I look so forward to your videos. My husband who refuses to knit a stitch usually watches with me. We've seen parts of the world we'd otherwise never see. Thank you guys.
Whether it's preparing a recipe, sharing a knitting tip, or taking us along on your amazing road trips, there is an underlying note of appreciation of what is true and beautiful that touches the heart. This latest excursion to Svalbard is no exception. The panorama is breathtaking, to say the least. The line of dogsledders in the distance was mesmerizing. The huge rocks were truly majestic, and those shots of the grey line of the horizon meeting the white snow were exceptional. Each time you stopped to capture some of this magic so that we could also be part of the experience. Thank you so much for filming your trip to Svalbard for us. Not all of us can reach such latitudes. You took the time to share images of your marvelous land. It was generous of you and we truly appreciated it. 🥰
You two bring me such joy!!!! Hearing Arne chuckling the whole time.....as Carlos gets hotter and hotter 😂😂😂 And I am so amazed by the beauty of Svalbard.....that canyon with those rock walls.....heaven on earth. Thank you so much for showing us something new ❤❤❤❤
Arne and Carlos I am so grateful you both came into my life. Thank you for all the experiences you share in such a playful and joyous way. Safe travels
well I almost cried seeing that beautiful arctic landscape and then I was laughing at Carlos flaunting his undergarments and putting layer upon layer of clothes on. You bring such joy, and it is always so authentic and natural, whether knitting, baking a cake, making a gingerbread house or sharing a lovely experience with us. Please don't ever change. Thank you so much for this wonderful visit to Svalbard. xxx
Thank you for sharing another delightful adventure in your homeland❣️ You are so, so on point - there is no bad weather only bad clothing. I especially enjoy watching you guys enjoy the WINTER. What a unique place to do that.
This was such a wonderful video! Thank you all for making and sharing this! I love you showing how many layers it takes to be safely warm!!! The dog sledding and snow mobiling photography was amazing! Thank you ever so much for taking us with you! I loved this!!!
I will never say u look cold again!!! I was sweating watching u put on all those layers. Poor Carlos. At least I know how many layers I would need!!!! Scenery is beautiful. Have a fabulous time and see u both on Sunday. 👌👌👍👍❤️❤️👋👋👋👋
Oh boy, you went dog sleding. Going on a snowmobile. Wow the scenery is stunning. Thank you Carlos for putting on all those layers. Thank you for sharing your trip.
Oh my this was too funny… you reminded me of the way my mother use to dress me up when I was a little kid to go outside to play in the snow… I couldn’t turn my head or bend my arms and legs! Snug as a bug in a rug….couldn’t do anything but we were warm. Lol
Thank you for taking us along on this incredible journey Arne and Carlos. The sights are truly amazing. Thank you for all that you both do for us viewers, really appreciate these special moments that we get to share with you. Take care and stay blessed.❤
I love traveling with you two; I am getting to experience places I will never get to see through your eyes! The dog sledding, the snow machine traveling and showing us how to dress. So much fun. Looks beautiful there - thanks for sharing with your viewers; we appreciate you very much!
I thought Svalbard would be beautiful, but I am in awe! I've never seen anything so beautiful. Thank you for sharing this video and knowing that you are not cold! I simply can't wait to see this in person in August. Thank you so much!!
That was "so good" as Arne would say. Made my day. I think that demo on layering gave you a 2 lb weight loss at least! I didn't know about the outer layer of shorts for extra protection from the cold. There was an episode of Friends when Joey put on all of Chandler's clothes which made me think of Carlos. Anyway, thank u both for including all of us in the our lives.
Wow! We could have used those down pants in Minnesota! We did wear knit gloves inside the mitts. As you mentioned, wind is a huge contribution to cold! So beautiful up there! Thank you for sharing -it was great.
Thank you for giving the gift of Svalbard to us! Magnificent!!! A true sacrifice to don all those layers indoors, Carlos. And kudos to the filming crew!!! Can't imagine filming with sleeping bag mittens on...
You look like a true Canadian going out for a snowmobile trip, right down the the hot pads in the snowmobile gloves ! We love our sledding and also know how to layer ! Absolutely amazing views you have, truly a winter wonderland ! Thank you for the pictures
Honestly, if you need anyone to look after your dog, help with the garden, sort your yarn.....your country is truly spectacular!!!! Thank you for sharing your adventure. I am in awe!
Thank you for sharing this lovely view of the artic. The scenery was beautiful as you were dog sledding .That sure is a lot of layers to put on ,but I believe you when you say you are toasty warm out there! Have a wonderful time at the top of the world!!
OMG, MY FRIENDS! What an adventure! It's May 28, 2023. I live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA. As an energetic child I lived in the counytryside of Canton, Ohio, USA and oh how I loved the cold air and snow of Winter. Carlos, I could so relate to each layer as you added it for warmth and lost more and more mobilty. I was laughing so much (WITH you and Arne) because I was reliving your experience as though I was that cold child who couldn't wait to get outside to play but once properly prepared couln't move more than a shuffle and if I fell down, I remained there as a turtle on it's back, unable to move in any direction!🤣 Thank-you both for another uplifting 'Sit and Knit'! Sorry that at nearly 76 yrs old (Sept 11th 1947) I won't be joining your Arctic Cruise but, I will continue to enjoy your Arne and Carlos videos. Thank-you BOTH for bringing laughter, joy and your real time experiences to me. Btw, I've taught myself how to knit Norwegian by following your tutorials. May you both enjoy the best of good health and happiness.😊 Your friend, Joy.
Carlos, you are good sport for putting on all those layers and almost melting before our eyes. Arne, your laugh had me laughing too. 😉 I’m not a fan of the cold, but those views that you both captured took my breath away. Thank you for the tutorial on what to wear when visiting the top of the world.♥️♥️
I cannot add more to all the previous comments. This has been a superb Sit and Knit. I appreciate all you guys do to keep your fans involved. The scenery there is breathtaking. Some of it put me in mind of the old movie Dr. Zhivago. I know that I will never have the opportunity to experience the North Pole in person, so this is the next best thing. Thanks from Evelyn in Greensboro, Georgia, GEORGIA, USA Today is a rainy day in Georgia. 😊
The landscape there is magical. What a beautiful world we live in. Thanks for sharing it! And the fashion show/tutorial on how to dress in that climate was interesting, funny ... and a little painful to watch poor Carlos melting under all that clothing! Thank you, Carlos!❤
I grew up in a cold and windy place (in winter) - Laramie, Wyoming, US - but I have never put on that many layers! We were all Michelin men as children in red snowsuits and big scarves around our faces. I must see Svalbard some day soon. Thanks for bringing us along!
I am from Chicago, and I can attest to cold. Cold so freezing that your brain can not even register it is "cold," yet you feel like your blood has coagulated and your bones simply ache in pain. This is exactly what layering means, and it is then survivable. You can not stop for the cold. You adjust as life must be lived. Svalbard is beautiful! What backlist adventures you had. I know those who are joining you this fall will have an exquisite time. Ok, marshmallow puff men, another great tutorial! Carry on!
The scenery is simply beautiful! Thank you for the virtual experience and the entertainment of dressing for the Arctic. 😂 I was sweating just watching you dress in all those layers.
I was getting claustrophobic watching Carlos put on all those layers! Gave me flashbacks of being a child when my parents would dress me in layers to go snowmobiling. Could barely move one’s limbs, but we stayed warm.
Love the Bubble pants! That was an amazing amount of clothing you put on, Carlos...Thanks for the glimpse into life in the Arctic region of Norway, so Beautiful !
Wow 😮. So, so pretty. You’d give Nat Geo a run for the money with your videos! I had no idea there were so many clothing layers, Carlos. Very helpful indeed understanding how to dress in the Arctic.
I've never been so far north but both Svarlbard and Norway are on my 'must do' list. Your point a about temperature and wind referencing New York hit a chord... coming from Scotland I call that a 'lazy wind'... I've been in New York in February (Baltic!) and in Edinburgh in December (brutal!)....hence the 'lazy wind'.. I say it can't be bothered to go around you so it goes through you - fierce! Loved this episode, thank you both, G xx
Well that was breath taking and hilarious, you guys are fantastic to take us on this trip with you. I was laughing out loud watching Carlos put on layer upon layer of clothing then the boots , oh my goodness you are so much fun to watch. I had a miserable day but you really cheered my heart. Thank you both so much. Xxxx
Amazing light!! And, what an amazing life you lead! You know, I probably will never have a chance to drive a dog sled or ride a snowmobile up in the Arctic, so I thank you both so much for sharing this with us! ❤
I never thought that I would, but I was fortunate enough to spend a week in Lapland about fifteen years ago, and it was unforgettable! I am so grateful for all the wonderful experiences that life has given me!
Omg the scenery is so beautiful, you transported me to places I may never go in this lifetime so thank you for these travel videos and the history of them. ❤
Fascinating thank you! Weirdly there was someone on the radio a couple of days ago from Svalbard. (I’m in the UK). Apparently the next Mission Impossible will be filmed there using a lot of helicopters. Local people are concerned as helicopters are used to keep polar bears out of town (the noise frightens them). The town folk fear that having lots of choppers around will make the bears less fearful and they will come into town more….. however what a great experience you are having… the dressing sequence was an education!
Thank you for sharing your Artic adventures! Truly amazing. You boys are always on top of the world in my book! 🥰 Carlos, you reminded me of the snowsuits I used to put on the kids many years ago. They could barely move! 😂 Glad you are well prepared to stay warm and enjoying the trip. Have fun on the cruise! Safe travels! 🙏🏻❤️😘
I love all of your videos and this one especially as you've taken us to a part of the world that I imagine is out of reach for most people. The layers of clothing was a great lesson and whilst not as cold, we used to wear long johns and layers when I used to live in the snowy areas of the Blue Mountains Australia. We get by where we are now with knitwear, there's no snow. You are both amazing and bring so much joy and value in your videos. Thank you 🙏💕 Anne
Yes, indeed! Bravo to Carlos for his Arctic outfit demonstration! More seriously, I so much enjoyed the video tour of the stunning Svalbard landscape, the dog sleds and snow mobiles. I had a feeling of being somewhere other than planet Earth and wondered if you were feeling the same? Thank you for sharing this excellent video trip! 😊
Poor Carlos, you look miserable! All while Arne is laughing! Looks like a fun trip. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. I’d love to see all of that in person one day.
Wow,Carlos - it's impressive that you can get so many layers of clothes on and still move! I know you have to wrap up well with such low temperatures outside, and it must be a helluva hot indoors with that lot on, but does it feel tight to move in? There were some sled dogs around there too. I do hope they have thick enough fur to keep them warm. Maybe they could use some warm doggy coats? Thank you for your lovely videos! I have always done various kinds of arts and crafts, specifically knitting - hand and machine, crochet, sewing, the odd bit of weaving and painting and drawing, specifically, and I love to see the results of your talents and ideas. I also love to see parts of your country. It's so beautiful, with the mountains, lakes, waterfalls, etc. More please!
Oh darlings - I've always thought you were hot 🤩 Nice to hear you say schvitz, Carlos. My grandfather and brother used to go to what they called the schvitz (sweat) baths (the US equivalent of a sauna). Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. ♥
I can’t thank you enough for this wonderful video. To see Svalbard through your camera and the fabulous adventures you undertake is magical. Our trip to Nordkapp was amazing but this surpasses anything I experienced there. But to add the dressing element was absolutely genius and made it so real. What you do for your art and audience. Thank you for bringing us another special moment in your continuing storybook of life at its fullest. ❤❤❤❤ T&S
Svalbard looks just like the villages in Alaska where I used to live. I have ancestors from there and I cant thank you enough for the video of this amazing area. You 2 look so handsome in your arctic gear.
That was positively heroic, Carlos! You really “took one for the team!” Thank-you both for the views of Svalbard, it looks fascinating. See you both soon!
So fun! I live on the prairies in Canada and have never dressed in so many layers. Ah but the wind is what makes winter weather brutal. Thanks so much for this vid. Great clothing tips
Thank you so much for sharing your trip --- it was amazing!!!!! Thanks to you guys I get to travel--- Thank you Carlos for being such a good trooper!!!
Thank you so much for showing us how people who live in cold climates survive! I REALLY enjoyed this episode. I wrote you a nice long comment but my internet went out and I lost it.
Thank you so much for sharing your amazing trip with us! So many interesting parts of the world…..what did you do the next days for fun? I hope you can tell us next week. Have a fun rest of the cruise!
Thanks for the tour outside and the amusing dressing prep. It sounds similar to dressing for outdoors when I spent a winter in Beijing, but without the snow. I was teaching, and once I got into the classroom I had to take off several layers -- so I used it as time to teach the children the English words for clothing and taking things off and putting them back on before recess. The funny part is how quickly you overheat and you just want to rip the layers off. The dog sledding and skidoos look like great fun!
Oh my goodness. I know that its very cold in the arctic but I think if im to wear so many layers of clothes I will die by suffocation before I go out. As when I wear a jumper and a jacket on top I feel as if im being strangled so I cant imagine how I feel wearing all that.😅 Thank God I live in a warmer climate But the scenery there is just breath taking.thank you Arne and Carlos for taking us with you. Blessings to you both and many kisses from Malta.
Thanks for sharing beautiful scenery! But I would never go there it would be to cold for since I suffer from arthritis n fibromyalgia I love Arne laughing in the background so enjoyable I just love u both bring me so much happiness!!!
Thank yoy both for a fantastic peak into the fabulous scenery in the Arctic. You look like you are having a ball up there. Don't envy you with all the layers though..
Very educational for us. Thank you for all the trouble you went through showing us what the people who live there have to do to survive in that cold a climate.
When I get too warm for inside after prepping for the cold outside, I just step outside and it doesn’t take long to cool down. You look great, Carlos! All armored up against the cold😊
This video is stunning! I miss you watching your everyday videos of Advent 2023, so I started watching some older once. I started watching you, guys, not long ago, and I find out all your videos very relaxing and entertaining, no matter what you videotape! And I don't knit at all, just have a soft spot in my heart for Norway and everything Norwegian...
U are so stinkin cute!!! Yes NY , Minnesota. These are places you say “ there is no bad cold only bad clothing! “ its wonderful when dressed appropriately. So lovely there. Thanks for sharing ! 😂
I must admit, I was more than a bit envious when you were going to Svalbard on a sailboat last summer, so I just loved this episode! What a fascinating place. As you said, Carlos, it is “beyond gorgeous!”
The dog sledding had me tearing up. What a privilege it must have been. Thank you for sharing. Your winter dress reminded me of getting dressed in the winter growing up in Montana!!!
I hope everyone is suitably grateful to you Carlos. The things you do for us! 😊
I look so forward to your videos. My husband who refuses to knit a stitch usually watches with me. We've seen parts of the world we'd otherwise never see. Thank you guys.
Whether it's preparing a recipe, sharing a knitting tip, or taking us along on your amazing road trips, there is an underlying note of appreciation of what is true and beautiful that touches the heart. This latest excursion to Svalbard is no exception. The panorama is breathtaking, to say the least. The line of dogsledders in the distance was mesmerizing. The huge rocks were truly majestic, and those shots of the grey line of the horizon meeting the white snow were exceptional. Each time you stopped to capture some of this magic so that we could also be part of the experience.
Thank you so much for filming your trip to Svalbard for us. Not all of us can reach such latitudes. You took the time to share images of your marvelous land. It was generous of you and we truly appreciated it. 🥰
You two bring me such joy!!!! Hearing Arne chuckling the whole time.....as Carlos gets hotter and hotter 😂😂😂 And I am so amazed by the beauty of Svalbard.....that canyon with those rock walls.....heaven on earth. Thank you so much for showing us something new ❤❤❤❤
Arne and Carlos I am so grateful you both came into my life. Thank you for all the experiences you share in such a playful and joyous way. Safe travels
Thank you so much Ginger
well I almost cried seeing that beautiful arctic landscape and then I was laughing at Carlos flaunting his undergarments and putting layer upon layer of clothes on. You bring such joy, and it is always so authentic and natural, whether knitting, baking a cake, making a gingerbread house or sharing a lovely experience with us. Please don't ever change. Thank you so much for this wonderful visit to Svalbard. xxx
Thank you for sharing another delightful adventure in your homeland❣️ You are so, so on point - there is no bad weather only bad clothing. I especially enjoy watching you guys enjoy the WINTER. What a unique place to do that.
This was such a wonderful video! Thank you all for making and sharing this! I love you showing how many layers it takes to be safely warm!!! The dog sledding and snow mobiling photography was amazing! Thank you ever so much for taking us with you! I loved this!!!
I will never say u look cold again!!! I was sweating watching u put on all those layers. Poor Carlos. At least I know how many layers I would need!!!! Scenery is beautiful. Have a fabulous time and see u both on Sunday. 👌👌👍👍❤️❤️👋👋👋👋
Oh boy, you went dog sleding. Going on a snowmobile. Wow the scenery is stunning. Thank you Carlos for putting on all those layers. Thank you for sharing your trip.
Another reason to visit Norway!
Oh my this was too funny… you reminded me of the way my mother use to dress me up when I was a little kid to go outside to play in the snow… I couldn’t turn my head or bend my arms and legs! Snug as a bug in a rug….couldn’t do anything but we were warm. Lol
It is so hard to believe that that type of scenery exists. The scenery is absolutely awesome.
Thank you for taking us along on this incredible journey Arne and Carlos. The sights are truly amazing. Thank you for all that you both do for us viewers, really appreciate these special moments that we get to share with you. Take care and stay blessed.❤
It looks like a refreshing cold. I’m more of a fan of cold places than tropical heat so now it’s a new place added to my list of places to visit.
Those nature views are very humbling… Thank you for sharing!
Not sure which I enjoyed more, the scenery or the dressing tutorial! Thanks!
In the Land of Arctic- wow to you two and love your talking and showing us much and please safe and warm!
Hand/foot warmers are one the best inventions ever. Thank you for sharing the stunning landscapes of beautiful Svalbard. Love the adventure.
I love traveling with you two; I am getting to experience places I will never get to see through your eyes! The dog sledding, the snow machine traveling and showing us how to dress. So much fun. Looks beautiful there - thanks for sharing with your viewers; we appreciate you very much!
Oh guys this “ what to wear “ was so funny - I am crying with laughter - thank you so much for taking us along with you. 😂😂
I thought Svalbard would be beautiful, but I am in awe! I've never seen anything so beautiful. Thank you for sharing this video and knowing that you are not cold! I simply can't wait to see this in person in August. Thank you so much!!
Stunningly peaceful. Admire the people that live and work there. Thank you for sharing. Especially those rosey red cheeks 😊
That was "so good" as Arne would say. Made my day. I think that demo on layering gave you a 2 lb weight loss at least! I didn't know about the outer layer of shorts for extra protection from the cold. There was an episode of Friends when Joey put on all of Chandler's clothes which made me think of Carlos. Anyway, thank u both for including all of us in the our lives.
Thanks so much for once again taking me to a place I likely won’t get to visit in person. 😊
Ha ha ha!😂 Carlos, you beat me to the punch about appropriate clothes for the Arctic 🥶 climate.
Thank you!
Wow! We could have used those down pants in Minnesota! We did wear knit gloves inside the mitts. As you mentioned, wind is a huge contribution to cold! So beautiful up there! Thank you for sharing -it was great.
I’m claustrophobic. Don’t think I could wear all those layers. That scenery was spectacular!
Thank you for giving the gift of Svalbard to us! Magnificent!!! A true sacrifice to don all those layers indoors, Carlos. And kudos to the filming crew!!! Can't imagine filming with sleeping bag mittens on...
Crazy🥶
What a magnificent once-in-a-lifetime trip! I'm super envious, but sincerely grateful that you're sharing this with us. Thank you! 🥶💖
You look like a true Canadian going out for a snowmobile trip, right down the the hot pads in the snowmobile gloves ! We love our sledding and also know how to layer ! Absolutely amazing views you have, truly a winter wonderland ! Thank you for the pictures
Honestly, if you need anyone to look after your dog, help with the garden, sort your yarn.....your country is truly spectacular!!!! Thank you for sharing your adventure. I am in awe!
How is it possible !! Little Luce gets cuter by the minute !!! 🥰🥰🥰loved your clip WELCOME HOME Luca
Thank you for sharing this lovely view of the artic. The scenery was beautiful as you were dog sledding .That sure is a lot of layers to put on ,but I believe you when you say you are toasty warm out there! Have a wonderful time at the top of the world!!
Love Love Love you guys!!! Lovely arctic! Scenery, Thank you!! Carlos 😁 Thank you!!! Having a Heat Wave...❤
OMG, MY FRIENDS! What an adventure! It's May 28, 2023.
I live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA.
As an energetic child I lived in the counytryside of Canton, Ohio, USA and oh how I loved the cold air and snow of Winter.
Carlos, I could so relate to each layer as you added it for warmth and lost more and more mobilty.
I was laughing so much (WITH you and Arne) because I was reliving your experience as though I was that cold child who couldn't wait to get outside to play but once properly prepared couln't move more than a shuffle and if I fell down, I remained there as a turtle on it's back, unable to move in any direction!🤣
Thank-you both for another uplifting 'Sit and Knit'!
Sorry that at nearly 76 yrs old (Sept 11th 1947) I won't be joining your Arctic Cruise but, I will continue to enjoy your Arne and Carlos videos.
Thank-you BOTH for bringing laughter, joy and your real time experiences to me.
Btw, I've taught myself how to knit Norwegian by
following your tutorials.
May you both enjoy the best of good health and happiness.😊
Your friend, Joy.
Hi Joy, thank you so much for watching our channel!
Carlos, you are good sport for putting on all those layers and almost melting before our eyes. Arne, your laugh had me laughing too. 😉
I’m not a fan of the cold, but those views that you both captured took my breath away. Thank you for the tutorial on what to wear when visiting the top of the world.♥️♥️
Oh wow! This was great! I am so glad to know that you are warm when we see you out with the sled dogs. Thank you for suffering for us, Carlos!
You are welcome!
I cannot add more to all the previous comments. This has been a superb Sit and Knit. I appreciate all you guys do to keep your fans involved. The scenery there is breathtaking. Some of it put me in mind of the old movie Dr. Zhivago.
I know that I will never have the opportunity to experience the North Pole in person, so this is the next best thing. Thanks from Evelyn in Greensboro, Georgia, GEORGIA, USA
Today is a rainy day in Georgia. 😊
The landscape there is magical. What a beautiful world we live in. Thanks for sharing it! And the fashion show/tutorial on how to dress in that climate was interesting, funny ... and a little painful to watch poor Carlos melting under all that clothing! Thank you, Carlos!❤
I grew up in a cold and windy place (in winter) - Laramie, Wyoming, US - but I have never put on that many layers! We were all Michelin men as children in red snowsuits and big scarves around our faces. I must see Svalbard some day soon. Thanks for bringing us along!
Thank you for watching Catherine
I am from Chicago, and I can attest to cold. Cold so freezing that your brain can not even register it is "cold," yet you feel like your blood has coagulated and your bones simply ache in pain. This is exactly what layering means, and it is then survivable. You can not stop for the cold. You adjust as life must be lived. Svalbard is beautiful! What backlist adventures you had. I know those who are joining you this fall will have an exquisite time. Ok, marshmallow puff men, another great tutorial! Carry on!
Spectacular scenery. Almost as good as Canada’s North! 😘
My favourite guys! Takes “layering” to a whole new level. What a magical place on earth! Thank you for sharing your journey.
The scenery is simply beautiful! Thank you for the virtual experience and the entertainment of dressing for the Arctic. 😂 I was sweating just watching you dress in all those layers.
Good Lord! You are so brave Carlos. That's alot of energy expended putting on all those clothes. Thanks for the demo.
I was getting claustrophobic watching Carlos put on all those layers! Gave me flashbacks of being a child when my parents would dress me in layers to go snowmobiling. Could barely move one’s limbs, but we stayed warm.
Love the Bubble pants! That was an amazing amount of clothing you put on, Carlos...Thanks for the glimpse into life in the Arctic region of Norway, so Beautiful !
Wow 😮. So, so pretty. You’d give Nat Geo a run for the money with your videos! I had no idea there were so many clothing layers, Carlos. Very helpful indeed understanding how to dress in the Arctic.
Arne and Carlos ❤️❤️❤️❤️ This episode !!! Thank you both for thinking of us 🥰
I've never been so far north but both Svarlbard and Norway are on my 'must do' list. Your point a about temperature and wind referencing New York hit a chord... coming from Scotland I call that a 'lazy wind'... I've been in New York in February (Baltic!) and in Edinburgh in December (brutal!)....hence the 'lazy wind'.. I say it can't be bothered to go around you so it goes through you - fierce! Loved this episode, thank you both, G xx
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Well that was breath taking and hilarious, you guys are fantastic to take us on this trip with you. I was laughing out loud watching Carlos put on layer upon layer of clothing then the boots , oh my goodness you are so much fun to watch. I had a miserable day but you really cheered my heart. Thank you both so much. Xxxx
Amazing light!! And, what an amazing life you lead! You know, I probably will never have a chance to drive a dog sled or ride a snowmobile up in the Arctic, so I thank you both so much for sharing this with us! ❤
I never thought that I would, but I was fortunate enough to spend a week in Lapland about fifteen years ago, and it was unforgettable! I am so grateful for all the wonderful experiences that life has given me!
What a chore just to get dressed! Thanks for all the laughter😂. The scenery is amazing!!
Even. Dressed in so so many layers you still manage to give us a great podcast
Omg the scenery is so beautiful, you transported me to places I may never go in this lifetime so thank you for these travel videos and the history of them. ❤
Fascinating thank you! Weirdly there was someone on the radio a couple of days ago from Svalbard. (I’m in the UK). Apparently the next Mission Impossible will be filmed there using a lot of helicopters. Local people are concerned as helicopters are used to keep polar bears out of town (the noise frightens them). The town folk fear that having lots of choppers around will make the bears less fearful and they will come into town more….. however what a great experience you are having… the dressing sequence was an education!
The two.of you are a pleasure! From cake making (no cream ) to travel you bring joy! thank you
Thank you for sharing your Artic adventures! Truly amazing. You boys are always on top of the world in my book! 🥰
Carlos, you reminded me of the snowsuits I used to put on the kids many years ago. They could barely move! 😂
Glad you are well prepared to stay warm and enjoying the trip. Have fun on the cruise! Safe travels! 🙏🏻❤️😘
I love all of your videos and this one especially as you've taken us to a part of the world that I imagine is out of reach for most people. The layers of clothing was a great lesson and whilst not as cold, we used to wear long johns and layers when I used to live in the snowy areas of the Blue Mountains Australia. We get by where we are now with knitwear, there's no snow. You are both amazing and bring so much joy and value in your videos. Thank you 🙏💕 Anne
Yes, indeed! Bravo to Carlos for his Arctic outfit demonstration! More seriously, I so much enjoyed the video tour of the stunning Svalbard landscape, the dog sleds and snow mobiles. I had a feeling of being somewhere other than planet Earth and wondered if you were feeling the same? Thank you for sharing this excellent video trip! 😊
Poor Carlos, you look miserable! All while Arne is laughing! Looks like a fun trip. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. I’d love to see all of that in person one day.
Wow,Carlos - it's impressive that you can get so many layers of clothes on and still move! I know you have to wrap up well with such low temperatures outside, and it must be a helluva hot indoors with that lot on, but does it feel tight to move in? There were some sled dogs around there too. I do hope they have thick enough fur to keep them warm. Maybe they could use some warm doggy coats? Thank you for your lovely videos! I have always done various kinds of arts and crafts, specifically knitting - hand and machine, crochet, sewing, the odd bit of weaving and painting and drawing, specifically, and I love to see the results of your talents and ideas. I also love to see parts of your country. It's so beautiful, with the mountains, lakes, waterfalls, etc. More please!
Thank you so much for sharing such beautiful landscapes and how to dress for the Arctic-
Funny! And what an extraordinary place. Once in a lifetime trip - enjoy it, kids!
Oh darlings - I've always thought you were hot 🤩 Nice to hear you say schvitz, Carlos. My grandfather and brother used to go to what they called the schvitz (sweat) baths (the US equivalent of a sauna). Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. ♥
You both look so happy! I’m so glad you’ve had an amazing adventure. Thank you for sharing it with us. Svalbard looks amazing. So beautiful.
I can’t thank you enough for this wonderful video. To see Svalbard through your camera and the fabulous adventures you undertake is magical. Our trip to Nordkapp was amazing but this surpasses anything I experienced there. But to add the dressing element was absolutely genius and made it so real. What you do for your art and audience. Thank you for bringing us another special moment in your continuing storybook of life at its fullest. ❤❤❤❤ T&S
Thank you so much Timothy!
Oh my goodness. Beautiful scenery. The technology that helps in keeping you warm is amazing. Have fun!
Wow awesome, thank you Arne and Carlos for sharing this video with us, love it! ☃️❄️🥶😍
I hope you had a wonderful time!!! Thankyou for your sacrifice, Carlos!
Svalbard looks just like the villages in Alaska where I used to live. I have ancestors from there and I cant thank you enough for the video of this amazing area. You 2 look so handsome in your arctic gear.
What a beautiful place to go dog sledding. I follow Cecilia and Christoffer who live there. Thank you for taking us along!!❄️❄️❄️❄️
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us… you are amazing 😻
That was positively heroic, Carlos! You really “took one for the team!” Thank-you both for the views of Svalbard, it looks fascinating. See you both soon!
So fun! I live on the prairies in Canada and have never dressed in so many layers. Ah but the wind is what makes winter weather brutal. Thanks so much for this vid. Great clothing tips
OMG, I love this sooooo much! Thank you for taking us along on your adventures and sharing the world with us. What fun!
Thank you so much for sharing your trip --- it was amazing!!!!! Thanks to you guys I get to travel--- Thank you Carlos for being such a good trooper!!!
Thank you so much for showing us how people who live in cold climates survive! I REALLY enjoyed this episode. I wrote you a nice long comment but my internet went out and I lost it.
Thank you so much Kathy, maybe the comment will show up one day!
So wonderful to see you on your trip. such beauty. Glad you are warm and love the dress to warm part. Love to you both.
Thank you so much for sharing your amazing trip with us! So many interesting parts of the world…..what did you do the next days for fun? I hope you can tell us next week. Have a fun rest of the cruise!
Thank you so much for taking us along on your adventures 😊
Thanks for the tour outside and the amusing dressing prep. It sounds similar to dressing for outdoors when I spent a winter in Beijing, but without the snow. I was teaching, and once I got into the classroom I had to take off several layers -- so I used it as time to teach the children the English words for clothing and taking things off and putting them back on before recess. The funny part is how quickly you overheat and you just want to rip the layers off. The dog sledding and skidoos look like great fun!
Oh my goodness. I know that its very cold in the arctic but I think if im to wear so many layers of clothes I will die by suffocation before I go out. As when I wear a jumper and a jacket on top I feel as if im being strangled so I cant imagine how I feel wearing all that.😅 Thank God I live in a warmer climate But the scenery there is just breath taking.thank you Arne and Carlos for taking us with you. Blessings to you both and many kisses from Malta.
Loved this video! The beautiful scenery, the dog sledding, snowmobiling, and the arctic attire lesson - loved it all!
Thanks for sharing beautiful scenery! But I would never go there it would be to cold for since I suffer from arthritis n fibromyalgia I love Arne laughing in the background so enjoyable I just love u both bring me so much happiness!!!
Just WOW.... What landscapes! I can see you two producing some designs in greys and whites..
Thank yoy both for a fantastic peak into the fabulous scenery in the Arctic. You look like you are having a ball up there. Don't envy you with all the layers though..
Thank you for taking me along on this adventure! I learned so much! It is all so gorgeous and the vastness of it!
Safe travels. ❤
Thank you for showing the beauty of Norway. Definitely on my bucket list of travel❤
Very educational for us.
Thank you for all the trouble you went through showing us what the people who live there have to do to survive in that cold a climate.
Thank you both ❤❤❤. I warmed up just watching you. Don’t faint Carlos! Love the sleeping bags for hands. 😂
I am not a winters person, but when I see this, I want to explore this wonderful place.
Wonderful!! Perfect sound, for all that wind. Great job 😁👍🏼 awesome you're able to make it a cruise, too!
I could not hear ANY wind at all with mics!
When I get too warm for inside after prepping for the cold outside, I just step outside and it doesn’t take long to cool down. You look great, Carlos! All armored up against the cold😊
Thank you Carlos for your sacrifice. Now I can prepare better for cold weather adventures. 👍🏻
You are welcome!
Carlos, please don’t faint. Thank you for this toasty lesson.❤️❤️❤️🤣
This video is stunning! I miss you watching your everyday videos of Advent 2023, so I started watching some older once. I started watching you, guys, not long ago, and I find out all your videos very relaxing and entertaining, no matter what you videotape! And I don't knit at all, just have a soft spot in my heart for Norway and everything Norwegian...
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U are so stinkin cute!!! Yes NY , Minnesota. These are places you say “ there is no bad cold only bad clothing! “ its wonderful when dressed appropriately. So lovely there. Thanks for sharing ! 😂
wow, so beautiful - thanks so much for doing this for us!!! 💞
I must admit, I was more than a bit envious when you were going to Svalbard on a sailboat last summer, so I just loved this episode! What a fascinating place. As you said, Carlos, it is “beyond gorgeous!”
The dog sledding had me tearing up. What a privilege it must have been. Thank you for sharing. Your winter dress reminded me of getting dressed in the winter growing up in Montana!!!