Island Hopping in Helsinki| Midsummer weekend VLOG
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Join me as I take a trip out in the archipelago of Helsinki, nice little escape to the Helsinki islands!
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Places in this video:
00:46 Market Square
1:20 Vallisaari
6:07 Kunnikaansaari
7:40 Suomenlinna
8:30 Lonna
10:40 Market Square
Hope you enjoy watching this vlog!
Hyvää juhannusta kaikille! Happy Midsummer!
KIITOS
Pön xo.
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It was no joke walking around Islands under high UV intensity sunlight. Regardless, I enjoyed exploring the islands and felt like I had a short break from normal city life. Have you been to any of those islands mentioned in the video? Summer still has a long way to go (I hope!), where next for me?! :D
"Kuolemanlaakso" never been there but sounds like a delightful place
Good👍 keep going on.
nice video! 👍
3:28 The plant is called "Nokkonen", some people can be very allergic to it and get really bad rash from touching it! My friend once fell into a bush full of nokkonen and his arms were full of burning spots for like two days. Be careful with nokkonen!
Absolutely, learnt the lesson since the burn on the palm lasted a few minutes back when I touched it!
The name in English for the plant that stings is _stinging nettle._ The leaves from the top of the plant are edible when cooked, and is similar to spinach. It goes well in a quiche. There is also a cheese from Cornwall in south west England that is called Yarg, which is wrapped in nettle leaves.
Did you know that last night, 27 july, the sun set First time since may 16 in northern Lapland, that is a looong day ....................