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6:17 😁 yes it is❤

I'm glad that was only a moose and not a bear!! The sheep looked like they were after a treat from you.

More likely to be Elk, slightly different species to the North American Moose. 🤔

Good morning! Good distances, how level is the landscape? I assume Norway to be hilly.

The farm stay looks lovely!

Your stand-off with the sheep was priceless!

Love the scenery Nadine!!

Well Nadine, you know you’ve found a quiet Camino, when you meet more toilets than pilgrims, in a day.

Isn’t it a very lonely route?

Norway is just Amazingly lush and gorgeous.... is there a app for this journey like they have for the Camino? Thanks for sharing Nadine. ♥♥♥

The Name of the path is maybe translated with: "God's Fire Gorge together". ????? I tried it but I can't speak Norwegian.😂 Thanks for the pictures. Continue a beautiful path.

Thank you sweetie😊

Wow! I love those pilgrim cottages. So cute!

Thanks for sharing. It was cool to follow you!

Absolutely Beauty

Wow, it's so beautiful!

Civilisation. Well presented Nadine.

One of my sons is doing the Camino Portuguese soon. He has trained…is smart…planned with care and, I hope…in for a life-changing event.

This is so cool! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. ❤ Love from Florida.

Don't rattle around your plastic bags at 5 am and discuss your day loudly to your partner..

Hello from Canada Nadine. Life is way too short for bad coffee. I am loving this series.

This is all amazing. Unattended and yet safe and well appointed places and no trash or graffiti? I cannot imagine anything like these places in the United States.

Hahaha, that Shell station! I was so grateful for the hot chocolate and hot dog on a rainy 30ish K day of hiking up in the fog along the road. Seems like there's more support, amenities available since 2017...all those toilets!

I walked this “way” with 2 other American senior women in 2017. I agree the Stubbes ( lodging) are so cozy, extremely clean and a bit more $ than albergues on the Camino. We started the end of May. We passed 2 or 3 waterfalls everyday cause the winter snow was melting. I am so excited to take this trek all over again with you!

Hello Nadine Popping on here to say Thank You to YOU Have just returned from walking for 3 months in Spain and Portugal. Did about 1 500km in total. 5 Caminos (France from SJPDP to Santiago, carried on to Muxia and Finistrre , Down to Porto (by bus), Portuguese Central to Santiago, , bussed to Ferrol and did the Ingles, then bussed to from Santiago. i missed the turn off for the Spiritual Variant, so went back to Valencea and made sure I got the right turn off to do the short Portuguese Spiritual Variant. thank You for the inspiration and motivation in making the possible for me to Walk. Life changing and I want to do more........ L\Kind Regard Clive

Would tent camping be an option, so one wouldn't have to walk longer distances in a day & not strictly depend on huts/hostels to stay in?

How peaceful this must have been compared to Camino! 😊

Coffee Crisis... averted... and a three toilet day! Auspicious! Yeah, these nordic cottages are very cute. Also smiling to see how your channel has grown subscriber-wise. Cheers and adventure on!

Nice. Love the honour system. You’ll find that on walks like the Island Walk, around PEI.

Omg, such a lovely camino. Love it😍

WOW ! A very thorough do’s and don’t’s ! Thank you for such a great post emphasizing how important it is to be considerate of others ! 👍🇨🇦

What an experience! Thank you for taking us along on your various Caminos!❤❤ (You are very fortunate, too - you are a very good looking person!) I hope your blister gets better! ( I've seen in another Camino walker's journey that he said, mostly, that your pack is too heavy for your weight, and hence - blisters from the weight on your feet ?)

The sheep just roam wild here and there's only minimal fencing, grates and such to keep them in a specific area. You'll also see cows and sometimes reindeer as well just roaming. They'll mostly ignore you unless they are really friendly. I had a flock of sheep follow me for 5km once. When it comes to the electric-incinerating toilets they look more complex than they are. The first time I came across one I was so confused. However, for anyone watching that might come here and happen across one - just place in a bag, do your business/all toilet paper into the bag and then hit the button. It burns it all into an ash.

Plenty of solitude this way. Where have all the Norwegians gone? Who was in that car - Swedes? Lovely pictures. Lots of vitality in every corner of the landscape. Too bad all the Norwegians have been abducted by aliens!

What was the cool sign you stopped to photograph?

Just out of curiosity, why did you choose the eastern route out of Oslo over the western route?

Valença is pronounced Valensa

Great video Nadine! Beautiful scenery🥰 a couple questions, I assume you made reservations ahead of your trip? How many days is this trip and when did you do it? Lastly, how does it compare to the Camino Frances in terms of landscape, hills etc? Thanks Nadine❤️

beautiful trails❤

Right. Hiker's rash. Also goes by the name "vasculitis" (inflammation of the vascular system [blood vessels] in your legs). So the question I have is simple: if it's a known problem of inflammation, why can't people "pre-treat" or prophylactically treat a potential case of inflammation by taking a small amount of anti-inflammatory medicine (ibuprofen or naproxen, ferinstance) first thing in the morning before you start your hike? Does this not work? Anybody with some medical background out there that can comment on this idea?

Go vegan! Thanks for the video

you found a walking stick! wonder if you ever thought, in any spot you have passed, one of these days i would like to settle here... i did in in plenty of spots along the Camino. Norway someday!

A stick! Did you give it a name?

I feel so sorry for you😢 The mosquitoes around here are horrible. If you haven't, get mosquitoes oil or spray i a farmacy or grocerystore. Afterbite is a product that really works, soothing the itching and swelling. I hope the weather gets better soon.

Would you suggest "packaged deals" with the dozens of groups and companies that I'm finding on line... where you pre-pay for you stages and nights... or would you simply just show up and try and find a place to sleep? Along the more common routes will there be plenty of small places to stay? Or have you ever had to sleep in a tent?

Thanks, nice countryside and not crowded! (What a contrast to the Caminos!) I was surprised when you said you had wet feet . We spray our boots or wax them. Never have wet feet in the rain or wet grass. Once, walking across Scotland (SUW) in the moors, the water was over the boots, and got in the top. Sounds like this has happened before- look into waterproofing your boots!

Pretty! Wish your video was longer!!

Congrats on starting the Gudbrandsdalsleden journey! That first 20km from Oslo to Aaraas Farm sounds like a great start. Norway’s landscapes are just breathtaking - I can only imagine how amazing it must be to walk through them. Thanks for sharing your experience with us, and good luck with the rest of your trek! 🙌

Hey! It's eidsvoll! Hope you managed to get a picture of the building where the constitution was signed.

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