Produceret for foreningen Drømme for Thy. Musik: artlist.io

Produceret for Økologisk Landsforening.

Produceret for Netværk for Økologisk Akvakultur i projektet LiveFishHealth. Musik: artlist.io.

3rd stage of the tour through Nationalpark Thy. From Tvorup Klitplantage, over Bøgsted Rende, then east and inlands, through the woods and then back west towards the sea at Klitmøller - the capital for Cold Hawaii. Music: artist.io, maps: Nationalpark Thy, Calazo.

First stage of 80km hike from south to north through Nationalpark Thy. 22,5 kilometers from the southern point of Agger Tange to Lyngby, in September. I live in Thy myself, and I've walked these trails many times. And I want to show you the fantastic landscapes, the sceneries and the nature, and everything that this very special area has to offer the outdoor people. Besides the route that we are filming here, I will also tell you about alternative routes through the national park. They each hold their own benefits depending on weather and time of year. Produced by Thyviral. Musik: artlist.io. 00:00 - intro 00:49 - Agger Tange to Agger 04:05 - Agger to Lodbjerg Fyr 06:18 - Lodbjerg Fyr to Lyngby 10:25 - Recap of the stage

Music video by Jonah Blacksmith performing A Song to the Sea (Jericho Beach). (C) 2017 Sony Music Entertainment Denmark A/S http://vevo.ly/V507gx

In the south of Norway sits a hidden gem for the back country skier. The mountain range, Setesdal Austhei, running on the east side of the valley, Setesdal. The high peaks, the lower mountains and numerous passes combined with the many lakes offers the back country skier one spectacular and magnificent scenery after another. Breathtaking descents – and climbs, and as close to guarantied good snow conditions as you can get. We met up in Hirtshals in northern Denmark and took the ferry to Kristianssand in southern Norway. Then a three hour drive up through Setesdal to Hovden where we parked the car and switched to skies. The goal was to reach the cabbin Tjørnbrotbu sitting at 1.300 meters over sea level in the mountains east of Hovden. From Hovden we had 12 kilometres and 500 meters of elevation in front of us and it didn’t take long before dark fell, the wind picked up, and it started raining. Because of the poor visibility we missed our right turn from the prepared tracks and up the mountain and for a moment there, we actually got a bit lost in the dark. Music: artlist.io and Peter Nordholm Andersen @VisitNorway

After starting in bad weather, bad snow and bad mood, the day quickly turned into the most fantastic skiing expedition ever. While we were tasting the world's best whisky from @thywhisky1652 on the top of Kvannfjølli, 1.538 m a.s.l. ( which is the highest peak in Setesdal Austhei), the sky cleared and disclosed the most magnificent and breathtakingly beautiful backcountry skiing-terrain. The rest of the day was skiing through sheer beauty and visiting yet another high peak, Gråsteinsnossi, along the way. 0:00 - Bad Snow, Bad Weather, Bad Temper and Mood 01:21 - Climb to Kvanfjølli 02:14 - The World's Best Whisky 03:57 - Sheer Beauty 07:28 - The Climb Up The Ridge of Gråsteinsnossi 09:01 - A Little Song 09:49 - Recap