American Couple Reacts: Winter in Sweden | Daily life in a Frozen Land! Jonna Jinton FIRST TIME!
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- American Couple Reacts: Winter in Sweden | Daily life in a Frozen Land! Jonna Jinton FIRST TIME! What a breathtaking, relaxing, inspiring video! This is the 2nd video we have watched of Jonna Jinton. Both are equally beautiful and touching. Sweden during Winter is amazing in all aspects. However, those cold temperatures are certainly more than we could personally handle! There's so much that goes into living far away from others in such a cold climate and we give mass respect to all that do. We feel this lifestyle, although harder in some ways, is so much more rewarding and less stressful in the typical ways most of us live. Let's all take time to be patient with ourselves, sit back, relax and watch & listen to this incredible episode where so much great advice is given and should be taken. Thank you SO much for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support! *More Links below...
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What a breathtaking, relaxing, inspiring video! This is the 2nd video we have watched of Jonna Jinton. Both are equally beautiful and touching. Sweden during Winter is amazing in all aspects. However, those cold temperatures are certainly more than we could personally handle! There's so much that goes into living far away from others in such a cold climate and we give mass respect to all that do. We feel this lifestyle, although harder in some ways, is so much more rewarding and less stressful in the typical ways most of us live. Let's all take time to be patient with ourselves, sit back, relax and watch & listen to this incredible episode where so much great advice is given and should be taken. Thank you SO much for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support!
Watch one of Jonna's summer vlogs to see the difference.
I believe the Swedes have at least 6 words for different types of snow.x
Knitting patterns are in Google - Just dive to those...
There are times when I wish that we could go back to the 1950's - 1960's when street lighting went off at midnight until lighting up time the following evening and the night sky could be seen in all its glory, even on the way to school/work on a winter's morning. Local Authorities would save on their power bills which could be spent on other services.
Love Jonna! Had to click the minute I saw her on the thumbnail!
Hi Debbie and Natasha! My name is Jerri and I am an American woman from San Diego, California who has been married to a Swedish man for the last 26 years. We are both retired and we live in a tiny village (population 650!) in Dalarna, Sweden. Originally I came to Northern Germany with my female partner who is German. She left me for another woman just a few months after I moved my whole life there. I continued to live there for nine more years, during which I met my husband due to work. Where we live is not nearly so far north as this woman - we have no northern lights. But we DO have the stars, the forests, lakes and the winter cold. Although our village has a well stocked small grocery store, when we do a major shopping or get a hair cut or lots of other things, we drive an hour to one of three cities in three different directions. Every single time the drive is different due to weather and the time of year. And EVERY SINGLE TIME it is breathtaking! We very frequently marvel, “We live here!” I am so grateful!! I tell my husband very often, “Thank you for being Swedish!” 🤣🤭
Just how cold is the coldest month in the city you live in, and how much snow does it get? Just wondering. I live in Wisconsin (USA) and it seems to get colder here, not sure.
I’ve travelled all over Scandinavia, including the arctic circle via Finland. The Scandinavian people I’ve always found to be kind, calm, well mannered and lovely people. Great forward thinking, peaceful and decent governments on the whole as well. Lovely part of the world 💙💛🤍
I just moved from Brasil to Kiruna, and I am loving it.
Welcome to Sweden and our north! I live in the forest area of Västerbotten but love to go west or further north and hike i The mountain range. I hope you will enjoy your life here!
Holy cow, that has to be a major change for you? Kind of the both extremes from the south of the globe to the very north 😱
Even as a swede, Kiruna is kind of far "up there". But good for you and brave making such a move around the globe 👏
@@jonatanspjuth8366 I was looking forward to living in a small town since Covid
. My husband is a minning engenier, working at LKAB now, and we were worried about the safety of our little daughter, violence agaisnt woman continue to rise in Brasil. We do crazy things for our Kids! Thank you for the kinde words.
@@Passioakka Thank you!💜
In the new town? We were there February 2023 and will be back next year. Amazing countryside. Nice people. Must be a cultural shock for you guys. Should we talk about winter temperatures? 😁🍻
You will be surprised about how cheap houses and homesteads in these areas are. You'll get a quite nice place in her neck of the woods, so to speak, for less than USD 100,000$ or even USD 50,000$. This is more or less true for most of the northern part of Sweden, a bit higher in the soutern part, outside of the larger cities.
Edit: I live quite a bit to the north of where she lives and the snow is amazing. You think that it's dark here and it is, but even the stars reflecting in the snow is enough to manage outside without to much trouble and when the moon is out it's quite quite nice.
btw, IKEAbags are made for EVERYTHING, laundry for example...
Excellent idea!!
@@TheNatashaDebbieShowCostco. Forget the boxes. I can get 2 weeks worth of food for 2 hockey playing boys (early 20s) into one blue IKEA bag. Piece of cake to get it in the house.
Hello beautiful, funny girls! I´m a grown-up retired Swedish man. Yes, Sweden is a very livable country.
@donquixote1502
Hmm, I’m a grown-up retired Canadian woman! 😂😂
Ah, she lives near Sollefteå. That's where my older daughter was born. Although it's counted as the north of Sweden, it's still only about halfway up. On the other hand, the latitude is the same as northern Alaska! I just looked up the price of houses like the one she lives in - it looks like you could get a big house with six of those tile ovens (big, ceramic-tiled wood-burning heaters) for about US$90,000. Pelle Molin, a poet from the area, described the place as "Sannerligen det fagraste land" (Probably the most beautiful place [in the world]). Sollefteå is near the High Coast (Höga Kusten), which is definitely a place to look up on the net.
My ex-wife's family come from a place called Kyrkdal, very near Sollefteå. Her grandmother died giving birth to her 14th child, leaving her grandfather to bring up the children in a house a bit like Jonna's house, except smaller and with no modern facilities at all. In the winter the whole family had to crowd into one of the two downstairs rooms in order to keep warm and fetch water from the nearby river, breaking the ice with an axe in the winter.
that's in a populated area though, in the middle of nowhere where she lives it's more like $10k to 40k
I love Jonna’s videos. They kept me sane and joyful through covid when I was at home alone and separated from loved ones. She’s so creative and inspiring 💗
You know that Jonna Jinton was a citygirl in the beginning. She lived in Gothenburg in her teens before she moved, alone, to the northern Sweden!
you know that she has a boyfriend?
Some Swedish trivia. My dad bought a Volvo in 1965, a rare sight in the UK at the time. It had seat belts as standard. Our neighbours all came around to see this strange phenomenon. Volvo had been fitting them since 1959. Sweden used to drive on the left, the same as in the UK, that is until midnight on July 3rd 1967 when they switched to the right, literally on the stroke of midnight. It was exciting for a while.
Jonna shows how nice it is in the winter here in Sweden. Its beautiful.
You should totally watch her video "A song for Sweden". It's such an amazing video and her cover of our national anthem. The videos she takes in that video is breathtaking. Recommened to have subtitles on for english translation
You too should apply to the Swedish TV series ALL FOR SWEDEN (Allt för Sverige ) All about ancestery and relatives ...
I think it's called "The great Swedish adventure" or something abroad.
They have to have swedish ancestors for that though(maybe they or 1 of them have i don't know as i haven't seen any of their vids before) i think there may also be some requirements but im not sure
Yes they do
We visited my aunt and uncle in Sweden a few times, once spending a fortnight including Christmas and New Year there.
My cousin Åke gave me my first driving lesson our on a frozen lake. Happy days.
PS. I was seven years old at the time.
Don´t think I ever seen you two so quiet during a "react to" ever. The calm of the north of sweden even goes trough the screen. hahahaha
a house roughly like that would be from 500 000 SEK with between 4 000 and 6 000m² of land, exact location and condition of the building can alter the price quite a bit, seen similar within commute of a largish town for up to 4 milion Swedish... if you want similar landscape you can go almost anywhere in rural parts of northern Sweden, the more remote you can get the cheaper you can get...
Beautiful! She has such a calming voice and thoughtful advice that we should all heed.
Ikea bags are best for carrying fire wood. ☺️👍
i live 50 kms from jonna and it is wonderful up here ure soo welcome to visit
She is a inspiration to everyone,Sweden is beautiful place on earth loved the video.❤
Thankyou.
You need to see her video where she talks of why she moved here .. She used to live in a city and have a regular 9-5 job .. I love Jonna :)
I've been one of her channel family for years now; 8 years now .. I would love for you to watch m ore of her content. She is a wonderful artist too and the jewellery she makes are so beautiful
Greetings from Germany. I am a navy veteran from the cold war aera. We often sailed to Norway into the stunning and breath taking fjords of Gairanger or Stavanger across the northern parts of the Atlantic. And yes I saw the aura borealis and witnessed the stars bangled night sky without any light pollusion over the roaring dark sea.
Quite an experiance for a young lad.
Congrats to your nice Chanel and thumbs up for the great work.
The parkajacket is a Fjällräven (a Swedish brand)
Det här kommer att vara värt att titta på (This is going to be worth watching)
I agree with you and I love Jonnas videos. You might think that she lives very desolate and for from everything, but that's not thhe case. I think its just 10 to 15 km away from Sollefteå. My own hometown where I grew up, is actually only 55 km away. Nowadays I live in a place just outside Stockholm, about 450 km away. Housing is VERY affordable, in fact cheap.
Places like this are actually really affordable! A house in the woods like this, remote, stunning- would cost you around 20-50.000 dollars.
yeah, something like 40k if you don't want verh much land.
Ok I am now chilled out. Great video reaction girlies. What a lovely calming voice the young lady has. Not much more I can say but wow ❤
Ikea bags are awesome! I use it for packing hay for my horse, puttning in laundry before I fold it, carrying wood, as a beachbag in summer because I can fit the hole familys towels, blanket, food clothes etc in just one bag.
Love Jonna’s channel. Her videos are so beautifully crafted.
Jonna has such a calming influence. Just listening to her voice makes me feel calm. I don't think I could stand that extreme cold or isolation though, but then again I wouldn't be able to stand extreme heat either. Brilliant video reaction as usual ladies.
We had this amazing snow here today, it was falling so slowly, it was just like it was snowing in slow motion! I live about a 3 hour drive from the town Jonna lives by. I live in Umeå and she mentioned Sollefteå being near. When the lowest temps hit here in January, i was actually kinda happy to be at home sick with the flu. lol .Didn't have to go outside at all.
My 2023 was... a bit of a roller coaster, had surgery twice, it was planned though so it was something i needed to get done. But still, long weeks in recovery wasn't too much fun. But i kept on working and met my friends, spent time with family and even went on a mini vacation to Stockholm.
Indeed, ladies, this was a beautifully created video of a stunning area of Sweden. Of course, Sweden is huge - about 1600 kms from north to south - being 1.5 times the size of California. So winters vary. I worked in the Kalmar area for two yrs, and winters there were similar to those I'd experienced in BC. When skiing north in Åre, however, my son and I almost froze our nuts off. 😂. Btw, Kalmar is a fascinating and historic city well worth investigating. Enjoy Carnival, Shrovetide, Frülings. 🎉🥞
I'd rather live in a cold country than one that's too hot all the time. You can wrap up against the cold but there's no escaping the heat.
Have to agree on the hot climate comment. I live in Norway, and I don't like it if the temperatures get too hot, even in summer. I would say the hottest I'm comfortable with would be temperatures around 32 degrees celsius/ or 90 farenheit.
Aaahh, the coming of spring in Sweden. A time when you can walk around and see people at random doing credible imitations of sunflowers, meaning full on face into the sun, chin up, eyes closed and a smile on our lips. Including myself in this as well and I am very much the same as Natasha in that I'm light sensitive and use shades at any excuse I get.
But the first time you feel any warmth in the sunlight after a long winter just hits differently.
As to how much firewood you'd need for a season... if it's your primary heating source...
I live half way up the country but we still get decent winters usually. In my fathers house growing up he had a rule of thumb that for every cold month, so from October to March sometimes, we would need 1 - 1,5 cubic meters of firewood to make it comfortable in our 130 square meters.
Wow so enjoyed this slow paced video and reaction. Don’t think l could live that life but l sure would like to give it a go for a while .. so so beautiful. To get back to the basics of living, to breathe that clean air , appreciate the warmth when your home with family in front of the fire . Loved it thank you 💖🤍👍
Lovely reaction to a lovely video by Jonna, her videos are always so peaceful. Her pupper Nanook is a lovely old thing and always brings a smile to my face.
Nowadays Jonna lives in middle of Sweden (Ångermanland). And recently opened a store in a city Sollefta 🌸
Do note that in southern Sweden, we hardly get any snow at all.... so there's a huge difference within the country...
Yea exactly lol. This is a very stereotypical Swedish winter. Most of us don’t have that. But it would be nice though lol
A small nice summer house around 30-50.000 dollars
A very nice reaction to a lovely Swedish treasure.
Jonna is the 14th generation living in the village, Gruntjärn., the village was founded in the early1600's.
I live in northern Sweden, Gällivare. The nature is wonderful.
I live most of the year in Australia but come summer I head to Sweden for three months for the winter. I love it. Great country and a great base for traveling around Europe.
Hi guys😀 I would say a house like this is between 30 000 - 500 000 kr = 2 800$ - 45 000$ depending where in the northen Sweden it is.
That's too cheap
I told you you’d fall in love with her channel I knew it. Btw I’m here for it. I’ll watch Jonna with you every week.
When you hear the snow creaking under your feet you know that it is really cold.
THERE ARE NO WORDS for how utterly stunning that was. my 2023 was very busy 2024 has started to get busy now but i am taking a lot of time to myself. Its why i am so glad i found you both because after i finished uni last june last summer was so hectic then i found you guys and i feel like i don't have to be busy. Thanks for helping me adjust to a better pace of life.
Shes a beautiful soul.Thankyou for helping to fuel my long term fantasy/daydream xx
I've followed Jonna Jinton's RUclips channel for years. Her photography, paintings and music are all amazing! Her videos are out of this world! 😁🩷
Funny to see Jonna here, she lives "close" to where I grew up, just a quick 50min drive through the dark forest ...
If anyone is interested the jacket is made by Fjällräven and is called Polar Parka. I got curious, when I saw the jacket.
Hi ladies.... I've watched all her videos, my son first started watching her videos a while ago and I joined in .... she is fabulous though in really couldn't cope with the winters they have there. There is something very ethereal about her to. Her jewellery that she makes and sells is absolutely beautiful so you should check out her website
And yes there is a video where she shows when she moves into her home and also the is a cabin too . .so check her videos out
Oh I love her videos, so glad you enjoy them too
You don't have to like the cold, sometimes you just have to endure it!
”Soaking in the sunlight” is a part of why we don’t wear sunglasses every time. Even if i live in Stockholm were it’s not that cold or dark, we still get tired and sad when it’s dark for so long. I Sweden you can see people standing every spring with their eyes closed towards the sun because we missed the light. Thank you for the reactions!
"Det finns inget dåligt väder, bara dåliga kläder" ( There are no bad weather, just bad clothing) is a saying in Sweden and it is about dressing for the weather, we have some real solid winter booths and winter clothes🙂. 2023 was struggle due to health and it is ongoing but I'm hopefull, but I am always like that😁, I call it my dimples guarantee.
Jonna also makes her own music for her videos, sings etc.
Been watching your whole Swedish playlist and I've fallen in love with you as much as you've fallen in love with Jonna and our beautiful country! I can highly recommend listening to some of her songs, her voice is absolutely breathtaking, especially her kulning and her version of our "national anthem" (put the english subtitles on, it'll make it even more amazing!)
Watching her outside in the cold made me feel cozy and warm in our central heated home ❤
I'm a Swede that grew up in the Netherlands and seeing this makes my Swedish connection with itfeel like I'm supposed to live there instead
Luckily in juli i am heading to Sweden to visit my Aunt in Uppsala "nothing compared to the quiet North" which really intrigues me
According to the prices I have seen, the price for a farm like this in northern sweden, coverted to $USD is somewhere between ~$200,000 and $350,000
I'm from northern Sweden, where you can certainly find more affordable homes too. I know someone who acquired an entire island, complete with around 11 buildings, two of which are sizable residential properties, all for approximately $150,000.
Morning everyone! As a Canuck (from “Winterpeg “), I’m pretty sure I could survive a Swedish winter!
You definitely could!
Winnipeg is pretty far South though, from a Swedish perspective, it's like on the same latitude as places in Southern Germany, like 49°, Munich is at 48°, and Paris, France is at 48°, Prague is at 50°
The Southern most town in Sweden, Ystad is at 55° is at 69°. Stockholm is at 59° The place where Jonna Jinton lives is about 63°. So it's much further North than most of the populated areas in Canada, most Canadians live around the same latitude as Central Europe. But due to the Gulf Stream, it's warmer and more liveable in Sweden, than it is on the same latitudes in Canada.
@@Asa...S They do get the warm air from the gulf stream though. The weather in Sweden is similar to northern United States/southern Canada even though Sweden is located at a higher latitude.
@@erics607 Yeah, that's what I said, "But due to the Gulf Stream, it's warmer and more liveable in Sweden, than it is on the same latitudes in Canada.".
@@Asa...S
It is milder on the East and West coasts and Southern Ontario, but I live in the middle of the city in a prairie province (Manitoba if you want to look at a map).
Absolutely love this video, it was beautiful and relaxing and I’m definitely going to check out her other videos. Love ya both ❤️❤️
We go on holiday to the Norfolk Broads on a boat every year and I love looking iup at the night sky from the middle of nowhere without light pollution and seeing all the beautiful stars
Jonna Jinton lives up in the northern Sweden... It's not that cold in the southern part of Sweden. Some winters we doesn't even have snow down here.
Our ancestors had furs and leather and flax underwear and then some, they knew how to deal with the coldness. Otherwise we wouldn't be living in Nordic Countries at all. Just a thought from a fellow nordic from Finland.
you should see her vidio of the singing lake you ladies will love it
Morning lovely ladies , I doubt if I could, bad enough here in Brum , looking forward to how they cope lol 👍😆 xx
I think many of the sceneries that you appreciate are so beautiful cause of the light.
I'm Swedish and I find the winters difficult cause of the short amount of daylight.
But I do absolutely love the light in the most extreme times of year!
The light during winter is stunning! The sunsets and sunrises take longer the more north you come, and in the very north of Sweden the day-time with daylight is more like a few hours of sunrise turning into sunset right away.
The light and the skies of the summers are equally beautiful!
I can't help myself - i need to stay up until at least 1 at night to see the deep blue sky that doesn't ever turn real dark..
And even around midnight you see the orange/ pink colors of the horizon.. that turns stronger until 3 am when it's already bright daylight.
You should come to Sweden in the summer to experience it!
Jonna lives so much north so I'm not sure how much of the beautiful light from the weak sunsets you'd get over there.
I'm from Stockholm and the light is described are from the conditions here in the musket of the summer.
If you go enough north the sun would never set in the summer, so you wouldn't get that pink/ orange light that I find so beautiful.
It looks beautiful and I love watching Jonna’s videos but I’m going to stay in the Southern parts of my country ☺️, too cold and too harsh up North and a little too isolated. I sometimes complain about the winters down here bc I actually love snow and we don’t always get any or not much of it but I would settle for like a month, not several. And we get six hours of daylight during the darkest period, I don’t think I could lessen that.
I love both the cold and the warm. Living near the arctic for most of my life, but also lived in Dallas for over a year. And I did very well with the heat and the humidity in Dallas.❤
Since you asked 2023 was not the best of years. we had to say farewell to a close family member.
We all realised it was a blessing for her but watching the slow and inevitable decline was hard.
I love winter and I love the snow. Thankfully we have some in yorkshire today. I too have a thing for cosy jumpers/sweaters. They're a spending weekness
Tis Ange
This looks truly amazing.thank you
Beautiful place to see, thank you for sharing this one, very calm too, I would love to be there (and bet the dogs would love it too!)
The thing about sweden is that we have all 4 seasons, like really good variety in all seasons, we have good winterns and good summers and because we dont have summer all around the year we appreciate summer to the fullest
IKEA bags is very usefull up in the north of Sweden. 😆
Her voice is so soothing, I could have fallen asleep.
I do, however, now need a hot drink.
That was an excellent video, really relaxing. I definitely couldn’t live there far too cold for me with widespread arthritis.
That's a great way of life to chill out.
I'm Norwegian, this winter is easy so far...minimal snow. About 1.5 feet. We have had a cople of days under -30 C. But so far, this is a nice one. About 10 years ago we had nearly 3 weeks with around -40 C. It's pretty, but it's VERY cold. Nothing works. :)
Hi girls. I realy love your reactions. Always so positive and nice with great comments. I hope you will find your way over here to Sweden sometime to experiance both summer and winter.
I wish you all the best and keep up this wonderfull channel.
Lots of hugs from me and the cat Tornado from Sweden.
// Stefan
It's different depending where in Sweden you live. For example when the north hade -46 Celsius. The South skåne hade just -7 Celsius. Also at the darkest in South, we have sunlight around 9 in the morning to 3:30 in the afternoon. And the brightest is 5 in the morning to around 11 at night
I know you guys are busy with life, and there are only so many videos you can upload every week......but if I had a wish, then I would wish to see a new video every day. Its the highlight of my week. Love from Northern Scotland.
A frozen land, with such wonderful people with big hearts, and they know how to party in the summer.
I live in southern Sweden and that type of winter with snow we have like a tiny part of the year if we’re lucky. Those cold temp we never have. Usually not more than -20, usually around -10 at top lol and no fire place. I wish though
Love this video, and Sweden is beautiful at winter. 😊
It really is!
We're having a warm winter in Canada this year, it only dipped down to the -34C in northern Manitoba at the beginning of January. But right back up to the warmth. We've even been hovering around 0C to +4C the last month and it shouldn't shouldn't be that temperature till the end of April up here when the sun is shining, usually. It's been an odd year and I'm glad I sold my snowmobile last year, because I wouldn't have been able to use it much this year, the snow has been garbage. Look up up northern lights from Mayo, Yukon (they are purple and pink and right above your head)
snow finally gone and it started to snow again just now....meeeh
Wow! What a beautiful winter wonderland 😍 I'd miss the sun too much though to live full time there.
Half the year the sun never sets...
"Funny" thing about -40c: It's also exactly -40F. It's where the scales meet.
We learned that last year when it got to that temp.
Great video loved it even if it did make me feel cold see all that snow lol
Great video breath taking I found it a very moving and the story she told looked so calm and relaxed getting away from the rat race away from the stress 2023 was a bad time for me and my family and 2024 as not been kind for me or my family I would love to see her art work and photography work and spend hours just looking at the frozen land scape I would have to have 5 pairs of socks on and four coats I don't like the cold much it be stunning just to the northern lights and stay in a ice hotel can't wait to see more thanks girls for showing this video it just a little tear to your eye
I think you missed her opening line... "this was the FIRST sunrise of the year" - she's been living in 24/7 total darkness for months.....subscribe (I have!) to her channel too, she's an award winning photographer and has millions of subs because her posts are phenominal. If you've not seen the northern lights, she's got tons of footage of some amazing nights 🙂
Nah, she lives quite a bit from the arctic circle. It is still very dark, but depending on the cloud coverage the sun is rising all year long there.
@@Divig rubbish
@@bushchat28d considering that I have been there more than once in december while going further north... I would like to challenge you to look Sollefteå up on a map and how far it actually is from the polar circle and the actual polar night.
If you like Jonna Jinton, you may like Kalle Flodin to. He is living a bit simple life in Ångermanland
I did my army services there back in the 90's. And yepp it was cold.
Lovely lady and a great video, its not easy to get away from light polution and see the full night sky.
Its not just that you see more stars but there is more colour its not just white stars on a black sky
Norrland actually broke their coldrecord this year, -53,8 I believe it was.
Regarding the cost of a house in that specific area, last one I vould find closed just under $140,000. Though you could find similar houses at about $50,000 in similarly remote villages.