The Arctic | Why Some Love Living There
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Some Arctic residents say they wouldn't live anywhere else.
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I admire people who live up north, although it may be awhile before I get to visit that part of Canada.
You will not. You are on welfare .
I'm also a winter person i hate summer especially because of the insects 😤
The same. I have birthday in winter
I was born in July in a place where the summer lasts for 9 months a year , and it gets up to 55 C°or about 130 F but I’m still a winter person , I lived in -20 C° in Kayseri/Turkey and it was awesome
MY GUY. I AM ALLERGIC TO MOSQUITOES. I FEEL THE PAIN.
I hate cold unless it snows
how come? Baggio? Italian? Why winter
music name: Inuit trance, Malcolm Laws, Nainita Desai
My dream is to live in a real arctic environment but Im from Great Britain and we are not an Arctic nation , so it not that easy for me to go and live there like people from Canada. I just love glaciers, ice caps, icebergs, arctic creatures like the polar bear and really cold winters. Britain just seems too boring and ordinary for me, no glaciers or real wilderness. It is made worse for me that I live in one of the most boring parts of my country the London commuter belt.
I feel the EXACT same I love every thing about the Arctic but I live a bit north of London and we are lucky to get snow I just want to leave to Canada asap
I would love to live in a remote place, away from other people, but my problem would be getting food and other supplies. I am an introvert and do not have to be near or with other people, but I would have to be near my day-to-day commodities.
@@eugenewilson9362 no you don't
just go to norway its close
I lived in Inuvik twice. I loved it.
“If it was easy everyone would be here.”
I’d visit or live in Pond Inlet or Iqaluit in a heartbeat. I’m so tired of seeing a tree and an insect literally anywhere I look. Yet it breaks my heart those kids up there don’t have trees. If it could be, Nunavut would be my last stop.
I’m using this for my school
Суровые места, сильные духом люди. Не каждый сможет жить в экстримальных условиях.
Yeah but where *are* the Inuit?
i like winter but i like the romantic quality it has in the city, or towns. the light snow falling under street lights, the cafes etc. this just seems desolate and never ending. no thanks.
Just tryna get away from the rest of the world
Becajse they are sick of human stupidity
Go too 2.41 and look at the cars licence plate
My path is to the north
You go anywhere in straight lines ....
The license plate at 2:41 says POO...I had to.
What if they’re skiing and run into a polar bear
hopefully they're wearing a helmet when they run into them
Not for me
These people have a lot in common with Siberian’s and Mongolians. They love beer
At least it’s part of Canada so you don’t have a language barrier, yet the people there speak aboriginal languages.
Its not a mistake✨, ITS A MASTERPIECE✨✨✨
this music do be annoying
5th comment
Darkness and depression! No thanks!
Yeah, "some people like summer, some people like winter..." Not for me. To cold, dark and depressing, but to each his own I guess.
You're all entitled to your opinions and interests, but I like snow and cold and don't like burning up.
So Canada?