I really hope someone sees your channel who would want to produce a full, big-screen documentary with you. I think I've said this before but I'll say it again. Cecelia's videos are consistently outstanding. The storytelling, videography, music, editing and narration are really exceptional beyond this platform. What could be mundane and finite in content is transformed into engaging short-form stories with the qualities I mentioned previously, of fully cinematic caliber. Huge fan from the first day I was fortunate enough to stumble upon Cecelia's channel.

@mhmoore007

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. She’s fascinating. Her content is authentic and compelling and I think the social media play will yield the most success. She’s putting in the work, it will payoff for her and her Svalbard family. You go, Cecilia!

@tshelby5212

2 жыл бұрын

Or even make a movie about her

@waterfallsandrain

2 жыл бұрын

Or make a movie about Grim!

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

😭😭🧡🧡

@jacquie5730

2 жыл бұрын

100% agree !!!! Outstanding quality 👍

This is what KZread was created for. Not the meaningless drama that plagues the platform.

@johnmooney9444

Жыл бұрын

What's the basis for that statement? Were you a founding member of KZread? An opinion stated as if it's a fact. You've mastered a skill that takes many years of practice because no one is born an ass hole.

@maxwelldurrans9272

Жыл бұрын

True 😭😭😭

@Clauxdejesus

Жыл бұрын

True✔️

@Swayamprakash95

Жыл бұрын

@@johnmooney9444 why don't you mind your own business

@SurajGupta_3D

Жыл бұрын

KZread was created for every one remember first viral video on KZread was of a cat and biting Charlie's finger, not people sharing their daily life...stop acting like a philosopher

Being from northern Norway myself, above the polar circle, but certainly not as extreme as Svalbard, I know these places can be good, but you need a purpose for being there, a job, family, good friends, hobbies etc. something, like if you love snowmobiling ... Living alone with not much to do during the long cold and dark winters, most people will be much better off other places.

@jaelynn7575

Жыл бұрын

You also need a shitton of money.

@kregyung4604

10 ай бұрын

No thanks

@Jotique

9 ай бұрын

Right like going shopping

@lyleswavel320

9 ай бұрын

How do they make money, somewhere is wifi for these videos

I have found that you can live nearly anywhere if it is with the right people. Getting those people together and helping them cocreate something valuable and staying is the task.

@billdorthegreat265

Жыл бұрын

Unlike the Inuits, I don't think it's possible without a supply chain.

@Karolina-vi2wt

Жыл бұрын

Beautifully said.

@innoutsucks___3016

Жыл бұрын

YEA RICH PEOPLE

@Cardiakk

Жыл бұрын

Like someone else stated, you have to be rich.

@foljs5858

Жыл бұрын

@@Cardiakk All kinds of people live on remote cottages, small houses outside rural villages, etc. Hundreds of thousands in Europe alone. You absolutely don't have to be rich. You just have not to want BS

As someone who lives in Florida and is currently suffering from the heat (currently around 48.8 C), this is incredibly fascinating! I’m going to rewatch and show my kids. They’d love to see this.

I've lived a part of my life in a semi remote cottage in Ireland, no running hot water ,no real wifi coverage,one pane glass windows ,only wood ,coal and turf for heat . 899 days to be exact . Closest proper shop 16 kms away. Loved it beyond words. No bus service, I have no car for the last 5 years ,only a bicycle. Loved each day , Solo living . The basics of life ... Thank you for sharing

@mikelisteral7863

Жыл бұрын

e fun. then get cavities and cry in pain

@TripsconPriscila21

Жыл бұрын

Interisting life. I love it. 💕

@Wisdom-sl3ts

Жыл бұрын

People seem to forget that there was a time when people lived off the land they didn't have a supermarket around the corner no hospitals and women was giving birth to 5 to 10 children this is just going back in time

@pattyayers

Жыл бұрын

I lived in conditions like that in the modern US - it’s called being a broke hippie

@LemireCassie

Жыл бұрын

Thats beautiful! God Bless you. I want to know more.

Not sure I'd want to live there permanently but would definitely be interesting to stay for a while

@vonderloo3184

2 жыл бұрын

Pack the fire wood. No trees.

@DanielErik

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. I need the forest! 🥰

@russellpresley6372

2 жыл бұрын

@@vonderloo3184 Be hell to play hide-an-seek! lol

@vonderloo3184

2 жыл бұрын

@@russellpresley6372 haha yes but I bet the northern lights are amazing. I live in northern Wisconsin, and I have to have sunglasses with all our snow & we have forests. Lol

I love how the map showing the snowmobile route just cruises right over the water, all casual. Totally normal. Nice

Once i'm done with my environmental science degree, i'd absolutely love to live on Svalbard to study the changing arctic. You have a wonderful life

So, you live in an extremely remote place and for fun…you travel to a more isolated place…with friends…. Well, it takes all kinds of people to make the world go around! It sounds like you truly enjoy your life! 🙂

@keith2092

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing! As we left the town and the cabin was 70 km I think, I thought; why?

@ouncooking8

Жыл бұрын

Enjoy life

@philippal8666

Жыл бұрын

I explored and was going to move further remote. I’m from London & love cities. I love the two extremes. Remote places mean it’s not safe to be alone. The city is more lonely. My health made the decision for me. Not small town, where you have to have been born there, but moors and forests and avalanches of snow. Or my dangerous, broken inner city. Urbex or barren wilderness. Wolves or guns. I love people, I love experience, I love rugged beauty.

@bryanbatton01

Жыл бұрын

This is hilarious.

@lisaschuster686

Жыл бұрын

My friends have all moved away or died.

Really nice to see people hanging out at such a remote place. In military, I was at 69 degree north, one of the northernmost military bases there is. Longyearbyen is way north of that, located at 78 degree north. After a very cold winter with lots of nights outdoor, two guys in my platoon wanted me to join them on a one week ski trip on Svalbard. I declined, finally we had week off after a really cold winter. My buddies went, I think my warm days in Oslo was better at the time, but yeah, in retrospect I should gone to Svalbard, but having one more week sleeping outdoor in Arctic winter was not easy to do. Far more pleasant staying at a cabin, than sleeping in a tent with polar bears lurking around. BTW, there are more polar bears than people on Svalbard.

I love the idea of Hytte Tur, I can’t think of anything better than heading out for the weekend with friends to focus on having a good time!

I live in Alaska - it's not quite as remote as this, but my biggest reason for selling everything and moving here is privacy, solitude, colder climate, natural beauty. I had to be close to civilization for work.. But, the long term goal is to buy remote land further north - build an offgrid home, and work only 6 months out of the year. Living in the slow lane is something that's hard to explain. But i feel it's the way humans were meant to live when you're in the thick of it.

The lavender sky and mountains in the morning... Just... WOW! There are things in this world that photographs and videos can't do justice.

@aimeeelizabeth1

2 жыл бұрын

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I really would love to life there too (although I'm 64)!!! I always loved snow, I also love the dark (but with lights inside). So, yeah, I would love it very much. Thanks for sharing your life with us, sweet Cecilia, Christoffer and Grim. Huge hugs from Pinkie

Lived in a small Midwestern town for many years. Drove home some weekends. Simple and homey, I loved it. Anyone from 1942 would have felt quite at home. Always a pot on the stove ready for tea. Coming home one night, I stopped and helped catch an errant neighborhood dog. Your program was great.

The cold and snow has never appealed to me but the beauty of this place is undeniable.

@politicallycorrectredskin796

Жыл бұрын

If it's above -40 you can work or just move around and it isn't cold anymore. Colder than that is when you get in trouble.

@cuprunnethover2509

Жыл бұрын

Agreed with Harry

@gregpies1649

Жыл бұрын

Ditto I can't handle the cold no matter how I rug up. 10c is cold enough for me I like being outdoors and I like the sun warming up my body. To each there own of course.

@heathenwolf4997

Жыл бұрын

Cold and snow is what I thrive in. Can't do the heat

@wildheartxxx135

Жыл бұрын

@@heathenwolf4997 same

You don’t have to convince me girl. It looks fantastic…majestic. I love mountains and snow and small villages full of happy people. I get it. I would move there in a heartbeat.

@_tms848

2 жыл бұрын

I too 😍

@LisaSoulLevelHealing

2 жыл бұрын

The question is - are they friendly? Norway was rated one of the most unfriendliest cities by expats - if you're not from there, it's hard to break in. Have to know someone.

@jizim8947

Жыл бұрын

Yeah right and I have some land to sell you in Florida 🤪🖕🤣

@shamelesshussy

Жыл бұрын

@@LisaSoulLevelHealing Norway is not a city. And due to the Treaty of Svalbard, citizens of 50 countries can live on Svalbard visa-free. It’s probably one of the most cosmopolitan places you could live. Add to that you HAVE to be able to depend on one another, I don’t think national stereotypes would be a worry.

Thank you for sharing this. If my dog could take this type of climate I would live in a place like that. What I appreciate most is the authenticity of the lifestyle you get to live . Now days we area all caught up in a fast convenient life. Watching this makes me realize I am not the only one seeking a simple lifestyle….

I honestly want to move here from Australia. It is so vast, wild and beautiful. You are so lucky to call Svalbard home 😊❤

Cecilia, this is one of my favorite posts on your vlog. Such dramatic beauty and great friends. I love how uncluttered your lives are. And, I can’t get enough of Grim and Fenris. Be well.

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Thank youuu!

@mj6047

2 жыл бұрын

@@CeciliaBlomdahl I am thinking the same way. I felt like I was watching a movie. Great editing!

Yeah, I can see how the people of Svalbard would want to escape the craziness of the city on the weekends 😄

I love how us Norwegians and swedes can communicate on our own native language 🥰☺️

@jeffmorin5867

8 ай бұрын

I especially enjoy how jovial and charismatic norse are even in the most extreme circumstances.

It's a fascinating story of Northern life. Furthest North I've lived is inland 60th parallel. That was my Canadian duty! I think we lived there during record cold winters. Bugs, monster horseflies and mosquitoes in summer! The next was West Coastal 54th parallel, Ton's of snow, lots of bugs in summer. Abd lots of rainy days. I'm a warm weather person. The fortitude of people in the North is exemplary.

I fell in love with the extreme cold when we moved to the Midwest. I really dislike the heat, and am happiest when its cold.

Thank you so much for taking me to a place I doubt I will never have the opportunity to visit - it’s magical! ❤️

Cecilia, thank you for making these videos and letting me drift in to dream land once in awhile (although I love my current life as well 😍). I so appreciate that you cater to us who love to watch the coziness and all that is there. I wanted to let you know that the pink water bottle you have…the Hydroflask…is a company from the city I live in…Bend Oregon USA…we all have them here and they are indeed the best water bottles around. Thanks again for everything 💓

I’m part Norwegian, Finnish, and Swedish but was born in Australia the psychology of this place permeates my soul. Sadly not many here understand what I go thru. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️!

@NorwegianCollector_

Жыл бұрын

Oh my god!....That's so cool! :D hi from Norway 🇳🇴

Between my fascination with polar climates and my tendency towards introversion, I think Svalbard looks like heaven. Thank you for sharing your wonderful world!

@naehova

2 жыл бұрын

This sounds like me!

@joshuasmith1090

2 жыл бұрын

It’s actually one of the few places you can move to without any citizenship or visa en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_Svalbard You need a visa to get in and one to get out but not one to stay there or work there

@fiamnora1500

Жыл бұрын

It must be a pure blessing! ☃️

So magical and otherworldly. Thank you sweet Cecelia for sharing these wonders with us. You are a true gem. ❤️❤️❤️

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

🧡

I can’t even begin to describe to you how much I enjoy your channel. It’s one of my go-to’s as a comfort watch especially if I’m just chilling out and need to relax before bed. It’s so beautiful out there I can’t believe how many people ask “why the hell you would live there?”. I mean - it’s just absolutely drop-dead gorgeous, I could totally see & understand why someone would want to choose a life here despite some of its disadvantages. Man, I wish I could go here someday.

You know, it does look like a dream... such spectacular scenery. I even remembered my childhood up to the smallest details when we had lots of snow back then. Those landscapes look unreal and out of this world, it must be a pleasure to have a cabin off the planet)

Your videos relax me so much and put life into perspective. Keep up the great work. ♥️♥️♥️

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 😍

Cecilia, can you please make a geography video about Svalbard - explaining the topography and the weather and climate of Svalbard; and also if you Cecilia, Christoffer and your two Finnish Lapphunds Grim and Fenrir like the weather of Svalbard and enjoy living in such a frozen habitat?

❤❤❤❤Hi, I am Sharan from Madurai Tamil Nadu South India. So happy n excited to see live n d remote place n explore more deep n d ice . It's beautiful lovely awesome watching u ,bcz i love to live n d ice for atleast once n my life n d cold. So happy for you and your friends.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I love your constant appreciation for where you live😊 Your pure Joy is infectious. Bless you for committing yourself to living this life and sharing it with the world

My favourite vlog so far, absolutely loved this. I’ve been bedridden with illness for a decade and love travelling and living other lives through my screen. I have lived on a remote island and would have loved to get to Svalbard.

@Living_a_spoonie_life

2 жыл бұрын

So many virtual hugs to you. ❤

@marvic76

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you ! You are making the best of what you have . Your body might be bedridden but you are more mobile than so many of us including me. I pray that you get better and be able to go to all the places you see on the screen . ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Jettypilelegs

2 жыл бұрын

@@marvic76 is someone cutting onions in here? 😭💕

@TheJfk111

Жыл бұрын

You helped me find gratitude today. I’ve had a tough month. The joy I could feel in your words and excitement,ent for life. Is exactly what I needed. Much love and respect from boston. ❤️

@sallysampson628

Жыл бұрын

I too am more or less bed/house bound with ME for decades and watch lots of vlogs like this to see other parts of the world and the people who live there. But a huge part of me is just sooo sad that i exist like I do. I know envy isn’t particularly healthy but I do.

I was awestruck by the intro alone. I'm Canadian, I'm used to cold winters, and something about the far north has always pulled on my soul. I envy you your home there.

This is fascinating and brilliantly put together! Impressive editing and drone footage. Thank you for sharing a piece of your world with your friends. Spectacular scenery and your dogs are very cute ❤ I hope to visit soon from Australia.. it is a mission to just get there! 😅

What a magical place and soo beautifully captured by you! Truly spectacular to see the sun go down over these snowy landscapes. Truly amazing!

As a southern Ontario woman who has been to Nunavut only, I love the community feeling of being remote. It’s beautiful.

I love how camera shy Fenris is❤️Grim is a natural superstar❤️

@zaram131

2 жыл бұрын

Grim is a performer 😃

Watching these videos feels like missing home, there's such a longing for the beauty and serenity. I hope I get to visit someday!

I love that the snow doggy has a chariot 😂

Wow, I think I am starting to understand the magic of Svalbard...But, I think the Swedes and Norwegians who live in a colder climate and have such magical, remote spots of heaven understand it better. Thank you for sharing your adventures.

So beautiful! This lifestyle although hard work, seems so peaceful. It feels like you live in a whole other world. It's like your own snow globe 😍❄️

@sunnydaze2359

2 жыл бұрын

I have to wonder though with all this white around does anyone ever get snow blind ?

A deep respect for you all! I know I wouldn’t be able to do this so seeing this through you is so wonderful. 💜

Beautiful, from the dogs, the scenery and the friendship. Been longing to go to Longyearbyen and your video just makes me want to go even more....thanks so much for sharing

It doesn't look depressing to me at all. I would love the solitude, you are the best..

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Oh thank you! 🧡

Ever since I found Svalbard on a map, I've always wanted to visit there. As a born introvert it would suit me just fine. People around when you want some company, remote solitude when you don't need any. Oh, and I love driving in the snow.

Thank you so much for sharing this. It means a lot to see a kind of lifestyle completely different. All the details, laughters are invaluable in reflecting the experience ❤

I love living vicariously through you. I absolutely love your channel with the amazing views that I myself will probably never experience except through a TV screen. The Northern lights, while we have had them here in Toledo, Oh. It is EXTREMELY rare. When I saw it I didn’t even know what it was and it scared me at first. My husband and I, while we share most of the same interests, have differing ideas on where we would love to live. While he wants to live in the tropics which are incredibly beautiful, I w have decided that I would love to live on Svalbard. So I guess it’s safe to say, Toledo is our compromise. However there really isn’t anything beautiful about it

I don't know that I could ever live in a place like Svalbard, but there is no denying how majestic the area is.. On a related note, your filmmaking skills just keep getting better. 👍🏽

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Thank youuu! 🤩🙏🙏🙏

@norrinradd8923

Жыл бұрын

Don't worry about the "could" part I'll just tell you, You Can't!!

@politicallycorrectredskin796

Жыл бұрын

It's not as cold as you'd think. A tentacle of the Gulf Stream goes up that way. Snow, dark/light issues, no trees and polar bears are the main drawbacks. But there are drawbacks everywhere.

@CarriannJohnson_GrittyGlory

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Your film making is impeccable! I love how these videos make us so relatable. On the other side of the world, yet we’re all the same, just living in different parts of the world!

@nealanderson9719

Жыл бұрын

​@@norrinradd8923 Anyone can live in a cold weather climate, it just takes educsting yourself beforehand.

Awesome channel, Cecelia! I am just finding it, and its great. My name is Kenny, and I'm your opposite. I live on a small, tropical Island in the Caribbean with a small population. I have an organic banana farm, with chickens and wild deer, so I very much understand why you live on your beautiful island. Looking very much forward to watching more of your videos.

I enjoyed your video 100% tonight and I'll be sticking around to watching more! Thank you!!!

Your videography and photography is incredible! I subscribed because of Kara & Nate's episode but really just started binge watching you a few weeks ago. Love you, love everything about your channel!

Amazing drone footage ! What an amazing part of the world. Thank you taking us with you. 🤓🇬🇧💛

So much love to you Cecelia!!! ❤ Truly can't thank you enough for taking us on your adventures, to some of the most amazing and magical places on Earth!!

I love your videos. Yes, I understand why you live there. It’s incredibly beautiful and I feel the sense of community. Thanks for sharing your life.

This was an amazing look at your life. Thank you for sharing. I absolutely loved all of the natural beauty.

When you said it was the feeling and lifestyle, not the place, I had an aha! moment. That is secret to inner peace and happiness. I needed to hear that today. 😀. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful part of the world with us.

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

🧡🧡🧡

I stumbled on your channel and was enthralled by the amazing and beautiful environment and how you and your friends navigate the snow and ice. Thank you so much for sharing your life and the beautiful arctic. I'm 66 and find myself feeling so grateful to be able to explore our world through other's eyes. The internet is truly a gift that my children's generation grew up with, making the world so accessible. My daughter has been traveling the world for the last three years and has seen countless places and people. Something that was only available to the few "privileged" who could navigate without cell phones or GPS! So, thank you!!!

This is amazing. Thank you for sharing these beautiful places. Like you said, is so tranquil that it has its own beauty, not understood by many.

I love your journal of life in the great north. I worked in Northern Alaska in the 70's and life in cold areas is definitely different. Friendships are closer too.

I discovered Svalbard yesterday. I had no idea this place existed. I wanted to brush up on my geography and came across it. From there I went to KZread to see if anyone actually lives there and behold I found you. I am captivated by this beautiful place. I would love to live there even if it was only for a couple of years.

It’s a beautiful existence to live on an island with nature and breathtaking landscapes.

I love watching you and your videos. You guys make me smile and are very entertaining. You have a great sense of humor as well, and I love your pup too. Sending love from New Hampshire, USA

What a cool production. I'm so glad I stumbled upon this jewel. Scenery is epic.

This might be my favorite of your videos 💙 You’ve managed to capture the breathtaking beauty and spirits and of Svalbard wonderfully. My heart fluttered during a few moments at the magnificent beauty of the Arctic during during your drone shots. Stunning!!! I live in Florida surrounded palm trees by and beaches but have a much deeper love for the amazing views of Norway, the glaciers, fjords 💙💙. Your trip with friends and dogs seemed like the most fun!!! Keep up the amazing content letting many of us experience the Arctic vicariously through you! Friliftsliv 🙌🏼 P.S. i’m curious why you guys were fixing the cabin yourselves instead of the company that rents it out?

@wildflowerwind6941

2 жыл бұрын

I was wondering the same thing.

@lisaneinast4425

2 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Celina!! 😍 The cabin associations are all non profit and einar is on the fixer upper team for this cabin! So we took this opportunity to make a friend weekend out of it! 🤩

@athena12373

2 жыл бұрын

@@CeciliaBlomdahl oh, that’s fantastic! A great workout with friends :)

Even though I'd never live somewhere like this myself I can definitely see the beauty of a place like this. Would love to visit somewhere like it at some point in my life just to experience the Polar night/day and the aurora borealis. Your channel and lifestyle is incredible

Wow! Absolutely BEAUTIFUL... so beautiful. I'm humbled. Thank you for sharing.

I lived at 9250’ in Colorado for many years and just couldn’t deal with 8 months of snow. Hats off to those that can deal with it for even longer! I will say that it is very beautiful there.

@CarriannJohnson_GrittyGlory

Жыл бұрын

TallyRocky…. Agreed! I’m at 8k elevation in colorado. It was 85 degrees yesterday. But snow year round…. I’m not that tough!! Lol

@allencollins6031

Жыл бұрын

@@CarriannJohnson_GrittyGlory lol seasonal affective disorder 365 days a year.

I live in a tropical country, so seeing the northern lights has been on my bucket list for the longest time. I’ve had an eye on going to Svalbard because of that, since most other options would require a tedious process to get a visa, with no guarantee that it won’t just be denied. Thanks for showing me that there’s so much more to the place than that. Gives me more motivation to get there someday.

@mikelisteral7863

Жыл бұрын

e fun. then get cavities and cry in pain

I have always thought that if I had a choice between living in the hottest climate or the coldest climate, I’d chose the hottest. I’m not a winter lover by any means and I thrive in the warm climate. Seeing you guys living there makes me think you are incredibly brave although I know that is where you thrive. Your videos are absolutely stunning and so is that place.

@realasscracka

Жыл бұрын

It was -40 in North pole last Year. I am from the Cali Dessert what a change

@chemelzbaldomar3156

Жыл бұрын

I prefer cold place than living hottest place that no water. For me, water I life atleast in snow you can find way for water than dessert.

@hamimhameem3411

Жыл бұрын

I agree....not a cold weather person.... From.the south east asia

@janellemitchell4215

Жыл бұрын

Whst happens if u bump into a polar bear while skiing ?

@bmona7550

Жыл бұрын

I’m from South East Asia and I love winter. I hate the humidity I have to adjust to whenever I visit my birth country. For me winter is nicer considering there is less to no bugs, you feel toasty with many layers and people tend to be more snuggly

it is my life dream to go there. something about seeing Svalbard stirs a feeling i cant quite describe

Cecelia, your videos and narration are ALWAYS incredible! I'm mesmerized every time I watch one, and then can't wait til the next one ❤...Thank you SOOOOOO MUCH for sharing your life, your beautiful attitude, and your talent (and Christopher!)

The green glaciers take my breath away! Stunning drone video! The cave looks incredibly cool & interesting. I can see the appeal of living there... it's magical! Marianna

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Marianna! 😍😍

This is definitely one of my favorite videos you've made so far (and I enjoy them all). It felt like I was there with you guys taking in all that beauty!

What an amazing experience and video! Great work and very professional! I look forward to additional videos if you make them!

Your shots look so effortless and natural but as someone who shoots I can appreacite how much hard work has been put into that. Amazing job!

@CeciliaBlomdahl

3 ай бұрын

Thaaaank you! 🙌🏻

Thank you for yet another wonderful video, Cecilia! One day, I would love to visit and perhaps stay for some time. I absolutely love freezing weather, isolation, and beautiful nature, so this looks like such a dream to me. While I wouldn't want to live there permanently, I could see myself living there for a year or so, just to experience something completely unique and different from most places on earth. I'm slowly making my way up North in hopes of finding the place where I can call home. 🥰💙❄️

@xPhantomxify

Жыл бұрын

You love freezing weather and isolation...? Are you mentally doing okay? No sane person wants that. People are social creatures, no matter how much you or others want to convince yourself you'd like to live isolated. All you would see every day is white(snow) and flatness or maybe mountains. People also need sunshine or you'll get those depressing winters like in Norway and it will affect you mentally. There's bound to be no fauna either... The fact that you said you wouldn't live there permanently proves to me you just like the aesthetics part of freezing weather and sceneries.

Those who say to you "Why the hell do you live there" ... I think a lot of people can't see beyond what THEY want. Like, how many people dream of living in Florida, or a tropical island? Personally, extreme heat and humidity is my idea of hell, LOL! Everyone is different and wants different things in life! Thanks for another beautiful video, Cecilia!

@deannab8890

2 жыл бұрын

There’s not extreme heat in Florida, it’s not a desert. The land is a peninsula with constant air flow and light wind. I live in Miami and it rarely goes above 92 degrees, while summer in NY can be 105, more humidity, with no airflow.

@AM-jm5ux

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, everyone has what they like. But you have to acknowledge that there’s only 3k people living there and it’s a very small percentage that want to.

@xPhantomxify

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People are just romanticizing pictoresque snowy and freezing areas as somewhere to find refuge and possibly live in. It doesn't help that Disney movies like Frozen further romanticize snowy places.

I think dogs are the best friend one can get in life. They are always supportive and stay near and gives so much happiness.

I'm from a very small town in Minnesota called Grand Marais and I understand what you mean about it's a lifestyle, I can't stand cities there is nothing better than pure nature and after a couple of years I have to go back, it's a need and it's powerful, I adore your video's and if I was younger and in better health that's where I'd live out my life. Bless You for bringing us this magical place and Bless you and Christopher and Grimm ❤❤

Love this video. Hubbie and I have been isolating at home for a couple of years now so it is nice to get taken on vacation with others. One thing that I would love for future videos like this is a better tour of the cabin or wherever you stay. Anything that helps us imagine that we are there with you.

Loved watching this♥️Thank you for all your time spent on filming and editing so we are able to view it 😍

Loved the video. Thanks for making and sharing it. Stay happy..

I love watching these kind of documentary it's so mesmerizing to see the other part of the world but I'd be more than happy to get a chance to feel it myself but it's too impossible

SO STUNNING - I make KZread videos in a similar spirit as yours but live in a wildly different landscape and environment, the high desert -- AND, it's so beautiful to see the similarities. Like you, so many of the aspects of this incredible land that tends to turn people off is what pulls me in -- it's rawness, its extremes, the solitude. The nature, the land, and this way of life facilitates so much incredible meaningful substance, harmonisation, and sense of connection (to self and the world) that are such magic and medicine in the world of today. I can't tell you how much I appreciate finding other creators that offer narratives around finding success of substance and inner fulfilment in living alternatively to the conventional or mainstream -- narratives that are rooted in aspects that to me are so grounded and real - land, nature, people/community. YES! Thank you - keep up the good work!💙💙💙

What a amazing place. Greetings from east Africa, Somaliland

Morning Cecilia, 😄 This is now my fav YT channel bc of you and this incredible journey you're taking us all on. I'm Cdn so I def know cold and snow - winter is my fav season.

Love, love! Thank you for posting this Pt.2 so soon after Pt.1. One cannot know until living there but for me I love colder climates but all the rest is unknown. How amazing and interesting for all of you who choose to live there and how wonderful, Cecelia and Christoffer that your families have your beautiful videos to watch!

Thank you Cicilia for taking us along on your weekender. Showing us the beauty of Ice living, you make it so enjoyable and not a burden. Creation around your is beyond description. Loved it!💕

Stunning scenery! Thanks for sharing your part of the world! 😀

@CeciliaBlomdahl

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Thanks for watching 😊

The peace, the quiet, the nature, good company, friends and family, food, playing and activities, indoor coziness, seems like a good life ❤

This is so incredible! Absolutely loved the vlog! Grim is such a gorgeous dog! His profile while sitting on the porch was amazing! Thank you! Watching from Dallas,Texas

I live in the Northwest territories Canada 🇨🇦 which is in northern canada and it is quite sparsely populated up here as well and I love it up here.

I just found your channel , Svalbard is absolutely beautiful and picturesque , I never knew that it even existed , Thanks for sharing , we’re all better for it I’m sure 🙏🏻

My eyes are wide and my heart feels excited...I've never seen a more beautiful and mesmerizing place! This is a place that had only existed in my dreams ~ until you started sharing your wonderful content with us. Maybe its the Swede in me, but the terrain, the cold and snow make me feel alive 💙🇸🇪💛❄☃️

Incredible video Cecilia! You'll be making documentaries in no time! Just beautiful there! If I was younger I'd enjoy the adventure of living there. Thank you for all the hard work you put into making these videos. Nice to see your friends and love Grim and Fenris 🤎 Much love to you and Christoffer🤎❄️🐻‍❄️