Riding The Funicular Fløibanen Up The Mountain In Bergen, Norway (4K/60fps) 

amazing, how lovely! thanks for watching!

Why would anyone move from Norway to the U.S.? Just curious.

@@jorggenbrekke1567 geez. We’re really not sure. A lot of reasons. She was born in 1935, so her life was about the depression and war. Her father died young, of cancer. My grandmother was kind of hard to deal with. She said she was always jealous of the people at the train station who got to come and go. She lived in a port town, so that made her curious about the world. It all worked out. Mom was very proud to be both Norwegian and a naturalized American citizen. She was married for 55 years until my father passed away. Ironically she saw much more of her home country as an American than she was able to see before she emigrated. She traveled widely and living all over the United States and in Panama for 12 years, where my father was a canal pilot. She came all alone but she left behind many many of us who cherish her memory.

@@mesquitoful Thanks for sharing Mate!

@@norwaywalker6153 I just noticed your reply. Thanks. I saw that I posted that comment ten months ago. At that time, my mother was passing away, and I was trying to keep her comfortable and at peace. Being able to show her videos of places in her past was wonderful, and I am grateful for you and others who made it possible for her to walk around her home town one last time. She really enjoyed it. Jeg har besøktBergen bare fire ganger, men håper å komme igjen snart. (And I’ve ridden Fløybanen every time because of course I have.)

Thank you so much 👍

Yes it was! Thanks for visiting.

We love the view too. Thanks for stopping by!

Thank you! Cheers!

Nice to meet you too. Thanks for stopping by!

Thanks for stopping by! :)

yes, we think so. thanks for stopping by :)

Glad you walked in

And also if there are three persons why you forgot to ask questions broo I think you are not good in your studies that's why you forgot so it's ok then and have some patience he(buddha) will surely answer you

Glad you liked it. I dont know how much it is to travel from India to Norway, but generally Norway is is a high cost of living country., and ofcourse the touristy things are priced higher just like anywhere in the world. Citizenship is a long road. You would first need to have lived legally in Norway for at least 7 of the last 10 years, so that means work, student or family residency. But if you are a citizen of any EU country you can work and live here. More info here: udi.no/en/want-to-apply/?c=ind

@@norwaywalker6153 if I buy a house their than can I stay their or not?

@@RANDOMEDITSBYPG ok I will wait for buddha to answer me😂😂

@@norwaywalker6153 thanx for the reply buddy❤️ Plz keep bringing more such videos we love watching your vids💯 And I had one more question if I wanted to buy a house in Norway then would I need the citizenship?

Neat! Thanks for stopping by.

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