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“ I beg your pardon, I never promised you a moose garden …”
Livsfarlig ledning = life-threatening wire is the best translation I can come up with. They carry 16000 volts, height is 5.5 to 5.6 meters above the top of the rail.
If you go to Google translate, enter what you want to translate and click on the little speaker, that tells you how to pronounce the word.
Trust me, you DONT want see a moose infront of your car. Be careful what you wish for!!! The sound you heard was a lom probably a storlom, its a bird. Mouse seldom makes sound except in rutting season and its a roar. ❤ from 🇸🇪
Believe me, you will only see a Moose when you don't expect it, like I did, on the A20, or in our garden. They only pop up when you don't think about them.
The famous swedish lake-sharks are more afraid of you, than you are of them...
That's nice! Too bad you're not going further south. Your kids would have loved Astrid Lindgren's world. BTW—Swedish humor is (was) just as offbeat as English humor
Moose Garden is literally five minutes from my home! 🥰 Today I actually visited the man who started it way back when. His son is running the place now.
Letter "Åå" sounds like in Paul, haul etc. "Ää" is like in hair, flair etc. "Öö" can vary, but usually is like in girl, swirl etc.
In Sweden we have "Fri höjd", which means the height of unmarked underpasses/railroad crossings for example is always atleast 4.5 meters.
When I drove Sweden with my Lorry, I stood overnight in Langasjö at a Timberfactory, when I woke up and openend my Curtains, I stood eye to eye with a Moose... 🙂 Sweden doesn't have land ownership..... that means, the Land is from everybody, you can go anywhere, as long you respect the land, forrest and animals, and clean after being there.
It really made me giggle when you told your daughter that she could get 3 Kg of candy! That's 6.6 pounds of candy per child. ;-) B.t.w. "Lösgodis" translates to "loose candy" and means something like "self pick candy selection" as opposite to pre-packaged candy.
Last week I praised your channel for being family and wholesome. This week Rick is talking about Fanny's and Willy's. I can't really complain because I was giggling too.
22:29 Livsfarlig ledning means something along the lines of "fatal wire" 😅
Great following your trip. Growing up in Jämtland I need to tell you that Tännforsen freezes completely over inte winter and you can hear the waterfall behind the ice.
That was a brilliant episode , loved the waterfall , the views, the sweet shop, your commentary, made me feel I was there.
Awesome vlog as always guys 🎉
0:38 In Stockholm they have a nightclub called "Spy bar", and while the name is English, "spy" means to throw up in Swedish, so I always giggled at that when I walked past it while I lived in Stockholm :)
Did you notice that the roads got wider when you crossed the boarder? BTW, don't forget to buy Delicato Boll's, Marabou chocolate and KEX chocolate for the kids. Also try out Swedish candy by you might want to skip the salty liquorice. And generally in Sweden you have 4.5 meter of clearing, if lower it will tell you how much lower.
Fun fact. If you say "moose" in Norway it means mouse. Same sound, different size! Have a safe trip