Exploring Sweden’s CAR GRAVEYARD! + Campfire Dinner at Ecolodge

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In the middle of Sweden, close to the border of Norway, 1000 vintage cars sit abandoned, being slowly reclaimed by the earth. The Båstnäs Car Cemetery is easily one of the creepiest places we've ever visited, but it was so worth it!
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@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

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@QuietJ0Y 5 лет назад

The Endless Adventure , I love URBEX! Check out the RU-vid channels The Proper People and Broken Window Theory

@leesie156 5 лет назад

There are more "car graveyards" around. This one in southern Sweden skrot.rydinfo.com/ has some info online.

@tomasivansson6834 5 лет назад

Hello there !! Saw that you have visited my “car cemetery “ In Sweden ! The only information that was right was the one about two brothers starting it in the fifties, If you had tried the phone number I would have gladly given you the story about the place! I did like your portrait of the place. Let me know if you’ll like the story....? Kind regards Tomas Ivansson One of the current owners

@fredosinsemilla3896 5 лет назад

Knowing the real story would be so great! Do you have a blog or something?

@leemorales3884 4 года назад

That is pretty amazing Sir, I would love to visit this yard some day. I am a Master Mechanic in the United States with ample experience in Automotive, Diesel, Heavy Construction Equipment, and U.S Military Combat Equipment including turbines and Aviation. I love all things mechanical and this place of yours is really beautiful.

@Moja421 4 года назад

@@fredosinsemilla3896 the story goes that the original owners of all the cars disappeared under mysterious circumstances

@Arden56-nation 2 года назад

Oh my goodness it's the new owner of bastnas car graveyard my favorite junkyard

@tammycruz8189 Год назад

I would love the story

@larsmarklund9640 5 лет назад

Watching foreign tourists strolling around my country makes me so proud and happy to be born where i was.

@oscarmalm7284 5 лет назад

Hi Eric and Allison Falu red or falun red (/ˈfɑːluː/ FAH-loo; Swedish: falu rödfärg, pronounced [²fɑːlɵ ²røː(d)færj]) is a dye[1] that is used in a deep red paint, well known for its use on wooden cottages and barns. In Finland, falu red is known as punamulta ("red earth") in Finnish and rödmylla ("red dirt") in Swedish, after the pigment, which consists of finely divided hematite, iron(III) oxide (Fe2O3). Since the binder is starch, the paint is permeable to water. In Estonia, falu red is known as Rootsi punane ("Swedish red") and is most common in Western Estonia in the former Coastal Swedish territory. The pigment historically originated from mines at Falun, in the province of Dalarna. It was a side product of calcination of copper ore. Mixed with linseed oil and rye flour, it was found to form an excellent anti-weathering paint. The earliest evidence of the use of falu red dates from the 16th century. During the 17th century, falu red was commonly used on smaller wooden mansions, where it was intended to imitate buildings with brick facing. In Swedish cities and towns, wooden buildings were often painted with falu red, until the early 19th century, when authorities began to oppose use of the paint. Increasingly many wooden buildings in urban areas had by then begun to be either painted in lighter colors such as yellow or white, or to be sided with stucco. The number of buildings made of bricks had also increased.

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Wow, thanks so much for all the info! How interesting!!

@fredosinsemilla3896 5 лет назад

Rootsi Punani, I could eat that for dinner!

@Blessings.429 4 года назад

I was going to say the same thing. Glad someone way more knowledge. Told you

5 лет назад

There may be multiple reasons for why the red color is popular. The pigment was a left-over from cooper production and maybe the paint made out of water, rye flour and flaxseed oil with the pigment was cheap and a simple solution for people with less money and/or large buildings. It's also easy to maintain since eventually it start to crack and crumble and fall off but you can just brush away the pieces and paint it over again. It's also worked pretty well and let the wood dry up again and by weather rather than trap water inside with some plastic coating. I think you can paint over it if you brush it of but if you use some other paint it may be impossible to go back unless you scrap it all down to just wood again so you may not be able to get back if you replace it and as such that may not be something you want to do, also it's tradition and how things should be =P

@Ljunggren2 5 лет назад

Check out "Falu rödfärg" and youll learn all about why houses are red in Sweden

@JakeRyTravels 5 лет назад

Wow! This is such a cool experience! I think finding different places like this is better than traditional tourist spots. Love it!

@RichandKirsten 5 лет назад

Pretty cool (and creepy) stop along the way, it would be interesting to see an abandoned series like this!

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Haha, Eric would LOVE doing an abandoned series!

@nesta8273 5 лет назад

@11:42 Those are genuine flatbread (tunnbröd), the sausage-wrap you had in your Gothenburg video was tortillas and are used in our swedish version of Taco.

@hannayoung9657 5 лет назад

There is one in Car graveyard between Ryd and Tingsryd, that is even more stunning, so if you want to check up dead cars, I recommend that one.

@MRSHYYETI 5 лет назад

The car graveyard was wonderfully creepy! I was slightly worried that there might have been someone scary loitering about on the bus! Glad you both survived to Adventure on! ;)

@tonys1636 5 лет назад

Red houses are common in many Countries, before commercially available paints, Limewash was coloured with natural pigments most of which are red from berries or Pigs blood. Other colours come from vegetation or minerals found locally.

@paulozavala3232 5 лет назад

Tony S And in this case minerals, mainly iron ocher, silica and zinc. Tradition since 16th century.

@guidetonorway 2 года назад

Cool video! We lived in Oslo for a while and I really wanted to visit the car cemetery. Sadly, it was during the covid so the Norwegian-Swedish border was closed and before it opened we moved to Tromsø, so now it is bit far to travel there :D

@TripHacksDC 5 лет назад

It was pretty cool seeing the trees growing through the cars but seeing those abandoned tires makes me itchy just thinking about what's breeding in there!

@emillarsson1507 3 года назад

The red color on the houses is from Falun in sweden the name of the paint is Falu röd färg

@leah436 5 лет назад

"easily one of the coolest places we've ever stayed"....hmmm, where have I heard that before? ;-)

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Haha, we've been staying in a lot of cool places lately... They're all the coolest!

@joas6893 5 лет назад

When we had trafic on the left, the stearingwheel was on the left side.

@nickyG1212 4 года назад

Did I sense a SNL Stefan vibe with the bus? “This place has everything....”

@mwas_0 3 года назад

do you guys have like a drone that takes the aerial video footage ?

@beyonceannww9490 4 года назад

Happy new year from a new subscriber in 2020!! I have watched your odd vlogs but never subscribed so very sorry for that as I’ve enjoyed evvlog you’ve put up. So moving forward...looking forward to your new vlogs in 2020... luv to both of you xx

@salanicus 5 лет назад

With the number of RU-vid travel channels having done series on Scandinavia recently, I've got to say yours and Kara and Nate's are the two Best Ever :) I think it's the humor both of your channels inject into each episode. This ancient car junk grave yard was one of your most original :) Thanks for the share, James and Kim

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Thanks so much for the note, you two! So glad you're enjoying the series :)

@kpiluzz 5 лет назад

You both had me laughing hysterically. So fun.

@wbssigns 5 лет назад

Not sure I would get worked up over an old scrap yard, they are are just rusty old cars, bit of a blot on the beautiful landscape good video as usuall

@dennisbridges8971 5 лет назад

Today I was in Jackson Mississippi and I just had to stop at the cultivation food hall You mentioned in your video y’all did in Jackson it was Fantastic. I’m going to be going to Memphis soon I got to rewatch the videos y’all made in Memphis so I’ll know where to eat there.

@scandisnowgirl3696 5 лет назад

DEFINITELY try Gus's Fried Chicken (its the best) and Rendezvous. Both are excellent. I used to live in the area. And if you want a slight detour on the way to memphis, take the batesville exit off of I-55 towards oxford. Oxford is only about 20 minutes from batesville and they have really INCREDIBLE restaurants on the Square (big bad breakfast, ajax and Snack Bar are some of my favourites there). Plus there is a back way into memphis from there (dont worry it's not complicated at all and google maps will be fine to navigate it) which is 1000x more scenic than I-55 is. Have fun!

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

How cool, Dennis!! So glad you enjoyed the food hall. 🙌You'll love the food in Memphis, too! Have a fun trip 👍

@elizabethp4603 5 лет назад

Sweden ❤

@Dunkymcblunty 5 лет назад

Gotta Catch Em ALL! Pokemon!! I didn't know ash was doing vlogs now

@redgarcia1427 4 месяца назад

Shame this video didn't get more views!!🚗✌

@Revener666 5 лет назад

The red paint for houses. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falu_red

@stefanfrisk9598 4 года назад

8:25 there's no racoons in Sweden. :D

@kerrychaney14 5 лет назад

Love your video

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

🙌

@MHLimVis 5 лет назад

Glad you’re not there during the summer solstice... #MidSommar#movie

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

😳

@victorlui5955 5 лет назад

Cool place to drink beer and smoke weed at. 🍄🍕🍻🍺🥂🍷🥃🚬

@tren7544 5 лет назад

4:32 Most cars had the steering wheel on the left side because a) they felt it was safer to exit on the side that the sidewalk was on and b) many cars from countries such as the US were manufactured with the steering wheel on the left side so it would’ve been unnecessary expenses to switch it. Obviously the safety aspect of it had a downside as well, which is that if you overtake someone in left hand traffic, while driving a car with the steering wheel on the left side, your view is obstructed and you might crash into other cars.

@Andy_U 5 лет назад

Is Eric NOT wearing his seat belt, just pretending?

@YTjndallas 5 лет назад

She’s cute.

@johnkelsey2482 5 лет назад

Red is the cheapest color of paint....

@theathjr 5 лет назад

Eric....love u man....but that hat🙄.

@AJTupman 5 лет назад

Please Eric, I beg you, lose the hat.

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

He can't. It's part of him now 🧢😂

@Bozzebeme 5 лет назад

The reason so many houses around Sweden are painted red is because of a copper mine in Falun "Falu Koppargruva", which in the 17th century was the worlds biggest copper mine and produced 2/3rd's of the entire worlds copper, today it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A bi-product of all this mining was a pigment that was discovered to create a very vibrant red colour, that also had the perfect properties in preserving wood. So that colour eventually spread to all parts of Sweden and is today ingrained in Swedish culture. It's still produced to this day in Falun and is called "Falu Rödfärg" and is a protected brand.

@H.Lindahl 4 года назад

During the Swedish great power period in the 1600s, the mine occasionally accounted for two-thirds of the European copper demand. The mine was the largest industrial workplace in the country, at times over 1000 people a day worked in the mountain. In 1650, the mine was the absolute top year with a production of more than 3000 tonnes of raw copper.

@bt5080 5 лет назад

Yep, that was creepy! Thank goodness for Google. You really outdo yourself's finding weird and different places. Alyson, you like to speed? Cool. My nickname in our small little town is "Speedy" because I like to go over the speed limit in my Power Chair!

@kimmortensen9779 5 лет назад

We have another car cemetery It's located down south in a small town called Ryd. Worth checking out for visitors of the southern parts of sweden and want to experience something similar.

@lostfox27 5 лет назад

'' oh god look at my shoes '' such a city boy :D

@catharinaaas8433 5 лет назад

In norway the reason for the red colour on farms is that it was the cheapest to produce way back when. It was created by mixing ochre with cod liver oil (or other vegetable oils or animal oils). As a result, many buildings in farming lands or fishing areas where incomes were lower than average were mostly paint in red. And we have just stuck with the colour, as a tradision i guese! 😁

@reallivebluescat 5 лет назад

Yes and in Sweden we call it Falu rödfärg

@mujahidmohiuddin9207 5 лет назад

Love from karachi 😍😍 You guyz are amazing😍😍😍

@erikwern144 5 лет назад

Love the well done videos you do- very entertaining. Most of my relatives live in Sweden, and I have come over from Michigan several times. You mentioned traffic cameras. When I visited family homestead my Uncles drove me around and pointed out the signs with camera icons that warn of the speed cameras. Wish there were such warnings in the States.

@Moja421 4 года назад

I imagine there is a family of cannibals living there

@christinaauer1563 5 лет назад

Was I in the middle of something? Yes. Yes I was. Did I stop what I was doing in order to watch this video? Yes. Yes I did. Do I pick this video over what I was doing? Yes. Yes I do. ❤️❤️❤️

@ACoincidentalLife 5 лет назад

One of my favourite things is metal going back to nature especially in the form of buses and cars...but it can get creepy! Great video! :-)

@Proteuscrow 5 лет назад

Wow, nice trucker cap, Kid Rock. Welcome to 2011.

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

🧢👍

@lonial242 5 лет назад

Flashback to your early vlogs, weird but chic stuff !!! Missing the twisted ankle 🤣 We liked this one, we liked it a lot ❤️❗️

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

It really was a bit of a flashback! We thought the same thing when we were driving there 😊And I actually can't believe Eric didn't twist something with the way he was jumping around in the mud. 😂 So glad you all enjoyed it! 🙌

@mrskitkatlady 5 лет назад

Eric is such a girl! Hahaha

@angiehogan7718 5 лет назад

Thanks guys that was Awesome

@rossseymour5223 5 лет назад

Love these kinds of videos. More off the beaten path stuff.

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@catharinaaas8433 5 лет назад

You are so close to my hometown right across the border in Norway! Hope you are having a grate time!

@franktoledo6342 3 года назад

Hello from the State of Idaho 1 year after your comment are 🚘 dump yards the parts are in great shape because it's not humid in the North West.

@prasartpongpet 5 лет назад

Next time you need to visit Småland, à very nice area in Sweden.

@SigisTravelVideos 5 лет назад

I love the car with the tree growing trough the hood

@alexadsten8613 5 лет назад

Your not in the middle of Sweden...

@chalphon4907 5 лет назад

So about our red houses. The typical Swedish "Falu red" colour is made from pigment taken from a copper mine that was started up in the late 700:s or early 800:s and then was active until 1992. So about 1200 years of mining goin on there. The colour then spread all over the country because it turned out to be very efficient when conserving wooden structures so it was first and foremost used out of necessity more so then fashion. Today, since 2001, the mine is a world herritage site. About the cars, Sweden drove on the left side of the road until a 1967 referendum where the people actually voted to keep left hand driving but the government changed it anyway. What is weird though is that even back when we had left hand driving we were using cars made for right hand driving so we never actually had cars with the steering wheel on the right side, they have always been on the left side. So I doubt the car cemetary has anything to do with that.

@thylacinenv 5 лет назад

Looks like a set for a Stephen King movie!

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

It definitely could have been!

@bitznpizez 5 лет назад

Hello from Norway and I hope u enjoy your stay in scandinavia🇳🇴👍

@donnydefenders 5 лет назад

Wow. Amazing place.

@bellsibobs 3 года назад

It's private property but in Sweden we have something called allemansrätten (right of public access) which means i can (according to the law) go wherever I want, yes even people's backyards, I'm not allowed to disturb or destroy though. Yes you can own property in Sweden but you can't forbid people to enter said property.

@kasposblazos864 4 года назад

In sweden they have signs warning for speeding cameras right before them. Speeding cameras in sweden are placed in places where its extra dangerous, like steep curves, bad sight, intersections ect. They're not meant to be hidden just to give people tickets. They're meant to be seen to make people slow down in those dangerous areas. Its an effective way to do so. Also the "tolerance" for speeding in sweden is 6kmph, meaning a cop or camera tolerates people to speed 6kmph over the limit so u wont get a ticket going just 4 kmph over the limit. Also speeding tickets are not something the car owner is responsible for. Speeding cameras takes a picture of the drivers face, and they use face recognition software to search through the national driving license databases to check who was driving the car. That person will later get a speeding ticket in the mail. If u cover ur face for a speeding camera they cant charge you a ticket. In that case they will call the car owner and ask who was driving, but the car owner can just claim he/she dont remeber who drove the car that day. Since u're foreigners ur faces are not in the database, so the police would have to call the car rental and ask who was driving the car and I dont think the police bothers to try and find out who was driving a rental car.

@skogsbosse 4 года назад

The biggest reason most houses are red in Sweden. Is because, in the city of Falun they manufactured copper in large quantity and have done for many hundreds of years. a by-product of that manufacture is a red powder which is mixed with water, among other things. It was a cheap color that everyone could afford to buy even the poor. so nowadays it is a tradition to paint their houses red

@scatton61 5 лет назад

Go to Chernobyl. It's really interesting

@jerryfigeraldi9527 2 года назад

I`ve been here a bunch of times and as a photographer, well, lets just say the opportunities are endless! Safe travels guys:)

@christolhurst3951 5 лет назад

Check out Kinging It for converting an old bus

@chasingdemetrius7203 5 лет назад

lol at 6:00 Eric, you like went into the danger zone haha

@claverhouse1 5 лет назад

"This is cherry .... tree"

@stacym4300 5 лет назад

Hi guys. I am watching you from the beginning since I just found you. I am way back in Marfa tx with you lol !!! I'll catch up someday!

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Oh wow! Marfa was another fun, off the beaten path place! That was a while ago though...good luck catching up 😂

@stacym4300 5 лет назад

LOL. Now we are all in Montreal. I am slowly working through!! You guys are awesome. I love your videos. Can't wait to be with You guys in real time!

@leemorales3884 4 года назад

I am a car guy. I have a great love for reciprocating internal combustion engines and vehicles of all makes and models. I am Chicano (Mexican American) from Texas USA. I have heard of the phrase "Cherry" to describe a mint or "cool" car in Hispanic slang terminology. Only once though lol. I loved looking at all those cars, very mysterious to think that each car has it's own unique story. Each car was some teenagers joy at some point in time, the memories created in each of those cars really gives off an energy that I pick up on at every junk yard I visit. Very cool, and I was wondering if by any chance if there were any American cars in that large group of beautiful cars. Thanks guys, safe travels. -TX

@donstravelsandrants. 5 лет назад

Amazing the way nature takes over. Really interesting. Great content 👍.

@subwarpspeed 4 года назад

Just found the channel. I lookup up the car cemetary and the eco lodge place. If you took the shortest route by Google Maps between them you drove just past my parents house (50 m) on the way there. :-)

@theathjr 5 лет назад

Allison beanie hats are your jam girl. 👊 Much respect for your driving skills. Safe Travels. LOVE LOVE LOVE your Sweden Vlogs.

@joanrath126 5 лет назад

Boil water add coffee boil 4 minutes gets oils out of coffee so smooth an not bitter.if you add 1 c. Cold water to boiling coffee will help settle grounds.we call it cowboy campfire coffee.amazingly good stuff. Ps Tide detergent works great on mudd.my 2 big boys love to play in muddy an truck driver husband gets dirty,greasy an Tide does wonders.old cars are so cool especially if fixed back up.time machine blast from the past.

@barbroevanderlindquist4128 5 лет назад

Like anather sad, Google on Falurödfärg! About woolf houling, there are sow meny non licenced theef hunters this days hunting bears and wolfs sow hear them on wild life safari i don't think would give to mutch! BarbroSweden

@Crazyrat84 4 года назад

The colour of the houses is "falu rödfärg" it's a traditional thing here in Sweden. It's used mostly for farmhouses/barnes today. But the culture is still preserved.

@joenpeter687 5 лет назад

The red colour on the houses comes from iron oxides; the dye in question is called Falu Red and it was very popular a few hundred years ago. It was made from side products from a copper mine - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falu_red

@drxbaker 4 года назад

If anyone knows of a Swedish junkyard in SE U.S. let me know! I could use some parts for my 66 Amazon. Thanks great video!!

@nicklasodh 4 года назад

Some cars is not that really old. The yellow squared car is an old Swedish Post Office car, used in the 1970s.

@fonziebulldog5786 4 года назад

Not creepy but sad to see all these abandoned cars. In Småland there is also a BIG car graveyard in the woods.

@StarkUrbex 4 года назад

Love this place!

@QuietJ0Y 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing! Check out Broken Window Theory, URBEX

@j.j.foster7002 5 лет назад

That reminds me of the TV series "Life after People". Very cool.

@ronaf5370 5 лет назад

why don,t they recycle all these vehicles? that,s such awaste of valuable resources

@bobbyhood101 5 лет назад

The fact the noise is probably gofers ,they love scrap yards!

@williamwhittom2973 4 года назад

you should come back at christmas and go polar bear hunting. :)

@Killeman69 4 года назад

Raccons dont existerar in sweden (im from sweden )

@andyboothe4377 5 лет назад

Radarbot very useful when driving. 👍

@moonlightstripess 5 лет назад

How do you guys find these places?

@thalez8040 5 лет назад

Its just like in the tall grass movie

@zoemorrison07 5 лет назад

The longer Eric keeps this hat, the prouder I am of him! Hahaha! The car graveyard definitely had a creepy af vibe about it, I’d probably go, but I would definitely be weirded out by it! I’m excited to see the next video about where you’re staying! I didn’t think you could beat a tiny house on a lake or a bunker 😂😂 but I’m ready!

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Haha, ya, we've really been going big with the quirky stays lately! Hope you enjoyed the forest hut video that just came out 🏕😊

@annestrasko7581 5 лет назад

I stayed with a Swedish family for a couple of weeks and all the small houses on their street were the same color, the next street over was a different color, and so on. I asked why and they said that for their area, every time it was time to paint, the street would vote on a new color and every house would be repainted the same color. No one could paint their house a different color. Kind of like a condo complex in the US, but it wasn’t!

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Oh how interesting!

@shaheershujaat2223 5 лет назад

Wow Eric & Allison both of you are looking very nice beautiful amazing video well done 😊😊❤️❤️👍👍

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Well thanks! 💁‍♀️💁‍♂️

@roryparlin2414 5 лет назад

European version of the Texas Chainsaw!!! Bravery than me!!! You guys rock.

@SigisTravelVideos 5 лет назад

Haha, too funny

@edvins8863 5 лет назад

If the speed camera flashes that means you got caught but if it didn’t you are good to go. Also if you use Google maps you can see where all the speed cameras are :)

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

Good to know, thanks 👍

@edvins8863 5 лет назад

The Endless Adventure i actually saw someone getting caught once and even though it was daytime it lit up like a thunder bolt 😅

@travelertrome8449 5 лет назад

Fitting vlog for October.

@Theendlessadventure 5 лет назад

🎃definitely!

@dl371617 5 лет назад

You just basically tried to pass off a junk yard as a museum. Really ? Hope all the mud came off. I love Scandinavia but I can see that stuff three miles away from where I live.

@eliassideways2032 5 лет назад

Wow this place is so cool! Great stuff! But one complaint though.. not liking the "This episode on..." previews added on your recent videos.. Guys these videos are like 13 mins long. I will sit through them even without the "teaser" in the beginning. Just putting unnecessary repetition. Anyhoo, thanks guys!