Living with the Dark Winters in Sweden Midnight sun & Polar night

[Celerity]

beautiful visuals and extremely accurate

Dark winters with no sunlight for many weeks, and bright summers with sunlight 24 hours/day. How is it to live with the extreme light conditions that countries in the Northern hemisphere have?

In this video I want to share my own personal experience and perspective of living with the seasons in the North of Sweden, and take you on a journey to the darkest and brightest times of the year, and share the beauty and the challenges that comes with them.

[brer cat]

1. Stunning visuals.

She is finding the best of every season and living to the fullest.

Thanks for sharing, Celerity.

[Celerity]

2. she has become globally famous (closing in on 10 million followers on all channels) and is very

active in terms of environment politics.

She lives in a small village named Grundtjärn



https://jonnajinton.se/

here is an AMAZING video she made

Song of the ice | 10 HOURS raw ice sounds for sleep/meditation/relax

Every winter as the ice begin to grow on the lake it creates magical sounds that been fascinating me for as long as I can remember. These sounds can be heard really loud, especially in the nights as the temperature drops very quickly. Since 4 years back I've been recording these sounds, so each year I make a new video with the sounds of the ice. These sounds are all recorded this winter of 2021-2022. Listen with headphones for the best experience, since some of the sounds are too deep to be heard on a mobile device or on a computer.
All the footage of the ice is recorded by the same lake that creates the sounds

Many people experience a calming feeling when listening to these sounds. It reminds us of the sounds of whale singing. And it also reminds us of the sound from before we were born, when we were inside the womb.
I personally love to have the ice sound in the background while writing, painting or meditate.

Let me know what you think of these sounds! I hope you will enjoy it!
Thank you so much for watching/listening to this video! ♥

► If you want to know more about why the ice makes these sounds, watch this video: