(reupload) After a 12 hour drive I arrived in Sweden and after dropping off my things at the house I went to get some cash and then off to the supermarket. As you can see it was cloudy and it was getting dark. Just to show you some of the scenery and the town.

No masks in the shops. That was wonderful. To be surrounded by normal people and see their expressions.
At 10:08 there's a white Volvo station that was converted to a pick-up!

Music:
-Lobo Loco
-Sergey Cheremisinov

The photo at the end shows the shoreline at Baskemölla.

The dashcam's date and time stamp is incorrect.

* This is my last video on Bitchute. People pointed out that many of my videos did not play at all. After checking all my videos (that all worked fine the day they were uploaded) I found out that more than 80% of my videos were ghosted. They don't work. I adressed this problem to BC but, as far as I can tell, no actions were taken to resolve the serious issue. Unfortunately, that makes BC an unreliable videohost and I decided to stop uploading. I want to thank Bitchute for the upportunity to start this channel and share my videos. Unfortunately this has now come to a sudden halt.

Thank you viewers for watching the video(s)! When I started uploading on my channel, over 2 years ago, I hoped some people enjoyed one or two of my videos and I would be very pleased. To have over 50 subcribers was totally unexpected. So thank you all very much for your time and attention!!!

Wishing you the very best,
BWV846 - Love One Another

A very short clip of my last visit to Sweden. The eastern shoreline of Skåne is beautiful. There are gorgeous sand beaches and, as you can see, rocky shores. No waves. That is a very strange experience when you only know the Northsea on the coast of the Netherlands.

I hope to upload a cycling video shortly. We'll see.

*Today 22-04-2022, I unlisted all of my videos that fail to play. More than a 100 of the 128 videos I posted (and they all worked fine in the past) failed to play! So I unlisted them. If and when they do work again, I'll relist them.*

Because of technical difficulties it's been a long time since my last upload. I hope it won't be that long until my next video is published.

Music: John Lewis Grant (Bach)

The white farm shown in the last minute is dated 1642.

Music:
-Sergey Cheremisinov
-Pictures of the floating world
-Loboloco
-Audionautix
-Kelley Vice
-Monplaisir
-Podington Bear

This hand operated ferry is fun to take and is located in a quiet spot surrounded by beautiful farms.

Music:
-Musicians Rising Up Collective
-Sergey Cheremisinov
-Loboloco

Location of the Ferry:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.1395&mlon=4.8723#map=15/52.1395/4.8723

This was filmed in the summer of 2020.
This very pretty little village was moved, brick by brick, from the original location to make room for the castle you can see at the end of the video on the right. A Rotschild married into Dutch nobility and funded the build of this huge castle and the move of the village.

Music: Pictures of the floating world

Filmed on 1st of January.

Music (Bach):
-John Lewis Grant
-Felipe Sarro
-Brendan Kinsella
-Carlos Gardels

A short video of my last stay in Sweden. Stenshuvud National Park is a beautiful forest on the east coast of Skåne.
https://www.sverigesnationalparker.se/en/choose-park---list/stenshuvud-national-park/

To keep your sanity, I think it's important to relax and do normal things.
I filmed this creek a while ago in Sweden and I found it very relaxing. I hope you do as well.
https://www.instantstreetview.com/@55.622304,14.24652,279.85h,-7.93p,1z,5ct-4P8EbO0ud2Xs3q_fzA
Wind noise level: none

The opening frame is one of my photos of Utrecht on a foggy day.

Music:
-Musicians Rising Up Collective
-Loboloco
-Josh Woodward
-Pictures of the floating world

Wind noise level: light

The opening frame is one of my photos of Utrecht. I haven't photographed Bodegraven yet.

Start:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.0844&mlon=4.7467#map=15/52.0844/4.7467
https://www.instantstreetview.com/@52.084387,4.746908,213.85h,-16.62p,0z,v-8wRPiNwo72lzELtqBvDw
Finish:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.0886&mlon=4.8712#map=15/52.0886/4.8712

Music:
-Sergey Cheremisinov
-Josh Woodward
-Loboloco

Wind noise level: light

Bitchute changed some of their settings so I had to chop, edit and change the resolution of the video I had prepared.

Start:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.1315&mlon=4.8086#map=15/52.1315/4.8086
https://www.instantstreetview.com/@52.130952,4.808543,173.25h,0.34p,1z,mjq8GHQW9y4Padqc0i5y_A
Finish:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.0886&mlon=4.8712#map=15/52.0886/4.8712

Music:
-Sergey Cheremisinov
-Josh Woodward
-Loboloco
-Kevin MacLeod
-Kelley Vice
-Audionautix

Wind noise level: light

Music:
-Sergey Cheremisinov
-Josh Woodward

The largest stone circle in Sweden. However it's not a circle. They call it 'ship shaped'. It's on a cliff right by the sea. Very interesting place. It's the fifth stone circle I've visited in the last few weeks. I was the only one there (not counting the cows and birds) and enjoyed the scenery. It was raining so you can hardly see the sea. It was very nice to be there. It's unknown who built it and why. After visiting several 'stone circles' I'm developing my own ideas about it. Since 'they' (the scientists) don't know, my guess is as good as theirs. I have a suspicion that the shape might be twofold. Yes it's more or less in the form of a ship. And ships are ofcourse associated with Viking burials. But I think it may also portray a part of female anatomy. In several of these megalithic monuments there's a round or pointed stone inside the 'ship'. Since some of the mounds have been excavated they found precious jewelry and even women buried in them. Femininity is connected to giving life. Maybe it's also associated with death. I may be very wrong but those are my ideas about the shape and the possible meaning of it.

The monument Ales stenar (Ale's stones) is close to Ystad. You know, Wallander's home.

In a few weeks, when I'm back home, normal uploading schedule will resume.

A short clip of me riding my bicycle (one handed and downhill) in Sweden. In a few weeks, when I'm back home, normal uploading schedule will resume.

1950 instructional video.

At 32 minutes I collect some free pears offered by a lovely lady.

This video follows https://www.bitchute.com/video/e4YDhdafqIBO/
All the fields in Heicop are nominated to be built on. Either houses and/or windmills and/or solar fields. This is one of the last rural area's close to the city of Utrecht. When I used to live in Utrecht, this was one of my favourite places to go to and relax. Historically this region is called Heicop (or Heykop or some other variation). The politicians that are bent on destroying Heicop call it Rijnenburg (which is just a part of this area). Heicop is cornered between two highways, the A12 and the A2.

Music:
-Sergey Cheremisinov
-Loboloco
-Kevin MacLeod
-Kelley Vice
-Audionautix
-Josh Woodward

Wind noise level: light

You can hear children play. They're having fun at this farm:
https://www.deboerinn.nl/activiteit/
I don't have any affiliation with 'De Boerinn'. I was on their land so it's only proper to mention them. Just now I saw they offer 'Goat Yoga'. Looks like fun!

Music:
-Sergey Cheremisinov

Subtitles and editing: BWV846

"Strangely beautiful. Beautiful strange." PRN

I don't think this was a natural phenomenon, but still intriguing to see.

Music:
-Josh Woodward
-Loboloco
-Kevin MacLeod
-Audionautix

Inspired by:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/XmV18BdyMIYQ/

Original compilation: Antonwithagen
Edit: BWV846

Music:
-Josh Woodward

Sound: Birdsong in my garden

Hollandse Kade (Kamerik/Harmelen)

Music:
-Sergey Cheremisinov
-Josh Woodward

Some of the best the Netherlands has to offer. Beautiful ancient towns and amazing old farms.

Music:
-Josh Woodward
-Lobo Loco
-Kelley Vice
-Audionautix
-Kevin MacLeod
-Colin Carr

Wind noise level: Light