Some really beautiful shots in the video.

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    10 months ago

    What do when there’s no light for 30 days. I can’t imagine walking everywhere with a torch.

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      10 months ago

      You get light but its not sunlight. Most of the time the sky is lit by moonlight and starlight and with all the snow it reflects off of that to give a beautiful blue cold light. Me I lived up north for 15 years. 8 of those years with a month of no sunlight. The best times were when the northern lights came out and you had a green purple glow to the blue light you were living in.

      But yeah when the sun came back I remember just looking at the sky and saying omg I missed you so much!

      It’s not dark and there is light. It is just not a light you are used to.

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      10 months ago

      As an activity sort of thing I think I’d find it interesting, at least for a few days. But living in such conditions, year after year - that’s a nope from me.

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          10 months ago

          I had severe seasonal depression when I lived on the northeast coast of America, I can’t even imagine how severe that would get somewhere like Sweden.

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      10 months ago

      Well if there’s adequate street lights you won’t have to. Typically you’ll bring a torch anyway though.

      I find myself struggling less with the darkness and more the perpetual twilight. It doesn’t become fully daytime, and what light there is doesn’t last too long. Several days of nighttime doesn’t hit the same way for me.