I'm sorry that such a great channel doesn't have more followers. And despite the mosquitoes, I'm going to Norway on my motorbike. I even bought a Garmin ZumoXT2 thanks to you. You're awesome, thanks a lot. And even these videos about the bike entertain me.
Don't be sorry... I'm more than happy with the support I already got 🙌🏻 So many incredible people watch and engage on my content, that I absolutely love to make. That is priceless and not measured in followers. I'm just really glad and motivated that some of my videos motivated you to do your things! 🙏🏻 Stay safe and keep on rocking 🤩
@ Holy truth what you say. I think that this calmness and attitude makes you the creator (for me) and the person (for those around you) that you are. Thank you for all your advice and wishes. Good luck to you and your family.
You have such a beautiful and peaceful palace!! I love how you keep things Tidy and very clean. The Red and White is amazing. I get overwhelmed when I see you have another video up cause your place again is absolutely a dream home! The robot lawn mower has become a icon.Thank you for sharing as always and hope to see you soon. Ohio🇺🇸
Thank you Cindy. Yeah, I'm a tiny bit damaged of my work, so I like to have everything tidy and clean. Less time spent cleaning or moving stuff around. The Red and White is kinda iconic for the Scandinavian countries. You will see a lot of it over here. Really glad you enjoyed this episode as well. More to come this winter. Thank you. 🔥
Thank you Mads, there was some attention to details in this video also 🤣 But that is all part of the fun, and I really like how I'm in a new try and fail period so I can develop new skills and what work or not. 🙏🏻
Gorgeous cabin, Thomas! I've seen completely autonomous lawn mowers, but never a remote control one...very cool! Your place reminds me of my grandparents' place that was on a very calm river in northwest Pennsylvania. I hope to one day have a cabin like that of my own. Cheers from Alabama!
Thanks 👍 yeah, it kinda took me by a surprise as well, and now I actually enjoy cutting the lawn 😂 The battery tech for this kind of tools are just incredible. I understand why you want a place like that. I hope to live like this one day. full time. It just makes more sense to me than the city life.
Solo stoves are amazing! Was surprised to see a Texas made product all the way in Norway. Great choice! Just found your channel and could host stop from binge-watching. Thank you for sharing your wonderful place!
I know, they are absolutely the best, and have so much more smarter solutions to stuff than all the competition. To be honest, I did not know it was a Texas product. I thought it was Chinese 🙈😂 Well, even more reason to support it. Cheers 🙌🏻 And thank you so much for the support 🙏🏻
Thank you for the insight into your winter preparations, Thomas. 😊 As always a great movie. You live in a wonderful enviable area. 👍🏻 Best regards Claudius
Thank you Claudius, glad you enjoyed it. Spending time at the cabin is so inspiring and relaxing. Hope to plan out some great trips for next year this winter.
Hi, just found your videos and I’m binge watching as the place you live in is so beautiful and makes me feel tranquil and wishing I lived in such a place. Ahh well I’m grateful for what I’ve got, still I’d have to pinch myself everyday if I lived in such a gorgeous place. I really enjoy watching the work you are doing around your cabin, looks great. Thank you for these videos, I look forward to more. My husband was in Norway when he was in the Marines and he says it’s one of the most beautiful places he’s been to. I’m going to share these videos with him.
Thank you so much for the nice words. Truly appreciate it. There will be more videos like this as well going forward. So much more projects to be done at the cabin in the upcoming years 🤩
Sounds like you have been around. Interesting that you ended up in Hungary. I love to travel, but I would never leave Scandinavia completely (I think) It is just something about the raw nature up here I can't live without.
A beautiful landscape, truly breathtaking! The solitude and the sound of nature provide a rebirth for the soul. Your house with its wonderful Nordic architecture is truly beautiful. It inspires me to build my house in the countryside with red walls! A hug from Brazil!
Awesome❤ video Thomas! Really nice you blend this type of content in one channel now🙏👌 It makes thansen complete and round if you know what I mean. Keep them coming my friend🔥
Thank you friend. It is really nice to see that it can be done, and it was a good idea to mix content in the same channel. It is always a gamble, but I think my audience appreciate many of the same things, and niching down to much can be to repetitive. So there will be much more of this going forward as well. And you tent has sparked an interest in me, since there is strict rules about building in the water line. But more of that in an upcoming project. There is also a slight chance I will be included in the planing 🎥😜 Cheers
So relaxing! Thank you so much for another cozy video. I would love to watch a 30-50-60mins video of the nature around. Just the views from different angles, the nature, the sounds. Would be amazing 🙏 Have a great week, man, you’re a good one 💪
Thank you mate. Well, making a 50-60 min video is something I can try to do, but I need enough content so I can make it watchable. Only nature video is really hard to keep engaging. But I will see what I can do going forward. Thank you for the comments And motivating me to do even more. Appreciate it.
What an enjoyable episode to watch as we move into fall. I hope all the Viewers can appreciate the time and the huge amount of set ups it took you to make this video. Breath taking views of your homeland. I'm glad to see that you continue to put that GSI coffee mug to work! I'm also glad to see that you invested in a very good Lawn cutting service LOL! Happy Fall 2024 Thomas. Cheers from Canada.
Thank you so much James. It is surprisingly fun and relaxing to make these kind of videos. To just bring the viewer with you on the daily task and show more of how life is over here. The coffee mug is always with me, and the lawnmower is probably one of my biggest surprise this year. I absolutely love it and now I think it is fun to do that kind of work 🤣 Happy fall and soon winter mate. Cheers
Enda en fantastisk "alternativ" film fra deg, og perfekt timing da. Satt meg akkurat ned på nattskiftet nå foran pc skjermene med kaffekoppen. En herlig start på natten Thomas! Setter stor pris på folk som deg som gjør seg virkelig flid i faget og forteller en god og tilfredstillende historie gjennom kameraet av noe som egentlig ikke er så veldig begiveningsfullt. Når man lager en halvtimes film med vedlikehold og chill på hytta, og det faktisk er meget underholdene - så gjør man en ting eller to riktig innenfor filmfaget. Deilig å se på en som er i tilsynelatende zen og koser seg med de små tingene her i livet i en verden hvor alt for mye skjer i altfor raskt tempo. Streber etter det samme selv, og tiden helt alene med en kopp kaffe i sitt rette element - enten det er i garasjen å mekker eller ute i naturen eller hvor enn man trives er ren terapi og lading av kropp og sjel. Måtte le når jeg så den fjernstyrte gressklipperen, det blir ikke mer "boys will be boys" enn det hehe :D Inspirasjon igjen for min del, må legge enda mer fokus på de små detaljene merker jeg - når jeg selv prøver å skape noe på rullen. Og for et fint lite fristed du har, den beliggenheten ser helt nydelig ut. På en slik plass får man ro i sjelen, savner en tur på hytta selv nå merker jeg. Ble en lang kommentar dette her men :) Keep on keeping on og ser frem til neste.
Takker og bukker. Jeg navigerer litt i historie og formidlings veien framover, og det er ingen tvil om at det blir å komme drypp av alternativt innhold i tiden framover også. Dette, samt alt som omhandler ut i naturen er ting som jeg brenner stort for. Så får vi bare se hvordan jeg klarer å lande den ballen underveis. Hahaha, ja det er liksom noe med å prøve å dra folk med seg og få de til å føle seg som de er der med meg uten at det blir kjedelig eller langtekkelig. Jeg har vel siste årene funnet ut hva som betyr mest for meg, små øyeblikk, opplevelser og skildringer i hverdagen som gjør inntrykk. Å kunne få gleden av å dele dette gjennom mitt syn via kamera har også alltid vært en lidenskap som motiverer meg noe helt enormt. Når man da i tillegg får så mange kommentarer og skryt av arbeidet man legger i det, blir det naturligvis ekstra kjekt. Så dette er nok bare begynnelsen på noe jeg blir å drive videre med i mange år framover. Gressklipperen er uten tvil mitt favoritt leketøy for året. Det er egentlig ganske pussig at vi finner såpass ro og glede i å gjøre slike små ting, om det er på hytten, garasjen, i mancaven eller lignende. Takk for hyggelig kommentar, og takk for at du tar deg tid å se innholdet. Mer kommer, mye mer 🙏🏻🎥
Hah, you got an eye for details I see 👏🏻 I absolutely love it myself. One of the best "influencer" gadgets I got. Peter did a great job with this. Cheers
Indeed it is, there is just something with the view, the sounds and fresh cold morning air. 10 minutes of this and your day can't be bad after that. Cheers
Ja, det er helt avgjørende for egen helse. Det finnes rett og slett ikke et sted i verden jeg trives så godt og finner så roen. Hyggelig å høre at du likte denne type film også.
Hi Thomas. We just left Norway today to get back to France. I realize we were pretty close, renting a cabin in Vikaneset - Eikemo. We were amazed by the non-stop rain this early morning. 😅 If I knew that you were so close, I would enjoyed inviting you for a drink. If you come to south of France (Golfe de Saint-Tropez) you will be welcome for sure. 😊
The weather the last couple of weeks has been really terrible. And today we got over 160 mm of downpour at Vikanes, where the cabin you rented is located. It has been insane amount of water coming down the last 24 hours. Vikanes is just a couple of minutes away from where I have my cabin, so let's make sure to have a range check for that next time I'm down south or you are here. Cheers 🙏🏻
I just found your channel... Your episodes are fantastic and this one is wonderful and beautiful.... looking forward to the next one.... thank you so much😊
Thank you so much, I guess the next episode in this series is when the snow arrives and I will probably show more about how I gather food and fish in the winter. Thank you for the support. 🙏🏻
Thank you Jason, really appreciate that. Nothing gives me more joy then to transform my own feelings trough the camera. I absolutely love to just slow down, enjoy life and all those small moments.
the two most dreaded "w" words for me; Work and Winter! The location of your family's cabin is stellar. That Mowrator is awesome. I think the "rock" might just have been part of the mountain. Cabin work is never done, lol. Thanks for another great video.
Hahaha, me too mate... and it seams there is no way to avoid both W up here 🤣🤌🏻 Thank you, I'm really happy with the location myself. It is quite incredible to have this place and I just hope we can preserve it for many generations to come. Haha, I do think the rock is part of the mountain also. No chance to move it, I need that sledge hammer to go on it, Maybe drill some hols in it and fill it with water and let the force of winter do the job for me. Thanks for the love and support mate. Talk again soon. Cheers
Love that wood chopping block, genious - I've been breaking my back all my life, till now...Great work on the vid - very easy to watch. I like the Solo fire pit - I have the little "Mesa" - I take it on my bike, sometimes. The only downside to the Solo is no heat out the sides. I use a Bio-lite for truck camps - it has downsides as well. And that's why we keep seeing new and better products to buy. Cheers friend.👍
Hello Shayne, nice to see you back. Thank you so much for the nice comment. Haha, simple stuff like this makes such a huge difference. Chopping block with a little bit of support is also way more stable. The Solo Firepit is game changing. Incredible to see how little can be done to make a genius design even better. I have a small firebox stove for my car, but it is a little bit more hassle to set up. Might look into the Mesa or Mesa XL later. Cheers mate. Appreciate the support and keep on rocking 🙏🏻
Merci beaucoup pour le compliment et je suis vraiment content que vous l'ayez apprécié. Je m'assurerai d'en faire un bon pour l'arrivée de l'hiver et pour voir comment je vais attraper du poisson dans le froid glacial ici. Plus à venir
@@tshansen merci beaucoup mon fils et moi revons de venir chez vous pour fairee justement de la peche sur lac gele donc j ai hate de voire la video vous avez une si belle vue j adore merci de me faire voyage peu etre bientôt qui sait je passerais vers chez vous 🏍
Ooohh.. that is a good reminder, I actually have a gifted sigar laying around that I have completely forgotten about. Thank you Kim. I will make sure to enjoy that this weekend.
Hi, really good video, I loved learning the preparation you have to do before winter, we have none on the south coast of UK. I also have the same chain saw as you and it also leaks lots of oil from the chain reservoir. Now i know what the issue may be…the lid? Many thanks and happy new year.
Thank you sir. Appreciate it. Strange that we live so close but still have a lot of different temperatures. Winter finally hit us and there is 30 cm of snow now. It is a lot of wind and I'm really looking forward to spring again. Yeah, the chain is suppose to leak a little, because gravity and the vibrations in the movement of the saw hels lube the chain. But when it is flat and still it should not be a lot. Then it is most likely the lid. Happy New year. 🙌🏻
Great job on the vid TS. Beautiful place. The change is here. Frosty on my side of the world. Mud grips for the mower. Man that's a bad "A" machine. Hydraulic dump for the trimmings. Way cool. You may need a life preserver system if it goes over the edge. Stihl 251. I run several models and have three 250's. Sometimes it's best to lay them on their side oil tank up to slow the leaking. I don't know why they leak so much. If there is a pressure build up in the tank or if there is really no control over it. I use my used motor oil for chain oil. Just keep it clean of debris. That rock, it's an iceberg rock. It only gets bigger the deeper you go. Take a double jack and wear it down a little. Have you seen this setup from Safari on the Tenere 700. The Aussie fellows have been testing them out. 45 L twin tanks. ruclips.net/video/x-yR74JsQug/видео.htmlsi=tNwL4okwrbXVOTpR Priced them USD 3500. The walkway, looks great. Make a bridge across at an accessible location near the top. You will essentially build a bridge level across wide enough for the mower with an easy uphill grade to and and fro. Also it needs to be level to walk across to prevent slips and falls in winter and wet conditions. Having underground coal mining flashbacks watching you stack the wood under the house. That is what height ( 2/3 meter to 1 meter) I worked most of fifty years under the mountains. Fire pit looks like a real champ. All good Nordic ADV friend. You take care, Have a good winter.
Hahaha, yeah that is a really bad ass machine, and I absolutely love working with it. It really is a blessing with all this property to cut and maintain. So much easier to hold it nice all year around. I got the stihl 261, same as we use on the firetrucks here in Norway. A incredible saw with that little extra punch in the engine. I actually forgot to check the oil cap after I cleaned it out, but I make sure to follow up on that in an upcoming video. There will be some wood cutting when winter is over again. Need to stack up on firewood again. Hahaha... yeah that rock is really bugging me. I need to get a sledge hammer and beat the crap out of it. It will not move at all. Not seen it, will take a look at the link now. Thank you. That is actually a really good idea... there is a really good place I can just make a bridge over. That was actually not bad at all. Ha!! Got me thinking. Thank you so much! Have a great winter you as well mate. Talk again soon, love your comments! really appreciate it. Cheers
Thank you so much Frank. Always nice to hear people enjoy my content. It is a little bit different from what I normally do, but I find great pleasure in doing this as well 🤌🏻
Takk for det Jan. Du er ikke noe sløving på detaljer du heller. Gi det noen år, så skal du se. Jeg har et motto jeg alltid følger. The magic we are looking for is in the work we are avoiding 🙌🏻
I congratulate you for the very nice content you are producing. I would also like to ask you a question. How did you organize the heating in your cabin? I saw that you have a wood stove, do you use other heat sources during the winter?
Thank you so much Andrew. I have 2 electrical ovens inside the cabin but I mainly use the wood stove to heat it up, and than maintain the heat with electrical ovens when I get the walls and insulation to heat up. But I would say, when the temperature drops bellow zero degrees celcius, you need to have a fire in the morning and evening each day. I might do a video about this and how I arrange the water with the heated cable. Thank you for the comment. 🙌🏻
@@tshansen It would be very interesting to have a video of you showing how you heat the cabin (I imagine it is very well insulated)! Is the wood stove installed in a central area? How do you heat the upper floor? Congratulations on your channel and your content.
It is absolutely crazy good. Really love it and it makes the job fun again. Now me and my kid is arguing who is gonna cut the gras, rather than arguing about it.
Just stumbled across your video today.... wonderful scenery... approximately where? Been to Geiranger in May.... really appreciate your content. Wil be back. Greting from Northern Ireland.
Hello, and glad you found my channel. This is a little bit further south from Geiranger. This is a little place north from Bergen on the west coast of Norway.
The timber you stacked should be separated to allow for ventilation, otherwise it could twist as it is drying out. Soft pinewood burn very quickly, you would love some Australian hardwood, burn vey slowly and giver a nice taste to food cooked on it.
Yeah, but they are only gonna be used for stairs outside, so I'm not that concerned about warping. But I does not cost anything to do it properly so I might crawl under there tomorrow and correct it. Pinewood here in Norway gives a little taste from the smoke, but not much. Here it is more common to use birch for firewood. Never tried anything outside Norways forrest to make firewood of. Here is a lot to learn.
Wonderful vlog Thomas, if I can ask, the internal stove, what make and model? It has a lovely viewing front door, I have two Jotul stoves but I have a room for another!
Oooh.. that is a really good question. I don't think it is jøtul, we had a look at them when building the cabin, but it is so many years ago (25 years now) So I need to double check when I'm back there.
Takk for det Henne. Jeg snakker om det i denne filmen, at jeg driver å planlegger trapp opp til redskapsboden, men ønsker å lage det slik at det ikke kommer i konflikt med gressklipperen.
well, a cabin in Norway can be quite expensive if you don't find a old one in the outskirts of civilization. maintaining this lifestyle is quite easy compared to living in a house in the city. Yes, you lack some comfort and have to travel to get stuff, but still it is way cheaper than in the city.
I think there is nothing broken on your oil leaking chaind saw. My ex Husqvarna 545 leaked and so does my new Stihl 241 also. They are just meant to be used, not kept in a storage...
That is a good point actually. I have never seen a chainsaw not leak some oil. But this was a little bit too much, and it looked like it was coming from the cap. I have inspected the cap or lid for some days now, and it seams to be stopped. So I bet there was some kind of wood pice or something on the O-Ring.
kijk, als je dan een vlog 'direct uit het leven' maakt doe dan niet zo je aanmaakhout hakken. Dit ziet er wel heeeeel gemaakt uit. . . sorry . . pracht vlog overigens.
@@tshansen Wow, sorry voor mijn Nederlands . . Dank voor je mooie reactie. Dat aanmaakhout hakken doe ik zelf ook vaak. (ik stook ons huis warm met een speksteenkachel -Soapstone-) Omdat ik dat iedere dag nodig heb maak ik een voorraad waaruit ik het aanmaak hout kan pakken. Wat ik bij jou zag was, met mijn ogen, iets te 'clean' om dat in het dagelijks leven te doen. . . vandaar. Goed van je om te reageren. . . jaloers op jouw mooie plek!
@@willemdederde6669 excuseer je niet maat, ik was gewoon nieuwsgierig wat er schoongemaakt moet worden? Het hout dat ik gebruik? Een deel van het hout dat ik gebruik voor aanmaakhout of brandhout is overgebleven materiaal dat ik heb gebruikt om mijn hut te bouwen, zoals de gereedschapsschuur en andere gebouwen. Ik bewaar altijd materialen of stukken hout zodat ik ze kan gebruiken voor aanmaakhout of sjablonen voor houtsnijwerk. Leg alsjeblieft beter uit wat je bedoelt en ik probeer het zo goed mogelijk uit te leggen. Proost
Omdat hij in zijn vorige cabin video liet zien hoe hij aanmaak hout hakte,heb ik gisteravond een mooi vuurtje kunnen maken op deze manier in mijn gehuurde vakantie cabin bij Åndalsnes! 😅 Ik ben een nederlander en heb nog veel te leren over cabin leven!
@@tshansenspreekt u ook nederlands? Bedankt voor de mooie video’s, ik wacht al weer op de volgende. Ik droom van uw cabin leven en zijn al jaren bezig met dit werklijkheid maken.
I'm sorry that such a great channel doesn't have more followers. And despite the mosquitoes, I'm going to Norway on my motorbike. I even bought a Garmin ZumoXT2 thanks to you. You're awesome, thanks a lot. And even these videos about the bike entertain me.
Don't be sorry... I'm more than happy with the support I already got 🙌🏻 So many incredible people watch and engage on my content, that I absolutely love to make. That is priceless and not measured in followers. I'm just really glad and motivated that some of my videos motivated you to do your things! 🙏🏻 Stay safe and keep on rocking 🤩
@ Holy truth what you say. I think that this calmness and attitude makes you the creator (for me) and the person (for those around you) that you are. Thank you for all your advice and wishes.
Good luck to you and your family.
You have such a beautiful and peaceful palace!! I love how you keep things Tidy and very clean. The Red and White is amazing. I get overwhelmed when I see you have another video up cause your place again is absolutely a dream home! The robot lawn mower has become a icon.Thank you for sharing as always and hope to see you soon. Ohio🇺🇸
Thank you Cindy. Yeah, I'm a tiny bit damaged of my work, so I like to have everything tidy and clean. Less time spent cleaning or moving stuff around. The Red and White is kinda iconic for the Scandinavian countries. You will see a lot of it over here. Really glad you enjoyed this episode as well. More to come this winter. Thank you. 🔥
@@tshansen Thank you & Your welcome
Norwegians are so lucky to live in such a beautiful country
Thank you 👏🏻
Wow! You've put a lot of effort into this video, Thomas. It was a pleasure to watch. Great work!
Thank you Mads, there was some attention to details in this video also 🤣 But that is all part of the fun, and I really like how I'm in a new try and fail period so I can develop new skills and what work or not. 🙏🏻
Wow, this was great, and relaxing. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏻 Thank you
Gorgeous cabin, Thomas! I've seen completely autonomous lawn mowers, but never a remote control one...very cool! Your place reminds me of my grandparents' place that was on a very calm river in northwest Pennsylvania. I hope to one day have a cabin like that of my own. Cheers from Alabama!
Thanks 👍 yeah, it kinda took me by a surprise as well, and now I actually enjoy cutting the lawn 😂 The battery tech for this kind of tools are just incredible. I understand why you want a place like that. I hope to live like this one day. full time. It just makes more sense to me than the city life.
First time I've heard "time to update my lawnmower" 🤣
Beautiful film as always.
Hahaha, I never thought I would ever say those words myself, but here I am. And tech today is just so incredible 🤣
Well shot Thomas, you captured the vibe at the cabin perfectly 👍
Thank you so much, really glad you liked it 🔥
Your videos have are so relaxing, they have become part of my sleep hygiene. I sleep so peacefully after watching them. Thank you!
Thank you, that is really nice of you to tell me. Appreciate that. 🙏🏻
This is heaven on Earth. I want to live like this. Its peaceful.🙂
Thank you, I really want to live even more like this myself. 🙏🏻
@tshansen You're so lucky☺️
Do you also post short clips on Instagram?
@ yes, but more business oriented content to connect with brands
I abolutely LOVE your house. And that view !!😍😍😍
I would just love to live in Norway.
Thank you so much, really nice to hear this and motivates me to keep it up. Cheers 🙌🏻
7:54 🤣🤣🤣👍 Great!
A wonderful video again with so much love for details.
@@stefaniedusterhus8688 hahaha it is simple things like this that rocks my day 😂👏🏻
Solo stoves are amazing! Was surprised to see a Texas made product all the way in Norway. Great choice!
Just found your channel and could host stop from binge-watching. Thank you for sharing your wonderful place!
I know, they are absolutely the best, and have so much more smarter solutions to stuff than all the competition. To be honest, I did not know it was a Texas product. I thought it was Chinese 🙈😂 Well, even more reason to support it. Cheers 🙌🏻 And thank you so much for the support 🙏🏻
@@tshansen We have a solo stove also, yes from Texas, US. We never let ours get wet. It's about 4 years old.
Thank you for the insight into your winter preparations, Thomas. 😊 As always a great movie. You live in a wonderful enviable area. 👍🏻 Best regards Claudius
Thank you Claudius, glad you enjoyed it. Spending time at the cabin is so inspiring and relaxing. Hope to plan out some great trips for next year this winter.
Hi, just found your videos and I’m binge watching as the place you live in is so beautiful and makes me feel tranquil and wishing I lived in such a place. Ahh well I’m grateful for what I’ve got, still I’d have to pinch myself everyday if I lived in such a gorgeous place. I really enjoy watching the work you are doing around your cabin, looks great. Thank you for these videos, I look forward to more. My husband was in Norway when he was in the Marines and he says it’s one of the most beautiful places he’s been to. I’m going to share these videos with him.
Thank you so much for the nice words. Truly appreciate it. There will be more videos like this as well going forward. So much more projects to be done at the cabin in the upcoming years 🤩
The view is so gorgeous!
Thank you 🙌🏻
I thoroughly enjoyed this video and look forward to seeing more. Thank you!
Thank you 🙏🏻 Appreciate that, there will be much more of this going forward. Already started planing the next one, with more winter in mind. Cheers
I lived up in scandinavia for 3 years in the mid 70s -- i loved it --- originaly from ireland now living in Hungary
Sounds like you have been around. Interesting that you ended up in Hungary. I love to travel, but I would never leave Scandinavia completely (I think) It is just something about the raw nature up here I can't live without.
The aerial view of your home looks so peaceful! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for the comment, glad you enjoyed it. 🙏🏻
A beautiful landscape, truly breathtaking!
The solitude and the sound of nature provide a rebirth for the soul.
Your house with its wonderful Nordic architecture is truly beautiful. It inspires me to build my house in the countryside with red walls!
A hug from Brazil!
Thank you so much, really glad you liked it. It is something with the red and the withe with all the green around. Does something to you.
Awesome❤ video Thomas! Really nice you blend this type of content in one channel now🙏👌 It makes thansen complete and round if you know what I mean. Keep them coming my friend🔥
Thank you friend. It is really nice to see that it can be done, and it was a good idea to mix content in the same channel. It is always a gamble, but I think my audience appreciate many of the same things, and niching down to much can be to repetitive. So there will be much more of this going forward as well. And you tent has sparked an interest in me, since there is strict rules about building in the water line. But more of that in an upcoming project. There is also a slight chance I will be included in the planing 🎥😜 Cheers
No,we are not jealous at all to see this wonderful cabin in this amazing place 😂
Haha, thank you. I feel quite lucky sometimes.
So relaxing! Thank you so much for another cozy video.
I would love to watch a 30-50-60mins video of the nature around. Just the views from different angles, the nature, the sounds. Would be amazing 🙏
Have a great week, man, you’re a good one 💪
Thank you mate. Well, making a 50-60 min video is something I can try to do, but I need enough content so I can make it watchable. Only nature video is really hard to keep engaging. But I will see what I can do going forward. Thank you for the comments And motivating me to do even more. Appreciate it.
What an enjoyable episode to watch as we move into fall. I hope all the Viewers can appreciate the time and the huge amount of set ups it took you to make this video. Breath taking views of your homeland. I'm glad to see that you continue to put that GSI coffee mug to work! I'm also glad to see that you invested in a very good Lawn cutting service LOL! Happy Fall 2024 Thomas. Cheers from Canada.
Thank you so much James. It is surprisingly fun and relaxing to make these kind of videos. To just bring the viewer with you on the daily task and show more of how life is over here. The coffee mug is always with me, and the lawnmower is probably one of my biggest surprise this year. I absolutely love it and now I think it is fun to do that kind of work 🤣 Happy fall and soon winter mate. Cheers
Wow what a cozy video 👍🏻😊 and what a mean lawnmower.
I liked the fire bowl 👍🏻
greetings/ Henrik Wikström
Thank you so much Wikstrom. Hope you are doing great. and thank you for the ongoing support. Truly do appreciate it mate 🔥
Amazing video... as always! Cheers
Thank you Vitor 🤩 Glad you liked it. Always nice to try some different approach to sharing my stories.
Enda en fantastisk "alternativ" film fra deg, og perfekt timing da. Satt meg akkurat ned på nattskiftet nå foran pc skjermene med kaffekoppen. En herlig start på natten Thomas! Setter stor pris på folk som deg som gjør seg virkelig flid i faget og forteller en god og tilfredstillende historie gjennom kameraet av noe som egentlig ikke er så veldig begiveningsfullt. Når man lager en halvtimes film med vedlikehold og chill på hytta, og det faktisk er meget underholdene - så gjør man en ting eller to riktig innenfor filmfaget. Deilig å se på en som er i tilsynelatende zen og koser seg med de små tingene her i livet i en verden hvor alt for mye skjer i altfor raskt tempo. Streber etter det samme selv, og tiden helt alene med en kopp kaffe i sitt rette element - enten det er i garasjen å mekker eller ute i naturen eller hvor enn man trives er ren terapi og lading av kropp og sjel. Måtte le når jeg så den fjernstyrte gressklipperen, det blir ikke mer "boys will be boys" enn det hehe :D Inspirasjon igjen for min del, må legge enda mer fokus på de små detaljene merker jeg - når jeg selv prøver å skape noe på rullen. Og for et fint lite fristed du har, den beliggenheten ser helt nydelig ut. På en slik plass får man ro i sjelen, savner en tur på hytta selv nå merker jeg. Ble en lang kommentar dette her men :) Keep on keeping on og ser frem til neste.
Takker og bukker. Jeg navigerer litt i historie og formidlings veien framover, og det er ingen tvil om at det blir å komme drypp av alternativt innhold i tiden framover også. Dette, samt alt som omhandler ut i naturen er ting som jeg brenner stort for. Så får vi bare se hvordan jeg klarer å lande den ballen underveis. Hahaha, ja det er liksom noe med å prøve å dra folk med seg og få de til å føle seg som de er der med meg uten at det blir kjedelig eller langtekkelig.
Jeg har vel siste årene funnet ut hva som betyr mest for meg, små øyeblikk, opplevelser og skildringer i hverdagen som gjør inntrykk. Å kunne få gleden av å dele dette gjennom mitt syn via kamera har også alltid vært en lidenskap som motiverer meg noe helt enormt. Når man da i tillegg får så mange kommentarer og skryt av arbeidet man legger i det, blir det naturligvis ekstra kjekt. Så dette er nok bare begynnelsen på noe jeg blir å drive videre med i mange år framover. Gressklipperen er uten tvil mitt favoritt leketøy for året. Det er egentlig ganske pussig at vi finner såpass ro og glede i å gjøre slike små ting, om det er på hytten, garasjen, i mancaven eller lignende. Takk for hyggelig kommentar, og takk for at du tar deg tid å se innholdet. Mer kommer, mye mer 🙏🏻🎥
Thanks for the great video!
Amazing views around the cabin :)
You are welcome mate, glad you enjoyed it 🔥🙏🏻
Nice to see the Pr1me Gear Tricharge on your table :) Love that thing.
Hah, you got an eye for details I see 👏🏻 I absolutely love it myself. One of the best "influencer" gadgets I got. Peter did a great job with this. Cheers
This is the best way to have coffee in the morning. Look at that view. Congrats!
Indeed it is, there is just something with the view, the sounds and fresh cold morning air. 10 minutes of this and your day can't be bad after that. Cheers
Herlig! Deilig å kunne finne roen slik på hytta! Nydelig filmet som alltid!
Ja, det er helt avgjørende for egen helse. Det finnes rett og slett ikke et sted i verden jeg trives så godt og finner så roen. Hyggelig å høre at du likte denne type film også.
Hi Thomas. We just left Norway today to get back to France. I realize we were pretty close, renting a cabin in Vikaneset - Eikemo. We were amazed by the non-stop rain this early morning. 😅
If I knew that you were so close, I would enjoyed inviting you for a drink.
If you come to south of France (Golfe de Saint-Tropez) you will be welcome for sure. 😊
The weather the last couple of weeks has been really terrible. And today we got over 160 mm of downpour at Vikanes, where the cabin you rented is located. It has been insane amount of water coming down the last 24 hours. Vikanes is just a couple of minutes away from where I have my cabin, so let's make sure to have a range check for that next time I'm down south or you are here. Cheers 🙏🏻
I just found your channel...
Your episodes are fantastic and this one is wonderful and beautiful....
looking forward to the next one....
thank you so much😊
Thank you so much, I guess the next episode in this series is when the snow arrives and I will probably show more about how I gather food and fish in the winter. Thank you for the support. 🙏🏻
@@tshansen thank YOU😍
What a beautiful, peaceful place to just sit and enjoy a fresh coffee. Thanks👍
Thank you Jason, really appreciate that. Nothing gives me more joy then to transform my own feelings trough the camera. I absolutely love to just slow down, enjoy life and all those small moments.
Wonderfull scenery and a great place to relax. You are lucky man. Enjoy as much as you can. 😎👍
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏻 I try to enjoy every second spent here.
the two most dreaded "w" words for me; Work and Winter!
The location of your family's cabin is stellar.
That Mowrator is awesome.
I think the "rock" might just have been part of the mountain.
Cabin work is never done, lol.
Thanks for another great video.
Hahaha, me too mate... and it seams there is no way to avoid both W up here 🤣🤌🏻 Thank you, I'm really happy with the location myself. It is quite incredible to have this place and I just hope we can preserve it for many generations to come.
Haha, I do think the rock is part of the mountain also. No chance to move it, I need that sledge hammer to go on it, Maybe drill some hols in it and fill it with water and let the force of winter do the job for me. Thanks for the love and support mate. Talk again soon. Cheers
Great work as always. I love my Solo Stove as well and just tested the very small version which is good for trips as well.
Yeah, I actually had a look at their smaller range as well. I might get a tiny one for my camper van adventures.
greetings from Asia - Norway is stunning . Hope to visit your country someday . Well prepared video , beautiful
Hello, nice of you to watch my video and you have a lot to look forward to. Norway is truly beautiful 👏🏻
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Love that wood chopping block, genious - I've been breaking my back all my life, till now...Great work on the vid - very easy to watch. I like the Solo fire pit - I have the little "Mesa" - I take it on my bike, sometimes. The only downside to the Solo is no heat out the sides. I use a Bio-lite for truck camps - it has downsides as well. And that's why we keep seeing new and better products to buy. Cheers friend.👍
Hello Shayne, nice to see you back. Thank you so much for the nice comment. Haha, simple stuff like this makes such a huge difference. Chopping block with a little bit of support is also way more stable. The Solo Firepit is game changing. Incredible to see how little can be done to make a genius design even better. I have a small firebox stove for my car, but it is a little bit more hassle to set up. Might look into the Mesa or Mesa XL later. Cheers mate. Appreciate the support and keep on rocking 🙏🏻
STUNNING.
Thank you 🙏🏻 Glad you liked it.
Merci beaucoup pour ce partage j adore vos video et l endroit ou vous etes c est si apaisant merci cela fais du bien avant l hiver❤👍✌💪
Merci beaucoup pour le compliment et je suis vraiment content que vous l'ayez apprécié. Je m'assurerai d'en faire un bon pour l'arrivée de l'hiver et pour voir comment je vais attraper du poisson dans le froid glacial ici. Plus à venir
@@tshansen merci beaucoup mon fils et moi revons de venir chez vous pour fairee justement de la peche sur lac gele donc j ai hate de voire la video vous avez une si belle vue j adore merci de me faire voyage peu etre bientôt qui sait je passerais vers chez vous 🏍
What a great view for moring coffee and evening Rum with a Cuba cigar
Ooohh.. that is a good reminder, I actually have a gifted sigar laying around that I have completely forgotten about. Thank you Kim. I will make sure to enjoy that this weekend.
@@tshansen enjoy it with a good Rum and a bonfire , let it be the best weekend in october
Hi, really good video, I loved learning the preparation you have to do before winter, we have none on the south coast of UK.
I also have the same chain saw as you and it also leaks lots of oil from the chain reservoir. Now i know what the issue may be…the lid?
Many thanks and happy new year.
Thank you sir. Appreciate it. Strange that we live so close but still have a lot of different temperatures. Winter finally hit us and there is 30 cm of snow now. It is a lot of wind and I'm really looking forward to spring again.
Yeah, the chain is suppose to leak a little, because gravity and the vibrations in the movement of the saw hels lube the chain. But when it is flat and still it should not be a lot. Then it is most likely the lid. Happy New year. 🙌🏻
First?! Love Norway - great video
Hahha, congrats 🤣👏🏻 Thank you so much, glad you liked it.
I just found your channel. So glad I did!!! I love everything about your home!! What a lovely village.
Do you need an Aunt? Haha
Thank you so much 🙌🏻 Really appreciate that. There is an old saying here in Norway. You can never have enough Aunts 😂 Cheers ☕️
Great job on the vid TS. Beautiful place. The change is here. Frosty on my side of the world. Mud grips for the mower. Man that's a bad "A" machine. Hydraulic dump for the trimmings. Way cool. You may need a life preserver system if it goes over the edge. Stihl 251. I run several models and have three 250's. Sometimes it's best to lay them on their side oil tank up to slow the leaking. I don't know why they leak so much. If there is a pressure build up in the tank or if there is really no control over it. I use my used motor oil for chain oil. Just keep it clean of debris. That rock, it's an iceberg rock. It only gets bigger the deeper you go. Take a double jack and wear it down a little. Have you seen this setup from Safari on the Tenere 700. The Aussie fellows have been testing them out. 45 L twin tanks. ruclips.net/video/x-yR74JsQug/видео.htmlsi=tNwL4okwrbXVOTpR Priced them USD 3500. The walkway, looks great. Make a bridge across at an accessible location near the top. You will essentially build a bridge level across wide enough for the mower with an easy uphill grade to and and fro. Also it needs to be level to walk across to prevent slips and falls in winter and wet conditions. Having underground coal mining flashbacks watching you stack the wood under the house. That is what height ( 2/3 meter to 1 meter) I worked most of fifty years under the mountains. Fire pit looks like a real champ. All good Nordic ADV friend. You take care, Have a good winter.
Hahaha, yeah that is a really bad ass machine, and I absolutely love working with it. It really is a blessing with all this property to cut and maintain. So much easier to hold it nice all year around. I got the stihl 261, same as we use on the firetrucks here in Norway. A incredible saw with that little extra punch in the engine. I actually forgot to check the oil cap after I cleaned it out, but I make sure to follow up on that in an upcoming video. There will be some wood cutting when winter is over again. Need to stack up on firewood again. Hahaha... yeah that rock is really bugging me. I need to get a sledge hammer and beat the crap out of it. It will not move at all. Not seen it, will take a look at the link now. Thank you.
That is actually a really good idea... there is a really good place I can just make a bridge over. That was actually not bad at all. Ha!! Got me thinking. Thank you so much! Have a great winter you as well mate. Talk again soon, love your comments! really appreciate it. Cheers
@@tshansen sledge hammer is a double jack. Copper mines making littlin's outa biggin's
@@samhill3496 aaaahh 😂🤌🏻
Ok I am total relaxed now….. Actually I don’t want do anything now… I am tired from all that !!!
🤣😂🤣Awesome Thomas😎😎
Thank you so much Frank. Always nice to hear people enjoy my content. It is a little bit different from what I normally do, but I find great pleasure in doing this as well 🤌🏻
Flott video. Her blir det bra!!
Takk for det, ja det gror seg sakte til å kan bli en veldig fin plass etterhvert. 🙌🏻
@@tshansen 👍
Very nais 😊 beautiful autumn scenery 🤩
Thank you Hestad... when waiting for you to finalize your bike, I had to do some maintenance 🤣 Looks like we will do a trip early next year instead?
@@tshansen yes!!!!
Du er god på detaljer! God produksjon som vanlig.
Takk for det Jan. Du er ikke noe sløving på detaljer du heller. Gi det noen år, så skal du se. Jeg har et motto jeg alltid følger. The magic we are looking for is in the work we are avoiding 🙌🏻
@@tshansen …det lille ekstra ja 💥
HI. it is a beatiful spot you got there.
Thank you, really enjoy this spot as well. Really something special
Just gorgeous.
Thank you 👏🏻
Bonjour je vous suis depuis longtemps j'adore vos video top merci ☺
Thibault de FRANCE 🇫🇷😉✌
Thank you, appreciate the support 👏🏻 Glad you enjoy my content. All the best 🇳🇴
Just paradise
Thank you 🙌🏻
so beautiful x
Thank you Anne, glad you liked it 🙏🏻
I congratulate you for the very nice content you are producing. I would also like to ask you a question. How did you organize the heating in your cabin? I saw that you have a wood stove, do you use other heat sources during the winter?
Thank you so much Andrew. I have 2 electrical ovens inside the cabin but I mainly use the wood stove to heat it up, and than maintain the heat with electrical ovens when I get the walls and insulation to heat up. But I would say, when the temperature drops bellow zero degrees celcius, you need to have a fire in the morning and evening each day. I might do a video about this and how I arrange the water with the heated cable.
Thank you for the comment. 🙌🏻
@@tshansen It would be very interesting to have a video of you showing how you heat the cabin (I imagine it is very well insulated)! Is the wood stove installed in a central area? How do you heat the upper floor?
Congratulations on your channel and your content.
How trick is that mower! Need one of those, now I just need to convince the Mrs that it's necessary 🤔
It is absolutely crazy good. Really love it and it makes the job fun again. Now me and my kid is arguing who is gonna cut the gras, rather than arguing about it.
Just stumbled across your video today.... wonderful scenery... approximately where? Been to Geiranger in May.... really appreciate your content. Wil be back. Greting from Northern Ireland.
Hello, and glad you found my channel. This is a little bit further south from Geiranger. This is a little place north from Bergen on the west coast of Norway.
Fantastic place! So beautiful view! Which part of Norway is this?
Thank you, this is the west coast of Norway, not far from the city Bergen
Inget dåligt läge på den stugan :) Grymt
Takk for det 👏🏻 Det ligger ekstremt godt til etter egen smak. Lite slår sjø og utsikt på denne måten.
😊Nice 🎉
Thank you so much 👏🏻
The timber you stacked should be separated to allow for ventilation, otherwise it could twist as it is drying out. Soft pinewood burn very quickly, you would love some Australian hardwood, burn vey slowly and giver a nice taste to food cooked on it.
Yeah, but they are only gonna be used for stairs outside, so I'm not that concerned about warping. But I does not cost anything to do it properly so I might crawl under there tomorrow and correct it. Pinewood here in Norway gives a little taste from the smoke, but not much. Here it is more common to use birch for firewood. Never tried anything outside Norways forrest to make firewood of. Here is a lot to learn.
Your lawnmower has better tires than our van 😂
Haha, maybe there is a way to have spikes in them so I can use it to clear a path when it snows 😂
@@tshansen yeah! And pimp it with some neon lights, spinners and some flames painted on them 🔥🔥
Wonderful vlog Thomas, if I can ask, the internal stove, what make and model? It has a lovely viewing front door, I have two Jotul stoves but I have a room for another!
Oooh.. that is a really good question. I don't think it is jøtul, we had a look at them when building the cabin, but it is so many years ago (25 years now) So I need to double check when I'm back there.
What fjord is that by your cabin?
Osterfjord is the name of it 🙏🏻
Smukt og smukt men burde du ikke bygge en trappe fra huset og til dit redskabsrum?
Takk for det Henne. Jeg snakker om det i denne filmen, at jeg driver å planlegger trapp opp til redskapsboden, men ønsker å lage det slik at det ikke kommer i konflikt med gressklipperen.
My dream to move to Norway , live in a Cabin and live out off my art. How do you manage to maintain this lifestyle? Cheers from Australia
well, a cabin in Norway can be quite expensive if you don't find a old one in the outskirts of civilization. maintaining this lifestyle is quite easy compared to living in a house in the city. Yes, you lack some comfort and have to travel to get stuff, but still it is way cheaper than in the city.
I meant, do you work from home ? What field do you work at?
@@OscarForcada I work as a firefighter and rescue leader, I also have a side job doing video production, commercials etc.
@@tshansenthat’s great! Thanks for letting me know!
If i climbed under my house with a white woolen jumper, my wife would murder me!
Living on the edge mate, living on the edge 🤣
I think there is nothing broken on your oil leaking chaind saw. My ex Husqvarna 545 leaked and so does my new Stihl 241 also. They are just meant to be used, not kept in a storage...
That is a good point actually. I have never seen a chainsaw not leak some oil. But this was a little bit too much, and it looked like it was coming from the cap. I have inspected the cap or lid for some days now, and it seams to be stopped. So I bet there was some kind of wood pice or something on the O-Ring.
hm . . it seems most of the Norwegian people are a kind of perfectionist? Pls Comment !
We probably are, many of us, I think that is correct 👏🏻
i love brother 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Glad to hear this mate. 🙏🏻
kijk, als je dan een vlog 'direct uit het leven' maakt doe dan niet zo je aanmaakhout hakken. Dit ziet er wel heeeeel gemaakt uit. . . sorry . . pracht vlog overigens.
Hoe kan deze manier van aanmaakhout hakken er in hemelsnaam nep uitzien? Leg het eens uit.
@@tshansen Wow, sorry voor mijn Nederlands . . Dank voor je mooie reactie. Dat aanmaakhout hakken doe ik zelf ook vaak. (ik stook ons huis warm met een speksteenkachel -Soapstone-) Omdat ik dat iedere dag nodig heb maak ik een voorraad waaruit ik het aanmaak hout kan pakken. Wat ik bij jou zag was, met mijn ogen, iets te 'clean' om dat in het dagelijks leven te doen. . . vandaar. Goed van je om te reageren. . . jaloers op jouw mooie plek!
@@willemdederde6669 excuseer je niet maat, ik was gewoon nieuwsgierig wat er schoongemaakt moet worden? Het hout dat ik gebruik? Een deel van het hout dat ik gebruik voor aanmaakhout of brandhout is overgebleven materiaal dat ik heb gebruikt om mijn hut te bouwen, zoals de gereedschapsschuur en andere gebouwen. Ik bewaar altijd materialen of stukken hout zodat ik ze kan gebruiken voor aanmaakhout of sjablonen voor houtsnijwerk. Leg alsjeblieft beter uit wat je bedoelt en ik probeer het zo goed mogelijk uit te leggen. Proost
Omdat hij in zijn vorige cabin video liet zien hoe hij aanmaak hout hakte,heb ik gisteravond een mooi vuurtje kunnen maken op deze manier in mijn gehuurde vakantie cabin bij Åndalsnes! 😅 Ik ben een nederlander en heb nog veel te leren over cabin leven!
@@tshansenspreekt u ook nederlands? Bedankt voor de mooie video’s, ik wacht al weer op de volgende. Ik droom van uw cabin leven en zijn al jaren bezig met dit werklijkheid maken.
You are not Married?
No, I'm not married 😆
Oh, come on, when are you going to "prepare for winter." This video is so wickedly boring 😮
Sorry to hear this, what preparations are you missing or looking for?