you! The nagging filter is on 24/7 here!
    1
  6371. It's on my other channel, and I have linked to it in the video description.
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  6372. Thanks a lot! Takk!
    1
  6373. Thank you!
    1
  6374. Yes, I have a sweet tooth!
    1
  6375. Thanks!
    1
  6376. Good to see you here! I am sorry about the notifications problems, this is YOutube...
    1
  6377. No, I am not. It is kinder than eating meat from farm animals.
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  6378. Very, very good point.
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  6379. Skål!
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  6380. Thanks a lot!!!
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  6381. It is right there. Covered in ice, now.
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  6382. That would be nice!
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  6383. It does. But at least the days are longer now.
    1
  6384. Yes, I have heard about that one. Very powerful.
    1
  6385. That is sad about the son, but impressive of that older guy!
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  6386. I will, Tom. Thank you.
    1
  6387. Thanks, Sharon. Yes, spring is here!!!
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  6388. They could be, who knows. They normally grow on trees that has had some damage.
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  6389. You might want to look it up. They are many.
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  6390. Hi Tom! You’re supposed to hang on with your knees, not your ...! But seriously, YT is broken and they seem to like it that way.
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  6391. It does!
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  6392. Takk!
    1
  6393. The same to you! Glad you liked the video!
    1
  6394. It's getting a little bit gray, but that is okay!
    1
  6395. It's not so hard, it just takes a bit of technique. I am sure you could do it.
    1
  6396. Thanks, Jezabell. Yes, nothing I can do about what kind of commercials they put on them. I think they vary from country to country as well.
    1
  6397. Thank you!
    1
  6398. Thanks, Gary.
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  6399. Takk, min venn. Ha en fortreffelig dag!
    1
  6400. Thanks, George. I have gotten a few messages from people who have been unsubscribed, actually. It is Youtube, I'm quite certain about it.
    1
  6401. I do have sunglasses, but I use them mostly during summer and out at sea. Chaga is used against many illnesses and I will get back to that in a video, probably, in a few weeks or sooner.
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  6402. Skål, Bruce!
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  6403. Yes, it was when I was over just a few days ago.
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  6404. Takk! Thanks!
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  6405. I will take another look! Thanks for letting me know! And I do like that thought!
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  6406. Yes, but the bark is very gnarly, so it's easy to get a grip with your feet.
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  6407. Thank you!
    1
  6408. FB is bad, that's common knowledge, I guess. But YT is just as bad, in many ways.
    1
  6409. That would be the email newsletter, and yes, that should work perfectly.
    1
  6410. Thanks, Paul. Yes, I guess I am. But hey, Congrats and happy birthday!!!
    1
  6411. Good to hear this. And thank you!
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  6412. Thank you, Tim.
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  6413. I am sorry to hear this!
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  6414. Thanks a lot, Melissa!
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  6415. I recommend you watch videos where people sit in a room and talk, then.
    1
  6416. Now, that is funny.
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  6417. You can follow me there. Links in video descriptions.
    1
  6418. Maybe you should try to expand your horizon a little, Trenton.
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  6419. Yes, that will save you for sure.
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  6420. They're mostly built outside of the cities, though.
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  6421. Not true. Look into this again.
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  6422. No. You will find counties in Norway, for instance, where there is no such tax on private property.
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  6423. Thank you very much!
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  6424. I have no loan, though. But most people are not in that situation.
    1
  6425. That's funny. Being taught about Norwegian WW2 history by someone in the comments section. A relative of mine was killed fighting the nazis and that was a few years into the war. He was in the resistance. Choose your reply carefully.
    1
  6426. I suspect this time they didn't see me as I was trying not to disturb the wildlife, but yes, they are clowns. I suspect it was also illegal hunting.
    1
  6427. The dust bowl... It has happened before. Will they ever learn?
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  6428. It actually does.
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  6429. Sure.
    1
  6430. Thank you!
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  6431. It is in the video description. Thanks!
    1
  6432. Good point.
    1
  6433. Thank you, Larissa.
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  6434. Thanks to you as well.
    1
  6435. Yes, mass hypnosis is different from mass psychosis. You don't make people psychotic with hypnosis. Best of luck with your research!
    1
  6436. It helps a lot to be aware that this is actually going on.
    1
  6437. Thanks!
    1
  6438. Thanks, Ryan! Glad you liked it.
    1
  6439. Thank you, Jason. Yes, it’s a crossover, I guess. I think you’d like it!
    1
  6440. Tomoko's Enterprize Thank you! No backpack is comfortable for 10 hours, I’d say!
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  6441. Thanks a lot!
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  6442. I am sorry about your beard! Haha, seriously, you are completely right.
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  6443. Thank you, my friend.
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  6444. I am getting to it. The wood needs to dry out for a long time!
    1
  6445. Good morning, Colton!
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  6446. I kind of feel the same now. I've had it so long.
    1
  6447. Yes, and there is also editing. I can’t show everything.
    1
  6448. I didn't know that. Interesting! I think following some Youtube channels is a very different and a lot more healthy use of social media than constantly being on Fakebook.
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  6449. You had me at seax! Yes, I should.
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  6450. Absolutely!
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  6451. Yes, I agree. Beard envy is a real thing.
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  6452. Noted!
    1
  6453. Ah, the beard phobia! Haha.
    1
  6454. Thank you, Ezraa!
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  6455. And a the same to you. Have a wonderful day.
    1
  6456. Thank you, Robert!
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  6457. Thank you. That is good to know!
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  6458. I hope she will! I had planned to make my own, but it's the time that I don't have... Always lots of these projects I never got to. You're right about the beard being the sign of a man.
    1
  6459. Thank you, great to get such awesome feedback!
    1
  6460. There are some very good instructional videos around. Ben Orford is one to watch if you want to learn more. I'm just an amateur, but I do like sharpening knives! The one I have here is a TBS Boar with a bog oak handle I fitted myself.
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  6461. Will do!
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  6462. I don't know, I didn't hear any. But they are flying across my land quite regularly.
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  6463. Thanks for your support, Sven.
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  6464. So glad to hear that, my friend.
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  6465. Me too!
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  6466. Thank you, my friend.
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  6467. I don't even notice them enough to ignore them, haha.
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  6468. Wild animals aren't dangerous if you leave them alone.
    1
  6469. Yes, that was a happy, little badger too!
    1
  6470. Tom, sorry to hear that!
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  6471. Thank you!
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  6472. Anders, thank you so much for saying that.
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  6473. Tomoko's Enterprize, thanks, my friend.
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  6474. I’ll watch one of his videos about this.
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  6475. Brent, thanks a lot. I hope to visit one day!
    1
  6476. Thanks, Wade!
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  6477. Thank you, my friend.
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  6478. Probably not!
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  6479. Thanks!
    1
  6480. We shall see!
    1
  6481. You're welcome, Jay!
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  6482. Thank you, Elwyn, and a Happy New Year to you and yours as well. I will absolutely consider making sailing videos now.
    1
  6483. Thank you, Jeremy. And a happy New Year to you as well.
    1
  6484. Thank you, Guy. That's what I aim for. Applying the past in today's life as best as we can.
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  6485. Thanks! It will be very exciting to start that project. Hopefully I will get to use that land, either by renting or buying, so we'll see!
    1
  6486. Thank you! Glad to have you here!
    1
  6487. Happy New Year to you as well! And let me know if we do bump into each other. It would be nice to say hello.
    1
  6488. Glad to hear that! And thank you very much, again.
    1
  6489. Dear David, as mentioned below, my agents have not yet landed a book deal for the English language area. You might want to give a publisher a little nudge and suggest they buy the Jomsviking series.
    1
  6490. Well, I don't really know why they do that, but if that's what they need to do to get through the day, then let them do it...
    1
  6491. Thank you. Glad to hear that!
    1
  6492. Dear Jeff, thanks a lot. And a Happy New Year to you as well.
    1
  6493. Godt Nyttår, Mikael!
    1
  6494. Thank you, Leo!
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  6495. Takk /Thank you, Heidi!
    1
  6496. Dear Shaun, I am so glad to hear that. We can all do something to become even better versions of ourselves, I think.
    1
  6497. Takk skal du ha, Flemming!
    1
  6498. Dear Brett, I am so glad to hear that. As mentioned, knowing that is what motivates me to keep making these videos. My best wishes to you for 2019!
    1
  6499. Happy New Year, Adrian!
    1
  6500. Thank you, Bruce, and a Happy New Year to you as well.
    1
  6501. Dear Becky, as I believe I said in one of the clips, you are not alone, this community will be here for you.
    1
  6502. Thanks! My books have not been sold to the English market yet, but please consider to a publisher that they contact my Norwegian publisher or my agent.
    1
  6503. Glad to hear that, Bruce. And a Happy New Year to you as well!
    1
  6504. The land owner is a person I completely trust, but generally speaking, I do agree buying is better than renting.
    1
  6505. Dear Matt, thank you so much. This is awesome! About my novels, you might want to give some English language publisher a nudge, they would then contact either my Norwegian publisher or my agent. Happy New Year!
    1
  6506. Thank you, Michael, and my best wished for you for 2019!
    1
  6507. I hope so too, Casper. I will know more in a couple of weeks.
    1
  6508. Thanks, Jay! Good to know that!
    1
  6509. Not really. I meant to say exactly what I said. That's why I said it.
    1
  6510. Thank you. Likewise!
    1
  6511. Thank you, Matthew.
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  6512. Count to ten. That's the time it takes before the video gets removed if I say certain words. No use in a video nobody can watch.
    1
  6513. Cimbrer Bushcraft Youtube viste denne først nå, men jeg skal straks sende deg en email!
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  6514. Cimbrer Bushcraft Ah, you’re Danish? Yes, of course.
    1
  6515. Well, you won now! I'm happy for you!
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  6516. Congrats, you won! I would need to forward your postal address to Grimfrost, so could you please go to one of my webpages (link in the lower right corner of my channel page banner). One my webpages, you will find an email address. Please contact me and confirm. (I can not write my email address here, as such messages not always are shown.)
    1
  6517. Jeff, thanks again. And yes, there is something about it that just feels right, haha.
    1
  6518. Bailey Blacksmith Thank you so much. I will certainly consider it.
    1
  6519. GAUROCH2 Thank you for your kind words.
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  6520. Artem Nedrya Thank you!
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  6521. Floydster Glad to have you here!
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  6522. Heretic, thank you!
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  6523. Chad M. Glad you liked it.
    1
  6524. Thank you, Alan!
    1
  6525. Dear Zachary, glad to have you here!
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  6526. Thank you, Craig!
    1
  6527. And thank you!
    1
  6528. Yes, it looked more like that on the photos I have seen.
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  6529. spider5001 Outdoors Thank you, and welcome!
    1
  6530. Thank you, Ron!
    1
  6531. Thanks, Elwyn. I really appreciate that. Have a wonderful day!
    1
  6532. Awesome, Michael. Thanks for letting me know. I suppose that is what a trailer is all about.
    1
  6533. Thanks a lot!
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  6534. Thanks a lot!
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  6535. Thank you, my friend.
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  6536. Thank you, glad to have you with us.
    1
  6537. Thank you, Tom!
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  6538. I like that thought!
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  6539. Thanks! That was what I tried to do.
    1
  6540. We would love 12 months of winter. We would then walk across the ice and conquer the world. Again.
    1
  6541. I upload new videos every week. If you click on the bell and choose "all notifications", you should get notified.
    1
  6542. I am in the process of that now.
    1
  6543. That's ironic, I think. Haha.
    1
  6544. Thank you.
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  6545. Thank you!
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  6546. You are so funny.
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  6547. Thank you, Edy.
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  6548. Thanks for the comment! I hope your finger is okay now!
    1
  6549. Self grown potatoes are the best!
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  6550. Thank you kindly!
    1
  6551. If you go to my channel Bjorn Outdoors, you will find a recent video there about that.
    1
  6552. Thank you, Genevieve. I did my best to point this out. Very difficult topic, very emotional.
    1
  6553. I am very sorry to hear that. That was horrible of your mother.
    1
  6554. Thanks! But I can’t reply to them all, there are thousands.
    1
  6555. Thank you, and at the moment I am not sure.
    1
  6556. That would be awesome!
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  6557. I'll do my best, Elwyn!
    1
  6558. I got your message!
    1
  6559. Thanks, KG!
    1
  6560. Thank you, Tammy.
    1
  6561. Awesome, Matthew!
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  6562. Tusen takk, Martin.
    1
  6563. Thank you!
    1
  6564. Thank you, Mads!
    1
  6565. Thank you, Dennis!
    1
  6566. Thank you so much, Aaron.
    1
  6567. Sorry, I found it. The system had hidden it for me. I'll send you an email now.
    1
  6568. Dear Andrew, can you send me you address? If you go to the Info page on this channel, you'll find my email address there.
    1
  6569. I am really sorry to hear that!
    1
  6570. So it is!
    1
  6571. Thank you!
    1
  6572. Thanks! I am not selling these, but you can find other bowmakers that can make you something similar.
    1
  6573. Thank you!
    1
  6574. It does, Sven. I am very happy about that fact!
    1
  6575. Thank you, Brian!
    1
  6576. Thank you, Judex!
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  6577. Yes, and that is an amazing adventure you have coming. I am sure you'll find a great yacht that will take you on many journeys.
    1
  6578. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  6579. I guess you would call me a Norse heathen.
    1
  6580. Thank you, Wayne.
    1
  6581. It’s the Mora Lok.
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  6582. Fantastisk!
    1
  6583. Same to you!
    1
  6584. Thank you!
    1
  6585. Thank you. The tune was played for me at a Viking festival, can't remember the name now...
    1
  6586. Tony Davila Thanks! Glad you like them.
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  6587. sean Hudson I absolutely agree. Often the sheath isn't even made specifically for the knife. This one is.
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  6588. Ed Reese Thanks a lot! Just my opinion, but I really like this knife.
    1
  6589. Thank you! Those are fine knives for sure. I like the natural look and feel of a wooden handle, though!
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  6590. limpanmackan I sub'd to your channel, by the way.
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  6591. limpanmackan Thank you for commenting, Marcus. It feels good in the hand, yes. It's my favourite now.
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  6592. Ja, det er en veldig hendig størrelse. Jeg synes også den er akkurat lett nok til at jeg kan ha den i beltet når jeg går med sekk. Veldig fornøyd med denne kniven!
    1
  6593. Thank you, Ant.
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  6594. It is just a mocha instant coffee. I need to find a better brand, haha. But it tastes good.
    1
  6595. Best way to reach me is through my Patreon or Subscribestar.
    1
  6596. Small world indeed!
    1
  6597. Awesome! I wish you a nice hike!
    1
  6598. Thanks, Walter!
    1
  6599. Dear Heather, that is wonderful. But yes, I have heard they have a high energy level. But that has its own charm as well.
    1
  6600. Thanks!!!
    1
  6601. Thank you, Linda. So good to see you here.
    1
  6602. Thank you Dan, for sharing this. Powerful words!
    1
  6603. Likewise, my friend.
    1
  6604. Thanks!
    1
  6605. Thank you for your comment. And yes, these are troubling times indeed. Without freedom, what are we?
    1
  6606. That is true, sadly... Glad you liked the video!
    1
  6607. They are Viking olives, haha.
    1
  6608. Haha, I don't know what to say to that. But I like olives.
    1
  6609. Michael Schott Yes, haha.
    1
  6610. I absolutely agree!
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  6611. That was were well said. I will remember that!
    1
  6612. Thanks a lot, Brandon.
    1
  6613. Hi James! Those are wise words indeed!
    1
  6614. Thank you!
    1
  6615. Thank you so much.
    1
  6616. And thank you for commenting!
    1
  6617. Dear John, that sounds lovely. And I love Scotland, my second fatherland.
    1
  6618. I know. It's the misunderstanding that exposing kids to more letters and numbers will make them learn more. Which is not true. Less is more.
    1
  6619. Thank you, and thank you for your wonderful videos!
    1
  6620. Thank you, Shannon.
    1
  6621. I think we should all be rewilded!
    1
  6622. Thank you. I am so glad to hear that!
    1
  6623. I know that feeling!
    1
  6624. Thank you, Cj. Your comments are always intelligent and motivating. I will keep the videos coming!
    1
  6625. That is the way it is, the way of the world, and how it should be!
    1
  6626. Thank you!
    1
  6627. Thank you!
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  6628. Rootin Teuton Haha, I’m sure he is. I like olives with pine seeds and garlic, but maybe my surroundings disagree.
    1
  6629. Thank you!
    1
  6630. I think you'll love your new life and then there will be no going back, since that new life will appear as so much better. I totally agree, that is also my definition of a good life.
    1
  6631. Thank you!
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  6632. Primal Edge Thank you!
    1
  6633. Thank you! The trolls don't like upward facing thumbs, it scares them, haha!
    1
  6634. Absolutely. I can only be earned.
    1
  6635. It is the truth, absolutely.
    1
  6636. Thank you, Lee.
    1
  6637. You should come here!
    1
  6638. It's funny, that thing with olives! And I agree with your wise words about nature!
    1
  6639. Hi Terry! There are no cars in the area where I shot this video. But sometimes the wind from the sea make a sound that (on recording) sounds a bit similar. But yes, if there were cars they were probably heading towards something stressful.
    1
  6640. Haha, yes I suppose it is.
    1
  6641. Danny Moore Thank you! Glad you like the hat!
    1
  6642. Thank you! And I guess the thumbnail title was a little bit of a trick, haha.
    1
  6643. Lynn Maxwell Thank you, Lynn. Yes, those places are getting harder to find. We have the problem with deforestation here in Norway, as have people in many other countries too. The 9-5 (or 8-16 or 8-20) culture is a modern invention, by the way. Man didn’t use to work that much.
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  6644. Absolutely!
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  6645. Sven Josefsson No problem, I’m not writing right now!
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  6646. Sven Josefsson I’m glad for you! And no, I chose Wednesday simply because it’s in the middle of the week.
    1
  6647. Absolutely. And the email rule is, I believe, essential.
    1
  6648. Takk, Anders!
    1
  6649. I remember an old tv series about a merry family from Kent ( I think it was called The Larkins), where in one scene the family father, who wasn't a very religious person, said that if we were meant to worship, "him up there" surely would have wanted us to do it out in the great outdoors.
    1
  6650. Thank you!
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  6651. Seemor Disillusioned No, that’s all. Just fill in the spaces.
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  6652. Richard Danforth Get better soon!
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  6653. VikingPreparedness We all need one, I’d say!
    1
  6654. And thanks to you as well!
    1
  6655. Tomoko's Enterprize It would, and I want one!
    1
  6656. Thanks!
    1
  6657. Thanks, Jeff. This is the «small hatchet», I think it was perfect for the jobz
    1
  6658. Yes, it’s bjornbullhansen
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  6659. Jeffery Price My agent needs to get me a book deal for the English market first...
    1
  6660. Richard Danforth Glad you liked it!
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  6661. I am so glad to hear that.
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  6662. I guess it is, at least where I live. Thank you, glad you liked the video!
    1
  6663. Yes, we have lots of those. Those yellow flowers too are edible (both the dandelions and the other ones, I believe.)
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  6664. Jodi Barr That's too bad. Don't know if Norwegians are any better, but there simply aren't that many people here.
    1
  6665. There are no conclusions about humans in this video. I am asking you what you think. Now you told us. so thanks.
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  6666. Thank you. Glad you liked it,
    1
  6667. Something in your DNA, perhaps!
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  6668. As soon as my agent manages to land a book deal with an English or US publisher!
    1
  6669. Thanks!
    1
  6670. Thanks, John.
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  6671. Very well said.
    1
  6672. Thanks for the comment, my friend!
    1
  6673. Thanks. I am glad you liked it.
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  6674. Thanks, my friend!
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  6675. I think you should go there!
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  6676. Great plan, Adrian!
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  6677. I have one, but it's too heavy to carry. We have made some excellent bread in it in the living history group.
    1
  6678. Thanks, Elwyn. Glad you liked it.
    1
  6679. Thanks a lot, Lupus ad Dei!
    1
  6680. That's great advice, GAUROCH2. I will try that as well. I've made the kind you see in the video, and stick bread, of course, but never the flat kind you're talking about.
    1
  6681. No, never.
    1
  6682. I burnt it a bit, but it was delicious.
    1
  6683. Thanks, Eric!
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  6684. I have one of those as well, but it would have been too heavy to bring. But you're right, it is the best bread in the world!
    1
  6685. It was, too. Thanks for the comment, Shaun.
    1
  6686. It's such a great piece of equipment. Thanks for the comment, my friend.
    1
  6687. That's great advice, Erich Knuth.
    1
  6688. Glad you liked it, Mystic Forge. And thanks for your comment as well.
    1
  6689. And thanks to you, my friend. It was a blissful moment.
    1
  6690. Glad you liked it, Alexander. And thanks for your comment.
    1
  6691. No snow yet here in southeastern Norway. It is warm as well, though it wasn't when I filmed this. You should try the tar bread, my friend!
    1
  6692. Thanks, Mackenzie! Tusen takk! I guess you're back not that I'm writing this, so I hope you had a great trip!
    1
  6693. This is a ready made bread mix. Simple and easy.
    1
  6694. Glad you liked it, Mortaxe. And thanks for your comment as well. Happy New Year!
    1
  6695. Dear friend, I was actually looking at one on the internet yesterday. I really want one. Thanks for the advice!
    1
  6696. I think you'll love it, Sean. And it's great to see you here, by the way.
    1
  6697. Thanks, my friend!
    1
  6698. Yes, we've made bread like that in the living history group here. This was a bit more compact, fast and easy.
    1
  6699. Thanks a lot, Beardguy!
    1
  6700. Thanks, Brett. I know, this bread needed a bit of bacon!
    1
  6701. It is, everything taste better out in the wild.
    1
  6702. I absolutely agree.
    1
  6703. Exactly.
    1
  6704. It was truly amazing.
    1
  6705. rhialobran Haha, yes, it's terrible!
    1
  6706. +johan van der sandt Thank you, Johan!
    1
  6707. Haha, they have already melted - I was hungry and forgot about it...
    1
  6708. +Ataume I'm glad to hear that! And yes, you should be able to find those lavvus or "gapahuk" - some even have a symbol on the "tourist" maps.
    1
  6709. +Black River Rambler Thanks a lot for commenting!
    1
  6710. +Piotr Połcik That's a shame, sorry to hear that!
    1
  6711. Yes, they are great.
    1
  6712. +Kyle Woods Thank you, Kyle!
    1
  6713. No.
    1
  6714. Yes, I have read similar studies. Also, the Neanderthal had a larger brain than our species.
    1
  6715. Exactly, Walter. And thanks for the comment.
    1
  6716. I saw a lot of black smoke earlier from that direction. I think it will be in the local news today (the day after this walk.).
    1
  6717. Thank you. And the same to you!
    1
  6718. I love skiing, Steve. Especially outside of the tracks!
    1
  6719. That is the spirit of the wise man, my friend!
    1
  6720. Thanks, Mike! Ah, I would love to have a full week in the forest myself!
    1
  6721. Glad you like it, and glad to have you here on the channel!
    1
  6722. Yes, I did. Glad you told your Dad! I didn't know there is snow even on the mountain tops in Australia!
    1
  6723. Thank you, my friend. That is always good to know. I am glad to have you here on the channel.
    1
  6724. Thank you, Patrick!
    1
  6725. Throne? Yes, I see it now. There is a natural seat right there. Have a great day, Richard!
    1
  6726. Glad you like it!
    1
  6727. Thank you, Nick.
    1
  6728. Thanks, Steven.
    1
  6729. And thanks for visiting my channel!
    1
  6730. Dear Cody, thank you. And about your question, I choose not to answer. I would rather that my actions answer for me.
    1
  6731. Thank you, Bob.
    1
  6732. Wise words!
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  6733. You will like it here! And Finland is very beautiful as well.
    1
  6734. Thanks, Robert, for sharing these words with me.
    1
  6735. Yes, I think so too!
    1
  6736. I think you're right there, my friend.
    1
  6737. It is absolutely true. It doesn't take much.
    1
  6738. That is awesome, Doby! like this one really well.
    1
  6739. Thanks, Bruce!
    1
  6740. Thank you, Alan!
    1
  6741. So am I. Thank you.
    1
  6742. Glad I could help, Robert!
    1
  6743. Haha, almost!
    1
  6744. Thank you so much. I will do my best to let them!
    1
  6745. Thank you. Yes, we should. That seems like a fantastic thing you're doing for those kids.
    1
  6746. Glad you liked it, Rickie Blake. And thanks for your comment as well.
    1
  6747. Bacon next time, perhaps!
    1
  6748. Glad you liked it, my friend.
    1
  6749. Thank you, Joe!
    1
  6750. Thank you. Glad to have you here on the channel!
    1
  6751. Wow, thanks a lot! That was very kind of you to say.
    1
  6752. Thanks, Lori.
    1
  6753. Thanks!
    1
  6754. Awesome! Good luck and skål!
    1
  6755. That is great, thank you!
    1
  6756. Thank you, Steve!
    1
  6757. Thank you, glad you liked it!
    1
  6758. Thank you, I'll try to remember that!
    1
  6759. Thank you, glad you liked it!
    1
  6760. Yes, it is great fun.
    1
  6761. Thank you, Mati!
    1
  6762. Thank you, and yes, fire is fire.
    1
  6763. Hi Alfred! The videos were made on the same day, but yes, I plan to use them to tie up my bedroll.
    1
  6764. Yes, it does take a bit of practice, but it's something everyone can do, once you've gotten into it.
    1
  6765. Thank you, Dougie, and good luck!
    1
  6766. Haha, I think it was a fly or a mosquito.
    1
  6767. Awesome, Diane!
    1
  6768. Thanks, Elwyn!
    1
  6769. I haven't had much luck with juniper, but now that I am more experienced, maybe I should try again.
    1
  6770. Thanks, Mark. It's made from birch. And you'll never be an idiot!
    1
  6771. Good idea!
    1
  6772. Thanks, Joseph!
    1
  6773. "Keep it real". Good advice, and yes, I will.
    1
  6774. Cheers, Dan!
    1
  6775. Thank you, Bill. I am glad to hear that!
    1
  6776. Chocolate coffee, plain and simple.
    1
  6777. Thank you, Amanda. I think actually you gave me the missing piece for my standard response right now.
    1
  6778. Thank you, Jordan.
    1
  6779. Thanks, Elwyn. Press on, good advice!
    1
  6780. Thanks, glad to have you join us here!
    1
  6781. Thanks, Uhtred!
    1
  6782. Thank you, Ib Erik. Wise words.
    1
  6783. Thanks, Bjørn. And it's funny writing one's own name here like that!
    1
  6784. That sounds like a very demanding life. Being a public person, and a chef. I am glad you have found peace with your animals and nature!
    1
  6785. Thank you, Nicholas.
    1
  6786. Thanks, my friend.
    1
  6787. I am glad to hear that, Michael!
    1
  6788. It's true. I need nature...
    1
  6789. Well, holmgang comes to mind...
    1
  6790. Haha, let's hope she doesn't!
    1
  6791. Thanks, my friend. The woods are medicine.
    1
  6792. Thanks, Brett. Very wise and kind of you, I'd say.
    1
  6793. And thank you, Joe.
    1
  6794. Hi Peter, I got it from The Bushcraft Store. Great foldable firepan.
    1
  6795. The lack of beards I see everywhere is deeply troubling!
    1
  6796. Thank you, Mike.
    1
  6797. Yes, it got them quite far, I'd say!
    1
  6798. That is wonderful, Diane.
    1
  6799. Thanks!
    1
  6800. Thank you, Paul.
    1
  6801. Thank you, Kathy!
    1
  6802. Thank you, Joshua! Very much appreciated. Congrats to you in advance!
    1
  6803. I am sorry to hear this. You are not the only one having this problem and it is seriously affecting my views.
    1
  6804. Thank you, John!
    1
  6805. Good point!
    1
  6806. Thanks, Jon. My yearly bath day is in December, haha. No, just kidding.
    1
  6807. Thank you, and well said!
    1
  6808. Thank you, James.
    1
  6809. That is awesome!
    1
  6810. Wonderful, thank you very much.
    1
  6811. I didn't know that. You can still get these lavvus for cheap here.
    1
  6812. Thank you, Sherry!
    1
  6813. Awesome, Shane Carter. And thanks.
    1
  6814. That's funny. It's a Hultafors. I said in the video that I have another one. That one I have used extensively for more than 30 years. Thanks for the congrats, though.
    1
  6815. Thank you, Wendy.
    1
  6816. Check the link in the video description!
    1
  6817. Thank you, Elizia! I am sure there are men like that out there!
    1
  6818. Thank you!
    1
  6819. Tusen takk!
    1
  6820. Thank you for pointing that out.
    1
  6821. Thank you very, very much for noticing!
    1
  6822. I have spent most of my life in the 1900's.
    1
  6823. It looks like this doesn't really interest people much, sadly.
    1
  6824. Thank you.
    1
  6825. Gift from @berserkergang2019
    1
  6826. Thanks a lot!
    1
  6827. Thank you, my friend. I think, or I know, at least from people I am talking to about this, that they are doing certain things to prepare. But they will not talk about that in public. I am of the same opinion, I don't for instance go into details about my storages, locations and so on. And you're right, conspiracy theories have become almost a genre in the entertainment industry now.
    1
  6828. Thank you, Chad.
    1
  6829. And thank you, Andrew.
    1
  6830. Thank you!
    1
  6831. They really like the company, yes.
    1
  6832. Thanks! I’ll do my best!
    1
  6833. That’s wonderful! Beautiful name as well!
    1
  6834. Thanks, Trish!
    1
  6835. Thank you, Gary.
    1
  6836. Ah, a good one!
    1
  6837. Thank you for coming along!
    1
  6838. Thank you!
    1
  6839. Alexander Bone Thank you! I think you’ll find them on the internet if you just type their name.
    1
  6840. The Last Neanderthal About 120 euros. A very reasonable price, I think. And I agree with you. One can never have enough knives and axes.
    1
  6841. natty bumpo Thank you! Your grandsons are very lucky!
    1
  6842. John Berger Thank you, John!
    1
  6843. Absolutely!
    1
  6844. White Chongo I think several webstores are selling them.
    1
  6845. David Kezic Thank you! Hello from Norway!
    1
  6846. Thank you for noticing!
    1
  6847. And Hei fra Fredrikstad!
    1
  6848. He was very knowledgeable and a bit secretive, which I can understand!
    1
  6849. Steve Lewis My thoughts too! But they have such high standards, and they supply the Norwegian army too with these knives, so they need to be effecient. It is all done by hand, though. The details are secret, they told me.
    1
  6850. Thank you again. Every time you post a comment, I feel this old urge to go back to Australia! I never got to see the inland when I was there.
    1
  6851. Robert Corbell Wow, now I'm envious!
    1
  6852. I got some new gear, and I think these trousers are brand new in this video.
    1
  6853. That's great! However, it has not yet been published in English. My agents are working on finding the right publisher for the English market for my books.
    1
  6854. I will! And one of them will be from the Netherlands, since I will probably travelling there when the Dutch translation is published! Happy New Year!
    1
  6855. I would love to go. I have never set foot in a desert before. I have to do that. Happy New Year!
    1
  6856. Thanks a lot, Taylor. I have relatives in Australia! Happy New Year!
    1
  6857. Not yet, but I will let you all know as soon as my agents land a deal with an English language publisher!
    1
  6858. Sorry, it' all gone now! But Happy New Year anyway!
    1
  6859. Thank you, Friedrich!
    1
  6860. Thank you, Ariel. And a wonderful new year to you!
    1
  6861. I certainly will! Happy New Year to you!
    1
  6862. Thank you, and my best wished to you both. Let 2018 be the greatest year ever! And yes, I was in that tv show when they filmed in Sweden...
    1
  6863. Thank you, Don. Yes, it is tradition. And I would say here in the south as well. Glad to have you here! (But please write your entry on the giveaway video if you can.)
    1
  6864. Thank you, and a happy new year to you as well!
    1
  6865. Thank you so much. And a Happy and prosperous new year to you.
    1
  6866. Dear Avery, my agents are working on this. They only have to find the right publisher for the English market now. I hope to bring you good news in not too long!
    1
  6867. Thank you so much, Michael. A bestseller is something to be grateful for, and it takes a lot of work to get there. But it was worth it. My best wishes to you and your family for 2018!
    1
  6868. That is the greatest compliment you can give me. Also if you can pass your outdoors skills on to your sons, that is a gift they will always keep!
    1
  6869. Thanks. Happy New Year to you as well!
    1
  6870. Thank you, Jacki. I'd love to go back to Australia. Happy New Year!
    1
  6871. Dear Sven, thank you so much. I am really looking forward to bringing you good news about an English edition soon!
    1
  6872. My blog is actually in English already, but my books need a publisher for the English language market. Happy New Year!
    1
  6873. My agents still have to land a deal with an English language publisher... It has been sold to 8 countries so far, but not yet to any English speaking ones.
    1
  6874. Thank you so much. That is so kind of you. By the way, I have relatives in Australia!
    1
  6875. Thank you, and my best wishes to you and your loved ones for 2018.
    1
  6876. That is awesome! I guess the Bulgarian publisher will get to the practicalities about connecting translator and author soon. Say hello to her from me! And thank you for subscribing.
    1
  6877. Thank you, Kevin! Glad to have you here. Happy New Year to you as well.
    1
  6878. Thank you, Ed, for all your support. Happy New Year to you and your loved ones!
    1
  6879. Happy New Year!
    1
  6880. Thank you, mr Lurvelegg! I wish the same for you. And yes, the next Jomsviking novel will be published this fall. And more videos are coming up!
    1
  6881. I feel the same!
    1
  6882. John O'Neill Not yet, but my agents are working on it. Jomsviking has been sold to 8 countries so far.
    1
  6883. Thank you, Barry, and my best wishes for 2018 to you and your family!
    1
  6884. Thank you so much, Alexandra. (No, not sick of hearing that at all.) My best wishes for you and your family!
    1
  6885. Dear Sarah. You were here almost from the very start and have been supporting me the whole time. I have to get my hat, so that I can take it off from you. ..... There, I take off my hat for you! Thank you!
    1
  6886. Thank you, Kevin! Well, the 10.000 subs giveaway is still to come, so maybe you'll win that one? Thank you for your support and for commenting, I really appreciate that. Another video's up in a few days!
    1
  6887. Happy New Year!
    1
  6888. Haven't been so much holiday here, but thank you anyway! Yes, let's do that.
    1
  6889. Thank you so much. I should say the same to you, since I always enjoy your videos. Yes, the landscape here is great (what is left of it). You must return to Norway, and I must come to Denmark, so that we can do a collaboration video.
    1
  6890. Thank you, Luiz. So glad you like it and a happy new year to you!
    1
  6891. I feel certain that they will! Happy New Year to you and your loved ones, Greg!
    1
  6892. Thank you! Happy New Year to you from Norway. Jomsviking will be published in Bulgarian, by the way. My agents just recently sold it to a publisher there.
    1
  6893. Thank you!
    1
  6894. Skål, Dan!
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  6895. GG GREAT GUNS, I think they would!
    1
  6896. That’s the Thor’s hammer that I kept on the lavvo door through winter.
    1
  6897. You should try, if you haven’t already!
    1
  6898. Magnus Vorland Takk, Magnus.
    1
  6899. Viking Shaman I’m so sorry to hear that. Horrible. I don’t understand these people.
    1
  6900. Odins Raven Thank you!
    1
  6901. Cimbrer Bushcraft Thanks, Tom.
    1
  6902. Jacky Wolfie Thank you, Jacky. That’s very nice of you to say.
    1
  6903. SonsOfOdin 1518 Thank you!
    1
  6904. German Olivares I guess so.
    1
  6905. Robert Peel Yes, and now I’m considering leaving it on the hinges. But only when it’s not hunting season.
    1
  6906. Let'sVentrox I think so too.
    1
  6907. Bushcraft R&R Adventure Good idea!
    1
  6908. J S Thanks, I’ll look into that. And a good saying! Yes, I think the same. If these have guns... Not good.
    1
  6909. Tomoko's Enterprize Thank you, my friend. Yes, I put some extra money into those hinges.
    1
  6910. The KG It might have been kids, but these things seem to happen only during hunting season. No coffee, actually. Just some lemonade.
    1
  6911. Dear friends, the giveaway is now closed. I will announce the winners tomorrow (Wednesday)!
    1
  6912. Danny Moore Thank you, Danny!
    1
  6913. Gary Chynne Thank you, Gare!
    1
  6914. Lisa Badger Thank you, Lisa!
    1
  6915. It's great.
    1
  6916. Ja, den er veldig flott. Jeg har linket til den på slutten.
    1
  6917. The Iron Good Glad that my videos inspire you! That Schnozzel pillow seems very convenient, maybe I will get one.
    1
  6918. Samuel Kelly Not really, but who knows?
    1
  6919. Thank you! Hope you like it!
    1
  6920. Primal Edge Thank you! Yes, I like it here.
    1
  6921. I have heard about them, actually. But I need to go light weight, as I also carry camera equipment and often some of my son's gear...
    1
  6922. Annie/Mary Lange/Pierce Thank you! Glad you liked it! I am using a fantastic little pan I bought here in Norway. Normally I just hang it from s stick over the fire.
    1
  6923. The KG No, the weather keeps them cold.
    1
  6924. Thank you, Denis! Glad you like my videos!
    1
  6925. johan van der sandt Thank you, Johan!
    1
  6926. Thanks a lot! I don't live off grid (but I would like to), but there will be lots more bushcraft and wild camping videos coming up.
    1
  6927. There probably were people up there, lookin out over the ocean at that time as well.
    1
  6928. Awesome!
    1
  6929. Glad I could help, my friend.
    1
  6930. Thanks, my friend.
    1
  6931. Yes, I like that sentence. It took me more than 40 years to come up with it, but better late than never!
    1
  6932. Thank you!
    1
  6933. Dear friend, thank you for sharing this. Strong words. Important words. Wise words. I don’t often say this: I will keep the wisdom you shared here in mind and close to my heart.
    1
  6934. I hope it’s helpful and never hesitate to reach out through this channel. Kind regards, Bjørn
    1
  6935. Thank you!
    1
  6936. Likewise, Charles. Have a wonderful day.
    1
  6937. They do, and it's rarely wise. Thanks for the comment!
    1
  6938. Noted. I will have to look into it in detail first, though I do know the concept.
    1
  6939. Thanks! About my novels, I still have to have a book deal with a publisher in the English market.
    1
  6940. Wise, eternal words. Thanks for sharing.
    1
  6941. Yes, always!
    1
  6942. Thanks! Glad you liked that one!
    1
  6943.  @tomblack2487  That was an awesome way of saying it. Thank you.
    1
  6944. Thank you, Nick!
    1
  6945. Thank you!
    1
  6946. Thank you, and greetings from Norway!
    1
  6947. Thanks for asking. You will find all such updates on my website bull-hansen.com
    1
  6948. That is true. Thanks for reminding me!
    1
  6949. I think everyone can do it. I am very much a beginner at bowdrills. Check out the channel Far North Bushcraft and Survival. He has lots of videos with variants on this. Good luck, I am sure you'll be able to make fire this way!
    1
  6950. That is true!
    1
  6951. Bushcraft Wolf - BS-9 Bushcraft y Supervivencia Oh, I see. Yes, I think it’s called a fire pan. It’s great for when you want to contain the fire. Hope you can find one!
    1
  6952. Bushcraft Wolf - BS-9 Bushcraft y Supervivencia You mean the fire pan? Just a cheap camping item I bought nearby.
    1
  6953. Thank you, and yes, that’s what matters. That, and to have fun.
    1
  6954. Glad you like it!
    1
  6955. Well, that’s the problem. Dead leaf trees get blown over by the wind here, and the willow we do have is not the same subspecies either.
    1
  6956. I have tried some of the salix species, which are supposed to be better, but aspen seems to work better here. But I’m just getting into this!
    1
  6957. Aspen, both spindle and board. We don’t have so many options here in Norway, and the wood is harder due to the cold climate. Yes, I absolutely prefer spindles like this.
    1
  6958. Thank you, Casper!
    1
  6959. Yes, I’m not very skilled at this, but hopefully it will get better.
    1
  6960. Thanks! Just a bit of fun.
    1
  6961. This is aspen from my local woods. Willow would probably work better.
    1
  6962. Now that is an idea!
    1
  6963. Hi Paul! I use Norwegian aspen mostly, but I have also used pine and willow (though I haven't had success with willow). I wish I had the knowledge of the Aboriginals!
    1
  6964. I am.
    1
  6965. Gary Chynne Thank you, Gary! As I said, this is my interpretation. Glad you liked it!
    1
  6966. Michael Claudio Thank you!
    1
  6967. sarah anderson Thanks! I really enjoyed my walk that day.
    1
  6968. Thanks!
    1
  6969. Takk, Yuriy! Glad you liked it!
    1
  6970. Absolutely unique and very fascinating!
    1
  6971. Hi Genus Tinca! No, it is not my own interpretation. But this theory makes more sense to me, although I do not claim it to be the truth. Maybe we are not supposed to know for sure.
    1
  6972. Thank you, Elwyn.
    1
  6973. My friend James Armstrong made the music.
    1
  6974. Thank you, and yes, I think that is the one. It is a very useful tool, absolutely.
    1
  6975. Thank you, Karen.
    1
  6976. Glad you liked it!
    1
  6977. Sorry for the late reply... My best wishes to you as well!
    1
  6978. Takk!
    1
  6979. Thanks a lot.
    1
  6980. Thanks!
    1
  6981. Mountain Hound I am glad you liked it!
    1
  6982. Wonderful!
    1
  6983. Thanks for the comment!
    1
  6984. Thanks, I'll check it out!
    1
  6985. The same to you! Thanks a lot for the comment!
    1
  6986. That is at least my interpretation. It makes sense to me. Thank you for your kind words!
    1
  6987. Thanks!
    1
  6988. Thank you, Peter.
    1
  6989. And thank you, Alix.
    1
  6990. Yiftach Eliav That's a huge compliment. Thank you.
    1
  6991. Ohm Beats Thank you! Skål!
    1
  6992. Fact Find Thank you!
    1
  6993. Thank you, Krissy. Happy New Year to you!
    1
  6994. Thank you.
    1
  6995. I am ready.
    1
  6996. Thank you, Lisa. Best wishes to you for the new year.
    1
  6997. Thank you, Matthew!
    1
  6998. Thank you. And the same to you!
    1
  6999. Thanks, Ed!
    1
  7000. I did, thank you!
    1
  7001. Thanks a lot! I will try to upload twice a week from now on, and I'll do a live stream once a week as well.
    1
  7002. It absolutely is, too!
    1
  7003. Skål, Ron!
    1
  7004. Hi Tom, and thank you! This is Hafjell, just north of Lillehammer.
    1
  7005. Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  7006. Yes, this is Hafjell. Except the troll and the ice bar etc, that is closer to Lillehammer and down in the valley.
    1
  7007. Sorry to hear that!
    1
  7008. Thank you! And for being so understanding as well. I really appreciate that.
    1
  7009. Thank you, Taro!
    1
  7010. Yes, absolutely. But I didn’t build that chair, I bought it from Forn Leidh.
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  7011. Thank you! I hope to be invited by my Bulgarian publisher, so I'll keep my fingers crossed!
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  7012. Skål, Nïk!
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  7013. Thanks a lot, Richard!
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  7014. Good idea!
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  7015. Those are actually pure ice, so you get cold fingers... And they melt in your hand.
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  7016. Symbolic ending, haha! But this video didn't attract trolls, actually.
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  7017. Yes, it feels like you're standing on the roof of the world.
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  7018. Absolutely, it sort of tastes different.
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  7019. Thank you, Cory!
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  7020. Thank you, Sean!
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  7021. Dear Dana, I have told him and he thinks it's awesome! Thank you!
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  7022. Thank you. That's very kind of you.
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  7023. That is true. It would be nice to just leave it. I have been thinking about doing that here, but the land owners don't want to sell.
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  7024. Thanks! Glad you liked it. I hope to have the overnight video up in two weeks.
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  7025. Robert Balasko I made it (as shown in the first few seconds). It’s very easy!
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  7026. Ethan Moore I’m in the southeastern part, and sadly it’s not a protected area in any way. By the way, I live NC scenery and your trees. Never been there, but it looks fantastic.
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  7027. Thank you!
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  7028. Very well said!
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  7029. martialme84 Yes, I’m afraid so.
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  7030. That is correct. I set it to private as it attracted too many trolls.
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  7031. Yes, I can. But if you watch my video that is called something with "a small campfire", I go looking for chaga there, and I believe I found some too.
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  7032. Thanks, Dave! I learned something new about Australia now!
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  7033. Thank you for your kind comment!
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  7034. Thank you too, Lindsey!
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  7035. Thanks for the subscription! About the shelter, the surrounding trees are now getting unsafe because they have no shelter from the surrounding forest (they cut it down). So I have to find somewhere else. Ferrorods: There is just something about them that fascinates me.
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  7036. Thank you!
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  7037. Thank you for your kind words. Yes, I like that camera.
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  7038. Thank you, Kerry.
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  7039. Thank you! And yes, the second Jomsviking novel will be published here in Norway 5th October.
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  7040. Thanks!
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  7041. Hopefully my agent will land a deal for the English speaking market soon.
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  7042. Thank you, Ron. Youtube being Youtube, you could consider subscribing to my email list. (Link in video description.)
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  7043. Thank you, David.
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  7044. Haha, yes. And no, not yet. My agent still has to land a deal with an English/American publisher. You could actually send a mail to such a publisher and suggest they publish my books.
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  7045. In my experience, most hunters are inexperienced. At least around here.
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  7046. Thank you, Tom!
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  7047. Thanks a lot! The music was made by a friend of mine - links in video desc.
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  7048. Thank you, Paul!
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  7049. Absolutely. We need our campfire to do our bushcraft, haha.
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  7050. I haven't received any lately, no.
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  7051. That sounds like it is going to be hard on the trees, absolutely.
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  7052. Thank you. That is interesting, what you write about the climate. I hear lots of people saying the same. I think the climate is changing quite rapidly now.
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  7053. Thank you, and thanks for the link as well. I'll take a look right now!
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  7054. I am always looking forward to winter - as long as we get at least some degrees below freezing point. But the climate is changing and the winters are warmer now.
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  7055. Oh, thanks a lot, that's very kind of you. 29 Celcius! Wow, that's very warm! But it is often like that, a warm summer is followed by a cold winter.
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  7056. So glad to hear that your Jess is okay. I've seen her in your videos and it looks like you two have a special connection. Yes, I do love my little sailboat - it gets a bit tight in there with two kids, two grown ups and a dog, but still.
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  7057. Thanks, Steve!
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  7058. sean Hudson Actually just a normal bicycle. Thanks, I'll try to keep it up with weekly videos from now on!
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  7059. Gary Chynne Thank you!
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  7060. That's right!
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  7061. I am sorry to hear that.
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  7062. I have, yes. I find it odd (but great) that they haven't been taken off this platform yet.
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  7063. There is no shame in that. On the contrary!
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  7064. Yes, I saw that.
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  7065. I understand this is irony, but I will respond as these are arguments one often hears. 1, It's not free. We will have to pay by increased taxes, wealth redistribution etc. 2, It's not for everyone. It hasn't even been approved for humans the way vaccines normally have to be. 3, It doesn't keep you healthy. We know it has made many people sick and many have died from this experimental shot. How it will affect the ones who had the jab in the future, we still don't know. How effective it is against SARS infections, we still don't know. How it affects your immune system, we still don't know.
    1
  7066. Thank you, Dave, for this comment.
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  7067. "If you really are ..." I just said I am.
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  7068. I think you should go somewhere else then.
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  7069. Thank you!
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  7070. Well, I would love to get my hands on some Osage.
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  7071. I don't think so, but I haven't asked.
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  7072. +Brothersofvalhall Norway I am only using my iPhone. I will get some more equipment - among others an external microphone.
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  7073. Thank you, Sarah. Yes, I think this forest is very, very old.
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  7074. Julien Coutouly Glad you liked it!
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  7075. Takk skal dere ha!
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  7076. Is it? Thanks a lot for this information. I have been trying to research that!
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  7077. I have sailed through an island of drifting plastic. When you have done that, you will not be defending the insane amounts of plastics being used anymore.
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  7078. You conveniently left out why he thinks the actors should just get the award and f off. Here is what he said: «So if you do win an award tonight, don’t use it as a platform to make a political speech. You’re in no position to lecture the public about anything. You know nothing about the real world. Most of you spent less time in school than Greta Thunberg. So if you win, come up, accept your little award, thank your agent, and your God and f*** off, OK?»
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  7079. Thank you, that is very kind of you!
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  7080. Thank you so much, Cheryl!
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  7081. It's spelled "gnome". Also, please behave yourself and reconsider your comment and your general behaviour. You are among adults here.
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  7082. Thank you!
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  7083. I am not an expert on the Bible at all, but it seems like a lot of what is happening now is very similar to what has happened in other civilizations.
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  7084. Skål!
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  7085. Skål!
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  7086. I hope everything will be okay in not too long.
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  7087. Thank you!
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  7088. I know! But that’s how it will always be, I guess.
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  7089. I know of that movie!
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  7090. Det er et overgrep.
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  7091. Thank you, my friend. Good to have you here!
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  7092. Hope you liked it!
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  7093. Yes, they are!
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  7094. I have gained some, actually.
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  7095. It is an attempt to stop the worst and most abusive people from commenting and harassing the other viewers. So far it has worked fine.
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  7096. Thank you. I feel the same.
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  7097. I hope you’ll never find yourself in that situation! Btw, now the view count of this video is being reduced as I watch. Something is not right here...
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  7098. Thank you. I’m glad I survived too!
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  7099. Thank you.
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  7100. Thanks a lot, that is very kind of you to say!
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  7101. I am very sorry about your loss. Really sorry to hear about that.
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  7102. I am so sorry to hear that.
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  7103. Thanks. I hope so.
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  7104. Thanks a lot, Jacky.
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  7105. I agree!
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  7106. Thank you, my friend.
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  7107. Thank you! Yes, very lucky indeed!
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  7108. Thank you, and I hope you'll never have to put those pieces of advice into use... Stay safe!
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  7109. That is absolutely something I might do soon.
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  7110. Thanks a lot, Spencer. About your question, I don't think that would help, but I'm not sure. I didn't try.
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  7111. Hi Ron. I can't understand why people build in high risk zones. I really don't get it. It should not be necessary.
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  7112. Thanks, Wade.
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  7113. Thank you, Tom.
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  7114. Thank you, Colin.
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  7115. Thank you, Tom.
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  7116. Thank you, Gary.
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  7117. I know that feeling... It is easy to go broke there...
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  7118. I can imagine!
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  7119. Thanks a lot!
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  7120. Thank you!
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  7121. Thank you, Lynn! I will be making more videos and will have another one up as soon as possible!
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  7122. Thank you!
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  7123. You'll be welcome here, and in two years there will probably be even more Viking festivals here.
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  7124. That's awesome, thanks a lot!
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  7125. Drew Wilson So glad to hear that! I remember you mentioned it some months ago.
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  7126. Thanks a lot, Taro! Yes, the fight was great to watch. I think they did it 2-3 times each day, in between selling their handmade crafts to the visitors etc.
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  7127. Ah, I hope so too! Yes, shieldmaiden is correct, by the way.
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  7128. Takk det samme (jeg abonnerer på kanalen deres)! Så spennende å ha en knivsmed her!
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  7129. Thanks, Kathy! The subs numbers are picking up speed now.
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  7130. +Gary Chynne Again, thank you. I am lucky enough to live in an area with many of those rock carvings. It's like a time machine. I love them.
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  7131. The knife competition is still on. Haven't reached the 1000 subs yet!
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  7132. Thanks a lot, John!
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  7133. Thank you, Lance!
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  7134. Thank you!
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  7135. Thanks, Lisa.
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  7136. Good luck with that.
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  7137. Thank you. I think we all do!
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  7138. Buy clothes you don't throw away.
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  7139. Awesome! And yes, I have!
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  7140. Hi Catherine! You should try. It's not so hard, it just takes a bit of practice. Good luck!
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  7141. Thank you! Glad you like it!
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  7142. Thank you! Yes, I think you should!
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  7143. Alejandro Diego Yes, I live in Norway.
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  7144. Thanks! I really like it.
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  7145. Yes, I really like it.
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  7146. It absolutely does. It is the best fire striker you always will carry with you!
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  7147. Glad you like it!
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  7148. Hi there! I have already made a video where I make charcloth. Just scroll down the list of my videos, and you'll find it!
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  7149. Thanks!
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  7150. Thank you, Ron!
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  7151. Absolutely. I really like it.
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  7152. Thank you! Likewise!
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  7153. Thanks! Glad you like it. It is very practical.
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  7154. Thanks, Diane!
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  7155. I’m sure Phil will make you one.
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  7156. Hi Brandon, I put a link in the video description.
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  7157. God morgen!
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  7158. Thank you, Alan. Very glad for you! And yes, I absolutely agree.
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  7159. Certainly!
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  7160. Glad you liked it, Mikael!
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  7161. Absolutely! I really like it.
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  7162. Thank you! It just takes a bit of practice, I guess. Anyone can do it.
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  7163. Thanks! It’s just a matter of practice, anyone can do it.
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  7164. It's a Swedteam Hunter's Anorak. That is what it's called, I believe.
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  7165. Thanks! It’s a Frosts Laplander 90. I fitted teak handles on the blade.
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  7166. Just go to the maker's video in the video description. You'll be able to contact him at his channel.
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  7167. Those are coming up. I followed some tracks further into the woodland today and put it there, so fingers crossed.
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  7168. Dear Geoff, that's awesome, I'd love to see it!
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  7169. I am sorry to hear that!
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  7170. Thank you.
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  7171. No.
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  7172. Hi Keith, thanks a lot. No, that's not. They have just followed the path in next to a steep hill.
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  7173. Jan Stakkestad I am back home, Jan. For now, let me just say there is room for improvement at that festival...
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  7174. Thor Wi Frames are not included, as I mentioned, for that reason.
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  7175. You won! Check out the new video for more details.
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  7176. You won! Check out the new video for details.
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  7177. You won! Check out the new video for details.
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  7178. Thanks!
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  7179. CNN is much worse than Fox.
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  7180. I did my best, haha.
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  7181. Dear Trapper, thank you for those kind words. Very much appreciated!
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  7182. Thank you.
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  7183. I suggest you look more into this.
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  7184. Thanks a lot, Micke.
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  7185. Thank you!
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  7186. Awesome, and yes, I also have a very good impression of the staff at that store.
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  7187. The KG Thanks, Kane.
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  7188. I think you'd like this one, Amanda. It did cost me quite a bit of money, but it is very high quality and a good design for anyone with a smaller hand than me.
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  7189. Thank you!
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  7190. Thank you, Justin.
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  7191. Thanks, Mati.
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  7192. They are very old and are not being made anymore. I think they're called Gaupa.
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  7193. You’re right, forgot about that one!
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  7194. Tomoko's Enterprize Thank you, and likewise!
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  7195. WyrdWoods Ireland I’m doing that now. And I will get back to the Mora Eldris. Have a wonderful day. Looking forward to your talking videos!
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  7196. Thank you!
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  7197. Likewise, Diane. And thanks for your support!
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  7198. Thanks!
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  7199. Thank you for those kind words, Krissy.
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  7200. I was not making this video for today's audience. It will not look melodramatic a few years from now.
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  7201. Thank you.
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  7202. Thank you, Andrew. Yes, we must stay strong.
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  7203. Thanks!
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  7204. Strong words and well spoken.
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  7205. Thank you.
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  7206. Thank you!
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  7207. Thank you, Amanda.
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  7208. Thanks for your comments, Robert!
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  7209. Thank you, Karen. It is nice to know that I'm bringing you all with me. It is how I often think about it while I'm out filming. I really enjoy this hobby and I am glad to see that other enjoy watching the videos!
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  7210. Wonderful! You'd be very welcome at these festivals.
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  7211. That is true, but my son's comfort and keeping the ticks off our sleeping bodies is much more important. It's epidemic now and a health hazard in these areas.
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  7212. And we're staying there as well, of course.
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  7213. Drew Wilson Yes, that's right.
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  7214. I am sure he does, but you can easily find him using that name.
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  7215. +Drew Wilson There are lots of reenactment groups in England, some of them Viking. I'm sure my friend who rund the Viking Shop in London can point you in the right direction.
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  7216. Gammaltiuren Jeg også. Trist at vikingmarkeder er blitt et fristed for pelsfolket.
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  7217. DênisAP Bushcraft It is! I have some in my tinderbox now. Great thing about bushcraft is that there are always new things to learn!
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  7218. sarah anderson Please do.
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  7219. James Mowat There should be a Viking festival in the Orkneys!
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  7220. limpanmackan Outdoor and Bushcraft Yes, it was wonderful. But so many people!
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  7221. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival You're very welcome!
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  7222. Vi Thor Vi ses helt sikkert ved neste anledning!
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  7223. Ed Reese Thank you, Ed!
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  7224. Thanks! And for commenting on my hairline as well, haha.
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  7225. Thank you, Ludvig!
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  7226. Thank you, Pawel!
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  7227. Guy H. Thank you!
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  7228. I am the same... I bought or had these clothes made for me.
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  7229. Thank you!
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  7230. Thank you!
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  7231. Ah, yes, but the distance from where I live is actually about the same distance as to Italy from me... But I have been there a few times and it's a fascinating place. Italy too, but Lappland most...
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  7232. That is absolutely a good idea. I have theoretical knowledge of Viking food and I have eaten it on quite a few occasions, but sadly I'm the worst chef of the entire northern hemisphere... But I have now bought a book about Viking food and I will try my best.
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  7233. Thank you, Payden. Glad to have you here. I have a "Winter Wonderland" video coming up next weekend, hope you like that too.
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  7234. Thank you, Gary. Absolutely agree.
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  7235. Awesome!
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  7236. Awesome. It's always very special when they come gliding across the sky.
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  7237. Takk skal du ha, Nikolai!
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  7238. I think so, yes!
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  7239. I think you should! I'm not so great with the needle myself, but I have been told everyone can learn that craft.
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  7240. I think you're absolutely right.
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  7241. Thank you, Daryl. I'm so glad to have you with me here. Kind regards, Bjørn
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  7242. Every Viking should have a pair of party trousers! And good luck with your new hobby! It is very interesting to gradually get more and more historically accurate, if that is your focus... It doesn't have to be!
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  7243. My rubber boots? Tretorn with neoprene on the inside. Good quality. I've had cheaper ones, but they wear out too fast andthat ends up more expensive in the end. Thanks a lot, I try my best!
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  7244. I have no sword, no shield either. The sword was not very common among the common Norsemen, contrary to popular belief. All my big axes are at home, I don't bring them out in the woods with me. Yes, I have seen some of Emelie's videos!
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  7245. I have brewed mead, but I am very much an amateur and I guess I would make a lot of mistakes... But it is noted!
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  7246. Thanks!
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  7247. I have bought my wetstone at a Viking festival, and the shoes were made for me by a historical shoe maker called Peter Merret.
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  7248. TRCustomKnives Awesome! Subbed to your channel.
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  7249. That's wonderful. You take what you have and make something out of it. That is the Viking spirit.
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  7250. Thank you so much for saying that, Laura.
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  7251. Haha, yes, I guess that's what I'm saying.
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  7252. Thank you, Ingo! Tom is a good man. Greetings from Norway. (or Jersey, where I am at the moment.)
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  7253. Thanks a lot. Glad to have you here!
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  7254. Thanks a lot, Michael! Happy New Year!
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  7255. Thank you! And welcome. Some people drink far too much at those festivals, absolutely.
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  7256. Thanks a lot!
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  7257. Thank you, Jase.
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  7258. yes, I have thought about doing the same. If you wash it first in very hot water, you'll make it shrink and then it can be soaked as you say in such a solution. And wool on the inside, you can't beat that! And by the way, welcome. Glad to have you here.
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  7259. That word is often confused with a sports event, it makes the Youtube logari thm go a bit off in the wrong direction.
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  7260. Thank you. I hope he is!
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  7261. Well, we can never get it totally correct. Try to look at photos from archaeological finds.
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  7262. Thanks, Tom.
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  7263. Hello there! I have very warm feet and I can actually walk barefoot in snow for some distance (not that I'm doing that if I can avoid it!). But you're right, these shoes are not for cold winters. Which we don't have anymore here in southeastern Norway...
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  7264. Yes, maybe I should. I have a failsafe method.
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  7265. That is a good point! I think so too!
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  7266. I will almost certainly be there this year as well. Thank you so much for your support! Beste hilsner, Bjørn
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  7267. Yes, but now I am starting to think my son has it somewhere... Or some Englishman is wearing it... It is a mystery.
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  7268. I hope so, David.
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  7269. Not sure if he makes them anymore, but you can maybe try Halfgoat Leatherworks?
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  7270. I bougth them from a Viking reenacment shomaker from England. Peter Merret is his name.
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  7271. Thanks a lot, Jay! I will do my best!
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  7272. If you're like me, you want a totally historically accurate outfit. But that will cost you at least 10.000 kroner, because only the handwoven fabric is expensive and so is everything handstitched. Since I am using these clothes in the woods, I decided I had to go for a cheaper solution. So I would say I have spent 6-7000 on these clothes. I have had some made for me and some I have bought at Viking festivals.
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  7273. I am, yes.
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  7274. That’s awesome!
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  7275. Thank you so much for saying that.
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  7276. Thank you, James.
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  7277. That's a good idea!
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  7278. Not exactly wrong, but he didn't show much understanding of scientific method, which is a subject I studied in university. In this case it is probably as with bows. The best bows were used and as all bows are in the end, used up or broken. The working man's belt would probably have been worn out or they lie in graves we will never find.
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  7279. J Rrplay Don’t know, I haven’t seen that tv show.
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  7280. J Rrplay Hello there! I have bought these at Viking festivals, except those that were given me.
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  7281. Thanks a lot! I think we can learn a lot from the gear they left behind. The item I love the most at the Viking ship museum in Oslo, is a little woodworker's axe. It is beautiful.
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  7282. And thank you for commenting and watching!
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  7283. Glad to help, Gina!
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  7284. Thank you, Mike!
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  7285. Thank you, Nick!
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  7286. Yes, he does. But I like to think it is a good omen, absolutely.
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  7287. Thank you, Wallace, for those nice words.
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  7288. [H]ouse MD Thanks a lot! Glad you like my channel!
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  7289. We know it was a technology they mastered. Their sails were treated with a mixture of tar and fats.
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  7290. That is awesome. And thank you for recognizing what could be called autheticity. Thanks a lot for that, it means a lot to me.
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  7291. Thanks for the comment, Leonel. I live in Norway, so that might be difficult, but thanks anyway!
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  7292. Great to hear, my friend!
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  7293. Takk skal du ha, Frits!
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  7294. Ayem Osum, thanks a lot! And yes, I agree.
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  7295. Ah, but I have to have a blue cape. Otherwise it would have been a perfect solution.
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  7296. I like that thought.
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  7297. I had some made for me and some were gifted me.
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  7298. Thank you. Glad you liked it!
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  7299. Thank you!
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  7300. Yes, I do. But I struggle keeping up to date with Twitter.
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  7301. Thank you, Stephen!
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  7302. Thanks a lot!
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  7303. Thank you, Naor!
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  7304. Well, it gets cold here.
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  7305. Thank you, James. I couldn't have said it better myself.
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  7306. That is a good term, I'm going to use that from now on! I think that as long as you try your best, that should be good enough, as long as we're not part of a museum exhibition. For me, as a colorblind, I have to trust what people tell me about the colors of my garments, since I can not see them myself very good and my knowledge of Viking Age colors is therefore theoretical only.
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  7307. Takk, Jørn!
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  7308. Thank you, Karen!
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  7309. I have to water proof them regularly, yes.
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  7310. Can't help you there personally, but there are people who sell clothes based on archaeological finds online.
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  7311. Thanks a lot, August! I would probably carry a small seax in the normal, modern way. But I don't know, I have never tried to carry such a knife horizontally. Thanks a lot for your comment, and a happy new year to you!
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  7312. That will be an awesome adventure. Let us know how it goes!
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  7313. Thank you!
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  7314. Yes
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  7315. Haha, this is not that kind of channel... Thanks a lot, and by the way, I have relatives in Australia.
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  7316. Well, nobody wants to be called "Poofy Pants"! But they are very comfortable...
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  7317. Thanks a lot!
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  7318. No. That is wrong. A spruce forest that is removed becomes a dry, barren field. Most of the replanted saplings die because of draught and you get a dry scar in the landscape, so often seen in Norway these days. But hey, you get a perfect habitat for rodents and ticks!
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  7319. No and no.
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  7320. Yes, at least on paper they do have to replant, which means replacing a forest with monoculture.
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  7321. No, you are wrong. This was not a planted forest.
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  7322. I am sorry to hear that!
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  7323. Exactly. In Norway, there is no shortage of timber. Yet we are losing woodland at an alarming rate. Now only 2% of "gammelskog", or old forest, remains. The replanting is a joke, and the few trees that do grow from those saplings create a monoculture that makes a "dead" forest.
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  7324. They will plant new trees, replacing the forest with monoculture. But in most cases, the sapling just die as spruce is not suited to grow in these soon to be barren, dry fields.
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  7325. I am hearing the same here, or at least they timber is not going to Norway.
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  7326. Yes, that was a big joke. The replanting rule is just to make the politicians appear "green".
    1
  7327. From one million NOK and upwards.
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  7328. Dear Rick_, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
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  7329. We don't actually need even a fraction of the wood that is cut. This forest will not be replaced. Some saplings might survive the coming summer draught, but most likely this will become another grey scar in the landscape. Best you can hope for, is a monoculture.
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  7330. I don't know exactly, but I heard they ship it out of Norway.
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  7331. I know what you mean. (Spending a night on that soft earth does wonders for my back.)
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  7332. I am sorry to hear this, Karmen. It is, as you say, evil and wrong. I hope you can find another refuge in another forest.
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  7333. Thank you. I appreciate that.
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  7334. There is one area left, it is a nature reserve. I went there today. Some distance to drive. It's an old forest fire site.
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  7335. Hi Linda. I am an author, not a publisher. I suggest you try to contact an agent.
    1
  7336. Thanks, Veronica!
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  7337. Thank you, Lisa.
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  7338. Thank you!
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  7339. Yes, that is going to be completely awesome.
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  7340. Thank you, Eva! And yes, it is chocolate coffee.
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  7341. I don’t choose that.
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  7342. That is awesome! Congrats!
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  7343. Thank you, Robert. And yes, I know. It is good to have you here as always.
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  7344. Thank you so much 😀
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  7345. Thank you! One of many languages they have been translated into.
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  7346. Thank you!
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  7347. Thank you, Richard. I think you're right!
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  7348. The link is there. And thank you!
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  7349. I certainly will.
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  7350. Exactly.
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  7351. Thank you, Sue.
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  7352. Did you even watch the video? I never said that.
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  7353. I think you're right.
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  7354. Thanks!
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  7355. About the arrow heads ... I like archery.
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  7356. I try to do that myself. I take my camera and a simple mobile phone with me for my kids to reach me, but that's all I need.
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  7357. Very wise, my friend.
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  7358. Dear Nigel, that is a Swedteam Hunting Smock, I believe. It is very simple, so simple I had to adjust it a bit, I wanted a way to tighten it a around my waist.
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  7359. I didn't know you were planning to move from your off grid!
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  7360.  @touring21  I hope so too! Great plan, by the way.
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  7361.  @logya  Thanks, my friend. And my best wishes for you!
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  7362.  @FishyPOL  You would have to email or call my Norwegian publisher Gyldendal. They can probably help you. It will be in Norwegian, though.
    1
  7363. Merci beacoup!
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  7364. I think that in this time and age, we all have challenges in that area.
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  7365. Thank you!
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  7366. Very wise.
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  7367. Yes, I only need a book deal with an English language publisher.
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  7368. Best there is!
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  7369. I need to have a deal with an English language publisher first.
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  7370. You are absolutely right, Johan.
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  7371. Thank you. It's the channel logo, as I'm sure you saw. I sell it through my Patreon page.
    1
  7372. Nothing beats being on the water!
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  7373. Thank you, Jordan. That is very kind of you to say. Have an awesome day!
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  7374. Dear Marta, that is awesome. My Facebook inbox is always full, so I don't open it anymore, though...
    1
  7375. Thanks for sharing with us, my friend!
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  7376. Well, that sounds to me like a great plan. I think Kydex holsters are underrated, by the way.
    1
  7377. Thank you, my friend!
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  7378. We still have some snow now, but it's very wet. Sorry to hear you can't ski anymore!
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  7379. Dear friend, great plan and I am sure your wife appreciates you living in her homeland. My skis are called Åsnes Kongsvold and they are much wider than the ones designed for tracks.
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  7380. Dear Bob, yes, I can do that. The skins are removable.
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  7381. Awesome!
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  7382. It’s coming up, I will do a hike and see how it feels. I’m looking forward to it!
    1
  7383. There will be live streams again, I think starting in a couple of weeks. I will be testing the backpack very soon and I’ll let you know!
    1
  7384. Thank you!
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  7385. Hi Kenny! This backpack actually has a rigid frame. I will go through the specs more in detail in an upcoming video.
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  7386. Thank you, my friend!
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  7387. Yes, from here it’s forest practically all the way up to Russia.
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  7388. You’re welcome!
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  7389. Cimbrer Bushcraft I’m getting used to it. It is quickly turning dark grey.
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  7390. Thank you, my friend. It is good to be back.
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  7391. Thank you!
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  7392. I know, but then it wouldn’t be organic and non-toxic anymore. I wish they had my size in green...
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  7393. Native Tearz Thanks! I think this backpack is going to perform very well!
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  7394. Thank you, Jacob. Cheers from Norway!
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  7395. Jay Ballard Thank you, Jay!
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  7396. I think so too.
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  7397. Thanks! Yes, I remember now.
    1
  7398. Thank you, Elwyn!
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  7399. 120 litres, that’s a big backpack! I think you can get the Gnaur (Gneik’s big brother) in fairly large sizes. It’s always good to have lots of food! To be honest, I haven’t been able to do an overnighter for a long time now, so I haven’t needed to warm my food.
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  7400. Thank you, and also for reminding me. It will take a bit of time, but I’ll get to most of those topics.
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  7401. I am sorry to hear that!
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  7402. Thank you! Maybe some day, haha!
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  7403. The camera wouldn't find me if I did that...
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  7404. I hope for better days and that people will wake up.
    1
  7405. Thank you, Lynne!
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  7406. I wouldn't record in the nude, that's not how I roll.
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  7407. Adian, thanks for letting me know. And thanks, as always, for your insight.
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  7408. No, obedient. That’s why I used it.
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  7409. Exactly.
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  7410. That is okay. As long as you use the link in my video description, I get the Amazon affiliate credit. It's not much, but everything helps.
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  7411. I have, and I have linked in every video description.
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  7412. Well, it's the same here in Norway.
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  7413. If the politicians had listened more to real scientists and not those paid by the companies selling the mystery juice, we would never have gotten into this mess in the first place.
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  7414. I live in Norway, as you might hear from my accent!
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  7415. thomas corbett Thanks a lot! Many seem to be making a «Holmberg’s mistake» here, but yes, this is one of the designs they would have used back then. The archaeologists I work with are a bit fed up with the dogmatic view of the Viking Age, and so am I, to be honest. This bow is 48 lbs and it works well in the cold winter, while my narrow limbed and much heavier yew longbow works better when it’s above 0 degrees Celcius.
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  7416. Hi Miguel. I use linnen, but most often a dacron thread that I make a two strand string out of. I use a drill instead of twisting the string by hand, I must admit. Saves a lot of time.
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  7417. Jelsma Outdoors Thanks a lot!
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  7418. legofanguyvid Thanks!
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  7419. I don't sell bows, sorry about that!
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  7420. ToTAsgar You might have made the limbs too narrow... It’s a common misconception that bows always looked like narrow limbed longbows, so don’t beat yourself up about it!
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  7421. Thank you so much. I am just an amateur bowmaker, but then at this time and present year most are.
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  7422. My bows vary in poundage from around 35 to 70.
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  7423. Hi there! At least Norwegian hazel is well suited for bows.
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  7424. Hi Sabrina! Not including the drying of the wood, about two days.
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  7425. Sky blue Not at all, you didn’t. Thank you for your kind words!
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  7426. The bows we made as kids were awesome!
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  7427. That depends on the type of wood. This is elm and made from the outer growth ring.
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  7428. Sky blue Really sorry to hear that! But maybe you still can, if you have a good work bench on which you can fasten the bowstave.
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  7429. Dear Mike, thanks a lot.
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  7430. Thank you. Glad you like it. These are my most comfortable clothes, by the way.
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  7431. polder water Thank you, I really appreciate that!
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  7432. I am looking for those areas that can be thinned because they are not bending. So yes, I guess that's what you wrote. Thanks for the comment!
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  7433. Thank you, Mike. Glad you like it!
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  7434. REAPER MILITIA SIDETRACKED Perfect!
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  7435. I think you should!
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  7436. Kyle Woods Thank you!
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  7437. This one is made from elm.
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  7438. waveride63 Thanks! No name yet, I will when I get to know it better.
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  7439. Jeremy staples I’ve only held courses where you build your own bow, haven’t sold any.
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  7440. Rafael Hulme Thanks!
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  7441. aokspage Thank you!
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  7442. Thank you, Mike. Glad you like it!
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  7443. gary gibbs This bow was made for target practice and I’m not allowed to use my 70 lbs bows there. It’s about 48 lbs, this one, but it’s fast and shoots very long. So yes, you could use it for hunting, but maybe not elk, moose and so on.
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  7444. Hi Sally! No, I am sorry to say I don’t.
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  7445. Sorry about that! In Norway both designs are called longbows, and classified as such in competition.
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  7446. Research and Build No, of course I wasn’t. That would weaken the bow for sure. I have only done that once, on a replica of eastern woodland native American flatbow with sinew backing. On that one I had to remove some notches so that the sinew would stick.
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  7447. I don't sell them, it would take up too much of my time... But I absolutely think you'll be able to make one yourself!
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  7448. Thanks, Even!
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  7449. Thank you, David.
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  7450. Thanks a lot!
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  7451. Yes.
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  7452. Yes, either from birch bark or willow.
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  7453. I have made many bows from ash and maple here in Norway. I always use a flatbow design for those, while my yew bows are always longbows.
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  7454. zona942 You’re welcome!
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  7455. Thanks!
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  7456. I think you should! Just remember to use the best shape for the type of wood that you have available!
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  7457. zona942 Hi there! This is an elm bow.
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  7458. Thanks!
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  7459. This is an elm bow.
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  7460. I don't know that, but at least I try my best... Thank you!
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  7461. Agustin Marbae Hi Augustin! This is an elm bow.
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  7462. Watch the video to the end and you'll see the credits.
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  7463. Thank you!
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  7464. steve lewis Well, that’s horrible. One should always be allowed to carry nice tools!
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  7465. Daemon Lee Not exactly what you mean, but it’s a perfectly aligned bow and I believe the fastest 48 lbs selfbow I’ve shot.
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  7466. Thank you, Derek.
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  7467. There are many good bow making videos here on Youtube. If this one helps, well, nothing is better than that!
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  7468. I believe this one is just below 50 lbs.
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  7469. Thanks a lot!
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  7470. Thank you, David. I don't know if I'm a master, but I do my best and I think this craft is very rewarding and fun. Glad you like the video!
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  7471. Ozdave McGee Hi there! It’s a splitting axe and made for this. But thanks for the letting me know, a man should take care of his axes!
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  7472. Bushcraft Requena Thanks a lot, glad you like it!
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  7473. Thanks a lot!
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  7474. Richard Adrian I don’t know sugar maple well, but maple in general is good for bows. Oak too can be used. Good luck, I’m sure it will turn out great!
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  7475. Jharp I don’t know the properties of Dutch elm exactly, but try and see how it turns out?
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  7476. Thanks a lot, Barry!
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  7477. theblissfullone It's very satisfying work!
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  7478. theblissfullone Yes, in my heated garage. I think at least 6 months, but that long is not necessary.
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  7479. Especially with elm, as it has a beautiful colored core.
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  7480. Thank you! It's boiled linseed oil. It smells lovely and is all natural, of course.
    1
  7481. Thank you, Garth!
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  7482. Ed Reese Thanks!
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  7483. Thanks!
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  7484. Glad you noticed that angle!
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  7485. Thank you, Frank!
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  7486. Dear Ed, I am back home in Norway now, but I will start planning a gathering here in Norway. I hope you will have a chance to come!
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  7487. I discovered that very quickly!
    1
  7488. Thank you!
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  7489. It was an exhausting trip, but yes, absolutely worth it.
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  7490. Dear Simon, we went there and tried to find it, but as you, no luck. Maybe they didn't like that a "heathen" was buried there? (Just me guessing, of course.)
    1
  7491. Thanks, Richard. Glad you liked it!
    1
  7492. Amanda, that is my guess as well. I didn't want to say it, but I do suspect that.
    1
  7493. Dear @pernila7400  , thank you so much for contributing here. But please be kind to the other people on this channel. I value discussion, but it I prefer it to be respectful discussion. Best regards, Bjørn
    1
  7494. Glad you liked it!
    1
  7495. Thanks, Matt.
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  7496. Dear Wade, thank you. Also, thanks for your videos, which helped me through many hours of waiting on Friday.
    1
  7497. That is a good idea, my friend. Both the settlement video and the overnighter!
    1
  7498. Glad you liked it, my friend.
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  7499. Selv takk, min venn!
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  7500. Hei! Da må du nok vente litt. Du kan kanskje kontakte forlaget og fortelle dem at dette er noe du ønsker?
    1
  7501. Ah, you noticed!
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  7502. Thank you, Steve!
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  7503. I hope it will happen soon!
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  7504. Glad you liked it, Michael!
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  7505. I have looked into which langues and cultures were dominant at that time, yes. Thanks for reminding me and pointing this out!
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  7506. Thank you!
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  7507. Hi there! Thanks for the comment. There is drone footage there.
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  7508. Missed it, maybe next time!
    1
  7509. Thanks, Jeff!
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  7510. Yes, the weather was not on my side this time.
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  7511. They are not in English yet. My agent needs to land a book deal for that language market. On jomsviking.no you can find a list of countries where my books have been published.
    1
  7512. Thank you!
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  7513. Someone else had put them there, they can't get that the door needs to be kept open, using the hook and string inside.
    1
  7514. That's great advice, Mike.
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  7515. Thank you, my friend!
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  7516. Thanks, Stephen. Sorry for the delayed response, by the way.
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  7517. Thank you, my friend.
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  7518. Awesome, Adrián. And thanks for the comment.
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  7519. Thank you, Jeremy. That was very kind of you.
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  7520. Glad you liked it, James. And thanks for your comment as well.
    1
  7521. I have gotten that impression, Elwyn. Very wise, I think no man should allow himself to get bored.
    1
  7522. Thank you, my friend.
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  7523. Hope you like it! And I believe you're new to the channel? If so, welcome!
    1
  7524. Thanks a lot, Lori Kettle!
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  7525. Thanks, Tom!
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  7526. Thanks a lot, Paulie!
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  7527. Awesome!
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  7528. We do know about Pearl Harbor, Paula.
    1
  7529. I am sorry for your loss.
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  7530. No, we're born free, as I said.
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  7531. I already have 60 hours work weeks.
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  7532. Yes, Alison. It's the same in Norwegian. Curse words here are usually about "intimate" relations, the devil or Jesus/Christ.
    1
  7533. Haha, maybe not this one!
    1
  7534. Yes, let cider be the spice of life. Absolutely!
    1
  7535. Awesome
    1
  7536. Yes, I googled it just now. (I knew already it’s a computer game.) Is it possible to see the character?
    1
  7537. TURBO TORTOISE I have to ask: What does that mean?
    1
  7538. Thank you! This was the last part, though.
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  7539. Thank you!
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  7540. Thank you!
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  7541. Glad you liked it!
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  7542. Thank you, Richard, glad you liked it!
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  7543. That is good to hear. And from what I understand, letting the big ones go is wise in order to keep the population's DNA healthy, so to speak.
    1
  7544. Thanks a lot. Yes, this ignorance towards life is disturbing. It seems to be getting worse as well.
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  7545. Thank you, Rune. As several has said in the comments here, it seems to be getting worse. Can it be because many hunters are immature grown up boys who progressed directly from video games to shooting animals for fun?
    1
  7546. Randy Chadwick Thank you, Randy!
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  7547. Absolutely! I see that ownership attitude a lot and it’s sad.
    1
  7548. Thank you, Ynes!
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  7549. I am sorry to hear that, Robert. But it is the same here. People don't understand, or they don't care, or both.
    1
  7550. Thank you. The shirt was made for me many years ago.
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  7551. I don't like to see kids mistreating crabs either, or any animal. It is the parents' fault as they fail to teach their kids respect for all living things, which we need to have to face the challenges that are coming.
    1
  7552. Indeed it does! Thanks for the support!
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  7553. Thank you.
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  7554. Godt poeng, og jeg er langt på vei enig. Men jeg har altså vært borti folk som vil på ulvejakt for spenning, status osv. De menneskene er kanskje et større problem enn sauebønder... Velkommen til kanalen, forresten!
    1
  7555. Yes, I know that feeling...
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  7556. Dear Tim! I think you're a good father! And yes, it is terrible what the Norwegian government is doing to the wolves now. It has become quite clear that the people who go out and hunt those wolves are not totally right in the head... Some conversations were leaked from their radios etc. Compassion is what makes us human, I believe. Without it we are just apes with long legs.
    1
  7557. Thank you, and much respect to you and your people for that. I miss that attitude here.
    1
  7558. Absolutely!
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  7559. J9M7N Thank you!
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  7560. Dear Sir, I absolutely agree.
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  7561. Frederik Rypma Not allowed to camp in the woods? That's terrible!
    1
  7562. Thanks!
    1
  7563. Thank you, Jeff! I do my best!
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  7564. sarah anderson Thank you, Sarah.
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  7565. Joe Mazzola Thank you. This seems to be a problem everywhere, sadly.
    1
  7566. No, I bought this chair, it was made for me by Forn Leidh.
    1
  7567. Sören Hahn Thanks a lot!
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  7568. Steve Fitch Good idea!
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  7569. John Gordon Thanks! Yes, I absolutely love my chair!
    1
  7570. I think so too. The craftsman is very skilled. I just made a small adjustment.
    1
  7571. Kyle Woods Thank you!
    1
  7572. MultiBelz Greetings!
    1
  7573. Yes, he is very skilled. It was a bit straight in the back for my taste, but that's corrected now.
    1
  7574. It's a seat for any Thor, yes!
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  7575. Yes, absolutely! You'll see it in my next video.
    1
  7576. Thank you, Julien!
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  7577. DênisAP Thank you and skål!
    1
  7578. Thank you.
    1
  7579. I always had freedom. I still do. Educate yourself on these topics.
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  7580. Takk skal du ha!
    1
  7581. Thank you, J.B.
    1
  7582. Thank you, Lisa.
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  7583. That is truly awesome. I didn't think about that, but of course you're right.
    1
  7584. Yes, it happens. They usually freeze to death before they are found, sadly.
    1
  7585. Thanks!
    1
  7586. It' s non alcholic.
    1
  7587. Dear Chris Blenkinsopp, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
    1
  7588. Skål!
    1
  7589. Thanks!
    1
  7590. Takk for det!
    1
  7591. Thanks a lot!
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  7592. Thanks a lot and welcome!
    1
  7593. Dear Funstuff13613, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
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  7594. No, they are produced locally. Also, planes from abroad follow other routes.
    1
  7595. Thank you, Jennifer. That means a lot.
    1
  7596. Skål!
    1
  7597. Thank you. That means a lot to me.
    1
  7598. Thank you so much, Yvonne!
    1
  7599. Thank you, that's awesome.
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  7600. I know, so do I! About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  7601. I would do an audio too, if they thought my accent is worth listening too!
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  7602. Dear friend, glad you liked it. It was in a mall, but it was still a fun day. About my novels being made available in the English language, let me do a bit of copy and paste and reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
    1
  7603. I can't give you any good news about the English version yet. About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  7604. Rebecca, I believe there are many good publishers. Anyone who publish historical novels. Penguin, perhaps?
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  7605. Thank you, Rebecca. Forgive me for doing a bit of copy and paste here, but lots of people are asking for a bit of an explanation: About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
    1
  7606. I get the same feeling, absolutely. About my novels being made available in the English language, let me do a bit of copy and paste and reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
    1
  7607. Thank you, Thor. God jul to you as well.
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  7608. That's a correct observation...
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  7609. Thanks! Likewise!
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  7610. Thank you, Taro. Good to see you back here on Youtube, by the way.
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  7611. I would absolutey do that! About my novels being made available in the English language, let me do a bit of copy and paste and reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  7612. That's up to the Dutch publisher. My guess is it will be.
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  7613. Thank you!
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  7614. Thank you, my friend. Forgive me for doing a bit of copy and paste here, but I have written this explanation about the whole English edition question: About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  7615. Haha, I know.
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  7616. Thank you, much appreciated!
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  7617. They did, but I can't really film that.
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  7618. Thank you, Kerry. And god jul to you!
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  7619. Thank you, Craig! I really appreciate that.
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  7620. Sorry, Craig, no news yet. About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  7621. Yes, it's something special, this one.
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  7622. I would love to see them in English, but it's not up to me. (Now let me do a bit of copy and paste, as lots of people are asking about this.) About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  7623. You would, Lisa. No doubt about it!
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  7624. Thank you!
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  7625. Thank you!
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  7626. Thank you. Glad you liked it! About the books becoming available in English, let me copy and paste a bit here: About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
    1
  7627. Dear Will, glad you liked it. Let me do a bit of copy and paste to explain: About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated into English, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them published in English. I have heard publishers do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
    1
  7628. Glad you liked it! About my novels being made available in the English language, let me reply as I just did below: My novels are not available in English yet, as my agent has not yet landed a book deal for me in that language. They have, however, done so in 7 other languages. The first of the Jomsviking novels has already been translated, and so has the first three chapters of the second one, I believe. If you would like to give some English or American publisher a hint, you could give them a call or send them an email and express that you would very much like to see them in English. I have heard they do listen to such requests. They would then contact my agent and we would get a book deal signed.
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  7629. Thanks. I checked and there is no way the background music is too loud.
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  7630. Your help building this was invaluable, my friend.
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  7631. I have never done "doom and gloom" videos and never will.
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  7632. Hi there. I have several carving videos on this channel. For instance, I made that bow.
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  7633. Thank you, Paul. I am well. How are you?
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  7634. If you think that, this channel is not for you.
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  7635. I will never be careful talking about how we need to connect with nature.
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  7636. Thank you!
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  7637. I read about the hopi people already as a child, actually!
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  7638. Well said.
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  7639. I probably won't.
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  7640. Hi Brett. You seem like a nice woman. Try to be more respectful in the future!
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  7641. Dear Unwind406, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
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  7642. You're welcome!
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  7643. Thanks, Barbara.
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  7644. Welcome aboard, Amara!
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  7645. Thank you so much, my friend.
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  7646. What an awesome comment. Thank you for wording this better than I could.
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  7647. Ah, wish I could join you!
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  7648. Yes, I guess we must all conform to the tv show art designers, haha!
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  7649. If you go to the video where I think I present the 30.000 subs giveaway (or was it 20.000), you'll find a link to a knifesmith. He's making these.
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  7650. I try not to stress it. Sometimes it takes a few more times!
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  7651. Thanks, Tammy! Practice makes if not perfect, at least gradually better.
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  7652. Yes, I got it and replied by email about that. Thank you!
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  7653. Yes, it is!
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  7654. Thanks, Bruce!
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  7655. Go for it!
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  7656. Thank you!
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  7657. Yes, there is a fire warning as well as the normal regulations.
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  7658. I'm fine, thank you!
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  7659. Yes, it's great fun and a good way to connect with the past as well, I find.
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  7660. Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen • For 1 sekund siden If you go to the video where I think I present the 30.000 subs giveaway (or was it 20.000), you'll find a link to a knifesmith. He's making these.
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  7661. My advice would be to look at how you're holding the flint and charcloth and minimize the distance between the two.
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  7662. Thanks, Sven. Got your email, and answered, by the way.
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  7663. Thank you!
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  7664. Thank you, Alan!
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  7665. Welcome, Rafael!
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  7666. Hi Thomas! That would be leggbiter, actually!
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  7667. Yes, they are quite common here.
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  7668. I think they're good. I will get back to a more detailed review later.
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  7669. I think what needs to happen is that people need to contact English publishers and suggest they buy the rights. The novels have already been translated and there is only a matter of getting an English language publisher to publish them.
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  7670. I think you'll love the design.
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  7671. Thank you, Marta!
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  7672. It's a good one. You'll love it.
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  7673. Thanks, Lukas.
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  7674. No, it's good, actually.
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  7675. george chambers Thanks!
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  7676. Thank you, Jake!
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  7677. I've asked and I will get back to that later. I think it's quite hard.
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  7678. Thank you!
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  7679. Thank you!
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  7680. Thanks, Shane.
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  7681. Thanks a lot, my friend.
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  7682. Yes, they are somewhat similar. Maybe the Sami got their design from the Vikings?
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  7683. I think you'll like it, James.
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  7684. Thank you, I very much appreciate that.
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  7685. Hi Anna. Thanks for your comment. I do not delete comments unless they are obviously rude, trolling or spam.
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  7686. Thank you, Suzi!
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  7687. Thank you, Ashley!
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  7688. Thank you!
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  7689. Thank you, Edgar!
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  7690. Thank you!
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  7691. I have a video where I include that, actually.
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  7692. It is the southeast, near the Swedish border.
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  7693. Thanks, Mike!
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  7694. I totally agree.
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  7695. Thank you, Steffen. Very well said and well done! And yes, I have looked into the Agenda 21. The stuff of nightmares.
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  7696. Only very few people will actually leave the cities. We're talking not even 1%, probably. I say this so that those who need a little push to take that step, will do it. Again, those will be very, very few.
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  7697. Thank you, my friend.
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  7698. Then I think you should do that.
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  7699. Thank you, Ruth.
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  7700. I am sorry to hear this!
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  7701. That is incorrect. I have more views now, lots more. I also think you should take a look at my channel page. I make more Viking videos now than previously.
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  7702. Hi Christine. 1, Show some respect or go away. 2, I do not show every aspect of my life in my videos and you do not what I do or have done.
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  7703. Then go to another channel.
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  7704. I don't know so much about chess, but I know these two games evolved side by side and that they are quite different.
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  7705. Glad you liked it!
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  7706. Hi Shawn, and thank you. I am not sure about that, as most such books seems to be in English.
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  7707. I don't know, but I think it is easier to bring a mat around to friends and family and so on.
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  7708. This game came with a manual.
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  7709. Yes, I think you'd like it!
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  7710. When it comes to board games, we know they played dices and also chess became popular from the 11th century.
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  7711. No right or wrong here. We don't know exactly how this was played, so I believe you can adjust these rules however you like.
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  7712. If so, then something good came out of this video!
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  7713. Thank you!
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  7714. Thanks, Matthew!
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  7715. Thank you, Tom!
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  7716. In the rules I have here, you can.
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  7717. It wouldn't surprise me!
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  7718. I think you'll absolutely love it. My son and I play it all the time.
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  7719. Thank you, Colin!
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  7720. Yes, I really like the look of those.
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  7721. Thank you, William!
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  7722. Thank you, Lindsey!
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  7723. Thank you. Glad to hear you found one!
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  7724. Glad you like it!
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  7725. Aha, yes, I expected there was an app!
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  7726. Thank you!
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  7727. At the museum in Oslo.
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  7728. Thank you, Mary. Glad to have you on board!
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  7729. Hi Maria! As many as are available in those four directions or as many as you like in that space.
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  7730. Yes
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  7731. I think you'll love it!
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  7732. Thanks!
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  7733. It seems like there are two ways to go about that situation: The king waits until another of his pieces comes to his aid and captures one of the surrounding pieces, or the king is captured.
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  7734. Thanks! I guess many museums are selling this one.
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  7735. Thank you, Kendra! That's very kind of you to say. I think you might get it on Amazon. I bought this one at the museum in Oslo.
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  7736. Thanks, Ron!
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  7737. Yes, you gave me the idea. So I did the research and took out the linnen sheath and pieces. The video seems to be doing well. Thank you! I would love those pints and a few rounds of tafl!
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  7738. I think that’s open for discussion. Some would argue it’s more like the f sounds become sharps v’s, but we really don’t know how it was pronounced. Icelandic can give us a clue, but it’s Norse + 1000 years...
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  7739. I don't know where to buy it, I got it at the museum in Oslo.
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  7740. Thank you. I think you and your friends will really like this game.
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  7741. Awesome!
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  7742. Thanks!!!
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  7743. Thanks!
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  7744. Thank you!
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  7745. Well, we don't exactly know how it was pronouned. The closest we can get to Norse is Icelandic, which is Norse + 1000 years. So no right or wrong here, I would say!
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  7746. Thanks a lot, and welcome!
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  7747. F blir til v og v ofte til b ettersom tiden går. Vi vet ikke hvordan de uttalte ordene da, selv om lingvister ønsker det annerledes. Islandsk er det nærmeste vi kommer. Det er en norrøn dialekt pluss et årtusen... Så her tror jeg ikke det er noen absolutte svar!
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  7748. Absolutely. I will probably have to get two others to play while I film, but that can be done.
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  7749. Thank you, Jason!
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  7750. That's a great gift!
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  7751. I don't know. Maybe you can find a webshop?
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  7752. Glad you liked it!
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  7753. Takk, Stian.
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  7754. Thank you, Matty. It was not my camera rig that was being used, but I do have stabilizing when I film myself. Glad you enjoyed the video!
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  7755. Yes, I could talk a bit more about that in a future video.
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  7756. Oh, sorry about that!
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  7757. Yes, absolutely.
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  7758. I actually have relatives in Australia. One of my ancestors was sent there as a convict.
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  7759. Thank you! Glad that you like my channel!
    1
  7760. Well, I guess we have all kinds here...
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  7761. Yes, I guess so. I thought you wrote "hillbilly forests" there for a second, but we have those as well, haha. I guess some would say I am one of those hillbillys.
    1
  7762. Well, it is drinkable. Most of the time.
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  7763. Thank you, Michael!
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  7764. Thank you!
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  7765. I feel honoured!
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  7766. I now use my Gopro for that, I think it gets me better film quality.
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  7767. Thank you!
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  7768. No, no, no, there is no way to get that close with the type of phone I am talking about here. I think you're getting different technologies mixed up here.
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  7769. Thank you. Well said!
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  7770. I am sorry to hear this. I hope you can get this sorted out. My best wishes to you!
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  7771. Thanks a lot!
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  7772. Thank you, Cynthia!
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  7773. Thank you!
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  7774. Thank you, Greg. I very much appreciate that!
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  7775. Thank you, Matt!
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  7776. Thanks!
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  7777. Well said!
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  7778. Thank you!
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  7779. The difference is vast when it comes to position and the amount of information you give away.
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  7780. Thank you for the question. Maybe not for a video, but I can tell you that I am a novelist and that is how I make my money. Youtube comes on top of that.
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  7781. Thanks! And I do see your comment.
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  7782. Thank you!
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  7783. Good to hear. The dogs are fine!
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  7784. I am not on Odessy.
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  7785. I have seen those numbers too. It could be that the people with Bachelor and Master degree typically work in companies that require them to have it, perhaps?
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  7786. Could you please contact me? Go to the Info page on this Youtube channel. You will find my email address there. I will make sure your email goes through the admin team. Please write your name in the title.
    1
  7787. Well... Where do you think I live?
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  7788. Thank you, Lee. And happy birthday to your daughter!
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  7789. We do the same!
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  7790. My friend is from England originally.
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  7791. I don't even think you can be great over time in martial arts/boxing if you're an ego sentric moron.
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  7792. Glad to help!
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  7793. There are always some who do that. They're a bit sad, those people.
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  7794. I might actually film that tomorrow.
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  7795. Great idea!
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  7796. I would say most people will be happier with kids, but some are not fit to be parents.
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  7797. Thank you. Very kind of you to say that.
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  7798. Thanks! Glad to have you here!
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  7799. Very kind of you.
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  7800. Absolutely.
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  7801. Thank you too!
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  7802. No, it is pseudo science.
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  7803. Glad you enjoy it!
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  7804. Thank you, Steve.
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  7805. Welcome aboard! Thanks a lot!
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  7806. Welcome aboard and thanks a lot for the comment, Lee!
    1
  7807. Sorry, this giveaway is finished, but I have another one coming up very soon.
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  7808. It certainly does!
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  7809. Thank you, Doris.
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  7810. Thanks a lot!
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  7811. Thank you, my friend.
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  7812. That is awesome, Johan.
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  7813. Hi Myrtle. Try applying some critical thinking for a change. I think you will benefit greatly from it.
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  7814. Thank you too!
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  7815. Yet many, if not most, of those leaders meeting in Davos now, are Christians or Muslims.
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  7816. That is awesome! Best regards from Norway!
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  7817. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  7818. Thank you.
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  7819. I suggest reading up on the migration period.
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  7820. My pleasure
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  7821. Just trying to be kind here: Spend less time reading conspiracy theories and more time reading actual proper books.
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  7822. That is not entirely true, but well done for trying. I suggest reading the sagas and looking into the vast amount of archaelogical evidence.
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  7823. It certainly is, Susan. Thanks for sharing that.
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  7824. Oh no, how will I be able to move on from this?
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  7825. Hi James. I will ask you to display some maturity here on this channel and also do read up on what you're talking about. But well done for trying.
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  7826. No.
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  7827.  @codycuppes6954  Well, they say they only eat Christian people, so I'm safe, haha.
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  7828.  @beachmaster3486  We have to kick them out. These are not normal negative comments, to say the least.
    1
  7829. Wonderful!
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  7830. Listen again, Mick. The words I use didn't make sense to you because you did not understand them. They are not English.
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  7831. I am not a Christian, you simpleton. Did you not watch the video?
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  7832. Hi John. Thanks for the comment. I suggest reading up on the history of religions and especially Christian mythology. By reading I mean reading proper books based on actual scientific research. Apart from that, refrain from making blunt statements about some Abrahamic religion. This is not the place for that.
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  7833. Thank you!
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  7834. It is tempting to guess that, but the numbers don't add up, neither the timing.
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  7835. So I have seen...
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  7836. That is wonderful. I would be interested in more information about that, actually. I don't like KrF much, to say the least.
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  7837. Thank you, Teresa!
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  7838. It's a good point. We know quite a bit about some of them. And some of them were very pragmatic about the whole thing and used it merely as a tool to gain power. Others were devout Christians. And they used it as a tool as well, of course.
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  7839. This is not true, but thanks for the comment anyway.
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  7840. I am not your dear, Linda.
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  7841. Sean Lewis Dear Sean, thanks a lot! Glad to have you here! I just checked now about the frying pan. The manufacturer is called Four Seasons and it’s made from copper.
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  7842. It was just a small log.
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  7843. Thank you!
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  7844. Gary Chynne Thank you, Gare! It's even better than in a mansion, I'd say!
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  7845. Survival Mindset Thanks! (Just checked out your channel and sub'd too.)
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  7846. Ed Reese Thank you, Ed!
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  7847. sean Hudson Thank you, Sean! I would love to go camping in a desert some time!
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  7848. Udnar the Angry Wow, thanks!
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  7849. Well, then I must say it's good to have you here.
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  7850. limpanmackan Outdoor and Bushcraft Thank you, Marcus!
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  7851. True words!
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  7852. Thanks a skål to you! If you want to sell me a leather strap thing for my Polish lavvu, do send me an email (You'll find it on the info page to this channel.)
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  7853. Just don't download the video and upload it somewhere. That's illegal and can get you in trouble.
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  7854. I am so sorry to hear that. But thanks for checking.
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  7855. Yes, and they get into my hair and beard. They like me much more than anyone else I know. too.
    1
  7856. What? Depression?
    1
  7857. Thank you, my friend. I will remember those wise words!
    1
  7858. That is awesome. Thanks a lot!
    1
  7859. On a computer, I guess it the context becomes even more important. People have trouble remembering their lies.
    1
  7860. Thank you. Many therapists use mirroring slightly to gain trust and make the patient feel at ease.
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  7861. My novels are not available in English yet, but I hope it will happen soon.
    1
  7862. Thanks! That's my logo shirt (link in the video description.) Glad you like it!
    1
  7863. Thanks, Michael.
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  7864. Thank you, Diane.
    1
  7865. Hm, the Funnytube is up to its old tricks again...
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  7866. Thanks!
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  7867. Exactly. Some people would love to have that.
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  7868. No.
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  7869. Thank you. Yes, no surprises when it comes to this.
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  7870. If you think this is rambling, I would first suggest you learn to mind your words. I would also suggest you go to the scripted channels. They would be easier for you, Jeffrey.
    1
  7871. Thanks, Joel. I prefer the term I used in the video. The do not only conform to the rules. They really love the rules.
    1
  7872. I think you should do that. I will do this my own way.
    1
  7873. Well, Amundsen did some other stuff too. He was a bit of a maniac, that's the kindest way to put it.
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  7874. A longer version of this video can be found at my channel Bjorn Outdoors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pj1AgIm0LxI
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  7875. Yes, I have one.
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  7876. Yes, exactly.
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  7877. Prime Genesis I know the DNA of the Norse can be found there, yes. The ocean connects, it does not divide.
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  7878. Dear Karen, that’s what I always try to do, to take you with me. Glad to hear you’re getting snow! But I hope the winter won’t be too cold.
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  7879. marta sztahura Thank you, Marta!
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  7880. The KG Thanks a lot, my friend.
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  7881. Thank you!
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  7882. Mardi Haynes Thank you. And yes, it is.
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  7883. Bill Voigt I haven’t seen anymore damage. So fingers crossed!
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  7884. That is wonderful. We have this treasure that is given to us at birth and we should use it!
    1
  7885. Thanks for the comment!
    1
  7886. Thanks, Ed.
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  7887. Thank you, my friend!
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  7888. Thank you, my friend. Who knows, maybe one day you will come here and visit your second homeland?
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  7889. Thank you! I will do my best to have them published in English as well, of course.
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  7890. Dear friend, I hope you will find back to your happiness and to nature as well!
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  7891. It needs to happen!
    1
  7892. Thank you! Yes, I really like the look and feel of that book.
    1
  7893. Thank you.
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  7894. Thank you! I will do what I can to have them published in English.
    1
  7895. Thanks, Gaelle! That is kind of you to say.
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  7896. My best wished for you, my friend. I hope you get out in nature as soon as possible!
    1
  7897. I know, the trees they used during the Viking Age, if we judge by boards etc, was a lot thicker.
    1
  7898. Thank you, Caroline. Glad you liked it.
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  7899. That is awesome, Martyn. Thank you.
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  7900. Thanks, Druetty. I know it's a privilege and it is great to live in the area where my ancestors lived. Well, I don't actually know that my Norse ancestors lived exactly here, of course, but you get my meaning.
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  7901. Thanks! I have Celtic roots as well, and I feel that when I visit the ancient sites in England and Scotland. Thank you again!
    1
  7902. Thank you, Joseph!
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  7903. Thank you, David. Glad you liked it!
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  7904. Thank you, Ed. No, haven't seen more than a few minutes.
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  7905. Thanks, Tobias! I am looking forward to the German edition myself. I will be touring a bit in Germany as well this fall.
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  7906. That is awesome!
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  7907. Thank you, D C. I will make sure they are eventuelly published in English, absolutely.
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  7908. Awesome!
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  7909. Dear Larry, I have lots of respect for the "trønders". Good people, and always fun at parties!
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  7910. Thank you!
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  7911. Awesome! It's a common pattern known as "Icelandic".
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  7912. Thank you so much, Russell.
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  7913. Thank you!
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  7914. No, that could not have been me.
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  7915. Yes, it's lovely out in the woods, especially at this time of the year.
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  7916. Thanks a lot, Leo!
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  7917. It won't be long now!
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  7918. rhialobran I really hope so. 10.000 would be fantastic.
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  7919. Thanks a lot!
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  7920. Maybe? I don't know... This was the first year in ages that they did anything on that field, it's just been a normal field for a long time.
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  7921. I think maybe an axe could be expensive to send to the winner, but I'll see what I can do.
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  7922. That is a very good idea, James!
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  7923. Thank you!
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  7924. Thank you!
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  7925. Thank you. I think we need it!
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  7926. Thank you!
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  7927. Writing this a few days later, I can tell you we have actually had some rain!
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  7928. Thank you, Dennis!
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  7929. Thank you, Sara.
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  7930. Thank you, Henrik. Very nice of you to say! And yes, let us hope that me brining a Mjollnir into the woods will bring some rain! We need that now!
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  7931. Thank you, Alfred. The weather has gone crazy!
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  7932. Yes, it's a common problem, but now the emails will make sure you get notified.
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  7933. Awesome, thanks.
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  7934. Thanks a lot!
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  7935. Thank you!
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  7936. Thank you!
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  7937. New camera, I will fix this before the next video.
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  7938. Thank you, Eric!
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  7939. That's the problem with this platform. But a mailing list should fix that.
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  7940. Thank you!
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  7941. I'm sorry to hear about the problems, but at least the mailing list should fix it.
    1
  7942. Thank you!
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  7943. Thank you, Lori, and likewise!
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  7944. Thank you, and let's hope for rain!
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  7945. Yes, proper snail mail, haha.
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  7946. Thank you!
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  7947. Thank you, James. I will do my best to get a book deal for the English market some time during this fall.
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  7948. Thank you, Casper!
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  7949. I see now that could be a problem, haha!
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  7950. Awesome!
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  7951. Awesome!
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  7952. Yes. So many fires. We need some heavy rain now.
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  7953. Thank you, and best regards from Norway!
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  7954. Thank you, Deb!
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  7955. Thank you, Lincoln!
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  7956. It has been highly requested, so let me see what I can do.
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  7957. Thank you!
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  7958. Glad to hear that, and we did just get some rain here!
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  7959. Thank you, Steve!
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  7960. Jomsviking, the first of the series with the same title, has been sold to German and other language markets, but not to English and French yet. There is a translation in English as well, but no book deal for the English market yet.
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  7961. Just click on the link and type it in there. Everything should be working just fine.
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  7962. Awesome, Alan. And thank you.
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  7963. Thank you, Kerry!
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  7964. Busy with my upcoming novel! But well, thank you.
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  7965. Other than that it's a Mjollnir and the patterns on it, I don't know.
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  7966. Thank you, Zak!
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  7967. That's a good idea. Thank you for signing up!
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  7968. Yes, I have and I hope it will be as you say, very cool!
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  7969. By the way, sorry I haven't watched your videos lately. I have been very busy with my novel and I still am. I plan a Spirit Forest marathon some time at the end of August!
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  7970. We did actually get some rain, but we need more! It is very dry in the woods now.
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  7971. Noted!
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  7972. Hei! Thanks a lot! Greetings from Norway!
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  7973. Thank you, Richard!
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  7974. Thank you, Runa!
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  7975. The Last Neanderthal I actually prefer winter camping. No mosquitos!
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  7976. Steve Lewis Yes, open air. It's a shelter that both the kindergarden people nearby and myself have gradually improved.
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  7977. REAPER MILITIA SIDETRACKED I will do that.
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  7978. alexandra weed Thank you!
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  7979. Gary Chynne Yes, that was the word!
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  7980. sean Hudson Thank you, Sean!
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  7981. NorwegianWoods Takk, Martin!
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  7982. Thanks! There is nothing like it, except maybe waking up at sea.
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  7983. John the Beast Thank you, John! I checked out your channel right now, great stuff! Subscribing!
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  7984. Sounds great. Looking forward to that. Subscribing to your channel, too.
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  7985. Wonderful! I am getting one of those tents too, a "Saxon" style. Maybe we'll meet one day?
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  7986. Taromovies Swiss Bushcraft & Survival I like that little stove a lot! Very handy. And yes, the company of kids is much better than beer, haha!
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  7987. UNEVEAGLE TV Thank you!
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  7988. Viking Shaman Takk!
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  7989. Thank you!
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  7990. Nathan4071 Good point! But I like to post weekly.
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  7991. joakim oskarsson It's only a few weeks more now! I love those first mornings with frost on the ground.
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  7992. Steve Lewis Thanks a lot, Steve!
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  7993. Thanks a lot, Nicolas! That's very kind of you to say!
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  7994. Jase Hogarth Don't know my plans concerning going to York next year, but I hope to!
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  7995. Jase Hogarth Wow, thanks a lot. Glad you like them!
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  7996. sarah anderson Thank you, Sarah.
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  7997. Takk!
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  7998. Dagmar Ingrid Thank you!
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  7999. Thanks a lot. And welcome!
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  8000. sim1tti Thanks! And yes, it does.
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  8001. Jordan Steel Thanks!
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  8002. Wild Canadian Outdoors Thanks!
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  8003. Glad you liked it!
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  8004. Good advice! Thanks a lot!
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  8005. Thank you.
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  8006. Hi Lisa and Mandi. As I mentioned, I upload videos every week.
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  8007. Hi Kaylynn. Thanks! I checked and it should work fine.
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  8008. There's a lot of wisdom in the trees, they say. If us humans could only sit still and listen...
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  8009. Thank you, Dori.
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  8010. Thank you, that is very kind of you to say.
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  8011. Yes, and now that I finally find time to answer your message, almost all the snow is gone and I'm eager to see the first green leaves!
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  8012. I am glad as well! It’s my Viking hat. That’s a great shape for a fire steel, by the way!
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  8013. Coming from another outdoorsman, that’s a great compliment. Thank you.
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  8014. Thanks!
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  8015. Thank you!
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  8016. Greetings from Norway. You will like it here.
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  8017. I think you should! Regards, Bjørn
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  8018. Thank you!
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  8019. It absolutely is!
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  8020. Thank you, Brett!
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  8021. Thank you, Casper!
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  8022. Thank you!
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  8023. Thank you, Jakub!
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  8024. Thanks, Ron! I’ve never been accused of «faking» myself, but I’ve seen other Youtube bushcrafters being accused of that, even though I know they’re the real deal.
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  8025. Thank you. Have a great day!
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  8026. Not at all, actually. But I didn’t use it for a very long time. Maybe it would if I had to make a larger ember.
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  8027. Thank you, and best regards from Norway!
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  8028. Well, I actually don't know. I have concentrated mostly on post Stone Age technology. But maybe it is impossible to know for sure, since a stone like that could just be a normal stone, or it could have been someone's spindle handle.
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  8029. I can understand why that pebble has become a friend. There is something very special about nature items like that. And it is the very first spindle handle man used, I believe!
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  8030. That’s a good idea.
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  8031. Thank you!
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  8032. Well, I know I can't keep doing that forever, but at the moment it is just a pleasure and the channel is not that insanely big yet.
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  8033. Thank you!
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  8034. Thank you, Elwyn. Wonderful feedback. Have a great day!
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  8035. Thank you, Phil.
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  8036. Alejandro Diego Hi Alejandro, they obviously didn’t have cotton, but they used natural materials like chaga instead. They also had flint stones, or quartz, depending on the area and trade.
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  8037. I'll put it on the list!
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  8038. Thank you, Jacky! Glad you like it!
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  8039. Thank you, my friend!
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  8040. Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it.
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  8041. Thank you, Mara!
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  8042. Glad you enjoyed it! Youtube is doing its best to bury them, as they have done with all my runic videos, but I will keep doing them as long as I'm here.
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  8043. You are so welcome.
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  8044. Yes, it is.
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  8045. Thank you, my friend.
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  8046. Yes, they are quite substantial.
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  8047. thomas rognan Så bra! Takk!
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  8048. My agents are working on it. They need to sell the translation to the right publisher on the English language market.
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  8049. Thank you!
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  8050. Wiltshire Man Thank you, Sandy!
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  8051. KFORVET Thank you!
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  8052. mermaniel I have reviewed both on this channel. Both are very good, but they're a bit different. The Boar is more substantial and perhaps more traditional, and heavier.
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  8053. Yes, I'm ordering it for that giveaway.
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  8054. Thanks a lot! I friend of mine, credited at the end, made this music for me.
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  8055. Thank you, Stephen.
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  8056. Pandy Wendy Thank you!
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  8057. theblissfullone Thanks! I feel I'm very fortunate to have so many nice people subscribing to this channel, so this is the least I can do!
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  8058. Thanks a lot! I've heard a lot of good things about Battle Horse knives.
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  8059. Yes, all the sheaths they make are top quality.
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  8060. Frost Hunter I can absolutely recommend it.
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  8061. Aïda Molina Thanks a lot! This knife will even function as a digging tool to some extent, as it is very rugged. By the way, what an exciting job you have!
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  8062. thomas rognan Takk for det!
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  8063. Viking Shaman Takk!
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  8064. 879 now.
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  8065. george aaron Thank you! It's a great knife. But we still need 890 more subscribers as per now. I'll keep posting, so hopefully it won't take long!
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  8066. jeff vaughn Perfect!
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  8067. Robert Wallman Hei! Du kan jo sende meg en mail hvis du går inn på min blog bull-hansen.com og mailer meg derfra?
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  8068. Thank you. I will get back to the giveaway, there's still a few hundred more to go.
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  8069. Ed Reese Thanks!!!
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  8070. The 4 king diggers Thank you!
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  8071. Joe Davenport Thanks, Joe!
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  8072. greg patz Thank you!
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  8073. Gene Carrie I will get a brand new one for the giveaway. Now it's only a matter of waiting for the subscriber count to reach 3000.
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  8074. Hi Adam! The sword was actually not very common in the Viking Age, and probably a high status symbol reserved for the few.
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  8075. Thanks a lot! Yes, I like that knife.
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  8076. No, not at all. I bought that axe. But yes, it is impressive.
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  8077. Hi there! It was made by Arma Epona, but I'm not sure if they make these anymore.
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  8078. Yes, that is actually on my list. It might take a while before I get to it, but it's on the list.
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  8079. +Vikinger Thanks! Glad you like it.
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  8080. I can only answer from my own experience. When I wear Viking clothes, I feel my center of gravity is lower and I move in a more natural manner. Hanging the knives low just feels right then.
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  8081. Yes, you know, a wooden floor would have been scratched up quickly.
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  8082. Thanks, Charlotte. The floor isn't wood, I must say... It's some sort of material that doesn't get scratched up when our dog runs around...
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  8083. Thanks, coming from you that means a lot!
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  8084. I am not French. I have had my ancestral lineage traced back to people like Egil Skallagrimsson.
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  8085. It is there. The link to Seek Outside.
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  8086. Thanks. That is good to know.
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  8087. Dear Kenny, I agree and we did it that way. Go to the video description for the link to the company that sells the stove! And thank you for your kind words. I won't have my kids join me in the videos very often, this being social media and all that.
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  8088. I was, as I said, giving a voice to a Viking man. Such a situation that you describe didn't cross my mind at the time I made this video, I'm afraid!
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  8089. My children were at school when I filmed this video.
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  8090. I think you're very sensible! These things matter.
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  8091. Thank you, Drey. Glad to her that.
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  8092. Thank you! Takk skal du ha!
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  8093. Awesome!
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  8094. Thank you so much, Elwyn.
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  8095. Thank you!
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  8096. I think the sword was very rare and not practical in real life. When I did Japanese knife fighting, we used guardless long knives.
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  8097. Yes, please do. And yes, he does.
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  8098. Very good description! I’d buy it if it was for sale.
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  8099. Absolutely. We need to remember our past.
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  8100. Thank you, Kane!
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  8101. Dear Lonnie, thank you so much for replying! I had never been tagged before, so I was very excited and I should have been clearer about the fact that I don't expect anyone to make a video about this. But I know your view on knives and I find it fascinating that you use the brand that I grew up with as a little boy! Thanks for your kind words and I must say I am very happy that you're still keeping with the Moras. I am sorry about the lower view count on those videos, by the way. Maybe Youtube got up to its old tricks and didn't promote those videos properly? (It has not been suggesting videos I'm interested in lately.) Also, I had that Strømseng Sami knife too, I got it up at the factory north in Norway (had to drive all across the plains there) and gave it away later. Have a nice day!
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  8102. Glad you liked it, Ron!
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  8103. Only if it fits your plan and whenever you have time!
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  8104. Glad you liked it!
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  8105. Thanks, Tom! Glad you like it! And we were tagged in the same video, I believe. Otherwise I would have tagged you in mine.
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  8106. And all the best to you from Norway!
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  8107. Thank you! Only if it fits your schedule, of course.
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  8108. I’m like that too! It gets you thinking how life was there centuries ago.
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  8109. Thank you! I will look further into this. I suspect charcoal for flint and steel is something you can't easily do with Norwegian woods (unless it's punkwood), but I have to investigate this thoroughly.
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  8110. And thank you, Ron!
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  8111. Perfect! It is not so hard once you get some practice doing it.
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  8112. Thank you!!!
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  8113. Hi there, Jan. Thank you, and greetings from Norway!
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  8114. Thanks a lot, Cory!
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  8115. I have made a note, so it's on the list.
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  8116. It is coming up!
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  8117. I did, and subscribed!
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  8118. I will be making a video about natural materials for the flint and steel, so that's coming up. It is my favourite method as well...
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  8119. Thank you! And thanks for your great videos!
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  8120. Thanks!
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  8121. Thank you, Jacky. It is very satisfying once you master it. It connects you to the past, I believe.
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  8122. Thanks!
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  8123. Thanks, Stephen!
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  8124. Hi there! Quartz can be used and I have many times. Obsidian should be perfect, though I have never tried with obsidian.
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  8125. Thanks a lot, that is a great compliment.
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  8126. Hi Martin! It depends on your hand. I like the Boar best, but they are both very good and I prefer the Boar because it fits my hand better. They are both well suited for the boreal forest.
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  8127. Hi Bob. It is an anorak made by a brand called Swedteam. I think it's called "Hunter Anorak."
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  8128. Thanks, Euan. I agree!
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  8129. Thank you.
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  8130. Thanks, Kyle. It always is!
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  8131. Thank you! My agents are working on it. They have sold my latest novel, Jomsviking, to several countries, but still not to any English language publisher.
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  8132. I bought it at a living history festival. But thank you, glad you like it!
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  8133. Thank you! Glad to have you here!
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  8134. Thank you!
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  8135. Thank you, Julian!
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  8136. Well, Attila, she has gotten a few comments here already! I agree.
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  8137. Awesome, thanks a lot, my friend.
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  8138. That mound is just a natural curvature in the landscape. And, I will tell her. She has been commented on a few times here already!
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  8139. It was the very best dad joke that day!
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  8140. I don't know who mr. Rogers is, but I believe Alpha is good. So thanks.
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  8141.  @david2284180  Viking should always be pronounced Wiking if you have a manly moustache.
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  8142. I can tell you they have bought the rights and are translating into Danish!
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  8143. Thank you! It was not intentional when I was saying it, but when I said it, I heard I was making a great dad joke.
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  8144. I feel the same way! I have even had to make a standard reply to that: Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
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  8145. Awesome. We call it munnharpe - mouth harp.
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  8146. I know, it is frustrating.
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  8147. Thank you!
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  8148. Thanks!
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  8149. It was very funny.
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  8150. That's awesome, my friend.
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  8151. Thank you, Marjie.
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  8152. Thanks a lot!
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  8153. That is no bad camp, I'd say.
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  8154. Dear friend, I have been trying to get in touch. Can you send an email to bjornpost@protonmail.com?
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  8155. I sent an email to Sweden now. I don't know why I haven't been told yet.
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  8156. Okay. Nobody has told me. Thanks for letting me know!!!
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  8157. Glad you liked it!
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  8158. Good point!
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  8159. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    1
  8160. Thank you, Vin.
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  8161. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
    1
  8162. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
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  8163. Thank you, brother!
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  8164. Thank you, glad to hear that!
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  8165. Wonderful!!!
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  8166. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
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  8167. Thank you, my friend.
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  8168. Thanks, Linda. It was good to be out there again. I very much enjoyed the weekend. Fingers crossed for an English edition soon!
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  8169. Thank you!
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  8170. Thanks a lot, my friend!
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  8171. Awesome!
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  8172. Thank you, my friend.
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  8173. Yes, I will be in Frankfurt 19th-20th October at the Book Fair.
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  8174. We did have beer, but in modern cans. So we hid them because of the film crew. The only beer there is what was in my mug.
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  8175. It is lovely when the trees are changing colour. I am partly colourblind, but I still see the changes. Let me add a standard reply concerning the English edition: Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
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  8176. Dear Tina, I would have to ask the film maker. It would have to be next year some time, because it will first be on Norwegian tv.
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  8177. Lots of people are asking about this, so I have written a few words about the situation at the moment of writing this: There is an English translation (the first in the series) just waiting for the right publisher. It should preferably be a publisher with a large distribution. At the time of writing this, my agent hasn't been able to land a book deal with such a publisher. You can help by either contacting a publisher and suggest they have a look at my books, and/or you can sign a petition to have my books published in English (link on bull-hansen.com). I am really hoping to see an English language edition available soon!
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  8178. Thank you!
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  8179. Awesome, thanks a lot!
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  8180. Your Norwegian is great! Thanks a lot.
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  8181. You should! I had a great time.
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  8182. Yes, a very clever dad joke!
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  8183. I think going here and staying for a while would help a lot.
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  8184. Takk skal du ha.
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  8185. Hi there. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Please remember to keep things respectful and that you're probably not fully informed on this topic. Okay?
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  8186. There certainly was a Viking culture and it was different from the Norse culture, although very much the same in many aspects.
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  8187. Very good book, Naomi. And yes, I absolutely agree.
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  8188. I'm actually a direct descendant of Egil Skallagrimsson.
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  8189. Thank you. I will do my best!
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  8190. I think the Viking way is that you do what you want to do.
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  8191. Watch some of my other videos on this.
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  8192. So I have noticed.
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  8193. Please show respect if you want to comment on these videos.
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  8194. They were there for a long time, actually.
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  8195. Only early in the morning. I was out around 5 AM, and we had about 7 Celcius.
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  8196. Dear Chris Kramer, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
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  8197. This was just a little stroll in my local woods.
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  8198. Thank you!
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  8199. Because on a carnivore diet, you want extra fat.
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  8200. Haha, yes. The deerflies just make trouble.
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  8201. Thanks a lot!
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  8202. If I had made a longer video, I would have added that since most tv we have in Norway and many other countries are from, or based upon tv shows from the USA, we have the same thrown in our faces here. But maybe it hasn’t been in effect for quite as long. Thanks for the comment, my friend!
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  8203. Thank you, Mike. Good to have you here.
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  8204. It truly is. Thanks for the comment!
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  8205. Yes, we will get through this. Stay strong!
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  8206. Thank you, Diane. And likewise.
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  8207. Dear Rosemary, thank you for those kind words. Raising kids alone must be demanding. You must have great inner strength!
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  8208. Thanks a lot!
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  8209. Jeg tror kontakten falt ut da jeg flyttet kamera litt ute i videoen.
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  8210. Yes, they certainly do. So I always think that I am never alone.
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  8211. Thank you so much for your posts and sharing this with me/us here.
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  8212. Thank you, Adian. Yes, they are waiting by the fireplace in Valhalla.
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  8213. Thank you, Denis.
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  8214. Dear Patsy, thank you for sharing this.
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  8215. The KG Thanks, Kane.
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  8216. stnlychrls Thank you!
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  8217. kerry mcmanus Everything a man needs!
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  8218. Karen Wells-Miller There is always a bear present where I am. (My name means bear.) Thanks for the advice!
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  8219. Amanda H Bacon is health food!
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  8220. Begüm Asteria Thank you. Glad you like it!
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  8221. MrSorePaws I think you should! I know you’re a woodsman, so it’s probably not the first time!
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  8222. beard empire Thank you!
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  8223. Yes, it was beautiful.
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  8224. Spirit Forest Thanks!
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  8225. naor zaken Thanks!
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  8226. Cimbrer Bushcraft Thank you, Tom!
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  8227. Idaho Chuck 454 Thank you!
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  8228. TaintedEquinox I am sure you will! Life has stages and you’ll get out in the wild soon, I’m certain of it.
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  8229. It’s because of the ticks. And those boots are extremely comfortable too!
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  8230. Euan Bielby Thank you. I got your mail, by the way.
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  8231. Hei!
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  8232. Steve Black Thanks! I hope I have!
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  8233. If you did, consider yourself lucky. (Thank you, Youtube…)
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  8234. I am so sorry to hear about your friends!
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  8235. Glad you like it!
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  8236. Steve Lewis It's a neat little trick, absolutely! I am sure your daughter will love helping out with the campfire.
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  8237. Glad you liked it! I wish I had heard about this when my kids were smaller, now they like to use their knives instead.
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  8238. Thank you! Glad I could help! I learned this trick not so long ago myself. Wish I knew about it when my kids were very young!
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  8239. I certainly do not live in fear.
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  8240. Thank you, my friend.
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  8241. I will still own it, my friend. Also, try selling the place you're renting.
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  8242. Very telling!
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  8243. Thank you!
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  8244. Thank you!
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  8245. Thanks!
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  8246. Not correct. Check out a video on this on my other channel.
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  8247. That was one of the best comments I've ever read. Thank you.
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  8248. Thanks for the comment. But I could say the same about your god, of course.
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  8249. I have never heard any hunters' organization donate to the treatment of wild animals here. And I would rather that you donate directly, than through me.
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  8250. I know, but the dens were empty.
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  8251. Beautiful. You are what all hunters should be.
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  8252. Go to the website links in the video description. One of them is in English.
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  8253. I know these rocks, I have been there often. These rocks are used alternatively around the fire and then thrown into the stream by the local kids, so they're safe.
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  8254. I would love that, but I haven't the time right now. Sorry!
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  8255. I haven't seen any in that area.
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  8256. christos mpourazanis There’s a link to my friend’s store in the video description.
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  8257. Albert Yu I’m Norwegian, but that’s okay!
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  8258. Albert Yu That would have made an awesome video, haha. But seriously, it was under control.
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  8259. Appalachian Witch Oh, I see. She’s my agent. But she will forward it to me.
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  8260. Appalachian Witch That is wonderful and I take it as a great compliment! (If you send me an email through the blog contact page, I’ll find you easier.)
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  8261. Forgive me if I'm wrong, but are you Cherokee? Tsalagi is one of the Cherokee languages, isn't it? About my novels: Yes, of course. I'll let everyone know!
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  8262. Appalachian Witch That must be a very beautiful memory. Thanks for sharing that with me.
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  8263. Hi there. Yes, I hope we can have Viking festivals again.
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  8264. I should have thought about that. Thanks for reminding me! I like them a lot.
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  8265. Thank you, Matt!
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  8266. Thanks!
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  8267. luis eduardo rodriguez marcano From May to September, all through summer!
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  8268. It probably could!
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  8269. The Last Neanderthal Thanks a lot' I'm in Norway. Concerning the feathers, and not including domestic birds here, what I find in my local forest are normally the feathers from crows and the occasional raven's feather. As they deteriorate after some time, we don't know for sure what the Vikings used.
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  8270. They make the arrow turn and straighten the flight. Also, look up "archer's paradox" if you have the time.
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  8271. I'm colourblind, which makes it hard to see small things on the ground in these woods. It's all grey and brown to me...
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  8272. Absolutely!
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  8273. Awesome!
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  8274. Again, thanks a lot!
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  8275. William Johnson, never heard that before. Thanks, I will try!
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  8276. Antonio Carlos Just follow the link in the video description.
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  8277. Thank you!
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  8278. You can also mix some cattail fluff into it if you want to make it more like paste.
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  8279. Or, I could actually paint cirles on them.
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  8280. Glad you like it!
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  8281. Thanks!
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  8282. Thank you!
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  8283. Andrei Robert Thank you!
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  8284. Thank you!
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  8285. Casper Mittendorp My agents just released news and there are more to come too.
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  8286. Davidivov It acts as a binder by adding small fibres to the glue.
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  8287. Tony Walker Thanks! I have another video about that, or where you can find natural torches.
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  8288. Thank you!
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  8289. Thank you, Brett!
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  8290. Yes, it sits very well on my belt. And the giveaway is just around the corner now.
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  8291. Thank you!
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  8292. Thank you, Stephen!
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  8293. Thank you! Glad to have you here!
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  8294. I was lucky this time!
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  8295. Thank you. The seax works very well, but because of the etchings it’s too nice looking for battoning.
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  8296. C.E. Jarvis Thanks a lot, glad to have you here!
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  8297. That is probably next, yes.
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  8298. It is a Spanish Galgo, a rescued dog.
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  8299. I am a bit limited when it comes to cooking, I guess. Bacon and pancakes, I can do that, and an omelette. And a few other dishes.
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  8300. It was a pleasure, Robert.
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  8301. I think they wore what they needed to to be comfortable and practical. Whey a belt got worn, I could be trimmed and made into a thinner one.
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  8302. Thank you, that has been noted!
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  8303. Greetings from Norway!
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  8304. Thank you!
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  8305. Yes, that is a good idea! Mine is hand forged, but the pan itself probably from a sheath of metal.
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  8306. Yes, I see it now. Greyhounds are so wonderful. It's great that you've given them a new life.
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  8307. It is a Spanish Galgo, a rescue dog. Meaning it was rescued, not the kind that rescue others.
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  8308. Thanks!
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  8309. Thanks a lot!
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  8310. Yes, absolutely. I will make a video about my Viking camp and tell you all a bit more about that project as well.
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  8311. Thank you, Hela.
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  8312. Yes, it is my attempt to carve a Odin's head.
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  8313. Thank you, Pat!
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  8314. Thank you, Danny!
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  8315. Yes, I am very sorry, haha.
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  8316. Thank you, and yes, I actually knew about that expression. The word didn't come to mind when I filmed, though.
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  8317. Thank you, Tom!
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  8318. Thanks, I hope you enjoyed your bacon!
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  8319. I think they are, yes. I like to carry my smaller axes in a belt loop when I'm in camp. Otherwise, in my pack.
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  8320. Thank you, Matthew, I have made a note!
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  8321. I am not very skilled at food making, I only have theoretical knowledge. I like to test it out before I answer and when it comes to bread, I haven't done that yet.
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  8322. Tusen takk, Patrick! Jeg er veldig glad for at du liker kanalen! Og velkommen skal du være.
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  8323. Thank you, Wayne! Have a wonderful day!
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  8324. Thank you, Ed!
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  8325. It's a she, and yes, she is cute. Unless there are squirrels around, or white, male, big dogs, or birds, etc.
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  8326. Dear Tomas, thank you. Of course I will be exploring more historic sights here in my homeland.
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  8327. So you were right nearby, in a way? Wonderful area, both the channel islands and England!
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  8328. Yes, exactly!
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  8329. Exactly, Mark. And thank you for sharing that with us. Many people don't think about this, they assume you're a crazy person expecting a zombie apocalypse, while something like fire, as you say, is in fact not unlikely at all.
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  8330. Yes, exactly.
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  8331. Exactly. It is about time and understanding that it is the most valuable asset.
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  8332. Dear Martha on the hill! Yes, it is about jealousy and negativity. It is sad to see such people. They miss out on so much!
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  8333. Yes, exactly.
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  8334. Thanks a lot!
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  8335. Thanks a lot, Phil.
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  8336. Thanks a lot! And thank you for the book recommendation. I know that book well, though. I am a novelist, so I have read a lot. I probably won't be reading it again anytime soon.
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  8337. Thank you, Adrian.
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  8338. I suggest you go to my Viking playlist.
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  8339. I have been uploading regularly, but there are issues with the notifications. Glad you found me again.
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  8340. Thanks a lot!
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  8341. Yes, certainly!
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  8342. Thank you, Robert. I get frustrated myself, seeing what some people are putting out there. Thanks for being here and being part of this community!
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  8343. I am so sorry for your loss, my friend. I wish you a wonderful bicycle trip adventure!
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  8344. Hi Martin, that's a big topic, but at least we know that animal skins were used and often covered with some wax on the inside.
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  8345. Thank you, Austin!
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  8346. Thank you!
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  8347. Every day.
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  8348. Dear Steve, I love the moors on your island. There is something very special about them!
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  8349. Thank you!
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  8350. Yes, I like it there. It is a wonderful area.
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  8351. Thank you! My only worry about showing the chaga up close is that people will harvest too much of it... But nobody walks out there anyway.
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  8352. Thank you, Taro! And thanks for your advice on the bowdrill when I was starting out!
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  8353. Glad you like it!
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  8354. Yes, it was very tasty and that's kind of essential, isn't it?
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  8355. Hi Jakub, this is close to my home in southeastern Norway.
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  8356. Yes, and I had the same challenges here in Norway.
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  8357. Thank you, Robb!
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  8358. For some reason, my hands and feet never get cold.
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  8359. Thank you, Jason. Glad you liked it.
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  8360. My son was not with me here. I was filming alone. Hamish is the leatherworker from Halfgoat Leatherworks who made the bottle holder and axe sheath and collar! I do have ancestry from the British Islands, though. That is where the Bull came from, back in the 1500's. We haven't been able to figure out if he was English or from southern Scotland.
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  8361. Absolutely. What could be better?
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  8362. So glad to hear that! And also, take a look at the comment just below from Half-Goat Leatherwork. He made it!
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  8363. Yes, it is really great. He is a very skilled craftsman.
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  8364. Excelsior! I learned a new word now, thanks! Well, I guess things are a bit more uncivilized and uncontrolled here in Norway... For good and for bad, I should add.
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  8365. I didn't know that! I would have thought it was quite different.
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  8366. Thank you, David!
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  8367. Thank you so much!
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  8368. Thank you, Pete! I believe chaga is very particular about where it grows.
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  8369. Thank you, David!
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  8370. Thank you!
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  8371. I think he at least used to call it Half-Goat something.
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  8372. Yes, I'm glad you noticed. I like it a lot too. I've put a lot of thought into that.
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  8373. Thanks a lot!
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  8374. That is correct. This landscape was shaped by glaciers.
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  8375. It was perfect for my primitive fire, haha. And it just sounds awesome with that Pictish tunic!
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  8376. Dear Ms Spirit Forest! This was aspen too, actually. I hear it’s more difficult with woods you find in colder climate, since it’s often denser. But I’m very much a beginner when it comes to the bow drill. Thank you for your kind words.
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  8377. Hello again! Oh, I am really looking forward to spring... Ser deg senere, hopefully in the next video!
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  8378. Hello! Glad you liked the video! I think sweeping and covering doesn't really avoid the problem with burn marks here. The soil is very thin.
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  8379. Thank you! Glad you liked it!
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  8380. Thank you! Very kind words! I try to do my best.
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  8381. Thank you! And very good to know that yew is protected where you live. 5 fire starting ways! You're quite safe then!
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  8382. Food just tastes much better when you've had to do some work beforehand... And the serenity at that spot is something special...
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  8383. Thank you, John. Yes, Hamish is very skilled. Also, it is interesting that New England looks similar!
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  8384. Thanks, Colin. I will!
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  8385. Takk for det! Dette er på den andre siden av fjorden.
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  8386. Thank you, Jay!
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  8387. Thank you, Tom. Yes, this is the skjærgård and it's a wonderful area. It is stormy here at times, but when the weather is good, there is no better place to be. My best wished to you and yours, my friend in Denmark!
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  8388. Takk for det! Og takk for abonnementet.
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  8389. Thank you!
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  8390. Erik Abbot Good luck and fingers crossed!
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  8391. Thank you, Erik! About immigration, I don’t really know, to be honest.
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  8392. Yes, it is wonderful there. It is part of a national park, actually.
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  8393. Well, it is funny in a way. Myths, I guess. Yes, I agree on the leather collar. It's there for a reason!
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  8394. Hello there! I have been to Scotland five times. I love it there. Glad you liked the video!
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  8395. We hate to be right. But we were.
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  8396. Thank you, Annie!
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  8397. Du kan kontakte meg hvis du går til Info-siden på kanalen her. Der vil du finne mailadressen for forretningshenvendelser, men du kan bruke den i dette tilfellet.
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  8398. Thanks!
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  8399. WyrdWoods Ireland Perfect!
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  8400. WyrdWoods Ireland If you make a video where you use the bushbox, maybe I can put a link to it in an end card?
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  8401. You're welcome! Prize has been sent (don't know how long it takes, but it shouldn't be more than a few days)
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  8402. Thanks a lot!
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  8403. Thank you, Matthew!
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  8404. Lisa Badger Thank you. And I will remember to keep things more "unedited" in the future!
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  8405. I will be sending you the prize today!
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  8406. Thank you!
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  8407. Good to know! More videos coming up!
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  8408. Francisco Comelli Those take a bit of effort to produce, but there will be more of them, yes. I have one coming up probably in a few weeks.
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  8409. Thank you, Ed. Yes, those ancient stone fences are something special.
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  8410. Got your email - the prize is on its way to you!
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  8411. I can't promise that it will be daily, but count on more frequent uploads!
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  8412. Thanks, Steven.
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  8413. Hawaii? I didn't expect that.
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  8414. Good observation. I found it on the ground, though.
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  8415. I do, yes. But the knife maker stopped making knives, sadly.
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  8416. Thank you, Craj!
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  8417. Thanks, Jeffrey. I enjoy making them, but yes, it does take time.
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  8418. Yes, it's very nice spending a few hours up there.
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  8419. Thanks, Steve.
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  8420. I am! It's a good place to just sit and relax.
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  8421. It did, probably! And I have actually forgotten my knife once.
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  8422. Dear INGRID PETERSON, thanks for the taking the time to comment. However, we try to keep it friendly here. Please keep that in mind next time.
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  8423. It's not going to make a difference. They locked you guys up during the C crisis, so we kind of know most Americans will just go along with it.
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  8424. Thank you!
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  8425. By the way, can my agents quote you on the first two lines? Some of the foreign publishers have asked if there are some readers quotes they could use.
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  8426. Dear Sigbjørn, thanks a lot, glad you liked my novel! It is true that most of my novels have been sold out. You will find the Tyr trilogy and Isak in the online bookstores, though. About the Anubis trilogy, there will probably be a new print later this year. Regards, Bjørn
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  8427. Thank you!
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  8428. That would be wonderful, good advice!
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  8429. Thank you, Sean. Very kind words!
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  8430. I hope so too! Maybe even sooner!
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  8431. Thank you, Glen!
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  8432. Just do a websearch for Strømeng Sami knives and for the mug, Forn Leidh.
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  8433. Yes, it was made by Forn Leidh, you can find a link on the internet if you search for that name.
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  8434. It was made by Forn Leidh, you can find that shop on the internet. And yes, I think he will send to the UK.
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  8435. Thanks a lot! If you just do a search for Strømeng Sami knives, you'll find it.
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  8436. Thanks a lot. Glad you like my Berserker shirt!
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  8437. It should be up next weekend. Glad you like the seaxes!
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  8438. Or, you can actually click on the business enquires email on that info page on my channel. Hope that solved the problem!
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  8439. Hello there and congrats! I have gotten private messages, so I’m sure it’s there somewhere. But you can send an email if you go to my website bull-hansen . com instead if you like. Use the email address that is for blog questions. The website address above is without the empty spaces, youtube won’t let me type website addresses here.
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  8440. Hei! Byggebransjen vet jeg ikke noe om, men tusen takk for fine ord om videoene. Mvh Bjørn
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  8441. Thank you, Lynn.
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  8442. Thank you, Ed!
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  8443. Thank you, and the same to you!
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  8444. Thank you! Yes, those blades will be awesome.
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  8445. Thank you, Mike!
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  8446. Thanks a lot!
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  8447. Thank you so much. I feel obligated to do my best on these videos, especially now that it's growing very fast.
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  8448. Thank you!
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  8449. Takk skal du ha, mr Cimbrer!
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  8450. Thank you, Rick!
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  8451. Thank you for those kind words. I try my best.
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  8452. Takk, George! Soon 13k now!
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  8453. Thank you, John. Yes, I hope for 20k in a few months.
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  8454. Thanks a lot! That was a very impressive ancestry! I hope to have good news concerning an English edition in a few months, by the way.
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  8455. Dear John, thank you so much. That was a very special blessing that any woodsman can appreciate. I have been fascinating about the Colonial Era for many, many years, as well as the mountain man lifestyle.
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  8456. I think that's great, we are more and more people waking up.
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  8457. Well said, Arthur.
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  8458. So I have noticed, haha.
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  8459. Dear friends, I do have an Instagram account and I post photos there from time to time, but I must admit I almost never scroll down those photos, I only stay on my own profile when I'm there.
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  8460. Well, as I said, I don't think all social media is bad. I think Youtube is quite unique and unlike all the other platforms.
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  8461. Dear Sir, thanks a lot, both for the comment and for subscribing!
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  8462. Thank you, Steven!
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  8463. Thank you, my friend. Concerning my videos, they have to come from the heart. If not, I do not make the video.
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  8464. Thank you!
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  8465. Good to have you here!
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  8466. I have made them, or they have been given to me.
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  8467. Thanks!
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  8468. I agree, your English is great. Thanks for the advice as well.
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  8469. I agree, Karl!
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  8470. Yes, short supply. I agree on that one!
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  8471. Then I wake up in the North Sea!
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  8472. I was near the school itself, actually.
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  8473. Takk!
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  8474. Yes, we do.
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  8475. Thank you, Angus.
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  8476. rhialobran Ah, that's the word! I knew that... Sometimes I forget the English words. It looks like Scotland, but I should add that the trees are not as tall.
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  8477. Mostly the Highlands and the western islands. It's my second homeland.
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  8478. Thanks, Ed!
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  8479. Those stairs are unnatural, haha! Parkade, I'll remember that!
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  8480. Thank you, Sandy! I feel much better today, it must have been false alarm.
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  8481. Thank you! I am better today, so it was perhaps just me being tired.
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  8482. Hi Steve, thanks a lot, and the same to you. Great to hear you're getting your clothes together for those festivals!
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  8483. Ah, Jeremy, then you're in for a treat. It's a fantastic knife.
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  8484. Thank you!
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  8485. Thanks a lot, KG! It is truly a wonderful knife. And about the camp, I will be posting a video from the Viking camp this coming weekend.
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  8486. Yes, I will have a video up this coming weekend featuring that Viking camp we had there.
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  8487. Thank you, Monika. Only 1000 more now.
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