I love Norwegian nature. From southern Norway myself, and although some areas further north have more spectacular views, the water temperatures there are not especially inviting, and summers dont last as long. I think i prefer the nature here in the south too, as mountains here are usually not too tall for a day hike, and even from the tallest mountain in my local area, you just see endless forests and mountains and valleys in all directions. Would be nice with even longer summers, so im tempted to spend the winters on Tenerife, but then id have to find a new apartment here in Norway every year, which im guessing may get problematic sooner or later.
@@TravelandGeography It will be, around september, and we r not even so far, Im from Serbia xD Have a nice time there and I cant wait your next videos 😀😀
It really is! In Norway, you don't have to be afraid of wild animals. Of the large animals, normal animals in the woods are moose and deer, they both stay away from humans (mostly). Bears and wolves are extremely rare and also don't approach humans 👍
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Men så vackert! Jag hoppas jag får åka till Mjösa igen, jag var där senast på 70-talet! Så gammal är jag LOL
Veldig vakkert! Hahaha
Wow, I'm extremely happy right now. Because there's subtitles.
That look like a nice place.
Now with Turkish subtitles! Thank you so much for the translation 😊😊
No problem 😊
I love Norwegian nature. From southern Norway myself, and although some areas further north have more spectacular views, the water temperatures there are not especially inviting, and summers dont last as long. I think i prefer the nature here in the south too, as mountains here are usually not too tall for a day hike, and even from the tallest mountain in my local area, you just see endless forests and mountains and valleys in all directions. Would be nice with even longer summers, so im tempted to spend the winters on Tenerife, but then id have to find a new apartment here in Norway every year, which im guessing may get problematic sooner or later.
I agree with you on many points here! South and north both have their advantages. Thank you for sharing!
Its so cool nature and u r so lucky😁😁, in here is like 40 degrees and high humidity, u can barely breathe 😥😥
Wow, in Norway it normally doesn't get much hotter than 30 degrees. Maybe your weather gets better during the fall? :)
@@TravelandGeography It will be, around september, and we r not even so far, Im from Serbia xD Have a nice time there and I cant wait your next videos 😀😀
Wow, it's so beautiful there. I wish I had explored more when I was in Oslo. It's an amazing view to fall asleep to sure, but um, wild animals?
It really is! In Norway, you don't have to be afraid of wild animals. Of the large animals, normal animals in the woods are moose and deer, they both stay away from humans (mostly). Bears and wolves are extremely rare and also don't approach humans 👍