I’ve had the “friluftsliv” concept in my heart since always and I never knew it had a name on Norway . I’m from Spain and me and my little family love spending time in the nature every time we have a free day ❤
As a Swiss speider I grew up with friluftsliv as my main food. I Norge I discovered it in a whole different dimension, in those vast areas of no roads and real wilderness. I love it to carry everything and leave as little print as possible behind me. After every tour I feel much younger and relaxed, uanset the world`s turmoil.
Not all DNT cabins are unmanned. Quite a number of them are either manned, some even have cooks preparing the food. But of course, the majority rely on trusting the users to be honest.
I don't see how the concept could have been around for 5000 years since Indo-Europeans only entered Europe around 2500 BC. Germanic peoples didn't even live in northern Europe then.
I think you are mixing people and languages. People have lived in Europe for about 45,000 years and people spread quickly after the melting of the ice, only from southern Norway to northern Norway it only took a couple of hundred years.
@@maidsua4208 I understand that. However friluftsliv is a Germanic word that did not exist in what is now Scandinavia 5000 years ago. There were no Norwegians 5000 years ago.
I don't get it: is she eplaining to a norwegian audience how the DNT cabins work? Like to explain Norway to the nowegians? Akward... anyway it's 2:30 pm friday here in Italy, it's getting late. Sorry I've to leave to check on my second home (permitted with the covid) and do some ski-mountaineering in the Sibillini range. If you want take a look at some of my videos and you'll see some Norway cabins that I visited too. Byeeeee
Well Karen, not all Norwegians hike, use a DNT cabin, own a cabin in general or go hiking! Zzz just go away. When foreigners trying to police other foreigners when they themselves are completely clueless🤡🙄🫠
I’ve had the “friluftsliv” concept in my heart since always and I never knew it had a name on Norway . I’m from Spain and me and my little family love spending time in the nature every time we have a free day ❤
YES! Cheers to Friluftsliv! I am outdoors more than indoors, open air life is the best life! Thank you!
As a Swiss speider I grew up with friluftsliv as my main food. I Norge I discovered it in a whole different dimension, in those vast areas of no roads and real wilderness. I love it to carry everything and leave as little print as possible behind me. After every tour I feel much younger and relaxed, uanset the world`s turmoil.
This is awesome. I am in the north of USA and we have a similar culture but we don't have the volunteer part of it.
Also true in Sweden
Always a Swede making it about them. Yet you’re supposed to be superior?🤣🤣🤣
Apetor is my friluftsliv role model.
May he rest in peace🕊
Not all DNT cabins are unmanned. Quite a number of them are either manned, some even have cooks preparing the food. But of course, the majority rely on trusting the users to be honest.
Hence the 'in many cases'.
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Apparently I'm the first to comment. Well, it's a fantastic!
Congratulations buddy!
I don't see how the concept could have been around for 5000 years since Indo-Europeans only entered Europe around 2500 BC. Germanic peoples didn't even live in northern Europe then.
I think you are mixing people and languages. People have lived in Europe for about 45,000 years and people spread quickly after the melting of the ice, only from southern Norway to northern Norway it only took a couple of hundred years.
@@maidsua4208 I understand that. However friluftsliv is a Germanic word that did not exist in what is now Scandinavia 5000 years ago. There were no Norwegians 5000 years ago.
I don't get it: is she eplaining to a norwegian audience how the DNT cabins work? Like to explain Norway to the nowegians? Akward... anyway it's 2:30 pm friday here in Italy, it's getting late.
Sorry I've to leave to check on my second home (permitted with the covid) and do some ski-mountaineering in the Sibillini range.
If you want take a look at some of my videos and you'll see some Norway cabins that I visited too.
Byeeeee
She's explaining her experience with it as an outsider, and how it has positively impacted her life.
No one asked
Well Karen, not all Norwegians hike, use a DNT cabin, own a cabin in general or go hiking! Zzz just go away. When foreigners trying to police other foreigners when they themselves are completely clueless🤡🙄🫠
I'm happy..but I'll be happy when I see the fall of Sweden
You mean that they have the same amount of deaths as they have with the flu every year...? Oh, and this isn't Sweden.