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Garth Loves Travel
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Добавлен 1 окт 2013
This channel is to document my love of traveling with some occasional food clips. Cooking and traveling to new destinations are my favs.
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Hörningsholm Castle| I was really afraid to walk up to this fortress| Burned to the ground| the sure
The foundations of the presently visible building, including the basements, date from a castle that was erected on the cliff most probably at the end of the 15th century, when the land was owned by Nils Bosson Sture.
The history of the estate, however, goes even further back, although earlier there was no fortification on the site.
The preceding farmstead was by 1260 in the possession of a landowner called Karl Ulfsson, who joined the Teutonic Order in a crusade against non-Christians in the present-day Baltic states. He died in the Battle of Durbe and in his will left several of his farms to the Teutonic Order. It is therefore possible but not certain that the land for a while was in the p...
The history of the estate, however, goes even further back, although earlier there was no fortification on the site.
The preceding farmstead was by 1260 in the possession of a landowner called Karl Ulfsson, who joined the Teutonic Order in a crusade against non-Christians in the present-day Baltic states. He died in the Battle of Durbe and in his will left several of his farms to the Teutonic Order. It is therefore possible but not certain that the land for a while was in the p...
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Engsholm Castle | One of the MOST beautiful castles I have EVER been to in Sweden| words can’t descr
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According to the records from the 14th century, the earliest known owners of present-day Engsholm are the sons of Magnus Ladulå, dukes Erik and Valdemar, brothers of King Birger. In older times, Mörkö was also divided into six smaller islands: Simonsö, Myrkva, Hornö, Nyckenö, Kolsö and Tunanäs which eventually merged into one, because the land elevation. Parts of the land were owned by the Folk...
Prince Eugens Waldemarsudde| Most talented royal in Swedish history| he really made this place from
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After finishing high school, Prince Eugen studied art history at Uppsala University. Although supported by his parents, Prince Eugen did not make the decision to pursue a career in painting easily, not least because of his royal status. He was very open-minded and interested in the radical tendencies of the 1880s. He was first trained in painting by Hans Gude and Wilhelm von Gegerfelt. Between ...
I love finding these little gems while traveling around Sweden| Enköping has so much beautiful archi
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Near Enköping, there is some of the best preserved rock art from the Bronze Age present in central Sweden. The city of Enköping itself dates its history back to the 13th century but the city itself did not emerge until about 1250. Enköping was then as now situated by the rich farmlands close to lake Mälaren, leading to a wealthy rural population. The city has also always been a major crossroads...
They are all buried here| Von Ehrenheim family church| one of Sweden’s oldest churches and noble fam
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The progenitor of the family is the General War Commissioner Peter Paliche, born in 1659 in Stettin, where his father was mayor. In Anrep's family tables, it is stated that the grandfather would have come from Greater Poland but had to flee due to religious persecution, and would have ended up in Stettin where he would have been a doctor. Peter Paliche ended up in Swedish service when Pomerania...
Woah! Look at THIS!|Von Ehrenheim family| Gronsöö Castle/manor| one of Sweden’s most influential| GB
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The von Ehrenheim family home at Gronsoo represents a rich and diverse example of Swedish fine arts and handicrafts from three centuries combined with wellpreserved interiors. It is a remarkable example of a living cultural environment embracing the palace, park and orchard together with farming and forestry. Chancellor Johan Skytte, tutor to the future king Gustavus Adolphus built Gronsoo mano...
I REALLY wish I could go inside this place| I can only IMAGINE| ulriksdal castle chapel| BONUS CLIP!
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Ulriksdal's castle chapel was designed by the architect Fredrik Wilhelm Scholander and built in the 1860s on a promontory south of the castle. The chapel is designed in Dutch Neo-Renaissance with some inspiration from Venice. The interior of the chapel shows Charles XV's great interest in art. The ceilings are decorated with stencil paintings and several fixtures are of great art historical int...
Why did he do this? INCREDIBLE!| can’t believe he did this for me!!| INSIDE Bogesund castle| AMAZIn
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What an incredible story guys!. This man was beyond generous what he did for me. After traveling such a long way. Enjoy the vlog. I am sure you guys will love it!.
Shocked! They stopped US!! Swedish SECRET SERVICE|with JOHAN| Lovö church | Swedish spy museum|can’t
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The church was probably built in the 12th century but may have had a wooden church as a predecessor. During a restoration done in the 1930s, rune stones were found that were from the earlier half of the 11th century. The church was extended at the end of the 13th century and in the 17th century. The tower was built on during the late Middle Ages. The tomb choir over the Riksdag Lorens von der L...
I tried it myself!| I understand what you guys were saying now| important before I post anymore new
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New setup guys. It will still be difficult as I explained in my previous vlog about filming in castles and palaces. I won’t be able to have the mic on all the time but I will try my best to bring you guys the best quality videos that I can. Thanks for all your support! ❤️
This was really unexpected!| Sweden was definitely different| inside Ulriksdal Palace| I don’t know
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Ulriksdal Palace (Swedish: Ulriksdals slott) is a royal palace situated on the banks of the Edsviken in the Royal National City Park in Solna Municipality, 6 km north of Stockholm. It was originally called Jakobsdal for its owner Jacob De la Gardie, who had it built by architect Hans Jacob Kristler in 1638-1645 as a country retreat. He later passed on to his son, Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie, fr...
WoW!! Inside TYRESÖ palace!| shocked it looks like this!| they really gave this away with NOTHING le
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Tyresö Palace (Swedish: Tyresö slott) is a 17th-century palace in Tyresö, Stockholm County, Sweden, about 25 km south-east of central Stockholm. The construction of the palace began in the 1620s and completed in 1636 by the Lord High Steward (Swedish: riksdrots) Gabriel Oxenstierna. He also constructed the nearby Tyresö Church (Swedish: Tyresö kyrka), which was inaugurated with his own burial i...
#1 castle to visit in Sweden hands down!!| exhibitions are out of this world!| von Essen family | pe
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Skokloster Castle (Swedish: Skoklosters slott) is a Swedish Baroque castle built between 1654 and 1676 by Carl Gustaf Wrangel, located on a peninsula of Lake Mälaren between Stockholm and Uppsala. It became a state museum in the 1970s and displays collections of paintings, furniture, textiles and tableware as well as books and weapons that amount to 20,000 items. The castle was built in the Bar...
Oh NO!! Super excited to film inside this castle and this happened!
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Skånelaholm lies in a very old cultural landscape and may have been a crown estate manor during the early Middle Ages. The estate is mentioned for the first time in written sources in 1276, when it was sold by King Magnus III to Sko Abbey, a monastery at the site of present-day Skokloster Castle. It remained in the possession of the abbey until the Reformation, when it was confiscated by King G...
It’s everywhere!| Walked right into some of Sweden’s most historic relics and didn’t even know it!!
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Kyrkan byggdes med västtorn förmodligen redan under 1100-talet. Det ursprungliga korpartiet är inte känt. Kyrkan förlängdes åt öster, kanske under 1300-talet, och sakristia byggdes till. Omkring 1500 hade kyrkan vapenhus och stjärnformade tegelvalv, tre travéer (nuvarande långhus). Tornrummet, det södra gravkoret, sakristia och vapenhus är kryssvälvda. 1650 uppfördes i söder ett gravkor för ätt...
It breaks my heart to see what happened| WoW. fire, bankruptcy| Mälsåkers Slott
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It breaks my heart to see what happened| WoW. fire, bankruptcy| Mälsåkers Slott
OMG!!! My eyes are deceiving me!!. How is this even possible?.They can’t| Drottningholm Palace| Wo
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OMG!!! My eyes are deceiving me!!. How is this even possible?.They can’t| Drottningholm Palace| Wo
Oh WoW! Look at the details inside!. This is out of this world! How did they even manage all this!.
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Oh WoW! Look at the details inside!. This is out of this world! How did they even manage all this!.
Most HAUNTED place in SWEDEN..I almost cried| the eyes on the wall| Ängsö Castle| scripted with gho
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Most HAUNTED place in SWEDEN..I almost cried| the eyes on the wall| Ängsö Castle| scripted with gho
WoW! couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw this “insane” collection!!|Tidö Castle| Hidden open secret!
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WoW! couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw this “insane” collection!!|Tidö Castle| Hidden open secret!
I didn’t know anything about this man! Christopher Polhem until I discovered Stjarnsund walking
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I didn’t know anything about this man! Christopher Polhem until I discovered Stjarnsund walking
“Never” seen anything like this OMG!! in all my travels around Sweden| Skolkloster Castle is out of
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“Never” seen anything like this OMG!! in all my travels around Sweden| Skolkloster Castle is out of
This is where I would like to call home! Muskö| one of the most beautiful islands| Arbottna Herrgård
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This is where I would like to call home! Muskö| one of the most beautiful islands| Arbottna Herrgård
Why did it take this long for me to make it to this amazing place!!| Drottingholm palace is somethin
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Why did it take this long for me to make it to this amazing place!!| Drottingholm palace is somethin
Wow! 600! Thank YoU!!|Royal palace of #Stockholm in the heart of Gamla Stan| AIways HAPPY here! YES!
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Wow! 600! Thank YoU!!|Royal palace of #Stockholm in the heart of Gamla Stan| AIways HAPPY here! YES!
Summer time in #sweden is the best time of the year to come| Bonus clip! Massive land first time yea
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Summer time in #sweden is the best time of the year to come| Bonus clip! Massive land first time yea
Views upon views! Tullgarns palace is a breath taking wonder. They really knew what they were doin
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Views upon views! Tullgarns palace is a breath taking wonder. They really knew what they were doin
Sala was once one of sweden’s most important producers of silver, copper and lead| king Gustavus g.
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Sala was once one of sweden’s most important producers of silver, copper and lead| king Gustavus g.
Gävle was a cross between Brooklyn and the Bronx but in a #Swedish way 😂, characters kept popping u
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Gävle was a cross between Brooklyn and the Bronx but in a #Swedish way 😂, characters kept popping u
Welcome to the #swedish countryside| this is why I love traveling| there’s no place like it| up to t
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Welcome to the #swedish countryside| this is why I love traveling| there’s no place like it| up to t
There are very few "Don't entry", "Private property" signs or such, it's just expected that people knows, and as long as you're respectful, as you were, it's usually all good. During hunting season you may get shot, but not for walking into someones garden, the worst thing that can happen is you getting yelled at.
@@matshjalmarsson3008 ha! Ok. Thanks for the valuable info. I will make sure I don’t go to places like this during hunting season 😂
Great Video Garth! Seems like you have learned some Swedish. It's actually among the easiest languages to learn for English speakers. However not that useful maybe.
@@hnorrstrom awww! Thank you so much for the wonderful comment!. Yes my Swedish is getting better each day 😂. Not the best though. Thank you so much for watching 🤙
Pretty sure that there was a problem with the translation and that: "...who had the misfortune to be beheaded together with his brother Gustaf in Linköping's swimming pool in 1600." should be "...who had the misfortune to be beheaded together with his brother Gustaf in Linköping's blood bath in 1600."
A beautiful castle! About the beds, they were small because they sat up when they slept.
@@a-bnielsen6328 oh! Thanks for that info. Thank you for taking the time to comment and watch. 🤙
What a beautiful castle. And very interesting history from way back! I'll have to go to Mörkö.
@@a-bnielsen6328 yes! It’s is and the area around it is quite beautiful too. Try to get there soon before the season changes. Thanks for watching.
How come you're so fascinated by Swedish castles and manor houses?
@@annicaesplund6613 Hey Annica….i have always had a passion for castles and estates. Not just Swedish ones but all types of castles. Just something from birth…Thanks for watching 👏
@@GarthLovesTRAVEL Yes, and since you spend most of your time in Sweden and USA and there aren't many castles or old estate in US it tend to be mostly Swedish ones you visit.
Thanks for your videos and your enthusiasm....Keep them coming.👍👍
@@privatetorrent thank you for watching. Greatly appreciated. 🤙
Prince Sigvard Bernadotte was another Duke that was a successful industrial designer
@@reallivebluescat oh! Thank you for the information. I will definitely check him out. Thanks for watching 🤙
Yes, Grönsöö is beautiful and what a beautiful place to live!
@@a-bnielsen6328 absolutely! 👏
The reasons they are locked is because if all the stealing from churches. Only open for service.
Oh ok! Thank you Annica and thanks for watching
A beautiful place, beautiful surroundings!
@@a-bnielsen6328 thank you for taking the time to watch. It is a very beautiful place. I really enjoyed my time there and having some sun with that amazing view. 🤙
17:07 It is the shield for the historic province of 'Närke' , with a ducal crown. Prince Eugen was Duke of Närke.
@@cynic7049 oh! Thank you for explaining and thank you so much for watching. ❤️
Thank you for this!
@@perthyren601 thank you for watching Per. It’s my pleasure to explore these beautiful gems of Sweden and share it with you all. 🤙
We have an awful problem right now here in Sweden that’s rocking the whole country. To put things into perspective it’s always been the destitute outcasts of society that have committed the most crime. That’s exactly what’s happening now with the difference being that it’s no longer native Swedes and the level of violence has increased significantly. It used to be knives and fists and now it’s guns and bombs which have become easier to obtain because of internet technology. Crime rates have steadily gone down but that’s not so comforting to the person whose front door has just been blown off or the person living on the street where a gang member has just been gunned down. We need to stop blaming immigrants and start looking at what has gone so wrong. Segregation, lack of opportunity to assimilate unless you’re fluent in Swedish or English, lack of job opportunities due to language barriers and so on.
@@E-jit I completely understand what you are saying. The thing is: regardless of what the circumstances are….we as people always have a choice to decide what we want to do. We can decide to live a good life or we can decide to become criminals and cause havoc on society. It’s not societies fault if someone decides to pick up a gun and shoot someone in the head or blow up a building. That individual decided to do those horrific and horrible things on their own. There are millions of people in Sweden that are having alot of difficulties with society and problems but they don’t decide to pick up a gun and shoot someone or cause problems in society. There are just some bad and evil people in this world and society has nothing to do with them deciding to be horrible human beings.
@@GarthLovesTRAVEL I disagree with you to an extent. When you’re that desperate to get out of your current situation you might not feel like you have a choice. These gang members very often seek out children to do favors for them and when the kids want out they’re shamed because the gang member has “done so much for them” and has probably given them quite a lot of money coming from illegal activities.
@@E-jit and still it’s not societies fault that someone makes their “own” decision to pick up a gun and murder people!. Again there are millions of kids and adults that are facing extremely hard conditions including integration and they make their “own” decision not to murder people. You can try to justify the society has to be blamed notion but in the end it’s their own fault they make these decisions not ours to be paid for their poor choices. Thank you for watching and I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation. If you are up for it. I would love to have this kind of conversation with you on my channel to hear other people’s opinion. Let me know. ❤️
@@GarthLovesTRAVELAgree to disagree. In my opinion children can easily be manipulated into doing awful things. Society needs to step in to protect those kids.
Beautiful .do you know what im weiting for? Smell video ha ha but i will probably bee daed befor that .its a pitty but think if we could smell the flowers when you go there. I love our history. And your videos. Kj.
@@kjelljohansson1799 haha yeah and taste. Looking forward to the day they create a way to taste as well 😂. Thanks for watching 🤙
Lillkyrka is the name of the village, but you are correct in that it means little church. The village is probably named after the church. So this is Lillkyrka kyrka, Littlechurch church. The k:a on the sign is short for kyrka, church. The church of Sweden is much smaller now than when most of these churches were built, so they don't have staff enough for each church building. In some places they keep them open anyway and trust the tourists, and in other places they've had bad experiences doing that.
@@kajsan760 oh! Thanks for the valuable information and thanks for watching. 🤙
Lillkyrka is a little village outside of Enköping. So you showed us their church. Are you on your way to Grönsöö castle?
@@a-bnielsen6328 Hi, I already went to gronsöö. The video is on my channel ruclips.net/video/8TQDqx-iiwo/видео.htmlsi=Zny52MrT-o6QOyFR. Yes, this was filmed on my way there. Thank you for watching 👏🤙
Always enjoy watching. The crumble topping sounded amazing. 😻
@@Jillslater2024 thank you for taking the time to watch. ❤️
"Organisten och Skolläraren" means "The Organ player and School teacher". K is often pronounced like CH in English, so Kyrka is "Chyrka" or "Chyrca", much more similar to English than it seems.
When I was young churches were open day and night andunantended. Noone would steal anything. Times and people are different now
@@Ahusbon so true, we used to have the same in NYC but not anymore!. It’s crazy how things used to be back then and now we have all this crime 🙈. Thank you so much for watching 🤙
Not sure about nights but when I was young every church was open during daytime and normally unattended, that changed after some series of theft from churches.
@@cynic7049 yes! We are living in different times now. 🙈. Thank you for watching 🤙
That's old style Swedish Upper Class/Nobility for you, Nice, Humble, and Polite. I believe that Grönsöö is an old spelling and that it's called Grönsö nowadays. The title, "Friherre" (Free Gentleman) is basically the Swedish equivalence of Baron.
@@matshjalmarsson3008 thanks for watching. I am not sure where they changed the spelling but the family has and still uses the same spelling Gronsöö in everything. Yes! He is a nice man!. 🤙
My wife grew up in Vaxholm so we biked over there and explored. I really like the area around the castle as well.
@@loqu yes! It is a very beautiful area…lots of nice roads and hiking paths. I really like being there. Thank you for watching. 🤙
Thank you for your video! We have plenty of fascinating old castles in Sweden. You wondered why they don't let the sunlight come into the rooms? Well, that would be a real problem because the beems of the sun would bleech the fabrics of the furniture, bleech the paintings and so forth. Sad but necessary. 😞
@@hjeltestugan thank you for your comment and thank you for watching. Yes I know now why they close the blinds. I explained that in the video 🤗.
Hans Åkesson, he was a high lord and councilman but not royal. I think those are his insignia by his feet.
Garth, do you live in Sweden?
@@robertjonsson5750 not at the moment
Thank snälla Anders!🎉
Beatiful! Thank you for doing this for us!😊
@@giajensen1689 thank you for taking the time to watch! Greatly appreciated 👏👏
I work as a plaster/bricklayer...seems as i could do some work over there 😄👌 But yeah..patina is nice to 😎
@@martinfranzen9151 definitely needs some work 😂.
@@GarthLovesTRAVEL 😅👍
Cool they had a Franklin stove in there. America represents even in Bogesund. /another Anders
The road that's passing Bogesunds slott (Pålsundsvägen) on the way to Vaxholm is a very famous motorcycle road in Sweden. It's very curvy and fun to drive.
@@erik.... yes i saw that. I went for a run on that road after I finished filming and there were a lot of motorcycles passing me and some nice cars. I loved running across that bridge next to the marina
Very nice! I've never heard of it. Great that they have kept the patina on the walls! And the paintings on the ceilings are impressive too.
@@Anna-Gunilla1792 yes exactly! That’s what I said too. Makes it a bit more authentic.
It is close to Vaxholm outside of Stockholm.
@@giajensen1689 yes. Beautiful area
This is really old
Really interesting to see Ulriksdal from the inside. Never been inside even though I live close… 😊
@@giajensen1689 you should make a visit before they close for the season on the 8th. I wish i was able to do a more detailed vlog but the tour was fast. A fantastic place with some amazing rooms.
@@GarthLovesTRAVEL Not sure I Will have time this season, but Will keep it in mind for next season! Thank you for your lovely videos!
Good job Johan
The Nazis didn't escape to Sweden or Denmark, they all went to South or North America with the help of the OSS/CIA (operation paperclip and "the rat line"). Göring had connections to Sweden long before the Nazi takeover. He was a fighter pilot in WW1, commander of the famous Red Baron's squadron (Yes, Snoopy's enemy). After the war he worked as a commercial pilot in Sweden where he met Carin. After the failed Beer Hall coup attempt in 1923 where he got shot, he got hooked on morphine, and was treated for this in Sweden.
@@frankkrunk thanks for your comment and thanks for watching. I shouldn’t have said “ a lot” I should have said “some”. Not “all” of the nazis went to the United States and South America. I know descendants of nazi soldiers and higher ranking members of the nazi party who live in Denmark, Sweden and Norway. I know them personally and have heard their stories growing up and finding out about their family history. Their last names were also changed from their German ones to more Scandinavian ones to fit in. There were thousands of soldiers and officers in hitlers army, Air Force and navy. Of course majority of them went to South America and various counties in Europe even Africa. America took the top scientist and researchers that aided with the development of weapons and rockets. A investigative report put the number between 8-10,000 that came to the United States under the CIA operation. It is stated that around 12.5 million Germans served in hitlers military. I really don’t think “all” of them escaped to the United States and South America considering they would blend in quite easy in Scandinavia being mostly blonde hair and blue eyes 😂.
Göring even lived in Stockholm. The nazis were very impressed with the "Race biological institute" in Stockholm. It even inspired them.
@@user-lv6rn9cf8m I can imagine.
Incense was used quite a lot in Churches back in the day, to "cover" the smell of decomposing bodies
Great video but I will leave a warning for you, drones are not allowed in Sweden unless you have a permit. And there are TMA’s right there!! So please check it before you end up in trouble!!
I think I need you in my life man, this is awesome!
Thank you! 😂😂😂😂
Fantastic Garth its a plessure yo see and listen to you and see your entusiasm because i havent ever seen any one ells look at all our castels and churches and plases as you do, its amazing that you lay down so much effort in this. And now with a new mic its wonderful listen to you. Thank you.
Awesome, thank you!
I still enjoy your old content but I look forward to the new episodes with better sound quality :)
@@janfriberg_ me too. Thanks for watching!. Really appreciated 👏
Amazing content...,Garth ,Really enjoy seeing the undiscovered history you reveal with great enthusiam,really interesting and relaxing 👌
Oh WoW! Thank you for the wonderful comment. I will try my best to continue on this path 🤙
Great job man, thank you! What happens if you brake something?
lol! I wouldn’t want to find out 😂
@@GarthLovesTRAVEL 😂😂😂
@@GarthLovesTRAVEL I googled it - no information... I guess they are insured properly - but would we be liable? Hmm... It´s just interesting as a lot of the items are pretty rare, and can´t be replaced...
@@andersgranstrom7128 I am sure they have things in place. There is also a lot of security and people in each room and all over the palace to make sure this doesn’t happen. I just didn’t film them 😂
Great response and now you're on it❤
Yes I am!
Awww! Man!! That’s an amazing compliment Bjorn!! Thank you so much!. I don’t know what to say….you never know what the future will hold….because the channel is growing so they will eventually see me at some point 😂.
I believe swedish television could have a blast if you were there doing programs on the subject swedish castles history. Then they could sold this to other countrys. Thats is my thougth, because you are the most inspiring and enthusiastic person for that.
Just found your videos! Love your enthusiasm! You should listen to the podcast Fan of history with Dan Hörning and Bernie Maopolski! I think it might interest you :D
@@alin7619thank you for the nice comment. oh! Thank you so much for the tip. I will definitely check that out. Thank you for watching. 🤙
Parts of it are probably old
Yeah
Nice video! Huge respect to your passion and dedication of your vlogg! Wheter you agree or disagree, the background history of Joe Hill is a very interesting reading. From Gävle to Utah and the drama that took place there in 1915. A lot can be found online, at libraries or bookstores. Not only his songs lived on, but also how he influenced many musicians world wide yet today. Greetings from Göteborg
Absolutely agree with you and thank you for the wonderful comment. It was very insightful to learn about him and his contributions to the world. Inspiring. Thank you for taking the time to watch. 🫡
It's beautyful, I have been on a wedding at the chapel inside the castle, you really get the feeling of the Swedish 17th-century baroque , chalk white walls, light and dark shades of grays and black details, but minimalistic in termes of baroque!
@@Fred-ck1gh WoW! Lucky you! That’s one of the castles that’s on top of my list to go inside. I can only imagine what it looks like in there. 🤙