Yes, I sure did 😄 Thank you so much for the encouragement and it was a wonderful trip overall. I definitely could not have made this a reality without the support from everyone here. I can only imagine where the future will take us from here. Thanks for commenting and hope you have a great day!

Thank you for watching & your comment 😊 Have a great day or night wherever you are!

And we wish you would stop leeching off of the US and pushing your self righteous nonsense on us.

I wish more people in general were more like this

There are more of him, I moved to Germany in 2020 and travel as much as I can while I am here. To be honest I absolutely love it here!

To be fair, America is the same size as Europe. Traveling around America and never leaving is not much different than traveling around Europe and never leaving.

Mesela Türkiye'yi Afrika ülkesi zannettikleri gibi mi?

Hear hear! Im a Dane who lives in Copenhagen and Copenhagen means most to me in Denmark… -Still it’s so true what you say, that going to Copenhagen alone would never give anyone a balanced impression of Denmark as a country and I could not agree more with what you said! 👍👌👏

Same with Sweden. Everyone just think Stockholm or Gothenburg. There is nothing wrong with those cities but there is so much more (and better) sites to visit.

@@F1rstWorldNomaD I was in Stockholm earlier this year, which was a great city. However I also visited Copenhagen last week but made an effort to visit Malmo, Helsingborg, and an art installation on the coast called Nimis to ensure we also saw more of Sweden outside the capital.

Even on a trip to Copenhagen you can day trip to see other parts of the country. Mons Klint, Jagerborg forest, Fedensborg and Frederiksborg palaces, Vallo Castle, Kronberg & Helsingbor Street food, and Roskilde. Managed to see them all on a 4 day trip to Denmark and still have 2 days in Copenhagen

I got to do and see a awful lot but feel it was still a little too rushed. Future travels I plan to spend more time in each destination. That way I can experience the uniqueness of each place a lot more than what I get from just a couple days. But for my first time leaving my country, it was worth every bit. Thanks for commenting & have a great day!

That's a nice offer to give him, Ronin, I hope you guys manage to meet. I as well liked the video and I think it was a good selection of interesting sites he chose to visit. I'm looking forward to seeing the next video.

Danmark is king of Scandinavia.

Copenhagen is the capital of junk in Scandinavia, attracking all the losers in Denmark, in one little island, far from the prosperous mainland Jutland. Most factories in the city have gone bankrupt, and left are only a vast population of drug addicts on wellfare, and the thousands of gay men picking up small boys at the railway station, and the police doing nothing. My advice: dont bring your young teenagers to COPENHAGEN, as they may get offers everywhere.

@@daru6088 It is in fourth place obviously, which is a fine position for you to be in.

​@@daru6088 some swedes calls Copenhagen the Las Vegas of scandinavia, Great city

Definitely nothing I had ever experienced before! I'm happy for the wind while there too as it gave me more examples of the climate differences between each place and compared to home. Thanks for the comment & have a great day! 🙂

It's only windy at the west coast, when you can't stand upright. 😜

As a Norwegian I must agree, albeit I would like to add walking across mountain ridges/from A to B in horrible wind conditions during winter to that list hahaha, as long as you know what you're doing, of course

Thank you for the kind words and cannot wait to come back in the future to spend a lot more time in the Nordic countries. I hope to travel the world but I know that area will be where I spend most future travels. Thanks for watching & commenting and hope you have a great day!

Thank you greatly J.D. 😊 It was an amazing trip and I believe worth every bit of it as well. It also fuels the desire to continue learning & travelling. Thank you for your support and hope you'll enjoy the second week just as much. Have a great day!

@@itsmebrysonp If you are done traveling in the north of Europe, try Italy (Rome or the Tuscany area) or the south of France. It will be a total different experience. Greetings from the Netherlands.

It was a fantastic trip and I believe worth every bit of it. Thanks for the comment 🙂

It was a fantastic experience and worth every bit of it! Thanks for your comment 🙂

Thanks for the comment 🙂 I had a wonderful time! Hope you'll enjoy week 2 which will be available in a few more days. Have a great day!

Absolutely worth every moment! It really fuels the desire to continue learning about other places and cultures & travelling. Thanks for the comment & have a great day 🙂

@@itsmebrysonp the same to you!

I can absolutely understand that and see why it's important to learn about other cultures/ ways of life. It helps expand our minds! Thanks for the comment & have a great day 🙂

I absolutely enjoyed it and believe it was worth every bit of it! Aalborg was very nice the few hours I spent there. Thanks for the comment & have a great day! 🙂

Yes, I sure did 😄 It was worth every moment too! I definitely couldn't have made this a reality without all the support. Thank you for following along my journey & hope you have a great day!

Thank you for the comment & kind words! It was a great trip and only fuels the desire to confinue learning and travelling more. Have a great day 🙂

I was able to be seen and treated without any issues. The overall treatment and process is very much the same. There were differences though that I did really appreciate. I will say the cost was the best part 😄 Thanks for the comment & have a great day!

The weather was very nice almost every day with a few showers but nothing lasted all day or ruined any plans. I can't imagine it being even more windy 😬 Thanks for the comment & have a great day 🙂

@@itsmebrysonp have a look at this short video. it can get spicy XD. title : blæsevejr og store bølger.mp4

I definitely enjoyed Oscarsborg and very happy I had the opportunity to go there. I really enjoyed the history and watching the animation of the Blutcher sinking made much more sense. Thanks for the comment 🙂

@@itsmebrysonp This scene is quite well made in the movie "King's Choice" and you don't have to see all of it as the scene is here on KZfaq. It's a great movie though, as long as you are aware it's not made as an action thriller but as a thrilling historical drama, as well as shedding some cultural perspective.

"...oceans collide..." is quite a bit of stretching the realities. Both of the sea areas named Skagerak ( in the west and north of Skagen ) and the sea area named Kattegat to the east are the same body of water - as an extension / continuation - of the North Sea.

I spent the 17th of May right at the Carl Johan statue in front of the Palace. It was a great parade and trip overall. I don't regret a bit of it. I'll have the week 2 video available in a few more days. Thanks for the comment & have a great day 🙂

Getting to take a boat trip on the fjord and going to Oscarsborg was very much worth it! The whole trip was worth every moment honestly. Thank you for watching & commenting and have a great day!

Thank you greatly and I will absolutely keep travelling 😄 I can't wait to see what the future holds from here but there will be video of it for sure. Thanks for following along my journey and have a great day!

The weather was a bit colder than I anticipated but still wonderful. There was only a couple days that were gloomy so I really got to enjoy it. There is so much to do and see for sure. I can't wait to go back 🙂

@@itsmebrysonp It has been a cold spring, at least in Norway.

Thank you for watching and commenting 🙂 Hope you'll enjoy week 2 which will be available in a few more days. Have a great day!

@@itsmebrysonp can't wait!.. you to!

It was a wonderful trip and can't wait to go back! I definitely plan to go further North and hope to visit during a time that it's winter 🥶 🥶 Thanks for the suggestion/ idea and for the comment 😊

@@itsmebrysonp If further north: look up saltstraumen on youtube. It is the worlds strongest tidal current or maelstroem if you prefer that term. About half an hour from Bodø. Terrifying and fascinating at the same time. Also: I would recommend Western Norway as well, maybe I can then show you a few places if you ever revisit us.

Thank you for the feedback 🙂 It was a great trip and worth every bit of it! I can't wait to see what the future holds from here, but I know it will involve more time in the Nordics. Thanks for the comment & have a great day

Thanks for watching and being a part of my journey! Have a great day 🙂

The wind was for sure a new experience! I've felt strong winds but not like that or with the constant amount blowing. Well worth every bit and wouldn't change it. It definitely added to the experience getting to feel such different weather. The week 2 video will be available in a few more days. Thanks for the comment 🙂

It was a great trip and I believe worth every bit of it. Glad to hear you're looking forward to my perspective of 17th of May. Thanks for the comment & have a great day 😊

It was every bit worth it and could not have done it without all the support from subscribers and everyone else following along for the journey. Thank you for watching & commenting and hope you have a great day 🙂

Definitely one of the main reasons for this channel. Personal growth and trying to get a better understanding of the world, it's cultures & it's history. I couldn't have asked for a better first experience (even with the stomach issues) and it only fuels the desire to continue exploring and learning. Thanks for the comment & have a great day!

@@itsmebrysonp that’s awesome mate, plenty more to see too 👍🏻 good luck 😊

It was fantastic and so glad I had the opportunity to experience it. Thanks for watching & commenting 🙂 Have a great day!

It was a wonderful trip and worth every bit of it. I'm very happy I got to turn it into a reality. Thanks for commenting and have a great day!

Hello from Hundested?

Thank you 😊 Have a great day

I sure did make it and was worth every bit! Thanks for watching & commenting and have a great day! 🙂

Thank you 😄 Hope you have a great day!

Thank you very much and hope you have a great day! 😊

Thank you for being along for the journey and watching. It was a great trip and only fuels my desire to continue learning and travelling. Hope you'll enjoy week 2 which will be available in a few days

Thank you greatly and hope you have a great day! 😊

Nordic heritage I presume? Viking hasn't been an active profession for nearly a millenia, unless you mean that your grandparents were scandinavian pirates that somehow ended up in Canada less than a century ago

Thank you 😊 it was a great trip and worth every moment, even despite the nausea for the first few days. Thanks for commenting and hope you have a great day!

Absolutely! It was a great time and worth every bit of it. Thanks for the comment & have a great day

There is a somewhat more different story about the bunkers in Denmark. At some point after the war, it was decided to remove them. So how to do that. As you can see , they are build to last. First manual (machine) demolition was testet, but that had little effect. Then explosive was tried, but even with a fairly large charge, it only made a dent in them. So the main reason there are still about 6000 of them laying around on the west coast of Jutland, is that it is to expensive to remove them. Non of them are protected heritage. They kind of dont need to be as no one want to pay for the removal of them. So right now a couple of the biggest are museums, and the rest are slowly taken by the sea. Mayby in a million or 2 years, they will be gone....but I doubt it.

Thanks for the additional information!

@@Fetguf That is true from the early phase. But most of the Atlantic Wall in France were demolished already by the 1970's, there are for example barely anything that resembles fortifications on the D-day beaches. In the 1950' s and 1960's a small project of the defense forces was to seal up various parts of the bunkers to prevent random civilians going into one and either getting stuck or finding some possible explosives inside. Which is partially why some parts appear to be sealed off more recently. The fear of the bunkers is sort of parodied in tve 1971 Danish movie of Olsen Banden i Jylland. By the 1980's and onwards various museums got permission to set up these small information inscriptions about some of the bunkers, like the ones in Skagen and Frederikshavn, and others straight up became museums. While not a preserveable sight like other historical buildings or monuments, you would most likely get into trouble if you just began smashing the bunkers out of nowhere today.

Fun facts: The bunkers was made by danish workers, there was not much work but the germans gave them around double the normal salary. So alot of workers came along way from home. It was part hitlers atlantic wall, bunkers lay from norway to France. Normandy bunkers was part of the same "wall". Also the bunkers are made from alot more % of cement than we use today, and of course reinforce by iron nets inside the cement. They cannot be taken apart becouse u know... German enginering. The cement is to hard. Also the Coast line moves, and the sea eats the land in West jutland. Which also make it harder they cant remove the on e under water. So some the bunkers also lay on the side and some of them even turn all the way around 180 degress. So when u walk in the u can see stairs in the ceiling. It is nearly always blowing from the West on the Westcoast, so the trees are pointing east, and sandunes are moving east over time. The sea is rough, some of the germans who like the location for vacation drown there every year. Locals know the sea is rough so they take more care.

@@MrJuhs91 Compared to the French atlantic wall that was built by slave labour and were cheaper on the materials to build it faster on orders of Rommel