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She is in Visby on the island of Gotland . (Im actually there now. Have my summer house here). Itchy boots are an incredible dutch woman who travel the world on her bike. All alone. Shes been around in Africa. She went from south america through central america to north america. Shes amazing.
Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian and Danish police officers are helpful and it is part of the profession to be so. You mentioned that you were from the US and that speaks to how shocked you were. Because in the USA it takes between 6 and 9 months to become a police officer, depending on which state you attend the training. In the Nordic countries, it takes longer to train as a police officer. in Sweden it is 2 ½ years of education at university to become a police officer and after that you are a police aspirant for 6 months before you become a police officer. In Finland, Police Training is an academic police training for 3 years and you must achieve 180 points in the exam. In Denmark, police training is also 3 years, but here you do the police internship for 14 months before you become a police officer. in Norway it is like in Finland when it comes to police expansion, that is. academic police training 3 years and you must achieve 180 points in the exam. in Sweden, this is included in the training to become a police officer: Police training gives you knowledge about the role of the police in society, our regulations and methods. Theory is interspersed with practice, where a large part is about practicing your skills in police situations. You will learn to analyze problems, seek knowledge, see connections, find solutions, make decisions and evaluate your efforts. The studies include subjects such as law, criminology, nursing science, behavioral science, social work and political science. They are integrated with police subjects such as crime prevention work, criminal investigation, investigation into violent and drug crimes, interrogation and interview methodology, forensics, conflict management, IT and communication systems, road safety, police tactical driving and self-protection. Self-protection requires both fitness and a certain strength. Questions about human rights, ethics, values and treatment are integrated throughout the education period to raise awareness of norms and values. Great importance is placed on increasing your self-awareness and your ability to make well-balanced decisions in different situations. If a Swedish police officer behaved like an American police officer, there would be talk of being fired, the same applies to Finnish, Norwegian and Danish police officers. The police are there to help and protect the citizens. Politeness and calm behavior must be the police in the Nordic countries.
From my experience, they really enjoy helping people that are not victims of a crime. The officer helping the Dutch lady appears to be a sergeant, so that is a somewhat higher grade.
@@andreasfischer9158 The police are service-oriented and helpful to everyone, even criminals must be treated well. Also crime victims. So don't come up with lies.
@ingvartorma9789 Please try to read properly before you reply. I didn’t write av single word about criminals being treated badly. I didn’t even mention criminals. I was a police volunteer myself.
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We get -30 celcius here in Sweden too, but part of the money from our high taxes goes to maintaining our roads :) As long as you pay for it there are always ways keep things nice and clean.
-30 celsius? I think you need to go further up north to find those low temperatures. Last time I can remember a winter being so cold so the temp could go close to - 30 was a long time ago. I remember the winter of -86 or 87 was really cold but I don´t think it got as low as -30
Gotland has around 61 000 citizens. And there are around 900 000 tourists/year. One week in july theres the "Stockholm week". Its a really big party week.
I was so shocked when I lived in the UK in the early 2000's and saw how dirty everything was. Still remember my outrage when I saw someone just throw trash from their car directly onto the road. We do get a lot of potholes in Sweden. They will fix important roads very regularly while some smaller roads might be quite an adventure to drive on - especially in the countryside up north. The water in Stockholm is quite clean nowadays and you can go swimming in the middle of the city (but not in the Stockholm stream or you'll drown).
As a Northern European(and mostly Swedish), the only person I've met that likes Lingonberries with pancakes/plättar, is my father(take his tastes with a grain of salt, he ate it on bloody pizza too). And even he doesn't really care to pick it before the most common strawberry/strawberry jam. But there's a good bit of variety with blueberry jam, queens jam, cloudberry jam, and raspberry jam. Cloudberry is my personal favorite, but I do think strawberry jam is the best suited. Cloudberry is also a bit expensive. Ligonberries are for black pudding, palt(could find no English word for it), and some meatball-based dishes. It really doesn't go well with everything, but it's indispensable for the dishes it is for.
She's in the middle of a big city. The big nearby places are fully booked, if you want help immediately you have to move away from the inner city, and into the more sparsely populated area's. Yet they seemingly make room for ppl like these on a time crunch.
Stockholm rarely gets colder than say -10 these days, when I was a kid it could get to -30 (Celcius). We're located at the same latitude as Alaska, but the Gulf Stream makes it a bit less harsh. That said, if you go up north, even just to the middle of the country, it can get pretty darn cold. But the roads are usually in good shape. Country dust roads have pot holes, but they are rare on highways and such.
winter 2022-23 it got down to -30C several times :) There are several pot holes al over town too, but if you report them they get taken care of rather fast (usually less than a month), kinda depends on what part of the city you'r in thou
The changing of the Guard was at the Royal Palace, the King and Crown Princess work from there (while not travelling or working from home) but live in Palaces in the suburbs. The King and Queen in Drotningholm Palace and the Crown Princess familiy in Haga Palace (which is rather small for a palace).
Summertime this old Gothic city Visby on the island of Gotland (Sweden) is such a hot spot to go to partywise!!!...This time in the morning all are sleeping though
Air conditioning is not common in Sweden, our focus has been to build well-insulated houses that keep the heat in during the winter, and historically it has rarely been over 25 degrees Celsius, max a few days maybe a week for a whole year, so it has not been worth investing in AC
Sweden is a high salary country, to keep a shop busy is more important than servicing every customer quickly as it would require more personnel. You will also notice that very little low salary service is offered and machines are used where plausible.
She is Dutch and she goes from Gotland to Stockholm. And no, not all cops are so nice but they are nicer than most cops. And for the record, I have met a lot of nice police officers in Thailand. if you are friendly, they are friendly back.
the south of sweden gets mostly rain and the temperature on rare occasions reach -20 in the winters and that is the end of the world to the southerners of sweden as in the north that is just a regular morning.
No not lingonberry jam with pancakes 🤣 To those we have strawberry or raspberry or bluberry jam or a combination of those. 😋😋 Preferrably also topped with whipped cream.
@@tovep9573 okey! I also use lingonberries but only with the thick pancake made in the avon. But other berries with the thin ones made in the frying pan. My experience is that is the most common. Even on lunch restaurants.
18:39 it used to be the home of the King & Queen and always has been. but our current king decided to move out to Drottningholm's palace in 1981, which is not as central as Stockholm's palaces. He thought it was a better place for the children to grow up. So this is only a workplace for the king, queen, crown princess & her husband Prince Daniel.
In Europe it's easier to spot a lost tourist because of the different country license plates. A biker riding an international bike, acting like they're looking for something usually can use some help. Her bike has NL on it so it's easy to know she's from the Netherlands. Bike shops are usually swamped in early summer, but most will make exceptions for non native riders since they're on a journey. Interesting fact about the yellow buildings is that the yellow muted pastel tones on the Stockholm buildings are a trace from a letter by royal architect Tessin and then King Karl XII sent to house owners in 1699 telling them to paint their houses in a yellow tint. The inspiration came from the French lime stone houses and everything French was all the rage back then, so they tried to imitate that. This has lived on and that's why you sometimes hear of royal l yellow. All the military buildings from this era were painted yellow no matter where in Sweden, and made them stand out and by color mark them as belonging to the King.
It doesn't happen that often, but perhaps 6 months ago I was so drunk so I couldn't stand still, I could walk but I had to lean onto a wall to be able to stand. The police comes, and they ask me if I knew how to get home, pretty sure they'd driven me home had I said no (Malmö, Sweden). Oh and I had a very similar experience in Dublin, Ireland, where I was actually arrested but let go and driven to the place where I was staying
That might happen in Sweden as well if you are highly intoxicated. They wouldn’t leave you there if they deemed you unable to look after yourself. I had to call them once due to a teenage boy who hardly could stand upright without help. He wanted to take the bus home in the middle of the night. It was -15 °C and I didn’t want him to freeze to death in the snow. Police arrived within a couple of minutes. The officers gave him a ride home to mom and dad. The initial plan was to take him to a cell for the night because he just had turned 18 and technically was an adult but he got extremely sad when he realized that, so they changed their plans and handed him over to his parents.
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Thank you so much!
She is in Visby on the island of Gotland . (Im actually there now. Have my summer house here). Itchy boots are an incredible dutch woman who travel the world on her bike. All alone. Shes been around in Africa. She went from south america through central america to north america. Shes amazing.
Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian and Danish police officers are helpful and it is part of the profession to be so. You mentioned that you were from the US and that speaks to how shocked you were. Because in the USA it takes between 6 and 9 months to become a police officer, depending on which state you attend the training. In the Nordic countries, it takes longer to train as a police officer. in Sweden it is 2 ½ years of education at university to become a police officer and after that you are a police aspirant for 6 months before you become a police officer.
In Finland, Police Training is an academic police training for 3 years and you must achieve 180 points in the exam.
In Denmark, police training is also 3 years, but here you do the police internship for 14 months before you become a police officer. in Norway it is like in Finland when it comes to police expansion, that is.
academic police training 3 years and you must achieve 180 points in the exam.
in Sweden, this is included in the training to become a police officer: Police training gives you knowledge about the role of the police in society, our regulations and methods. Theory is interspersed with practice, where a large part is about practicing your skills in police situations. You will learn to analyze problems, seek knowledge, see connections, find solutions, make decisions and evaluate your efforts.
The studies include subjects such as law, criminology, nursing science, behavioral science, social work and political science. They are integrated with police subjects such as crime prevention work, criminal investigation, investigation into violent and drug crimes, interrogation and interview methodology, forensics, conflict management, IT and communication systems, road safety, police tactical driving and self-protection. Self-protection requires both fitness and a certain strength.
Questions about human rights, ethics, values and treatment are integrated throughout the education period to raise awareness of norms and values.
Great importance is placed on increasing your self-awareness and your ability to make well-balanced decisions in different situations.
If a Swedish police officer behaved like an American police officer, there would be talk of being fired, the same applies to Finnish, Norwegian and Danish police officers. The police are there to help and protect the citizens. Politeness and calm behavior must be the police in the Nordic countries.
From my experience, they really enjoy helping people that are not victims of a crime. The officer helping the Dutch lady appears to be a sergeant, so that is a somewhat higher grade.
@@andreasfischer9158 The police are service-oriented and helpful to everyone, even criminals must be treated well. Also crime victims. So don't come up with lies.
@ingvartorma9789 Please try to read properly before you reply. I didn’t write av single word about criminals being treated badly. I didn’t even mention criminals. I was a police volunteer myself.
We get -30 celcius here in Sweden too, but part of the money from our high taxes goes to maintaining our roads :) As long as you pay for it there are always ways keep things nice and clean.
-30 celsius? I think you need to go further up north to find those low temperatures. Last time I can remember a winter being so cold so the temp could go close to - 30 was a long time ago. I remember the winter of -86 or 87 was really cold but I don´t think it got as low as -30
I'm really happy. Both for you to get this experience and for me to see your reaction to it and yes..i've been following you for a long time 🙏❤️
Thank you so much! :)
Gotland has around 61 000 citizens. And there are around 900 000 tourists/year. One week in july theres the "Stockholm week". Its a really big party week.
I was so shocked when I lived in the UK in the early 2000's and saw how dirty everything was. Still remember my outrage when I saw someone just throw trash from their car directly onto the road. We do get a lot of potholes in Sweden. They will fix important roads very regularly while some smaller roads might be quite an adventure to drive on - especially in the countryside up north. The water in Stockholm is quite clean nowadays and you can go swimming in the middle of the city (but not in the Stockholm stream or you'll drown).
As a Northern European(and mostly Swedish), the only person I've met that likes Lingonberries with pancakes/plättar, is my father(take his tastes with a grain of salt, he ate it on bloody pizza too). And even he doesn't really care to pick it before the most common strawberry/strawberry jam. But there's a good bit of variety with blueberry jam, queens jam, cloudberry jam, and raspberry jam. Cloudberry is my personal favorite, but I do think strawberry jam is the best suited. Cloudberry is also a bit expensive.
Ligonberries are for black pudding, palt(could find no English word for it), and some meatball-based dishes. It really doesn't go well with everything, but it's indispensable for the dishes it is for.
She's in the middle of a big city. The big nearby places are fully booked, if you want help immediately you have to move away from the inner city, and into the more sparsely populated area's. Yet they seemingly make room for ppl like these on a time crunch.
Stockholm rarely gets colder than say -10 these days, when I was a kid it could get to -30 (Celcius). We're located at the same latitude as Alaska, but the Gulf Stream makes it a bit less harsh. That said, if you go up north, even just to the middle of the country, it can get pretty darn cold. But the roads are usually in good shape.
Country dust roads have pot holes, but they are rare on highways and such.
winter 2022-23 it got down to -30C several times :) There are several pot holes al over town too, but if you report them they get taken care of rather fast (usually less than a month), kinda depends on what part of the city you'r in thou
The changing of the Guard was at the Royal Palace, the King and Crown Princess work from there (while not travelling or working from home) but live in Palaces in the suburbs. The King and Queen in Drotningholm Palace and the Crown Princess familiy in Haga Palace (which is rather small for a palace).
Summertime this old Gothic city Visby on the island of Gotland (Sweden) is such a hot spot to go to partywise!!!...This time in the morning all are sleeping though
Air conditioning is not common in Sweden, our focus has been to build well-insulated houses that keep the heat in during the winter, and historically it has rarely been over 25 degrees Celsius, max a few days maybe a week for a whole year, so it has not been worth investing in AC
Sweden is a high salary country, to keep a shop busy is more important than servicing every customer quickly as it would require more personnel. You will also notice that very little low salary service is offered and machines are used where plausible.
If you want to see more of my beautiful island, Gotland, you should check out episode 18 and 19 from the same lady. 💕
Ya both talked over when she explained where she was in the start XD Ironically discussing where she was XD
She is Dutch and she goes from Gotland to Stockholm. And no, not all cops are so nice but they are nicer than most cops. And for the record, I have met a lot of nice police officers in Thailand. if you are friendly, they are friendly back.
The woman who drives the motorcycle is from Holland. You can hear it in her accent when she speaks English.
My coloc is Dutch and doesn't speak like her at all :(
the south of sweden gets mostly rain and the temperature on rare occasions reach -20 in the winters and that is the end of the world to the southerners of sweden as in the north that is just a regular morning.
No not lingonberry jam with pancakes 🤣 To those we have strawberry or raspberry or bluberry jam or a combination of those. 😋😋 Preferrably also topped with whipped cream.
I like lingonberry jam with pancakes. That is how my Mamma made them for me as a kid.
@@tovep9573 okey! I also use lingonberries but only with the thick pancake made in the avon. But other berries with the thin ones made in the frying pan. My experience is that is the most common. Even on lunch restaurants.
"Eller både och" lol Det finns förstås Drottnings sylt också så Queens jam ☺ En favorite faktiskt!
@@alvdansen7172 Yes drottningsylt (a mix of raspberry and blueberry, European blueberries) is common when you eat out.
@@birgittae9046 Nowadays restaurants are fancy and might even give you cloudberries.
18:39 it used to be the home of the King & Queen and always has been. but our current king decided to move out to Drottningholm's palace in 1981, which is not as central as Stockholm's palaces. He thought it was a better place for the children to grow up. So this is only a workplace for the king, queen, crown princess & her husband Prince Daniel.
In Europe it's easier to spot a lost tourist because of the different country license plates. A biker riding an international bike, acting like they're looking for something usually can use some help. Her bike has NL on it so it's easy to know she's from the Netherlands. Bike shops are usually swamped in early summer, but most will make exceptions for non native riders since they're on a journey.
Interesting fact about the yellow buildings is that the yellow muted pastel tones on the Stockholm buildings are a trace from a letter by royal architect Tessin and then King Karl XII sent to house owners in 1699 telling them to paint their houses in a yellow tint. The inspiration came from the French lime stone houses and everything French was all the rage back then, so they tried to imitate that. This has lived on and that's why you sometimes hear of royal l yellow. All the military buildings from this era were painted yellow no matter where in Sweden, and made them stand out and by color mark them as belonging to the King.
It doesn't happen that often, but perhaps 6 months ago I was so drunk so I couldn't stand still, I could walk but I had to lean onto a wall to be able to stand.
The police comes, and they ask me if I knew how to get home, pretty sure they'd driven me home had I said no (Malmö, Sweden).
Oh and I had a very similar experience in Dublin, Ireland, where I was actually arrested but let go and driven to the place where I was staying
That might happen in Sweden as well if you are highly intoxicated. They wouldn’t leave you there if they deemed you unable to look after yourself. I had to call them once due to a teenage boy who hardly could stand upright without help. He wanted to take the bus home in the middle of the night. It was -15 °C and I didn’t want him to freeze to death in the snow. Police arrived within a couple of minutes. The officers gave him a ride home to mom and dad. The initial plan was to take him to a cell for the night because he just had turned 18 and technically was an adult but he got extremely sad when he realized that, so they changed their plans and handed him over to his parents.
A Swede 🇸🇪 her Itchy Boths is on Island Gotland town Visby and yes young people go and party.
That´s the island of Gotland on her way to the main land.
You only eat pea soup on Thursdays in months with a "r".
You dont eat lingonberry on pancakes here in Sweden 😂
She literally told us where she was, but you were busy talking, so you missed it.
"We are just neighbors to the americans were not perfect" LMAO
Ärtsoppa med pannkakor jummy jummy!
The Streets are clean, because we pay CRAAAZY taxes in Sweden! 😂 we appreciate it tbough.
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No, it's not the IKEA logo @16:05. It's Lidl, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidl, a grocery store.
There is crack everywhere!😂😂😂