Nalle Hukkataival: Deep Water Soloing in Finland 

I was thinking the exact same thing. Amazing!!

I have been once in a relationship with a Finnish woman and can confirm this.

I love the nature, the land and the loneliness but culture isn't my thing.

Finnish language is related to Hungarian

@@PetriW and some argue Basque too

​@@stephenr80 I think that's wrong. Basque is a language isolate, the only member of its Vasconic family. Finnish is a Uralic language, connected to Hungarian and several other Uralic family descendants. There is no know connection between Basque and any of the Uralic family. One linguist, writing in 1862, hypothized a connection, but essentially nobody else agrees that this is correct.

Haha yeah. Nalle and Martin actually built a sauna in Rocklands also since they spend so much time there😄

DNA!! haha 💥

Even in the heart of Helsinki, you're never far from a fantastic boulder. I love climbing here (for 6 months a year).

For sure Kendrick helped him do the crux

Not only shoes and chalk bags, but dry pants as well. Can't imagine climbing with dripping wet pants either. :D As for the depth of the water. What I do usually when jumping from rocks is that I dive as deep as I feel comfortable doing feet first a few times at different spots and if I don't reach the bottom, it's good to go. When you jump from like 10 m you don't really go deeper than 4-5 m with your feet (less if you have good technique I guess), and diving that deep is no problem.

Finish is not a nordic langage :)

@@necrodefecator Yes it is but is it scandinavian? No.

@@iirowiik2855 No, it's not scandinavian. Finnish langage does not share any roots with swedish, danish, norwegian and icelandic.

@@necrodefecator Did I say Finland Is a Scandic language?🤔 Finland Is a Nordic country (you can google it if you dont believe me) And thats why Finnish is allso nordic language. But yes Finnish is not germanic language.

@@iirowiik2855 I don't need to google Finland, I know where it is on a map, since I am a finn myself. If you knew how to read a conversation properly you'll understand I am talking about the langage. Geography is another matter, Finland is a nordic country but NOT counted as part of Scandinavia.

Yeah they'll have lots of shoes/chalk bags. I imagine the sauna comes in handy for drying stuff

If you try 8c yes. But ive done it with wet fet and easy routes les than 7b and doesnt rly affect. At least in mallorca.

Ei tippa tapa = A drop won’t kill you (with the drop referring to alcohol)

Wet shoes is not a big problem, bring a lot of chalk bags…

I don't think that's much of a problem when you have a floating sauna nearby.

Jokes aside, Finland is not that cold in the summer, and the lakes can get quite warm, up to 20 Celsius.

@@milksaboteur >quite warm >20°C id freeze to death :D

during summer the surface water can easily be 24 degrees celsius or 75 degrees fahrenheit

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Not true... only one sauna per two persons. Still quite a few of them around. ;)