VIKING WINTER HIKE | Deep Snow | Early Morning | Northern Wilderness 

Hello. Im happy you found the channel and im glad you enjoy the videos:) all the best

I couldnt agree more Shaun:) The rougher the weather the stronger the memory

Hello Oleg. Thanks for watching

Thank you Vicky:) its soo rare to have so much snow where i live. It only happens a few times every year if im lucky. So its hard not to smile:)

@@RAMUNI-Viking Same with me. We don't get a lot of snow where I live (northwest Germany) but whenever we do I'm totally happy and enjoy playing in the snow with my dogs etc. It's kind of ironic, though, that I watched this video on one of the hottest days of the year... :-D

Thank you my new friend:) weather like this has strong pull in some of us:)

Thank you. They Are awesome. Some designs Are more or less timeless:)

@@RAMUNI-Viking And you are documenting that for us.

Thank you so much for your comment. I happy we both enjoyed and that you found my channel. I Hope u Will feel welcome here:)

Hello Tom:) the warmest of Welcome to my channel. Im happy to hear you like the videos. As a blacksmith and bladesmith im sure you would make a great job of the ice crampons. Sadly we have so few days with proper snow and ice here in Denmark these recent years but the ice crampons do work really well:) All the best

Thank you. You Are very welcome. Im glad you enjoyed it:)

Thanks for watching

Thank you David:)

Thank you Martin. Spear tip is forged by very dear friend and is based on a found from danish Island of Bornholm in the Baltic sea

The only Thing that tells about everyday life is the archaological finds and their interpretations as far as I think. For example the large ammount of comb, ear scoops, pincets or tweezers, razor knifes etc seems to tell that the Vikings were very aware of their personal hygene. I would strongly recommend the book Unearthing Haithabu (Spurensuche) by Kurt schietzel. A few english editions exists. It cover All the findings from Haithabu with great drawings, explanations about everyday life through the finding of objects like butter churns, boats, tools, food remains and so on. Good but nerdy

Thank you:)

This amount of snow only happens 1 time every year if we are lucky;) thanks for watching and commenting:)

Jotunheim?

Hello. Thank you for the feedback. You Are right. This was one of my earliest videos and I might have fallen into the clickbait trap a little i see back then. I Will Consider changing the title so it fits the content better. Thank you for being honest:)

@@RAMUNI-Viking No problem man. Like I said, I still think you are cool. See if you can get your hands on a Viking long house. Live in it for a week or a month in winter. And record your progress. No fresh apples. Lol Go out and catch fish or hunt. Then prepare the catch to be eaten. Good luck.