Thank you Gustav. It was wonderful sharing your peaceful journey which brought back memories of many years ago visiting the Fjords of Norway with my wife. It makes me sad that at 79 years of age and feeling like a creaking old wooden gate, barely hanging on one rusty old hinge, that I can never make the journey to the Fjords again. However, I shall make a cup of tea now and watch all your other films now.

Cool 😁👍

Thank you so much, Gustav. Alesund is so serene and magical - a world onto its own. A place I have fallen in love with just watching your video and surely if ever I be there myself one fortuitous day, it will be an unforgetable celebration of my existence in this world. It make me a bit sad though knowing how troubled human affairs are in this world against the contrasting loveliness that it has to offer everyday to us and yet we are not seeing and sensing it in the core of our being. You are very lucky, Gustav. Your happiness is mine too.

What a beautiful part of the world. Thanks for sharing your experience Gustav.

Saling into the mystic!🌎

Skiing, sailing, thanks! Dinner looked great, nice Cod! I would never see this part of the world and enjoy seeing it through your lens…

looks magical

Thank you man, beautifully shot. I will visit the fjord this summer as I sail down south along the coast from Tromso, any tips ? Irek

Beautiful !!!!!

Really enjoyed that video, thanks for sharing your trips.

Thanks Gustsv for this amazing video.

:)

What scenery.. have to visit there one day. Which fjord was this? I didntbcatch the name if you mentioned it. I try to following the charts

Looks amazing! What is the name of this last place in the video?

Kanske är en dum fråga, men betalar du för att "parkera" båten där i fjorden? Jag kan inte mycket om segling men är intresserad och älskar havet. Din kanal ger mig iallafall lite förhoppningar om att det inte är alldeles för dyrt. Tycker för övrigt att det var en riktigt skön video med trattkantareller, fjordar, fisk från främlingar osv. vad mer kan man begära.

Walking down those bolder/gravel fields can be quite dangerous. A friend of mine who consideres himself to be a bit of a mountaineer once slid down a field like that on the slopes of the Aguielle de Verte in the French Alps for almost 50 meters before he managed to stop himself with his climbing axe, just before he was about to fall over de edge onto the glacier down beneath it. 😱

What Cruise ship was that in the mountain view of the town?