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Yes, seeing bears in Finland is extremely rare. If you make any noise like snapping twigs or talk, the bear will be out of there long before you even realize there was a bear nearby in the first place. When camping though bears do like to eat your food, but you usually realize only after the night that a bear has visited your campsite. Bears are a lot less dangerous than people imagine, at least in Finland.
That’s comforting to know 😊, every noise we heard that night sounded like a bear lol but was probably a squirrel 😁 we actually hung our food from a tree just in case. Thanks for your comment and we hope you have enjoyed the series Sean and Emily
Indeed. I grew up in a very remote are where there are bears even today. Never saw one. Only paw markings and poop :D My dad has been a lumber jack in that area and said that he never has seen bears and bobcats, but that they have seen him.
@@SK-nw4ig Hi, that's really interesting and cool that you could find the paw markings in the ground! -a good reminder they are there =) We visited Romania a couple of years ago and saw lots of bears -we were thinking it would be the same here -actually happy about not having a bear encounter whilst camping =) ruclips.net/video/2OLN7bY1ig0/видео.htmlsi=ZD77wwxNLytMTUet
Sean you made me laugh, you traveled so many countries that you forgot where you were! 🤣I really like the way you record video on the bike with Emily having the Go-pro on a extendable vlog stick, this give great viewing options, I loved the close up of you both chatting while riding 🤔🤐 seriously though another great watch . . . and soo many reindeer!! 🦌🦌🦌🦌
Haha 😂 yeah I don’t know where I am half the time -good job Em is keeping track of us lol ! Thanks very much, I must say Em does a fantastic job of getting the shots. The main reason we like this is we can shoot everything in linear for that natural undistorted view. Thanks very much for your positive feedback -it really means a lot to us! We were so happy to see the reindeer! Never had we imagined we would see so many before we left home. Thanks again Sean and Emily
Hi Michael, thanks for being one of the first to watch the episode 😎🙌🏻 and we are really glad you liked it! Yeah we were so happy when we found this spot! Lake, firewood and only accessible by bike or perhaps a 4x4 as the path to it didn’t have much ground clearance. Thanks for watching and cheers for the comment! Sean and Emily
Great video again guys. I'm looking forward to the next one. - There are approximately 168,000 larger (more than 500 square kilometers in size) lakes in Finland and countless smaller ones. In addition, over 75 percent of Finland's surface area is forests, more than any other country in Europe. So if your goal is to find a lake shore that is in the middle of a forest, it's not too difficult. 😊
Hi Jorluo, thanks very much for your comment and it's great to hear you are enjoying the videos. Wow we did not realize there were so many lakes and forests. Finland is a beautiful country indeed with a cool capital city. Thanks for commenting and we hope you enjoy the rest of the series as we head towards Helsinki an d then onto the Baltics. Sean and Emily Here's our route (photos to follow) seanandemilytravels.com/the-heading-north-tour
Great video as usual. Just got home from a 1500+ mile ride in the deserts of Utah, Arizona and Nevada. We “wild” camped every night and it was amazing. Can’t wait to get back out there.
Hi Mike, Sounds great!! That must have been a cool experience, we would love to do a tour of the states someday! -we have just finished visiting every country in Europe so to tick off some new ones would be great 😊. Wild camping in the desert must have been special under the stars. Thanks for watching Sean and Emily
10:12 if that car was flashing lights, they were for you, signaling "Hey, there are reindeers on the road, if you haven't noticed them yet, caution" common practice in northern finland :)
Well, there is this Finnish song named Kuusamo and now it is in my head. But more than that this was a trip down the memory lane as you went through the areas that became familiar for myself back in 2004.
@@SeanandEmily Eh, not for me to say since I've never acquired a taste for pop schlager music. More of a metal man myself, or (big band) jazz and blues enjoyer in addition to baroque music and opera.
Yeah we weren’t expecting to see so many so it was a nice surprise. We are still in the Northern part of Finland so perhaps that’s why. Locations are in the descriptions in case you are interested. Thanks for your comment and we hope you enjoyed the episode. Sean and Emily
Hi Carlos merci pour le Sub 😎 Great choice of bike! 😊 Yeah hopefully we will see you on the road sometime (we might have even passed each other at some point already!). Thanks for watching and greetings from Basel. Sean and Emily seanandemilytravels.com/
Thanks very much! Your positive feedback is very much appreciated 😊 We hope you continue to enjoy the rest of the series as we head south again. Sean and Emily
Here from the USA, I must say, you guys really got it on!! Your traveling enthusiasm, your filming, and editing skills are awesome. I think you guys should make a DVD of all your traveling and put it on sale. your traveling stories are that good...
@@luisfermin8766 Hi, thanks so much for your kind and encouraging words! We really appreciate you taking the time to comment. That's cool that you are watching form the USA and we hope to tour there in the future. Maybe a DVD is a good idea, if we did make one we could put it on our website's shop but we are happy to be able to share our journeys with everybody without charge 😊. Thanks again for your encouraging comment and we look forwards to hearing from you again. In case you are interested in reading articles and seeing our photography here's a link to our website. Many thanks and Kind regards Sean and Emily seanandemilytravels.com/
The road surface gets chewed up by studded tires and the asphalt might have some ingredients other countries don't use just to make it a bit more grippy since it gets quite slippery at times in Finland.
Hi Tiax, that makes sense, it's amazing how good the roads are considering the extremities of weather conditions. We hope you are enjoying the Videos and thanks for your comment. Sean and Emily seanandemilytravels.com
Hi Emily and Sean A little concerned as you usually post on Saturday and Sunday, but nothing this weekend. Hoping you are both okay. Enjoy following you on your travels. Great videos, well put together. J.
Hi, thanks very much for your concern -it's nice to know you are watching out for us 😊 Couldn't quite get the double episodes out this weekend but we hope you enjoyed Sunday's episode. Thanks again for your continued support! Sean and Emily seanandemilytravels.com/
Hi, thanks it was a great spot to set up camp. It was good because camper vans couldn’t get to it 😁. Nice to make a fire with dry wood this time! Thanks for watching Sean and Emily
Nice ride through those sparsely populated areas. You were wondering why there wasn't a line for the polar circle. It's because it moves about 15 meters every year because of the wobbling of the axle of the Earth. In 41000 year cycle it moves about 250 kilometers back and forth. Two years ago when I stopped at the same spot with that three pole statue, I checked it and it was about 100 meters north from it.
Thanks, yeah it was a super relaxing ride and great to be surrounded by nature like that. Thanks for the information, we didn't realize that at the time, Some people told us many turn around when they get to the Artic circle center in Norway thinking they have reached the artic circle! Fortunately we went all the way to the top =)
Hi Emilian, thank you so much for your kind support! It's really appreciated and we really hope you have enjoyed the series so far. Thanks again for your support! Sean and Emily seanandemilytravels.com/
Another great ride and amazing video , can’t believe how straight those roads are much prefer abrasive roads even though they wear your tyres out faster, I could smell the meal you were cooking Emm it looked amazing too , it’s not the bears you need to watch out for on the Russian border , stay safe guys , 👍🙏🏽Graham
Hi Graham, thanks very much, yeah we didn't believe they could be as straight as people said they were lol It's not nice visually seeing your tire go square and the outsides hardly touched. Oh yeah dinner that night was great! Thanks for watching and great to hear form you as always! 😊 Sean and Emily
Oh, i have met bears i nortern sweden when i have parked my truck in the forest. One morning i had one 25 meters from me when i went out for a morning pee. They have always appeared calm and not botherd.
Hi Tom, oh wow that must have been a rare encounter! 😲. We have seen bears in Romania on the ‘Heading East Tour’ and they were magnificent but from the perceived safety of the bike 😁.
Thats funny when u forget what country ur in😂, that lake, the sunset, spag bol 4 dinner, mmmm Bike question, what bikes have u had b4 the gs, and how has the gs been comfort and stabilty wise? Love your tours, scenery, exploring, different meals and finding out about the different places.👍💞🌞✌️☕️🍪
Hi Collin, yeah it is lol -easy when there are no physical border stops 😂. It was a prefect day and a wonderful spot. Regarding the past bikes I've had, it started with a 50cc Gilera DNA which i swopped to a Kymco 125 when i was 17. Then after passing my Bike test i had a Suzuki SV1000s which i had for 5 years or so before changing to the R1200 GSA and then several years later we now have the R1250 GSA. The comfort in the Gs is incomparable to my past bikes, being able to ride all day everyday and still be able to walk at the end of the day is fantastic. Even compared to the SV1000s which is a sports tourer I've never felt I needed more grip or power. Thanks for your comment and we are really glad to hear you are enjoying the channel. Sean and Emily seanandemilytravels.com/
Yeah for sure, I'm 6'2'' and find a lot of bikes physically too small to be on for those long periods of time -even 20 min on the S1000R is enough for me =) @@colinm1325
Hi, thanks very much! Lots of clear space to fly the drone in Finland 😁 yeah. We are using the MSR Hubba Hubba tent. You can find our equipment on our website: seanandemilytravels.com/equipment Thanks for your Comment! Sean and Emily
We hope it isn’t too difficult to listen to Is trying to pronounce the place names 🤪. Haha we travel through so many places I lose track where we are lol It’s cool that you are watching from Finland -we had such a good time touring your country! Thanks for commenting we really appreciate it 😊 Sean and Emily
in finland the lakes aren't round to when you see a bigger opening it's like saying "this town is the biggest town because the market or town square is the biggest we've seen"
Hehe, I think we need to find Em a ‘fire maker’ patch 😁 It worked a treat! Certainly a lot easier than when we tried to make the fire last time with the wet wood. Thanks for watching 😎🙌🏻
@@SeanandEmily I enjoy your journeys. If Em want to really impress people she could get a flint and steel for striking a spark. I've never managed to make that work. Cheers !!
@@davidcox8961 we actually did that in the Sweden one with the bear grills knife 😁 -I couldn’t believe it actually worked! This one: Sweden Motorcycle Wild Camping - YOU WONT BELIEVE IT! ruclips.net/video/o1e-9p6HQTc/видео.html At 21 30
@@SeanandEmily Well, that's easy to do with gasoline for tinder. Try it with just natural material, like wood shavings. I forgot matches one time when we were on a MC ride. I was riding a BMW 75/5 long time ago. I used some gas/petrol on some tissue paper and used a spare spark plug. Ran the bike on one cylinder. Poof. Instant campfire.
@@davidcox8961 hehe yeah I guess it was cheating 😁 Wow that’s inventive! Nice one 😎🙌🏻 We have a whole new appreciation for fire starting -couldn’t imagine doing it in cold wet weather.
Hi Arpit, thanks for watching and we are happy to hear you are enjoying the series. We use the DJI wireless microphones, which work really well with the GoPro. If you are interested in our equipment you can find it all on our website: seanandemilytravels.com/equipment
Sean and Emily - awesome video. Thank you. What I don't quite understand yet is that if Emily is holding the GoPro, how do you get such clean audio for both of you? I see you both have the windscreen muffs on your microphones, usually there is a wire connected to the GoPro for microphone audio. So is yours must be bluetooth? Thanks!
Hi Jim, Happy to hear you enjoyed the video and thanks for commenting. Yeah that's correct they are wireless microphones. If you're interested, a full list of our equipment can be found here: seanandemilytravels.com/equipment Thanks for your continued support Sean and Emily
You should always check for upto date information but we believe it’s fine to make a fire in the wilderness (unless there are fire bans in place due to heat and dry conditions). Glad you liked the video and we hope you have enjoyed the series so far -if you have any more questions feel free to drop a comment on the videos and we will try and get back to you 😎👍🏻 Sean and Emily seanandemilytravels.com/the-heading-north-tour
The laws around open fires in Finland are complicated, but still more relaxed than many other countries. If there is a forest fire warning, no open fires are allowed. Period. The flexibility to have open fires grows when reaching Lapland and Kainuu provinces, there you can have open fires in National parks / state owned lands. In private lands you should always have a permission from the land owner to have a fire, although you can still roam freely with the constitutional ''freedom to roam''-law. Down south most forests are privately owned and there are more restrictions where you can build a fire in the public lands too. There are a lot of ''official'' established firepits for anyone to use freely though.
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Yes, seeing bears in Finland is extremely rare. If you make any noise like snapping twigs or talk, the bear will be out of there long before you even realize there was a bear nearby in the first place. When camping though bears do like to eat your food, but you usually realize only after the night that a bear has visited your campsite. Bears are a lot less dangerous than people imagine, at least in Finland.
That’s comforting to know 😊, every noise we heard that night sounded like a bear lol but was probably a squirrel 😁 we actually hung our food from a tree just in case.
Thanks for your comment and we hope you have enjoyed the series
Sean and Emily
Indeed. I grew up in a very remote are where there are bears even today. Never saw one. Only paw markings and poop :D My dad has been a lumber jack in that area and said that he never has seen bears and bobcats, but that they have seen him.
@@SK-nw4ig Hi, that's really interesting and cool that you could find the paw markings in the ground! -a good reminder they are there =)
We visited Romania a couple of years ago and saw lots of bears -we were thinking it would be the same here -actually happy about not having a bear encounter whilst camping =)
ruclips.net/video/2OLN7bY1ig0/видео.htmlsi=ZD77wwxNLytMTUet
Sean you made me laugh, you traveled so many countries that you forgot where you were! 🤣I really like the way you record video on the bike with Emily having the Go-pro on a extendable vlog stick, this give great viewing options, I loved the close up of you both chatting while riding 🤔🤐 seriously though another great watch . . . and soo many reindeer!! 🦌🦌🦌🦌
Haha 😂 yeah I don’t know where I am half the time -good job Em is keeping track of us lol !
Thanks very much, I must say Em does a fantastic job of getting the shots. The main reason we like this is we can shoot everything in linear for that natural undistorted view.
Thanks very much for your positive feedback -it really means a lot to us!
We were so happy to see the reindeer! Never had we imagined we would see so many before we left home.
Thanks again
Sean and Emily
Another awesome episode 👍👍Perfect WildCamp 👍🏕🔥
Hi Michael, thanks for being one of the first to watch the episode 😎🙌🏻 and we are really glad you liked it!
Yeah we were so happy when we found this spot! Lake, firewood and only accessible by bike or perhaps a 4x4 as the path to it didn’t have much ground clearance.
Thanks for watching and cheers for the comment!
Sean and Emily
Привет 🙋🏼♂️ ☕️🍩 Великолепное видео 🔝📹👏🏻🙂👍🏻✅️
Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed it and we hope you like the rest of the series.
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@@SeanandEmily 😊🤝🏻
That is really a good wildcamp site 🇫🇮 Great video
Hi Johan, yeah it was a great spot and not accessible for camper vans 😎. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your comment.
Sean and Emily
Great video again guys. I'm looking forward to the next one. - There are approximately 168,000 larger (more than 500 square kilometers in size) lakes in Finland and countless smaller ones. In addition, over 75 percent of Finland's surface area is forests, more than any other country in Europe. So if your goal is to find a lake shore that is in the middle of a forest, it's not too difficult. 😊
Hi Jorluo, thanks very much for your comment and it's great to hear you are enjoying the videos. Wow we did not realize there were so many lakes and forests. Finland is a beautiful country indeed with a cool capital city.
Thanks for commenting and we hope you enjoy the rest of the series as we head towards Helsinki an d then onto the Baltics.
Sean and Emily
Here's our route (photos to follow)
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Square meters, not kilometers.
@@minaitte-ew4yg Yep, misspelling. Thank you.
Great video as usual. Just got home from a 1500+ mile ride in the deserts of Utah, Arizona and Nevada. We “wild” camped every night and it was amazing. Can’t wait to get back out there.
Hi Mike, Sounds great!! That must have been a cool experience, we would love to do a tour of the states someday! -we have just finished visiting every country in Europe so to tick off some new ones would be great 😊. Wild camping in the desert must have been special under the stars.
Thanks for watching
Sean and Emily
10:12
if that car was flashing lights, they were for you, signaling "Hey, there are reindeers on the road, if you haven't noticed them yet, caution"
common practice in northern finland :)
Hi Kraatari, thanks for the information. That's a good practice =)
Hope you are enjoying the series.
Sean and Emily
If you are wondering why everyone has lights on it is the law in Finland.
The same law as in Switzerland then =)
Well, there is this Finnish song named Kuusamo and now it is in my head. But more than that this was a trip down the memory lane as you went through the areas that became familiar for myself back in 2004.
hopefully it’s a good song! 😁
@@SeanandEmily Eh, not for me to say since I've never acquired a taste for pop schlager music. More of a metal man myself, or (big band) jazz and blues enjoyer in addition to baroque music and opera.
Where you were riding, in that part of Finland has a lot of reindeer.
Yeah we weren’t expecting to see so many so it was a nice surprise. We are still in the Northern part of Finland so perhaps that’s why. Locations are in the descriptions in case you are interested.
Thanks for your comment and we hope you enjoyed the episode.
Sean and Emily
Un abonné de plus . Je vis à Neuchâtel et j’ai aussi une BMW Gs1250 triple black. Au plaisir de vous croiser sur la route
Hi Carlos merci pour le Sub 😎
Great choice of bike! 😊 Yeah hopefully we will see you on the road sometime (we might have even passed each other at some point already!).
Thanks for watching and greetings from Basel.
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I must say that all your videos are very well filmed and edited. Well done. 👍👏😁🇸🇪
Thanks very much! Your positive feedback is very much appreciated 😊
We hope you continue to enjoy the rest of the series as we head south again.
Sean and Emily
Here from the USA, I must say, you guys really got it on!! Your traveling enthusiasm, your filming, and editing skills are awesome. I think you guys should make a DVD of all your traveling and put it on sale. your traveling stories are that good...
@@luisfermin8766 Hi, thanks so much for your kind and encouraging words! We really appreciate you taking the time to comment. That's cool that you are watching form the USA and we hope to tour there in the future. Maybe a DVD is a good idea, if we did make one we could put it on our website's shop but we are happy to be able to share our journeys with everybody without charge 😊. Thanks again for your encouraging comment and we look forwards to hearing from you again.
In case you are interested in reading articles and seeing our photography here's a link to our website.
Many thanks and Kind regards
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The road surface gets chewed up by studded tires and the asphalt might have some ingredients other countries don't use just to make it a bit more grippy since it gets quite slippery at times in Finland.
Hi Tiax, that makes sense, it's amazing how good the roads are considering the extremities of weather conditions.
We hope you are enjoying the Videos and thanks for your comment.
Sean and Emily
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Hi Emily and Sean
A little concerned as you usually post on Saturday and Sunday, but nothing this weekend. Hoping you are both okay.
Enjoy following you on your travels. Great videos, well put together.
J.
Just seen that you have posted a new one. 😊 just about to watch it. 😊
Hi, thanks very much for your concern -it's nice to know you are watching out for us 😊
Couldn't quite get the double episodes out this weekend but we hope you enjoyed Sunday's episode.
Thanks again for your continued support!
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Nice camping spot in a nice setting"
Hi, thanks it was a great spot to set up camp. It was good because camper vans couldn’t get to it 😁. Nice to make a fire with dry wood this time!
Thanks for watching
Sean and Emily
Nice ride through those sparsely populated areas. You were wondering why there wasn't a line for the polar circle. It's because it moves about 15 meters every year because of the wobbling of the axle of the Earth. In 41000 year cycle it moves about 250 kilometers back and forth. Two years ago when I stopped at the same spot with that three pole statue, I checked it and it was about 100 meters north from it.
Thanks, yeah it was a super relaxing ride and great to be surrounded by nature like that. Thanks for the information, we didn't realize that at the time, Some people told us many turn around when they get to the Artic circle center in Norway thinking they have reached the artic circle! Fortunately we went all the way to the top =)
Fantastic! Thank you both for sharing 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! We had such an awesome time in Finland 🇫🇮
Mulțumim!
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Another sweet Video guys
Thanks Jeff! 😊
Another great ride and amazing video , can’t believe how straight those roads are much prefer abrasive roads even though they wear your tyres out faster, I could smell the meal you were cooking Emm it looked amazing too , it’s not the bears you need to watch out for on the Russian border , stay safe guys , 👍🙏🏽Graham
Hi Graham, thanks very much, yeah we didn't believe they could be as straight as people said they were lol It's not nice visually seeing your tire go square and the outsides hardly touched. Oh yeah dinner that night was great!
Thanks for watching and great to hear form you as always! 😊
Sean and Emily
Oh, i have met bears i nortern sweden when i have parked my truck in the forest. One morning i had one 25 meters from me when i went out for a morning pee. They have always appeared calm and not botherd.
Hi Tom, oh wow that must have been a rare encounter! 😲. We have seen bears in Romania on the ‘Heading East Tour’ and they were magnificent but from the perceived safety of the bike 😁.
nice video🎉
Thanks very much!
Sean and Emily
Thats funny when u forget what country ur in😂, that lake, the sunset, spag bol 4 dinner, mmmm
Bike question, what bikes have u had b4 the gs, and how has the gs been comfort and stabilty wise?
Love your tours, scenery, exploring, different meals and finding out about the different places.👍💞🌞✌️☕️🍪
Hi Collin, yeah it is lol -easy when there are no physical border stops 😂. It was a prefect day and a wonderful spot.
Regarding the past bikes I've had, it started with a 50cc Gilera DNA which i swopped to a Kymco 125 when i was 17. Then after passing my Bike test i had a Suzuki SV1000s which i had for 5 years or so before changing to the R1200 GSA and then several years later we now have the R1250 GSA. The comfort in the Gs is incomparable to my past bikes, being able to ride all day everyday and still be able to walk at the end of the day is fantastic. Even compared to the SV1000s which is a sports tourer I've never felt I needed more grip or power.
Thanks for your comment and we are really glad to hear you are enjoying the channel.
Sean and Emily
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@@SeanandEmily
Thanks 4 the reply. The all day comfort is the big thing for sure, especially the amount of k's/miles you do.
Kind Regards to you both.
Yeah for sure, I'm 6'2'' and find a lot of bikes physically too small to be on for those long periods of time -even 20 min on the S1000R is enough for me =) @@colinm1325
Another fantastic Episode! Great edit and super drone shots. Can I ask what tent you are using?
Hi, thanks very much! Lots of clear space to fly the drone in Finland 😁 yeah. We are using the MSR Hubba Hubba tent.
You can find our equipment on our website:
seanandemilytravels.com/equipment
Thanks for your Comment!
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6:50 what where? No idea. Greetings fom Finland!
We hope it isn’t too difficult to listen to
Is trying to pronounce the place names 🤪. Haha we travel through so many places I lose track where we are lol
It’s cool that you are watching from Finland -we had such a good time touring your country!
Thanks for commenting we really appreciate it 😊
Sean and Emily
@@SeanandEmily Kirkkokatu just means church street.
ahh thanks @@Xerdoz
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Hope you like the series so far 😎🙌🏻
Thanks for watching
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in finland the lakes aren't round to when you see a bigger opening it's like saying "this town is the biggest town because the market or town square is the biggest we've seen"
Would take a lifetime to see all the lakes in Finland 😊
Thanks for watching.
Sean and Emily
We used to call using fuel to start a campfire, instant boy scout. In this case girl scout. ;- )
Hehe, I think we need to find Em a ‘fire maker’ patch 😁
It worked a treat! Certainly a lot easier than when we tried to make the fire last time with the wet wood.
Thanks for watching 😎🙌🏻
@@SeanandEmily I enjoy your journeys. If Em want to really impress people she could get a flint and steel for striking a spark. I've never managed to make that work. Cheers !!
@@davidcox8961 we actually did that in the Sweden one with the bear grills knife 😁 -I couldn’t believe it actually worked!
This one:
Sweden Motorcycle Wild Camping - YOU WONT BELIEVE IT!
ruclips.net/video/o1e-9p6HQTc/видео.html
At 21 30
@@SeanandEmily Well, that's easy to do with gasoline for tinder. Try it with just natural material, like wood shavings. I forgot matches one time when we were on a MC ride. I was riding a BMW 75/5 long time ago. I used some gas/petrol on some tissue paper and used a spare spark plug. Ran the bike on one cylinder. Poof. Instant campfire.
@@davidcox8961 hehe yeah I guess it was cheating 😁
Wow that’s inventive! Nice one 😎🙌🏻
We have a whole new appreciation for fire starting -couldn’t imagine doing it in cold wet weather.
😎💙👍
Cheers 😎🙌🏻
A Reindeer calf is called a Reindeer puppy! 🤣😂🤣🏍
Not that is matters but it's my understanding that they are called a calf. The female reindeer a cow and and the male a Bull.
Nice blogs bro.
Which device you use for GoPro audio - is this clear voice is recorded by Cardo or by RODE?
Hi Arpit, thanks for watching and we are happy to hear you are enjoying the series.
We use the DJI wireless microphones, which work really well with the GoPro. If you are interested in our equipment you can find it all on our website:
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Sean and Emily - awesome video. Thank you. What I don't quite understand yet is that if Emily is holding the GoPro, how do you get such clean audio for both of you? I see you both have the windscreen muffs on your microphones, usually there is a wire connected to the GoPro for microphone audio. So is yours must be bluetooth? Thanks!
Hi Jim, Happy to hear you enjoyed the video and thanks for commenting. Yeah that's correct they are wireless microphones. If you're interested, a full list of our equipment can be found here:
seanandemilytravels.com/equipment
Thanks for your continued support
Sean and Emily
ah yes, I get it now. Very cool. So you just clip the DJI mic to your jacket?@@SeanandEmily
Yes or in the Pocket
@@SeanandEmilyok last question I promise - how do you attach the mic inside your helmet? thanks so much
hehe no worries, here's the really technical bit....we stuff it in the liner =)
How is the law with making a fire like that in the open, Is that allowed. Im planning the same trip that you are doing next year in June. Great video.
You should always check for upto date information but we believe it’s fine to make a fire in the wilderness (unless there are fire bans in place due to heat and dry conditions).
Glad you liked the video and we hope you have enjoyed the series so far -if you have any more questions feel free to drop a comment on the videos and we will try and get back to you 😎👍🏻
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Making a fire is illegal unless you get a permission of the landowner and if it is forest fire season it is illegal altogether.
The laws around open fires in Finland are complicated, but still more relaxed than many other countries.
If there is a forest fire warning, no open fires are allowed. Period.
The flexibility to have open fires grows when reaching Lapland and Kainuu provinces, there you can have open fires in National parks / state owned lands. In private lands you should always have a permission from the land owner to have a fire, although you can still roam freely with the constitutional ''freedom to roam''-law.
Down south most forests are privately owned and there are more restrictions where you can build a fire in the public lands too. There are a lot of ''official'' established firepits for anyone to use freely though.