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The sound at 19:30 is the test signal for Hesa Fredrik, our outdoor broadcasting system for the public. It is used in case of dangers etc. The sound you heard is used 4 times a year to test that the system is still working.
Very nice tour, thank you for taking us with you. I loved her books. Her hometown reminded me of my own childhood hometown, although in Poland. It also has a fountain in the centre and lovely cobbled street. Even houses are similar. It's a shame you couldn't see the house inside. In 5 days it will be an anniversary of her death. She died on 28th January 2002, age 94. Three days later I lost my dad, he was 49.
Hi Matthias! Your videos are really well made. I got the google maps vid recommended and then browsed on to this one. As a Swede who also grow up with Astrid Lindgren I have to say I learned quite a bit from this. You've got a new subscriber!
"There was a lot of traffic jams in Germany" Everytime I'm and Voderup Klint on the Danish Island Ærø I can hear german radio and they always have some ein stunde stau in Schleswig-Holstein
@@MatthiasSchwarzerEnglish Yeah, I get that. I thought you might go just for you though. Since you’re a fan. Never been myself though; maybe it’s more fun for children
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I really hope your channel blows up properly. These videos are really well made. Keep up the good work!! Love from 🇬🇧
As a Swede, this will be a fun series.
The sound at 19:30 is the test signal for Hesa Fredrik, our outdoor broadcasting system for the public. It is used in case of dangers etc. The sound you heard is used 4 times a year to test that the system is still working.
Ahh, good to know! 💡
Delightful. I have now watched all your episodes, even to things that I don't even know about, because you are so good. Keep it up. Thank you.
Thanks Matthias, this video touched deep inside’s of my soul.
Very nice tour, thank you for taking us with you. I loved her books. Her hometown reminded me of my own childhood hometown, although in Poland. It also has a fountain in the centre and lovely cobbled street. Even houses are similar. It's a shame you couldn't see the house inside.
In 5 days it will be an anniversary of her death. She died on 28th January 2002, age 94. Three days later I lost my dad, he was 49.
Hi Matthias! Your videos are really well made. I got the google maps vid recommended and then browsed on to this one. As a Swede who also grow up with Astrid Lindgren I have to say I learned quite a bit from this. You've got a new subscriber!
Great video content! Came from the future 😀 Subscribed
"There was a lot of traffic jams in Germany"
Everytime I'm and Voderup Klint on the Danish Island Ærø I can hear german radio and they always have some ein stunde stau in Schleswig-Holstein
that house looks peak sweden
You didn’t visit Astrid Lindgrens Värld in Vimmerby?
I‘m sure it‘s fun for visitors. But I wanted to show the actual places that inspired her. 🙂
@@MatthiasSchwarzerEnglish Yeah, I get that. I thought you might go just for you though. Since you’re a fan. Never been myself though; maybe it’s more fun for children
I'm sorry, but "Båtmansbacken" is really not pronounced as "Butt Man's backen"!
That's my only complaint, though. Loved the rest of the video.