Christopher in almost any situation “It’s ok.”☺️

@khubilaimagsar556

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@glengamble526

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what a man does…reassures his loved ones.

@Mrsdumee

2 жыл бұрын

My husband is as layed back and caring Christoffer is 😊 My husband makes me feel always so safe and loved😊

@HelenBeeee

2 жыл бұрын

like a viking....calm and capable no nonsense. :)

@martinc.720

2 жыл бұрын

I think one needs this kind of attitude to live in such a remote, isolated place.

Not gonna lie, I'm watching these videos for the rare glimpse of Christopher. Easily one of the top 3 dudes I'd like to have a beer with at some point. In a world dominated by the daily hustle, he is the last beacon of humanities true inner peace lol.

I love how not worried Chris is in anything. 😂 ….. “Hey Chris, you just won a million dollars!!!” Chris: “Oh ok. That very nice.” …. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!

Christopher seems like such a lovely, chill guy. It's really nice to see him more in your vlogs. Also, the way you guys both dote in Grim is heart warming. ☺🥰

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

He really is 🥰🥰

@karinsomer6952

2 жыл бұрын

@@CeciliaBlomdahl he seems like the classic 'Northern Guy' - mostly quiet and reserved, but when they warm up to you, you've found a friend for life.

@DraconZa

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I am very happy to see and hear his comments think you make a great couple.

@mrs_patriot

2 жыл бұрын

@@CeciliaBlomdahl Hello Cecilia! Could you please share the color of your pergo flooring?? Thank you!!!

@debraderoos5225

Жыл бұрын

Isn't there another dog? Where is that dog?

I feel myself mellowing out when Christopher is on camera. I like that he is so unperturbed by everything.

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

😍😍

I watch in amazement. What a life you and Christoffer lead. I live in the Nevada desert by choice. We average around 108F - 115F during the summer months. People often ask me how we stand it, and always I give the same answer, you and your body adapt, and you learn to live around the climate conditions. During those months we do many things at night. The temperature doesn't drop much, but at least the sun isn't beating down on you. Having an A/C is a must in your home and your car. Then I watch you and wonder how you stand the cold. You seem to love living there as much as I love living here. I think I am in awe of your channel as it is so different, the life you have, over the life I have. I am so glad I found your channel. I read about it in an article in the Daily Mail. I am hooked! Thank you two so much for sharing. I really enjoy watching you!

@lisaross8431

2 жыл бұрын

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@ivagmail

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't you do your own channel?? I would sooo love to see your life :)

@nomicric3589

2 жыл бұрын

hy how i can come in svalbard from Qatar any flight recommend i dont have schengen visa please let me know.

@nubbyrose87

2 жыл бұрын

I live in south Texas and before that Cleveland Ohio. I could deal with the heat and cold but not the long daylight/night.

@penzancepirateoam

2 жыл бұрын

I live in Australia and the heat is awful in summer. I love the Svalbard videos and wish to visit what is the opposite side of the earth from here.

Christopher seems to be getting more and more comfortable being in front of the camera, it might not seem like it haha but as a viewer of probably a year now I can tell the difference between now and when I started watching.

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Hahha right?! So much more comfortable! 😍 I'm glad you also think so 🥰

@fuserk587

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not easy for some people to be comfortable with putting themselves on display the way KZreadrs do. My husband would get a colonoscopy without anesthesia before he’d participate in a KZread video. Kristofer (so?) is such a gentle, calm person. He provides a nice quiet balance, even though it’s not very dramatic.

@nadiabu5318

2 жыл бұрын

@@CeciliaBlomdahl why don't you put metal roller shutters on the windows outside the house? this might protect the glass and save some warmth in the hurricanes

@MrZnarffy

2 жыл бұрын

@@nadiabu5318 Triple glass windows don't really let out any heat even in storms. But metal does.

@nadiabu5318

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrZnarffy i thought it could probably protect from the wind rushing, but im not expert here of course

I just love seeing your way of life. I’m a winter lover and prefer darkness to light, the peacefulness, the awesome environment that you live in and the serenity of your world is pure heaven on earth!

Only Cecilia would track down the wind for us! I appreciate the lengths you and Christoffer go through to show us life on Salvard. Loving the Polar nights! The cabin looks so warm and cozy!

My husband and I have just moved back to my home island in the Western Isles off Scotland and he’s still very much getting used to the weather here! We’re getting ready for 77mph winds this week and he’s quite frightened but everyone has been telling him ‘It’s just a little breeze!’

@restezlameme

Жыл бұрын

OMG your island must be so beautiful

@robinwiergacz9974

Жыл бұрын

You need a KZread channel

I live in southeast Georgia in the U.S. We have hot summers and mild winters with high humidity. It's wonderful here except for the hurricanes. 😳 I enjoy your channel. Learning about Svalbard from your experiences is more interesting than reading a book or watching a documentary. I hope you're earning very good money for your efforts. Thank you.

I have literally binged watched all your videos like a Netflix show 🙊😅 I love your videos! So calming in stressful times, thank you for what you do and keep up the amazing work! 💕

I love seeing Christopher in front of the camera. Would love to see him cook more local or Swedish food. My Dad was full Swedish.

Just love the way you and Kristofer work together as a team, and sweet Grim is the cutest ever!!❤❤

@kris7528

2 жыл бұрын

shes so full of knowledge!

You asked why you get so many storms this time a year. I’m from the Faroe Islands 🇫🇴 and we also get ALL those storms that you get as well. They come because of the Gulfstream current. The warm waters from the gulfstream, collide with the cold northern hemisphere, which gives us these crazy storms. We’re so used to them by now. I’ll go out as normal until it reaches 50 m/s. Then I’ll sit my arse back and wait it out. Our record is 83m/s. (Ps. That’s also why we don’t have any trees 🌲 in the Faroe Islands or Svalbard. I love you blog, it’s nice to get a glimpse into how you live.

I’ve only recently subscribed to your channel but i find it captivating- especially the walks, the Aurora Borealis, the town and scenery. Grim is just the coolest dog (big dog fan/owner) and your personality is so cheerful and really makes it really interesting. I’m South African born and raised so heat is my thing and the cold scares me, yet seeing this there is something oddly appealing about such a wild, cold yet beautiful landscape! Keep up the fascinating videos!

I’m surprised you guys don’t have blinds or nice thick curtains up on those exposed windows in winter. Makes everything cosy, and provides a bit more insulation. I’d be shopping madly for some gorgeous insulated curtains. ❤️

@jowillowcat6044

Жыл бұрын

I wondered about the lack of drapes too.

@Catalina2808

Жыл бұрын

It definitely would help in keeping the cold air at bay. Especially nice thick ones. But, perhaps they like the view more?

@Thing1DadaThing2Kiki

Жыл бұрын

I'd have blinds that have an image out the dark sky with stars and the moon. 😂 so when I looked out the window at a certain time I'd trick myself into thinking it's dark out.

chris is the kinda guy you need in situations like these, he's a calming presence, it's all gonna be ok LOL cause i'd be histerical LOL guess getting new tripled paned windows in the living room might a future home reno project? :)

Cecilia. you really display your true Viking genes. Despite the cold, the hard wind and the snow you really enjoy yourself! You say "LOOK HOW BEAUTIFUL IT IS" more than anything else, and it is obvious that you mean it from the bottom of your soul 👍❤. I agree with the others here, Christoffer looks more confident on camera now! Thank you for sharing. Hej då!

Cecilia, I was getting worried as you had not posted any new videos in the past 3 to 4 days. So there was a hurricane, so far in the north, something I was not expecting. I hope Christopher and you and Grimm are doing fine and that you weathered this storm without any damage to your property and/or vehicles etc.. Take care

Cecelia, would you please plan to devote one episode to Svalbard's "Fossil Forest"? I read about it only one week ago, and am eager to find out more about it. Thanks in advance, Tish 👵🏻 🤗 ❄️ 🌬

@blobfishrescue

2 жыл бұрын

And the Global Seed Vault!! Heard about that? So cool 🤩🌱

I really dislike the cold but here I am binge watching all of your videos 😆 ❄️

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

😍😍😍

@zenawarrior7442

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. I'd be miserable & bored all cooped up in the cold 🥶& dark. Glad she enjoys it😊💙🧊

You live in the most fascinating place so far removed from my reality that your videos are becoming compulsive viewing. I watch each video and find them incredulous and inspiring

It’s like watching a series ❤ The Adventures of Grim ❤☺️ so calm and soothing. 😌

Have really enjoyed learning about your lives in a place that is so different from where I live in Missouri USA. Found your channel a few weeks ago and have tried to watch every video to catch up on all I have missed. I have learned so much from you. I had no idea how beautiful it is where you are. Your music choices and the beautiful shots of the land you have captured, make it so fun and relaxing to watch your videos. Thank you very much for sharing.

@marych3425

2 жыл бұрын

I also live in Missouri! I have just started watching this channel for the hygge. Which we don't have much of in Missouri. But the other night, I dreamed that I didn't have running water in my house. It was a nightmare!!

@wendi2819

Жыл бұрын

Me too from WV, USA I just love them and this extraordinary place. 6/21/22

I love watching storms, as long as no one gets hurt of course. Thank you for taking us outside to see it up close and personal. Few KZreadrs will do that. 😊

🇨🇦 lol Here where I live in Ontario Canada, we have a one hr time change. We call it **Fall Back, **Spring ahead!**. I know that 1 hr really does affect me as funny as it seems, considering how it is for you's in Svalbard! Winter months that 1 hour, really does make a big difference to us. Going to work in the dark and 5:00 p:m, coming home in the dark. I know it must sound crazy to yous that most of us get all crazy because of that one hour but myself Cecilia, I like the darker evenings. To live in Svalbard I would think that a person would have to do a lot of visiting first to see how they would be able to thrive through the cold and the darkness. Although it is certainly one of the most beautiful places in the world, there would be a lot of adjusting to go through. Thank you both for the beautiful videos! 🙏🤗

My brother-in-law has a modern farmhouse that's on 55 acres of forested land in Ontario, Canada. The country kitchen has a large cast iron wood stove that's used for heating only. There's a large 1M x 1.5M vent hood directly above the stove (1/2M above) that collects the heated air and it connects to an exposed 12" insulated pipe-in-pipe galvanized spiral vent piping that distributes it to the living room then to the 4 bedrooms. The spiral piping has 2 variable speed fans that draw the heated air to the living room and bedrooms. There's supplementary electric baseboard heating but it's very rarely required. Large 1.5M low-speed ceiling fans push the heated air down at various locations.

Hi I recently found your channel and I am really really envious of the things you all have I am I've never been out of the United States except for a brief moment to go to Canada which wasn't very much and I'm an older lady but I love to watch things where people actually live the life they want to live I live in Knoxville Tennessee it is in the US of course it's a very it's not a big huge place rather small actually and it's just all country folk and if we have that much snow even for 5 minutes our whole entire town would shut down and we would never reopen I am not lying it is absolutely hilarious we act like everyone is going to starve to death and freeze to death and 2.2 seconds so again I absolutely think you have a fantastic home fantastic couple and a very very wonderful fur baby and I am very glad I have found you all have a good safe week and again thank you for letting me see something that I will probably never get to see in person ☺️

OMGoodness, that's 87mph winds!! Oh I hope you all are ok through all of this.

I’ve been binge watching your videos all weekend. Fascinating! So thankful I came across your channel. You guys are awesome! Thank you for sharing your life with us.

Finally someone mentioned being tired more during midsummer than polar nights!! I haven't experienced this to such an extent as you there but living in Lithuania where we have no night in the summer and long dark hours in winter, I never thought I would feel worse in summer than winter. Also, there is a big importance of maintaining an evening routine during midsummer nights, to be able to 'unwind' and get ready for sleep!

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Yeees the midnight sun season is bruuutal!!

@saulecloud2279

2 жыл бұрын

Similar here in Latvia. I wonder if I actually feel better during dark winter days or long summer days. In winter there's sort of more time to relax while in summer the brain still goes "Sun is up, go go go!"

@ilarious5729

2 жыл бұрын

I live in Finland and we get some midnight sun, it's definitely harder for my mental health than winters and basically no light during the day. Though now I live a bit more south than I did last winter but the difference isn't that big in practice.

@marymar3433

2 жыл бұрын

@@saulecloud2279 yes, I do feel it can create more anxiety, whereas darkness could feel like more depression, but I find it to be more manageable. In theory, creating darkness should be easier than creating sunlight conditions, but, in practice, it was literally empathizing my anxiety

@Kowalski301

2 жыл бұрын

Well, there are certainly individual differences here. I really love the midnight sun, I have more energy and don't feel tired at all. I also sleep with no curtains on the window and it's so great waking up to a lit room. As for the polar night, I'm going to say what Christopher said, I feel "nothing", it's just normal mode for me.

We love seeing Christopher, he’s so chill. love seeing life on Svalbard, thanks for bringing us along!

Any videos showing other people's lives in places so far in feeling from my own, I'm all in. It's why I travel. Take me away. Widen my perspective on things. I love these. Thanks for all the content.

You know it’s bad when the dog wants in 😊

Watching in amazement from sunny Florida where I’m freezing and it’s 49 degrees!!

Im so happy I found your videos.. they make me feel so cozy with the cold weather here in Germany 🥰

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad! 🧡🧡🧡

Another beautiful video. I love Grim's new vest. You can really see him, even during polar night. And Christoffer is now becoming a star in his own right too. I absolutely love your videos.

Ringing endorsement for Arcteryx. Love that Christopher picked that jacket for the storm!

I’ll never forget 90mph winds bowing our windows in Northern Germany…well, I loved it simply!

Love your videos , been binge watching them for the last couple of days. Svalbard is so beautiful, love from Melbourne Australia

@jasminakochanowicz1007

2 жыл бұрын

Im also bingewatching right now!

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you! 😍😍😍😍

@maxritchie5515

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve also been binge watching from Melbourne Australia. Such a beautiful place to live

@georginaattkins8734

2 жыл бұрын

Me too 🤣

@kesalexander4800

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

I’m not sure how I found your videos but so glad that I did. Love the peacefulness and beautiful views in your videos. A splendid way to live life.

Grim is about the cutest pup ever!

Your video popped up on my feed so I watched it! New sub and binge watching how y'all can live in the cold. While sitting in the hot African sun in Ghana ;) Luv Grim too!!! LOL

@bartrotters68

Жыл бұрын

That's so fascinating how the world is so connected now. I'm sitting here watching in the NYC heat wave. ❤️

hahahahaha - I love it. Cecilia: I'm feeling a little tired, a little exhausted, we take vitamins, getting used to the polar nights but it's okay but it's an adjustment. How about you Chris? Chris: Nothing. //. It's sort of like going into some sort of pseudo-hibernation somehow. xoxo

Love seeing Christopher with you when your filming. It’s exciting the storms in a scary way. Love your fire. Yous just hibernate. Sounds amazing xx

I got so excited to see you posted a new vlog (I clicked right away), the extra serotonin from seeing Grim, your positive energy and the beautiful polar night Svalbard landscape is a wonderful way to start my day. Good morning from Ontario, Canada. ☕️☺️💛

Christopher is such a good guy. Not only does he go check everything but puts a cam on to do it with!!! Goooo Christopher, boyfriend goals..

Glad the storm died down and you made it through okay. Those were fierce winds! 💨❄️💨❄️

That looks cold but it's a sweet place as well.

Christoffer is the calm in the storm. And I 💖 the last few minutes of vid w/u & Grimm

What's that tapping at the door? The wind? No, it's a polar bear wanting to sit by the fire! Grim is like "Ok, but don't take my spot under the table by the couch!" 😁

@Switchglade

2 жыл бұрын

😄😄😄

Walking in the middle of the darkness with the wind all around is so magical , so surreal . Thank you so much for sharing!!!😘

Thank you for the videos from a completely different part of the world! Military time is almost a must when day is night ( takes awhile to get used to using it :) BTW, a tip that you might already do but I saw the fire extinguisher in the corner by the back-up heater. I learned it is best to have them at the exits so you can go back to fight the fire if possible, instead of going into the fire to get the extinguisher. (hopefully you never have to use use a extinguisher.

I love how you call your home a cabin. Here a cabin …… is basically a wooden shack with no electricity and no running water!!! I love your cabin!!!!! It’s beautiful!!!!!! Love your videos!!!! 🇨🇦

Ah, I have a story for you! Lived on a houseboat 24/7 for 3 years in Ohio. We had a bad storm late fall - 60 MPH winds with pelting rain (and the temperature was around 40 degrees Fahrenheit, but it was the wind...the 50 foot boat was docked and tied off, but the stern line snapped in the middle of the night in those high winds. The boat was swinging wide and slamming into the dock again and again (steel hull against wood and concrete) - BAM, BAM, BAM! I could NOT pull the boat to the cleat with that broken line - it was now too short. I had to run to the marina and beg a couple of the guys to come help me. They happen to have a line and these two big, burly guys were able to wrangle my boat in and tie it off before I had a gash in the hull or a pulverized dock. Winds are scary and can do some really unpredictable things!

I loved that Christopher talked a lot more in this vlog 💜.

Somehow stumbled upon your channel by accident, but we've been binge watching. So interesting to me that people choose to live where it is so cold. I break out my jackets if it's below 65 degrees F here in North Carolina. Love seeing Grim and Christopher!

Beautiful people in a beautiful place with a BEAUTIFUL PUP, you have found your gift Cecilia :)

Wow fabulous Cecilia. You have your boys to keep you safe. Stay safe, warm and happy lovely girl 🇬🇧 🙋‍♀️ xx

Whenever you go out with Grim in the dark and can only see as far as your headlamp the darkness is scary and I'm thinking constantly about polar bears. Would Grim see, hear or smell them and be able to give a little advance notice that something is out there?

@nonamerooster5413

2 жыл бұрын

Dogs in general have good senses. 10x better than us humans

@vk2ig

2 жыл бұрын

@@nonamerooster5413 Totally agree. When our dogs go "off their nut" barking we know there's something worth investigating. When they're just doing their "communicate around the area" bark it's just "OK, the dogs are barking to each other."

@petat13

2 жыл бұрын

Are the polar bears hibernating?

@omegasage777

Жыл бұрын

@@petat13 Polar bears don't hibernate

@liloruf2838

Жыл бұрын

Pregnant females do kinda hibernate though, while they have their cubs right?

Man, a lot of suspence - it's almost like a thriller. Thanks for inlightning us on life on Svalbard, inspiring and interesting 👍✌❤

“Grim’s chariot” how cute 🥰

I sometimes wonder if I’m in an absolute minority in that I’m thrilled about such conditions. I’ve always loved being in extreme weather as long as I was somewhat sheltered. I lived by the sea for a few years and I would get excited when we’d get 60-70mph storms and everything would rattle and the wind howl through every crack in the windows. That was like a lullaby to me. Being in such a lovely, warm place such as your house, with total darkness outside and wind and snow belting on the outside, I’d love to experience that with my partner while sitting by the fire or being under the duvet in a cozy bed.

Christoffer is warming up to the camera great! Last year we had a storm here in North Pole that had winds around 30mph and everyone was calling it the storm of the century...haha. No wind, deep snow and really low temps are our norm. Its -31°f right now. Love the videography! Stay warm guys!

@cory604

2 жыл бұрын

North Pole, AK?

@kimberblue13

2 жыл бұрын

@@cory604 Actually they live on the island of Svalbard, directly north of Norway, above the Arctic Circle. It's pretty close to the North Pole. It's a harsh landscape, but that is part of its beauty. I would love to go there, at least for a visit.

@cory604

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimberblue13 I know where they live...was asking if you meant YOU lived in Noeth pole AK

@kimberblue13

2 жыл бұрын

@@cory604 Ah, sorry about that, I misunderstood. Thank you. :)

@thespirit-ledhomestead9002

2 жыл бұрын

@@cory604 Yes, North Pole, AK. The Santa North Pole...haha

We could do with more Christopher in the video's as he knows Svalbard well and the weather there like he has been there all of his life.

I love watching your videos, they're SO cozy even though you live in one of the coldest places on earth. I live in Canada and dread winter every year, but watching your videos can help me change my attitude and start seeing winter as beautiful and not focus on the negatives about it. Thanks.

That scene where you're up on the mountain overlooking the town is so charming !

I've been through hurricanes, tornadoes and blizzards and they're all scary as hell. My poor dog gets scared if he hears thunder in the distance or if it's raining hard outside, so him in these extreme situations is a nightmare. Poor frightened Grim! I can imagine how scary that wind is to him. I"m glad the storm wasn't as bad as expected. Yay for the mountain offering some protection! You, Christoffer and Grim are badass for getting out in that weather, lol. If it gets too windy out here, we all stay inside and my dog potties on the bathroom floor.

Wow. So intense. You all seem so accepting of the harsh elements. Brave, positive and resilient in your lovely part of the world. Thanks for sharing. We love you.

I have a 22 pound Shihtzu, and I love your dog Grim, he always brings a smile to my face and I find myself talking to him at the TV lol

good to see Christopher More relaxed and comfortable in front of the camera. A part of your life I'm sure there is a bewt smile hiding in there somewhere. Ha!

Cecilia Blomdahl: Your videos are fairy-tales - with all its beauty and toughness - I love watching them. You make wonderful shoots. Christopher seems to be a real viking: a big, strong, bearded, restrained, short-spoken man. The always-smily Grim is so cute. Compared to our comfortable Central European life, yours is a real CHALLENGE in any season!

Florida here, if every hurricane's winds were under 100 mph we would consider them just a couple of windy days. I do realize the building materials you are limited to increases the possibility of damage. Hunker down. Stay safe.

The wind chill must be absolutely INSANE with a winter hurricane! Skin would freeze pretty much instantly. ( Greetings from another country who gets true winter :) )

I just want to thank you Cecilia for talking about Philips Hue :) - I know it might sound strange, but we are building a house right now, and we were looking for lighting ideas...soooo we will be having Hue. Best wishes from Poland!

Christoffer, the guy you want in any stressful situation 😁 I would feel safe with him Cecelia, fabulous vlog, what a place 🤩

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

🤩🙏

“We live our lives through any weather!” I can relate! We are all about storm preparedness down here! Totally enjoy your videos! With love from south Louisiana ❤️

@christinamann3640

2 жыл бұрын

Up here in Canada, we still walk to the bus stop, we just bundle up a little.

"We live our lives through any weather" that's so true :) We also have strong winds like this (if not even stronger) in my area during winter and people just keep going with their life as always. I even saw people manage to go to work by scooter with more than 150 km/h wind!

Wow! glad you guys are ok, that was some interesting footage, not sure if I would casually take a walk in a storm like that. You and Christopher are awesome, oh and we cant forget adorable Grim. Keep safe xxx

Cecilia, Thank you for showing us the stormy side of life in Svalbard! Christoffer is such a good man. Grim always brings a smile. Glad you weathered the storm! Great video again! Stay safe and well.

What a place. Interesting and beautiful but also a little scary in an exciting way. Stay safe. Ty for sharing.

Horizontal flowing snow looks quite breezy x

We live in Yellowknife and this is our first winter here. Loving the darker days, thankbyoubfor inspiring me and helping to embrace it. I love your positivity. I am enjoying the slowness winter brings and the cozy nights at home. It was -27 today feeling like -41c. It cold but dressed appropriately you still get out. I walk every day for at least half hour from work to home and today I saw 2 young fox playing it was so cute. Loving iurbexperince hope to visit Svalbard one day

@evercuriousmichelle

2 жыл бұрын

Wow!! You're far up there! I live in MN and watch Cecilia to remind me to find the beauty in the shorter days and the cold. I hope you are able to embrace the season like Cecelia!

I think it’s so amazing how you find beauty in the middle of a snow storm. And are able to portray that in your videos ❤️

Living in hot humid high storm and cyclone Queensland ... I long for the darkness of a Svalbard winter. Sunshine can be exhausting.

Your husband is a man of not many words. But he also does not seem very anxious I wish I had his Nerves of steel. Great video.

Christopher is such a gentleman! I just discovered your channel. Watching from Dallas, Texas USA. Love watching your daily life and Grim is wonderful

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

🧡🧡

@kris7528

2 жыл бұрын

@Terri Felts im here in Temple Texas watching!! This is a whole new world.. I love watching as well !!

We experience hurricane season from June 1-November 30 here in Florida. It’s a little nerve racking. Oddly enough even when one’s prepared its still scary. So happy to hear you guys are ok. 💕

@michellefreetage4973

11 ай бұрын

Yeah we were in the middle of hurricane ian...that was a monster

I so much enjoy your channel. You and Christopher are perfect partners. Grim is the icing on your cake. You have such a beautiful life. I watch you every day..🐕🐕

@CeciliaBlomdahl

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 🧡

I have no idea how you do it, you just amaze me! You’re talking about the fact you now only get 2 hours of blue light a day and how tired you get and suddenly you say: “I’m super excited”! 😅 As for the midnight sun, how come you don’t get blackout blinds and pull them down in the evening?

Thank God that you, Christopher, Grim, and your cabin are safe! God bless each of you.

So glad the storm wasn't as bad as you expected!! I had to laugh, I just took my dog Nala out and thought how chilly it was, and it's 9 degrees here🤣(Salisbury, South West UK). Doesn't compare really!!! Grim looks very ha daome in his new hi-vis vest, and I need to see him in his 'chariot', that's adorable!!!! Have a lovely week x

I could listen to your voice 7 or 8 hours and not get bored

My gawd, the image in the beginning of the video of the village all lit up in the beautiful blue night, with the mountains and snow in the background-just stunning.

Can we have cooking with Christopher again please. I made a dish he cooked about a year ago 🥰

nice to hear your perspective on the fatigue you feel during polar night! I feel like we all need a season of the year to slow down and relax.

I did not know you could get hurricanes there! So here we go ,Winter is already bringing the drama we love :D

So grateful you were spared from harm and danger from the wind. And your home was safe.💕

Keeping you in my thoughts. We live in the upper Mid-west of the States and we experience blizzards. We also agree November is certainly our ‘transition’ month to winter too no doubt! I totally agree with winter mode. I honestly agree While I love the brighter light of spring, I’m sad to leave winter mode. I like Mother Nature interrupting the daily life mode. Especially when we get back to back to back storms and temps don’t hit sub-zero too long.🌨❄️☃️

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I spent 40 years in WI and now live in SC. It’s funny how much the seasons do impact us. I added room darkening curtains to actually create cozy weather in the middle of the day during the height of summer. I was really curious about the average temps in Svalbard and was surprised to learn that the Gulfstream keeps the average lows above zero degrees F, even in February (on the western end). WI/upper Midwest (albeit shorter winters and more daylight), actually seems to have lower temperatures than western Svalbard. That surprised me. But those blizzards winds on Svalbard sound painful!