Trump crept into the crypt, crapped and crept out again.
@microcolonel10 күн бұрын
This is one of the few groups of three "languages" that are so essentially dialects that this is feasible. Fun flag... Gotta figure out how to print it in ALL THREE DIFFERENT ASPECT RATIOS used for each country. 😂
@RealityMixer10 күн бұрын
- "have you seen any of the show?" - "is it Danish?" - "Yea" - "then no" - "does it make you want to watch the series?" - "nah, not really" haha i like how honest andré is, i'm wondering if he's also brazilian. btw aimee, that mini golf reminded me of the jed plush, have you received yours?
@aimeerivers10 күн бұрын
hahaha yeah!! 😁 André is Portuguese. i believe he actually has dual citizenship Portugal/Brazil, but i can’t remember why.
@aimeerivers10 күн бұрын
nope, not got my jed yet. but post in Denmark is notoriously slow, it could still be a few weeks yet. i wish i was joking.
@martinkullberg671812 күн бұрын
I also did something like this but as conlang, the diffrence is I put in some dutch influence and spanish loanwords , its called moderntalen. Further its written literraly. Example mig = mej (pronounced may)
YES! As a former rollercoaster club member and moderately experienced rider (272 coasters, I think), I heartily approve of this idea :) It's been too long since I got on a ride so I'm a little envious - and I'm also quite rusty on the nerdy facts and figures now - 15 years ago I could probably have told you the manufacturer of every ride you showed... The Super Nova is of a type that's one of my favourites. I love the way you get air time randomly on those rides as you rotate out of sync with the swinging motion. It's a shame the woodie tried to hurt you - some wooden coasters are really smooth, but they're not always maintained as well as they could be. It's great to see your scrapbook filling up. This project is so cool - what a perfect way to get to know a country! I wonder whether any other countries have lists like this? I should check whether Scotland has, although I've probably already been to a number of the most recommended places here... but I'm sure there are many hidden gems. Just the other day I saw a Masto post about the best sandy beaches in Scotland, and most of them seem to be on the isles.
@aimeerivers12 күн бұрын
@@macronencer yes i thought i remembered you being quite a coaster enthusiast! André and i often go to Tivoli, we have season tickets and there’s some rides we really love! it’s also on the 100 places list so i’ll be making a video there someday!
@macronencer11 күн бұрын
@@aimeerivers Ah yes, Tivoli is quite a famous one. I look forward to that!
@Pollyp11212 күн бұрын
Aimee the pink hair is awesome! 🙌 x
@aimeerivers12 күн бұрын
thanks! i’m enjoying a brief pink time before i go back to purple!
@papaquonis12 күн бұрын
4:39 I wouldn't call it "kind of" a classic in Dernmark. It is THE classic in Denmark.
@aimeerivers12 күн бұрын
haha ups. sorry! one day i’ll try to watch it again!!
@macronencer13 күн бұрын
I'd say he knows about as much about it as he knows about most things, to be honest.
@phillipmills26413 күн бұрын
Thanks for the presentation Aimee. Living in this area, the blend of urban art and transportation on the M4 simply brings so much joy. Well worth a visit!
@RealityMixer13 күн бұрын
Trump seems to know as much about crypto as many of the crypto bros I see on twitter 😅
@MatthewRobinson313 күн бұрын
What is the best strategy to enter crypto trading for someone with more or less than $5,000 to invest?
@ReedMyresDavid13 күн бұрын
As a beginner, it's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. I'm guided by a widely known crypto consultant
@ReedMyresDavid13 күн бұрын
Stephanie Aaron Trentham.
@dagame61413 күн бұрын
This is correct, Stephanie strategy has normalized winning trades for me also and it's a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started.
@ann-ie4hc13 күн бұрын
The first step to successful investment is figuring your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but it's very advisable you make use of professional.
@rk0l59hs-6g13 күн бұрын
Yes, I agree with you. Her platform is wonderful and her strategies are exceptional.
@finncarlbomholtsrensen118814 күн бұрын
As now living in Taastrup I have only used the Metro a few times! But I think about bringing my Brompton and roll round from a Station at times, to look at things!
@stanislav741114 күн бұрын
Fix yourself
@ivandinsmore621714 күн бұрын
Dinner used to be a word for a midday meal hence middag
@nicholaswoollhead683015 күн бұрын
You exitement is infectious, thank you for this video!
@pindebraende15 күн бұрын
Bangin video Aimee! Appreciate your honesty while praising the installations. I'm delighted with my new local Sydhavn stations. Havneholmen is so bold I'm surprised they were allowed to do it because it's basically anti-design in a space that, functionally, is so much about design, streamlined wayfaring, not confusing anyone etc... it's a brave contradiction! My favourite, though, may be Mozarts Plads just because of the atmosphere created in the station cave, it speaks to me somehow. And the transfomation done up on street level is really positive. The public square is welcoming to hang out at, and there's wildflower beds and a water fountain: +1 to wildlife diversity!
@aimeerivers15 күн бұрын
@@pindebraende all of it is so good. i absolutely love it!
@Henderson10116 күн бұрын
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@aimeerivers15 күн бұрын
i think it’s been down for a long time, sorry. i’m not about to fix it in the next 30 seconds! 😂
@hughmnyks17 күн бұрын
That was the nicest presentation of anything Copenhagensk I've seen. I moved in in 1980. I think all the new stations are right nice, but being a planet lover, København Syd is my favourite.
@Pollyp11217 күн бұрын
🥰🤣🥰
@helgemartinsanchez644518 күн бұрын
The laughs ❤️
@aimeerivers17 күн бұрын
2024 zoë laughing at 2016 zoë is incredibly wholesome 🥰
@thomascarlsen809718 күн бұрын
Nice video Aimee :) I wish we could all speak a common language here in Scandinavia - I actually had the same idea as you had by picking the words and spelling we have in common. But it is kinda cheating since Denmark affected Norwegian so much. But maybe we should seek back to our origin of the words and maybe the words will be more alike this way ? :D
@aimeerivers18 күн бұрын
@@thomascarlsen8097 haha yes! let’s all speak Old Norse! then we could probably understand Icelandic and Faroese too!
@thomascarlsen809718 күн бұрын
@@aimeerivers hahah yeah thats a great idea! :D
@awonderfulwasteoftime19 күн бұрын
You beat me to the punch!! I made a little one from the clip she put on Twitter but I’m planning something with the full one too!! 😁
@aimeerivers19 күн бұрын
i can’t wait to see what you do with it. i can share the isolated vocals if that would help you?
@awonderfulwasteoftime18 күн бұрын
@@aimeerivers Ooh yes, that would be great!! Thank you!!
@aimeerivers17 күн бұрын
@@awonderfulwasteoftime i sent you a link on instagram! 🥰
@awonderfulwasteoftime16 күн бұрын
@@aimeerivers Awesome, thank you!
@RealityMixer19 күн бұрын
1:35 they should call the letter “double V” and not “double U” 😄
@aimeerivers19 күн бұрын
fun fact: in Danish it IS called double V 🤩
@barryedmond19 күн бұрын
and they do in French too.
@helgemartinsanchez644518 күн бұрын
I mean... it is double u when it's lower case (sometimes? Not in this font, clearly...)
@aimeerivers16 күн бұрын
@@helgemartinsanchez6445this font is my actual handwriting! 😅
@helgemartinsanchez644516 күн бұрын
@aimeerivers this font I'm typing in right now, or the hypothetical font were a lower case w looks like double 'u'? 🤔
@RealityMixer19 күн бұрын
🎶 i am getting worse!! 🎶 i’m glad zoë was able to turn things around for the better, she’s a soup star!! 😄 (also, excellent remix aimee!! this one should be on spotify)
@barryedmond19 күн бұрын
Well done Aimee, you did so well ❤
@aimeerivers19 күн бұрын
@@barryedmond haha thanks! i was worried it would sound TOO GOOD! as zoë wisely said, the more i try, the worse i get! 😅
@ljloraat145319 күн бұрын
Oh this is so good
@barryedmond19 күн бұрын
@@aimeerivers 🙂 it still sounds terrible for all the right reasons!
@pamelastensen967719 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for your videos of my favorite city, returned after 34 years abroad. The new metro st are fantastic!
@aimeerivers19 күн бұрын
@@pamelastensen9677 welcome back! i bet a lot has changed!
@bipolar_diary20 күн бұрын
Tusen tak for den interessante videoen.
@TheHerohead20 күн бұрын
Your Danish is really good
@aimeerivers20 күн бұрын
tak skal du have!
@jesmarina20 күн бұрын
Art in public places just lightens up everything - regardless of style or theme. It's sort of the epitome of "culture" IMHO. We need much more of it all over Denmark and the world. Very nice video - funny that it takes a "foreigner" to show this to a Dane, living 30 minutes south of Copenhagen.
@troelspeterroland699820 күн бұрын
Weirdly, Québec French has a similar word for fried egg: Oeuf miroir.
@aimeerivers20 күн бұрын
@@troelspeterroland6998 oh wow, that is interesting, and weird! why was everyone frying their eggs on mirrors?!
@NickandAnna21 күн бұрын
"Let's go on an adventure!" *Immediately pouring rain* lol just like Denmark.
@aimeerivers21 күн бұрын
@@NickandAnna haha isn’t it just?!!
@NickandAnna21 күн бұрын
We've only ridden on the 2 and 3 lines, but this is REALLY cool to learn about. We had no idea that the metro was so young!
@flemmingsastro21 күн бұрын
I live outside of Central Copenhagen and don't know anyone who lives in that part of the city, so I don't presently have much reason to use the M4 line's southern branch, but your excellent video makes me wish to go there soon just for the experience.
@QUBEATZ22 күн бұрын
Great production. Your video-editing skills are good. The sound quality is good as well.
@aimeerivers22 күн бұрын
@@QUBEATZ thanks! i really do enjoy video editing. eh, the sound could be better. i have a lapel mic but i hate using it. maybe i should invest in a wireless mic.
@OnkelJajusBahn23 күн бұрын
Wow, those are really interesting and very cool metro stations. I also love your style of presenting: Very nice, brief and interesting narration and you are so happy and positive. I love it. You are a great story teller.
@aimeerivers23 күн бұрын
@@OnkelJajusBahn thank you so so much. those comments mean a great deal to me!
@QUBEATZ23 күн бұрын
Hi Aimee Your video popped up on my feed. I'm a former colleagues of yours at DR. I think you know who I am 🙂 Here is a hint: OCS
@aimeerivers23 күн бұрын
@@QUBEATZ wow, there was a time OCS would immediately have meant something to me. now i’m struggling to remember what it stands for! anyway, lovely to hear from you, thanks for writing. are you still at DR?
@QUBEATZ23 күн бұрын
@@aimeerivers Yes. I'm still at DR and your automated tests are still running 😄 OCS == Online Catalog Service.
@aimeerivers23 күн бұрын
@@QUBEATZ haha no way!! i thought they would have given up long ago! ahh yes, that was it, of course! i’ve been enjoying your music, and looking forward to more 😊
@QUBEATZ22 күн бұрын
@@aimeerivers Thank you 🙏
@papaquonis25 күн бұрын
I've seen the first two. I love a good art project enjoyed by both kids and adults. And how cool is that he's spreading it across the World, but every individual Troll is still unique. Just so good. Once you're done with all 100 Danish sights, maybe it's time to go Troll hunting for all the others?
@aimeerivers24 күн бұрын
aha yes, that could be a good idea! 😁
@veronicajensen769025 күн бұрын
I have to be a little boring here, I prefer the old stations because the wall treatments are mat it feels calming and look more exclusive where as the shiny materials look cheap and outdated like something from 1960 , I do however like the art work all of them actually, but I would have loved for the walls to be better materials and that could have been done in colors also
@macronencer25 күн бұрын
What delightful art! The trolls have very good characterisations and are instantly likeable. This was such a cool 15 minutes aimee, thank you. I enjoyed the exploration element, and I'm glad you managed to do it only with the map, that was commendable. It was a sort of Luddite geohash, wasn't it? :) Oh, and perhaps Denmark's mountains are not as impressive as Scotland's, but I'm pretty sure they are far less tiring!
@aimeerivers25 күн бұрын
@@macronencer you’re right, they are very likeable. Little Tilde is my favourite, she is so cute! aw, i miss proper mountains.
@RealityMixer25 күн бұрын
so cool aimee, and such a beautiful summer day! i was surprised when you said you had already cycled 25km! how long did it take you to find all of them?
@aimeerivers25 күн бұрын
@@RealityMixer i took the whole day over it. i think the distance from the first to the last is 30km if you don’t get lost! but i forgot to add the distance from home and back. in total i cycled 56km.
@RealityMixer25 күн бұрын
@@aimeerivers oh wow 56km is a lot! i think i only cycled this much in a single day once 😮
@Pollyp11225 күн бұрын
Oy-Vey is holidaying in Sardinia 😘✈️
@aimeerivers25 күн бұрын
ahhhh wow!! what fun for her! Oy Vey was with me in my pocket the whole day yesterday, but she didn't want to be in the film. have fun on holiday! ❤️
@Dannyboy314Ай бұрын
Sheeps has never been a thing in Denmark, so I doubt it has anything to do with sheeps.
@kavikv.d.hexenholtz3474Ай бұрын
You're kind of leaving out Icelandic and Faroese!
@aimeeriversАй бұрын
good point! i could definitely do something with those too!
@macronencerАй бұрын
I was on a training schooner crew when I was 16, and was sent up the shrouds to trim the squaresails during a night crossing of the North Sea in a force 9 gale (we had safety harnesses, of course, but you can't clip those onto anything much until you're on the yard arm). It remains one of the most visceral experiences of my life. What floors me is how small these Viking ships were, and how exposed to the elements! The thought of crossing the North Sea, even in one of the larger ones, is terrifying. I've been to the Viking Festival in York, but sailing in one of the boats is a fantastic bonus :) I'd love to try it!
@aimeeriversАй бұрын
@@macronencer yes it was nice and tame out in the fjord where all we had to worry about was a bit of rain. i still can’t imagine how the vikings crossed the North Sea in ships like these, with all the wind and waves. a trip to England took 3-4 days. sailing to Greenland took 3-4 weeks!
@macronencerАй бұрын
Havneholmen is astonishing! Like walking into an Escher world. This sort of civic art project is so important, and I wish it were more common in the UK. Walking around a city and seeing constant reminders that people can do beautiful work like this is undoubtedly good for the soul.
@aimeeriversАй бұрын
@@macronencer it reminds me of Escher too! i’ll go back again when all the signs are working and see if i can get some dramatic angles for maximum confusion! i completely agree with you on the importance of public art.
@macronencerАй бұрын
Finally catching up! This was a good one :) I like the helical ramp, and the planetarium was interesting too. The view was marvellous - I can see how someone could easily fall in love with Copenhagen!
@aimeeriversАй бұрын
ooohhh ‘helical’ - is that the proper term?! yeah it’s a beautiful city. there’s a couple of other towers i’ll go up in copenhagen, both of which were seen from the Round Tower 🥰
@macronencerАй бұрын
@@aimeerivers Well, I'm nitpicking really... I mean most people say "spiral", but strictly it isn't a spiral unless the radius changes with the angle :) Anyway, I look forward to more of your scrapbook adventures - this is a great series!
@RealityMixerАй бұрын
that's so cool! dublinia here in dublin also has some replicas of viking ships, but people can't go on the boat here and row/sail 😅 (1:52 this part reminded me of my soreen the other day)
@helgemartinsanchez6445Ай бұрын
Been to the one in Oslo a few times, but don't think we ever went in a boat 😮
@aimeeriversАй бұрын
@@helgemartinsanchez6445 you should definitely do it if you get the chance. it gave me a much better appreciation of what it was like, and how difficult it is to get in sync with all the other people rowing!
@helgemartinsanchez6445Ай бұрын
@aimeerivers yeah, no idea if it's even offered in Oslo, haven't been since at least my teenage years...
@pedrocosta2860Ай бұрын
When I first saw the video suggestion I thought "Is going to be abou Folkspraak? (a artificial language that germanic language speakers can understand). But it turned out it wasn't. I don't know why Scandinavia didn't standardized one common language for themselves, maybe to separate the kingdoms even more. Are you intending to make an arificial language or didi you do it just for fun? Have you tried this with anyone who speaks on of these languages?
@aimeeriversАй бұрын
@@pedrocosta2860 haha no it was just for a bit of fun. when i’ve finished the Norwegian duolingo course i think i’ll do Swedish, and then maybe i’ll make Skandinavisk an actual thing!
@RealityMixerАй бұрын
i was going to say the first one is my favourite because i love astronomy, but the last one looks like something from the movie inception, so so cool!
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Trump crept into the crypt, crapped and crept out again.
This is one of the few groups of three "languages" that are so essentially dialects that this is feasible. Fun flag... Gotta figure out how to print it in ALL THREE DIFFERENT ASPECT RATIOS used for each country. 😂
- "have you seen any of the show?" - "is it Danish?" - "Yea" - "then no" - "does it make you want to watch the series?" - "nah, not really" haha i like how honest andré is, i'm wondering if he's also brazilian. btw aimee, that mini golf reminded me of the jed plush, have you received yours?
hahaha yeah!! 😁 André is Portuguese. i believe he actually has dual citizenship Portugal/Brazil, but i can’t remember why.
nope, not got my jed yet. but post in Denmark is notoriously slow, it could still be a few weeks yet. i wish i was joking.
I also did something like this but as conlang, the diffrence is I put in some dutch influence and spanish loanwords , its called moderntalen. Further its written literraly. Example mig = mej (pronounced may)
@@martinkullberg6718 oohh sounds really interesting!
YES! As a former rollercoaster club member and moderately experienced rider (272 coasters, I think), I heartily approve of this idea :) It's been too long since I got on a ride so I'm a little envious - and I'm also quite rusty on the nerdy facts and figures now - 15 years ago I could probably have told you the manufacturer of every ride you showed... The Super Nova is of a type that's one of my favourites. I love the way you get air time randomly on those rides as you rotate out of sync with the swinging motion. It's a shame the woodie tried to hurt you - some wooden coasters are really smooth, but they're not always maintained as well as they could be. It's great to see your scrapbook filling up. This project is so cool - what a perfect way to get to know a country! I wonder whether any other countries have lists like this? I should check whether Scotland has, although I've probably already been to a number of the most recommended places here... but I'm sure there are many hidden gems. Just the other day I saw a Masto post about the best sandy beaches in Scotland, and most of them seem to be on the isles.
@@macronencer yes i thought i remembered you being quite a coaster enthusiast! André and i often go to Tivoli, we have season tickets and there’s some rides we really love! it’s also on the 100 places list so i’ll be making a video there someday!
@@aimeerivers Ah yes, Tivoli is quite a famous one. I look forward to that!
Aimee the pink hair is awesome! 🙌 x
thanks! i’m enjoying a brief pink time before i go back to purple!
4:39 I wouldn't call it "kind of" a classic in Dernmark. It is THE classic in Denmark.
haha ups. sorry! one day i’ll try to watch it again!!
I'd say he knows about as much about it as he knows about most things, to be honest.
Thanks for the presentation Aimee. Living in this area, the blend of urban art and transportation on the M4 simply brings so much joy. Well worth a visit!
Trump seems to know as much about crypto as many of the crypto bros I see on twitter 😅
What is the best strategy to enter crypto trading for someone with more or less than $5,000 to invest?
As a beginner, it's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. I'm guided by a widely known crypto consultant
Stephanie Aaron Trentham.
This is correct, Stephanie strategy has normalized winning trades for me also and it's a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started.
The first step to successful investment is figuring your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but it's very advisable you make use of professional.
Yes, I agree with you. Her platform is wonderful and her strategies are exceptional.
As now living in Taastrup I have only used the Metro a few times! But I think about bringing my Brompton and roll round from a Station at times, to look at things!
Fix yourself
Dinner used to be a word for a midday meal hence middag
You exitement is infectious, thank you for this video!
Bangin video Aimee! Appreciate your honesty while praising the installations. I'm delighted with my new local Sydhavn stations. Havneholmen is so bold I'm surprised they were allowed to do it because it's basically anti-design in a space that, functionally, is so much about design, streamlined wayfaring, not confusing anyone etc... it's a brave contradiction! My favourite, though, may be Mozarts Plads just because of the atmosphere created in the station cave, it speaks to me somehow. And the transfomation done up on street level is really positive. The public square is welcoming to hang out at, and there's wildflower beds and a water fountain: +1 to wildlife diversity!
@@pindebraende all of it is so good. i absolutely love it!
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i think it’s been down for a long time, sorry. i’m not about to fix it in the next 30 seconds! 😂
That was the nicest presentation of anything Copenhagensk I've seen. I moved in in 1980. I think all the new stations are right nice, but being a planet lover, København Syd is my favourite.
🥰🤣🥰
The laughs ❤️
2024 zoë laughing at 2016 zoë is incredibly wholesome 🥰
Nice video Aimee :) I wish we could all speak a common language here in Scandinavia - I actually had the same idea as you had by picking the words and spelling we have in common. But it is kinda cheating since Denmark affected Norwegian so much. But maybe we should seek back to our origin of the words and maybe the words will be more alike this way ? :D
@@thomascarlsen8097 haha yes! let’s all speak Old Norse! then we could probably understand Icelandic and Faroese too!
@@aimeerivers hahah yeah thats a great idea! :D
You beat me to the punch!! I made a little one from the clip she put on Twitter but I’m planning something with the full one too!! 😁
i can’t wait to see what you do with it. i can share the isolated vocals if that would help you?
@@aimeerivers Ooh yes, that would be great!! Thank you!!
@@awonderfulwasteoftime i sent you a link on instagram! 🥰
@@aimeerivers Awesome, thank you!
1:35 they should call the letter “double V” and not “double U” 😄
fun fact: in Danish it IS called double V 🤩
and they do in French too.
I mean... it is double u when it's lower case (sometimes? Not in this font, clearly...)
@@helgemartinsanchez6445this font is my actual handwriting! 😅
@aimeerivers this font I'm typing in right now, or the hypothetical font were a lower case w looks like double 'u'? 🤔
🎶 i am getting worse!! 🎶 i’m glad zoë was able to turn things around for the better, she’s a soup star!! 😄 (also, excellent remix aimee!! this one should be on spotify)
Well done Aimee, you did so well ❤
@@barryedmond haha thanks! i was worried it would sound TOO GOOD! as zoë wisely said, the more i try, the worse i get! 😅
Oh this is so good
@@aimeerivers 🙂 it still sounds terrible for all the right reasons!
Thank you so much for your videos of my favorite city, returned after 34 years abroad. The new metro st are fantastic!
@@pamelastensen9677 welcome back! i bet a lot has changed!
Tusen tak for den interessante videoen.
Your Danish is really good
tak skal du have!
Art in public places just lightens up everything - regardless of style or theme. It's sort of the epitome of "culture" IMHO. We need much more of it all over Denmark and the world. Very nice video - funny that it takes a "foreigner" to show this to a Dane, living 30 minutes south of Copenhagen.
Weirdly, Québec French has a similar word for fried egg: Oeuf miroir.
@@troelspeterroland6998 oh wow, that is interesting, and weird! why was everyone frying their eggs on mirrors?!
"Let's go on an adventure!" *Immediately pouring rain* lol just like Denmark.
@@NickandAnna haha isn’t it just?!!
We've only ridden on the 2 and 3 lines, but this is REALLY cool to learn about. We had no idea that the metro was so young!
I live outside of Central Copenhagen and don't know anyone who lives in that part of the city, so I don't presently have much reason to use the M4 line's southern branch, but your excellent video makes me wish to go there soon just for the experience.
Great production. Your video-editing skills are good. The sound quality is good as well.
@@QUBEATZ thanks! i really do enjoy video editing. eh, the sound could be better. i have a lapel mic but i hate using it. maybe i should invest in a wireless mic.
Wow, those are really interesting and very cool metro stations. I also love your style of presenting: Very nice, brief and interesting narration and you are so happy and positive. I love it. You are a great story teller.
@@OnkelJajusBahn thank you so so much. those comments mean a great deal to me!
Hi Aimee Your video popped up on my feed. I'm a former colleagues of yours at DR. I think you know who I am 🙂 Here is a hint: OCS
@@QUBEATZ wow, there was a time OCS would immediately have meant something to me. now i’m struggling to remember what it stands for! anyway, lovely to hear from you, thanks for writing. are you still at DR?
@@aimeerivers Yes. I'm still at DR and your automated tests are still running 😄 OCS == Online Catalog Service.
@@QUBEATZ haha no way!! i thought they would have given up long ago! ahh yes, that was it, of course! i’ve been enjoying your music, and looking forward to more 😊
@@aimeerivers Thank you 🙏
I've seen the first two. I love a good art project enjoyed by both kids and adults. And how cool is that he's spreading it across the World, but every individual Troll is still unique. Just so good. Once you're done with all 100 Danish sights, maybe it's time to go Troll hunting for all the others?
aha yes, that could be a good idea! 😁
I have to be a little boring here, I prefer the old stations because the wall treatments are mat it feels calming and look more exclusive where as the shiny materials look cheap and outdated like something from 1960 , I do however like the art work all of them actually, but I would have loved for the walls to be better materials and that could have been done in colors also
What delightful art! The trolls have very good characterisations and are instantly likeable. This was such a cool 15 minutes aimee, thank you. I enjoyed the exploration element, and I'm glad you managed to do it only with the map, that was commendable. It was a sort of Luddite geohash, wasn't it? :) Oh, and perhaps Denmark's mountains are not as impressive as Scotland's, but I'm pretty sure they are far less tiring!
@@macronencer you’re right, they are very likeable. Little Tilde is my favourite, she is so cute! aw, i miss proper mountains.
so cool aimee, and such a beautiful summer day! i was surprised when you said you had already cycled 25km! how long did it take you to find all of them?
@@RealityMixer i took the whole day over it. i think the distance from the first to the last is 30km if you don’t get lost! but i forgot to add the distance from home and back. in total i cycled 56km.
@@aimeerivers oh wow 56km is a lot! i think i only cycled this much in a single day once 😮
Oy-Vey is holidaying in Sardinia 😘✈️
ahhhh wow!! what fun for her! Oy Vey was with me in my pocket the whole day yesterday, but she didn't want to be in the film. have fun on holiday! ❤️
Sheeps has never been a thing in Denmark, so I doubt it has anything to do with sheeps.
You're kind of leaving out Icelandic and Faroese!
good point! i could definitely do something with those too!
I was on a training schooner crew when I was 16, and was sent up the shrouds to trim the squaresails during a night crossing of the North Sea in a force 9 gale (we had safety harnesses, of course, but you can't clip those onto anything much until you're on the yard arm). It remains one of the most visceral experiences of my life. What floors me is how small these Viking ships were, and how exposed to the elements! The thought of crossing the North Sea, even in one of the larger ones, is terrifying. I've been to the Viking Festival in York, but sailing in one of the boats is a fantastic bonus :) I'd love to try it!
@@macronencer yes it was nice and tame out in the fjord where all we had to worry about was a bit of rain. i still can’t imagine how the vikings crossed the North Sea in ships like these, with all the wind and waves. a trip to England took 3-4 days. sailing to Greenland took 3-4 weeks!
Havneholmen is astonishing! Like walking into an Escher world. This sort of civic art project is so important, and I wish it were more common in the UK. Walking around a city and seeing constant reminders that people can do beautiful work like this is undoubtedly good for the soul.
@@macronencer it reminds me of Escher too! i’ll go back again when all the signs are working and see if i can get some dramatic angles for maximum confusion! i completely agree with you on the importance of public art.
Finally catching up! This was a good one :) I like the helical ramp, and the planetarium was interesting too. The view was marvellous - I can see how someone could easily fall in love with Copenhagen!
ooohhh ‘helical’ - is that the proper term?! yeah it’s a beautiful city. there’s a couple of other towers i’ll go up in copenhagen, both of which were seen from the Round Tower 🥰
@@aimeerivers Well, I'm nitpicking really... I mean most people say "spiral", but strictly it isn't a spiral unless the radius changes with the angle :) Anyway, I look forward to more of your scrapbook adventures - this is a great series!
that's so cool! dublinia here in dublin also has some replicas of viking ships, but people can't go on the boat here and row/sail 😅 (1:52 this part reminded me of my soreen the other day)
Been to the one in Oslo a few times, but don't think we ever went in a boat 😮
@@helgemartinsanchez6445 you should definitely do it if you get the chance. it gave me a much better appreciation of what it was like, and how difficult it is to get in sync with all the other people rowing!
@aimeerivers yeah, no idea if it's even offered in Oslo, haven't been since at least my teenage years...
When I first saw the video suggestion I thought "Is going to be abou Folkspraak? (a artificial language that germanic language speakers can understand). But it turned out it wasn't. I don't know why Scandinavia didn't standardized one common language for themselves, maybe to separate the kingdoms even more. Are you intending to make an arificial language or didi you do it just for fun? Have you tried this with anyone who speaks on of these languages?
@@pedrocosta2860 haha no it was just for a bit of fun. when i’ve finished the Norwegian duolingo course i think i’ll do Swedish, and then maybe i’ll make Skandinavisk an actual thing!
i was going to say the first one is my favourite because i love astronomy, but the last one looks like something from the movie inception, so so cool!
@@RealityMixer heheh yes it is truly fantastic! 😁