Norway's First Lighthouse and the Nazi Tunnels Underneath

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Norway's Lindesnes Lighthouse and all of it's tunnels
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@tat-2-71 Год назад

I feel you on that close quarter feeling. I'm not a very "peopley" person either. I can't stand crowded places.

@muddawgkomm9642 Год назад

Same

@trishagail353 Год назад

Beautiful scenery! I love hearing the history behind different sites, points of interest. Thanks for taking us along!❤

@andregould-287 Год назад

Beautiful scenery ❤

@Jessroo444 Год назад

The dog was an added bonus. He must love all the attention he gets!

@scottrider641 Год назад

Love the scenery. Great videography. Wondering how long it took to construct those tunnels. That, Chris

@davekreitzer4358 Год назад

Great job man , glad to see you out of the US and having fun with great exploring everywhere !!! Enjoyed the Casey Casum video , didn't know that he was in Norway !!! THANX Again For Sharing 😀👍 ✔️

@Carolbearce Год назад

Beautiful lighthouse. I too don’t like crowds in small spaces! Such a cute doggy that hangs out there.

@bobbiesox6289 Год назад

Norway is beautiful! Thanks for bringing us along!

@stepps511 Год назад

Fascinating piece of history and geography, Chris. I believe there are many who would share your distaste for crowded, tight spaces. They're not pleasant for sure. Thank you for these very illustrative videos. Always a joy to tag along with you!

@stephaniewood1547 Год назад

Cool!! I love lighthouses too! ❤Thanks for showing us this first lighthouse in Norway 🇳🇴.

@barbarathompson8604 Год назад

Thanks for sharing your trip to Norway with us.

@jamesholt7612 Год назад

That's so cool Chris. Beautiful scenery.

@robertforrest7956 Год назад

Thanks for shar6 these vids. Really enjoy seeing these places since I no longer travel...just to old.😅. Thanks...👍🏻

@denisehibbs9576 Год назад

I love light houses too. The tunnels were cool. Very interesting video ! Thanks for sharing !

@gregggoss2210 Год назад

Chris, you should probably carry a good quality flashlight with you, especially when you're spelunking. If you ever watch WWII History Hunter videos, the place you were at today looks very similar to a lot of the places he investigates. Great location and beautiful. 👍

@RadSalacan Год назад

It made me very happy that you pronounced fresnel properly.

@taslimchoudhary1253 Год назад

Thanks for sharing Chris Nice Video 👍🍂🇮🇳🍂👍

@DaveAbad777 Год назад

10:03 Stunning ocean view!

@jimrossi7708 Год назад

One reason I was a trucker for 42 years was I don’t like to be at a desk or with large groups of people !

@matthewriegel315 Год назад

I'm like that about crowds myself , Would not have thought that about Norway .Great content still , thanks Chris !

@valariebedard2164 Год назад

Very interesting walk Chris! History is a mystery.... thank you for sharing. 😊

@TheLmende Год назад

I have always wanted to visit Norway. It's absolutely beautiful. I have a passion for lighthouses. I have a DVD on America's lighthouses. Thank you for this beautiful tour, Chris.

@mikeforce5926 Год назад

Great video Chris.

@karenh4058 Год назад

Thanks for the lighthouse tour! I find lighthouses fascinating and I’ve never been to Norway. Nice view from there.

@bradbundy1471 Год назад

Another good one! I was looking at all that stacked rock and wondered if the German soldiers built it or if they used prisoners of war to do it. Thanks again! 🤠🧑‍🦰🌲🎼

@jburnett8152 Год назад

Interesting. Thanks Chris

@jamesfarris9239 Год назад

Thank you for the great videos of the many places I will never get to see. You are appreciated!

@vesalampinen Год назад

My thoughts exactly. I too don't like large crowds and thus I usually choose to go into places that aren't overcrowded. Therefore, I usually visit many places during early mornings while families are still eating their breakfast. 😏

@rodplumb Год назад

You should check out the invisible house in joshua tree! Plus a bunch of other cool awesome places out there

@rodgercottrill3342 Год назад

Beautiful show more of Norway if u can

@sue7011 Год назад

Thank you very much!

@christinaobrien4394 Год назад

Thanks!!

@christinaobrien4394 Год назад

Was cool

@nikkigardiner9426 Год назад

Thank you, Chris! ❤

@makeupwithmichelle9398 Год назад

Beautiful lighthouse very picturesque.

@Ganiscol Год назад

Lighthouse Dog knows what's best 😊

@AMarchant Год назад

Thanks Chris. You know what was conspicuous by its absence - graffiti!

@JedCurrie Год назад

Good video thanks.

@theirishprincess7110 Год назад

Norway is beautiful!

@MobileInstinct2 Год назад

It really is!

@sallykohorst8803 Год назад

When norway was controlled for 5 years by germans what did the people of norway do.? Very interesting caves and lighthouses. Thanks for sharing.

@brandyjean7015 Год назад

Some did as they were told & others formed the resistance. I've watched Edge of Darkness a 1943 movie based on Norwegian resistance, here on RU-vid. Wikipedia even has a Category of Norwegian resistance films: there are several, portraying the bravery of Norway's people.

@jonnor6883 11 месяцев назад

Most Norwegians lived their lifes as normal. But some escaped to Sweden, others went further to England or Canada, where the Norwegian government formed armed forces (mostly commando groups and pilots). In Sweden did the government form police troops from about 1943, and in Norway was there several resistance groups all over. When peace came on the 8th of May did police troops and resistance take control over Norway in a few hours. For German soldiers was service in Norway considered pretty good. It was peaceful compared to other parts of Europe. Around 300000 german troops was stationed in Norway at the end of the war. They all turned down their weapons the moment peace came and it was a peaceful transition

@rodplumb Год назад

Would W two even happened? History just Fascinates me

@NaomisAdventures Год назад

That's a really neat place

@Liz-cmc313 Год назад

This is wonderful Chris. I have Norwegian blood in my veins. I hope to get there one day.

@jaketolbert289 Год назад

Man. I quit watching other urbex/explorers. You're the one

@donnaj.1634 Год назад

What a beautiful country

@rodplumb Год назад

Just think about it for a few weeks

@JohnShinn1960 11 месяцев назад

I don't like crowds either, especially screamin babies. 😖 Thanks Chris! 🤠👍

@dpaulwilliams309 Год назад

I'm not comfortable with groups of people, especially if they're noisy.

@nathank4708 Год назад

Love your vids. But man you knew it was tunnels and no light? 🤷

@leninmi7579 Год назад

Introduce us to your travel companion please.

@stubstoo6331 Год назад

He never has must be the wife or longtime girlfriend. I've seen her with him many times over the years.

@TheThomas129 Год назад

That ole pooch has the life. Lol

@rodplumb Год назад

Does anybody ever think about what would Have happened if the civil war went the other way, and world war two would have went the other way🤔 It's just something I think about sometime! Imagine if the world Was a better place now if it was❤