Exactly! So much hiding out there that we don't know about - the knowledge of the locals is so valuable! 😊 Great day in great company!

Thank you! 😊 It was a fun day - great doing something different and meeting up with friends.

I watched your version of this, a while ago ,which also is very good . The forest area was fantastic ,even if the weather wasn't great

@@grhmnz4648 So glad to hear that you like both our videos. 😊 It really was an fantastic day and it really is a interesting area. It holds a lot of “remaining” from the last ice age and there’s a lot of iron ore on n the ground, and there’s a lot of old mines, blast furnaces and remaining of old iron on industry here. 🤩

What an intriguing place you live in Jonas! 🤩

@@HeimVegenAdvbike Yes it’s a really interesting place if you’re interested in historical places. I read that the first “hammer forge” here in Degerfors took place in 1660 and about 10km from here the last charcoal furnace was used until 1966 so the forest around here where full of those charcoal stacks for over 300 years. It started earlier, about 400-800 a. d but the technic with those raised stacks started around 1000 a. d so for almost around 1000 years you could find them around in the area. Then all remaining from the last ice age makes it even more interesting. 🤩. I’m not 100 percent sure about the giant “Diger”, when he actually lived in Karsbo so that part is not confirmed 😂 But it’s any how really interesting that Norway and Sweden share so much of the history and folklore so we can be sure that Diger hade some relatives in Jotunheimen in Norway . 🤩

It's really cool how much is hidden in the Swedish forests, that you just have to know about 😊 It sure makes the days more interesting! Thank you for a great tour 😃

Really nice meeting 🤩 It’s hard to tell what’s the best gear between Rukka and Klim, especially for Runa who’s only has Klim. I have a Rukka jacket and Klim trousers (pants) i’m pleased with both. In both Rukka and Klim the GoreTex is the water protection layer. Runa has Klim Artemis which is the same as Klim Badlands for men. That’s the top of the line in Klim’s products. They have three layers laminated Goretex and different type of garments in different “panels” of the gear with harder stiffer garments in places where it’s needed and softer garments in other places to make the clothes more comfortable to ware and still have a good protection. My Rukka jacket is the lower end of Rukka’s line up but it still has three layers laminated Goretex. So it’s hard to compare between them. The Rukka jacket is probably stiffer and maybe slightly less comfortable than for example Klim Badlands (Just guessing, never tested Badlands Jacket) I believe that the ventilation also is better in Badlands than in my Rukka Jacket. But it’s not fair to compare the top of the line and a lower end of the line product. Three layer laminated GoreTex will always be stiffer heavier and warmer than other gear. It’s nice in scandinavia where even the summer temperature sometimes is below 10 degrees celsius, but in hotter climate they might be to hot especially if riding more “active”. Both Rukka and Klim is premium gear both have D3O protectors built in. you will probably be very pleased with both of them. It’s probably more a question of taste. I hope that will answer your questions 😊

Thank you Jonas for taking the time to reply. 🙏 As I live in the south of France, I bought the Rukka Rimo-R suit, which is made from 2-layer laminated Gore-Tex; I'm extremely happy with it because, as well as being waterproof, it's very supple, and the softness of the neoprene collar that goes up higher finally convinced me. Thanks again Jonas✌

@@jeanfi1004 Rimo-R looks great, it’s probably not as stiff in the fabric as my jacket. The two layers GoreTex is probably a better choice than three layer in the warmer climate. It also looks better ventilated than my Rukka jacket. I also think that the pocket is easier to access than the pocket on my jacket. Both Rukka and Klim are good quality brands 👍

@@JoonesAdventuresMC I totally agree with you Jonas! 👍 And another thing I like about Rukka is that you don't see it everywhere! 😀

It sure was! Who knew all of that was hiding in the forest 😃

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Thank you 🙏 We have known each other over social media for a long time so it was so nice to finally meet her in real life and talk about everything between heaven and earth. It was also really interesting to see her work, she really has eyes for the details. And as she mentioned in the video, except for motorcycle adventures and video making we also share the passion for ice cream, bacon and coffee and also cheese doodles 😂 even if we didn’t eat any of them this time 😊

Thank you Jonas! 😊 I definitely would not have known that these places existed if Jonas hadn't shown me! Makes me wonder what else I missed out on my way - but hey, gotta leave something for next time 😁

Perfect attitude, @@OffSheGoesADV !

Thank you Graham! 😊 It was a very lovely and exciting day, so grateful that Jonas took his time to plan this out and take me along! And yes he sure spoiled me 😃

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Ride a motorcycle today ?

Faluröd :) It is made from copper from one of swedens oldest coppermines “Falukoppargruva”. Runa most likely drove very close to it when visiting Falun. sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falu_rödfärg

@@crabapple1974 Thanks for the link, it is a paint with interesting properties: Weatherproofing, a great cosmetic look, and in its day, it resembled a fashionable look that was popular with the affluent. Being that it is copper-based it might even provide shielding from radiation ; with people claiming 5 G from cell towers is harmful this paint could still have a future. I wonder if people using this paint have trouble getting cell reception? Thanks for the link.

You rode motorcycle before ?

@@matthewwhittington-jk9ep Ah, no, but if I could do it all over again I would. I am just an armchair adventurer now.

Fishing can be expensive, you need a fishing license for the area you're in so if you're traveling that means a new one each day. Except for the sea and the five biggest lakes where it's free.

Offf ja, det er noen måneder igjen til å glede seg og planlegge! 😊

Hahaha ssshhh 🤫

Or you should read up on water quality in Norway and Sweden.. We drink from streams and rivers here. Some of the best water quality in the world.. 😉