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Tysheen it is not cold😀 The Finnish saying goes: “There's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing.”. If you have the right clothes, you can do whatever you want.
Very much agreed.
Just get long johns and ice fishing suit so you don't feel cold even in the winter. 😄
Yes and also you get used to it after a couple winters, secondly it's not the cold at all for me, just the constant darkness, still not used to it.
@@unknownentity8256 It's not dark with the snow. ☺️ And it's the best time to burn candles. 🕯️🕯️🕯️
Yeah, come experience a winter in -35 in anywhere norther than the very south of Finland down to -50C in the deep north. Not cold at all when you just layer dress.
This is bullshit, jackass. And it's a surprise more people don't die of hypothermia for this cavalier attitude to the temperature. Its more down to central heating, cars having copper core heaters and a internal combustion engine for perpetual heat than clothing.
I've been to Finland, spent one Christmas when I was travelling about after a divorce, lol! :D
The Finns are great, really friendly people, so much so... On Christmas Day morning, I left the hotel and went for a walk around Helsinki, and I'm not kidding, there wasn't a soul, it was like I had my own city... The only way I can compare it is Will Smith in 'I Am Legend', eerie but fabulous!!! :D
When lunch time was approaching, the city started stirring, some places were opening up, and, around 12.30pm, I decided to have a beer, bit of light refreshment... So I popped into a place called Molly Malones, ordered a pint of Aurora, and, the barmaid picked up on my accent (Being from the North-East of England), she asked "Are you a Geordie?", and I was like "No, close, Durham just next door to Newcastle", and, well, she'd been to Durham, she used to go out with a lad from Newcastle, so as I sat at the bar talking to her, a few Finnish fella's walked in and sat behind me at a table.
Just gearing up to leave, one of the fella's comes to the bar, and said "Hello my friend, are you from England", and I was "Yep", and he was asking did I live in Helsinki, and I was "No no... Just travelling", he couldnt believe it, lol... He said "You cannot be alone on Christmas Day, come, come join us for a drink", and he turned to the barmaid and went "Madame, give our friend from England another beer", so I sat with them, and they were great company... Though one thing to note, when I went to the toilet I pulled the barmaid and asked if they were okay, cos like... I have no idea, and she was like, they are locals, they are fine.
So, with that, I came back, sat down and continued chatting, I did notice they were drinking brandy, so I asked them if they all wanted another one... And one of them went "Do you like brandy?", and I was like "No, not my thing, I'm a single malt type of fella", and with that, all I heard was "Madame, madame, give our friend from England a single malt", and I was like "Nooo no, I'll get the round in", and they were all adamant I was their guest and it was on them!
And I'm not joking, I spilled out of there into the taxi at 1.15am early Boxing Day morning... Absolute mullered mind, pissed as a newt!!! And do you know what... All I paid for was that one drink when I went in there... Absolutely belting of a day! :)
Only problem with that though is that I ended up booking a trip to Tallinn in Estonia at the reception when I stumbled back in, ferry was 6am! :/
I made it though, rough, but made it... And one thing I can say, is that, as soon as I arrived there and started venturing around the old part of Tallinn, my hangover just drifted away... That place is lush, a hidden gem if you ask me! :)
I did loads more things, but as it goes, that was one of the best afternoons and evenings, I could of sat there talking to the Finns forever (Especially with the free drink going, lol)! as as hosts go, they are the best, and their country is indeed a really beautiful place, especially when you get out of the city and start walking over their icy lakes, and sitting next to one of them with a freshly made coffee and listening to it sing! :)
I wanna go back now I've relived a bit of it! :D hehehe
You’re welcome, whenever you can come back, but my tip would be to come during summer as people and scenery is even better. 😊
I once drove 800 kilometers from southern Finland back to north on Chrtismas day and only saw one car over the whole trip and that was a police car. 😅
Years ago I was walking with my mom and her boyfriend in Helsinki near the water, in the evening, middle of summer, and we bumped into this nice White Russian guy. Is that the same as Belarus? I am not good at geography. Anyhoo he was lost and mom's boyfriend wanted him to come back home with us and they chatted all the way there. Lol. This guy. He had a bottle of the finest Russian vodka in the world. He offered me some and I declined as I was drinking Jägermeister, I offered him some and he declined. Lol we just drank our drinks for awhile alone in the room. Coulda been awkward but wasn't. He was really touched by the hospitality though and left us the bottle!!! I made a bunch of White Russians from that. Omg that vodka was so yummy. If only I could remember what it was called. It's my one armed man.
In the end he went to meet up with his buddies who I hope had more of that yum. No vodka has ever compared.
Spent three great years in Finland and loved it. Great country and people. I even learned enough of the language to be totally confused!
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As a Finnish person, it is easy to take all this for granted... The country is very green and has more lakes than you can count... The lake view from the summer cottage is just breathtaking and I could just sit and stare at that view for hours and just get lost in my thoughts... It is very therapeutic. Especially if you have the time to leave your busy schedule behind for a little while. Even the cities here are quite small with not so many people, so there isn't too much of a concrete jungle here either. It is nice that cities and towns have had the wherewithal to reserve space for green things to grow even in the cities.
Greetings from Turku. Yes, those boats are restaurants. River is Aurajoki. Finland is big country and only less than 6 000 000 people here. We do not have to build so much.
i come ther alot for my work . i'm from the netherlands but realy love finland . the people are so good .
Greetings from Naantali, Finland! Thanks for your sunny reaction.
Not as cold as you think, just need proper clothes. Finland is magical during Christmas. If it is snowing in Helsinki it is just wonderful. So much to do here. Even in our cities, you are not far from the forest and open areas to enjoy nature.
Kaikki on ok! so nice you start to show us videos from Finland. My country. 🇫🇮
TBH, not liking winter or snow because it's too cold is usually a case of not having the right clothes. Finland has two sides in the winter. If the temperature is around 0°C, and/or the 'permanent' snow hasn't arrived, it is awful. No snow means dark, grey, wet. 0°C means any snow is turning to slush and everything is wet , and road and footpaths are a total mess. However, get the permanent snow and temperatures below -5°C and it's glorious! You get so much more light at night, everything is dry and crisp, skys are often crystal clear, Northern Lights are visible, roads and footpaths stay clear, and everyone can and do get out and walk, ski, or do other winter sports.
Quite astounding that the commentator managed to talk all about Olavinlinna for several minutes but completely failed to mention that it located in the city of Savonlinna, itself well worth a visit (the entire region too, in fact).
It is the week of midsummer! Next weekend is going to be the highlight of the summer! Cottage, lake, family, sauna. beer and a bonfire!
Tervetuloa Suomeen! (Welcome to Finland!)
Hi from Finland. I live in the middle of a forest in central Finland. Finland has a lot of nature also near cities, so if you travel here some day, you can enjoy nature almost anywhere, but also see great architecture etc.
You would be jealous, but I visited all the places from your video, and there are several thousands more... Finland is my destiny, my holiday destination every year (I live in Czech Republic, so 1400 km away from Finland)...
Finland has been the happiest country in the world five times in row.
Finland was also most depressed country by same study :D
The further north you go in the winter time, the temperature drops but the cold doesn't feel colder as the air is less moist with lakes and rivers. -35c is way more easier to take on your skin far in the north than in the south where there are is more lakes and stuf. And as others pointed out, there is no bad weather, only bad clothing for the weather at hand. Long story short, come visit us in Finland at any time of the year, your journey will always be pleasent. Just remember to pack clothing for all climates.
Tysheen, welcome to my home town Turku! The archipelago is indeed very beautiful :)
Thanks for asking. It's the best of times now here-sun shining, everything's in bloom, lakes warm to swim in. People are smiling. Quite a good vid. I approve. Actually soon going out to our cottage on a tiny island in that archipelago. Thank you for learning bout our beautiful country.🙏🇫🇮 Finnishmama
Hello! Wonderful to see beautiful pictures of home country. I live in Spain, but Finland is always in my heart.
Thank you for another great reaction video! You said, that if you live you there (Helsinki) you are very lucky. Thank you, I feel like I have won in lottery to live here in Helsinki. All those places are just amazing (the word you Americans love to use :D ). If you ever come to Funland (Finland) you want to come here this time of year. It's breathtaking now. Today I'll go to countryside to enjoy Midsummer which is huge thing here in Finland. We'll barbeque, go to sauna and swimming and I'll go fishing and I'll take some walks in the forests. We have 188000 lakes here and 80% of the country is covered with forests. Very clean air and here in southern Finland surrise is at 03.53 and sunset is at 22.50, but it really doesn't get dark at night at all and if go to northern Finland the sun doesn't go down at all. Turku archipelago is one of the most beautiful places in the whole world.
I'm off to Finland this year !
I spent 8 days in Finland. The most magical 8 days of my life. I also got to meet Tuomas Holopainen of the Finnish band Nightwish. I can´t wait to go back :D
That's actually so cool. Mozart of symphonic metal
@@doomteam2326 Yeah, it was so amazing. I gave him my copy of Origin of Species by Charles Darwin. It was 150yrs old. He said he may put it in the Nightwish Museum in Kitee or in his personal library. He was so humble, so nice and spent much time with me. I feel that he really loves the Nightwish fans.. they mean so much to him.
Thank you wery many❤. Maybe hard to believe, but now 5th time on a row, the "happiest" country in the world🎉Welcome everybody❤🎉🎉😅
I think happy is the wrong word. Content would be better. Happiness is associated with joyfulness. My experience with Finns is that they are quiet. And as a lover of Jean Sibelius I have immersed myself in his music. And the music is generally soulful, grand, descriptive and thoughtful. So I think happy is the wrong word, and perhaps a trite misleading. And it is important to note the the majority of the people originate from much further to the east. Indeed, many Finns have "eastern" type eyes. Historically, the 10% "upper classes" were Swedish only speakers. This has changed I understand. Brian Oosterbeek The Netherlands.
@@brian5154 I agree mostly with your post. Few corrections though:
Genetically the Finns are Europeans. We (the Finns) don't originate from anywhere else - although many different groups of our ancesters did, some bringing the (base of the) language and some of the culture. The "Eastern" (Siberian) share of our genes is some 5-10 %, which is somewhat higher than with the rest of the Europeans on average.
Until mid-1800's the minority language Swedish was the only official language. If you wanted to get education, rise in the society etc. one had to became a Swedish-speaker - regardless of ones background, ethnicity or native language. Therefore many Swedish-speakers were/are not Swedes.
After that the tide turned and especially during the change of the century/early 1900's many former Swedish-speakers returned back/switched to Finnish.
Today 5.2% (4.8%, if you exclude the Åland Islands) of the Finns are officially Swedish-speakers - although most are actually bi-lingual and some even in reality native Finnish-speakers. Today - after centuries of language switching, name changing and cross-cultural marrying - it is impossible to tell by language or name only, how "Swedish" or "Finnish" ancestry one has.
Interesting fact: Helsinki gets most of its tap water from lake Päijänne. The water is so pure that it's only mildly treated and many people dare to drink Päijänne water raw. The pipeline to Helsinki is over 120 km (75 miles) long and it's bored into solid rock, making it the longest rock tunnel in the world. The Päijänne tunnel starts from Pulkkilanharju, which we saw in this video. Check the Google map to see details and locations yourself.
Thanks! Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮
Welcome to Finland. I happen live in the South West Archipelago amd feel pretty lucky 😄
Yksi maailman hiennoimmista paikoista. Voisin tänä kesänä mennä taas Ahvenanmaalle laivalla ja fiilistellä maisemia laivalta. Kohta Lohjalle jussin viettoon ja kalastamaan
Finnish is difficult. Pulkkilanharju is located in Asikkala, not Assikali.
When you learn to speak Finnish, then it is not too hard anymore!😊I live in Finland and the language is sometimes really hard! But sometimes Finnish is easy language. For example: ”I’m wondering if I could eat something. ” the same in Finnish: Söisinköhän.😂👍🏻
We're good here in Finland. Getting warmer each day and I have two months of holiday. I have to say my list of beautiful places in Finland would've been very different.
Tommorow is the day of midnight sun. Can just watch landscape all night long
Greetings from Savonlinna. I am living in the middle of many lakes. Savonlinna is build on many islands. The best place in the world. Sorry Turku, you are great and all but you don't beat Eastern Finland. And we have the best castle in Savonlinna -Olavinlinna
Minäkin olen Suomesta🙃
Turkulaisena voin helposti olla samaa mieltä 👍🏻😃 Hienoja paikkoja.
I have slept in the forest when it was -33 degrees Celsius below zero, I dug a hole in the snow and covered myself with snow, snow is a good insulator, it is good to sleep in, of course you have to have a good sleeping bag and decent clothing.
Hello. I live in Åland in finland, the autonomous island with our own flag and we speak swedish. Its very beautiful here, and we have lots of turists here in the summer. If you ever come to finland you should come here. I work on one of the ferries that you have to take to come to Åland. We go from helsinki to Åland and to Stockholm (Sweden).
I live in Mikkeli. its very beatiful place at Lake Saimaa, nature is Blooming, time to relax in fresh air.
Finland near by homland Estonia. at Tallinn to Helsinki 86 km / 52 miles with ferry or 115km/ 80miles with palne. .You got it ! Estonia is same beautiful nature like in Finland.
I really love your output and insightful commentary. Let us hope that some of these days you take the trip and enjoy some of the North European tranquility. You might catch some spectacular metal gigs in the process. Like salmiakki, the Finnish metal music might grow on you, once you get closer to the millennia old corpus of mythos some of the lyrics set to tones by both the Finnish classical composers and many of our modern day metal bands hails from. Compilations such as Kalevala and Kanteletar document some choice bits and pieces of that wealth of pagan tradition grown in the region.
As for the prospect of experiencing the undescribable beauty of the winter forest, and related risks thereof, I can assure you that during the last few thousand years we've learned a thing or two about keeping people alive and happy through the wintertime. You'd be surprised how energy-efficient our houses with their double/triple glass windows etc. are. And clothing, winter clothing is just getting better and better. New materials, mechanisms and technologies coming available all the time. The Canadians know all about it, too. Should all else fail, we'll have sauna, food, alcohol, song, dance and sex to keep our guests warm -- all of which we always have plenty to go around. I am not sure how the Canadians are holding on on these latter counts... Moreover -- there is considerable amount of constantly cumulating scientific evidence pointing toward the fact that the coldest winter days are already well past this particular species of mammals currently dominating the planet.
On a related note, especially pertaining to what you said after 13:41 , we already know that the cynical corrupt *ucks addicted to the bribes coming from the bloated fossil fuel industry (and where ever else the rest of the dark money rearranging the American governmental institutions might flow from) have made _absolutely_ sure that more, more and still more of formerly livable and farmable coastal regions all around this planet of ours are going to turn into shattered archipelagos. Some probably more beautiful than others. So there shall be that wish granted. I simply had to point that out, since you are a citizen of a superpower and can in her local voting booth might be able to try and resist the otherwise irresistible forces of greed and corruption about to screw us all over in a pretty biblical manner. I hope you understand and don't take any offense from my tone. I'm not fluent in English but you know I mean well.
Love your videos. Keep up the good work, Tysheen!
6:15 Koli National Park is located mostly in a municipality/town called Lieksa. Having grown and went to schools in the town, Koli hasn't ever been that far. So nice to see it on the list and you seemed to like it too!😊
Hi, now im from The Netherlands, and this country is really nice. But im always always jealous about Scandinavian countries. Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland are fantastic countries.
Big difference with The Netherlands: More nature, less people.
Btw, Finland isn't by majority in Scandinavia. Scandinavia as a term is better suitable for Norway, Sweden and Denmark. The term Nordic countries, though, is suitable for Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Finland.
@@ratyjoona True
Yes, number one happiest country in the world five (i believe) years in a row
But in the winter you go for a hike, comeback get in the sauna. Get a fire going in the fireplace and drink coffee or hot chocolate in good company.
Olavinlinna-castle is in Savonlinna. It is a nice town here in eastern-Finland. I live in Mikkeli.
Lived in Porvoo about 5-10 minute walk away of the old town. I liked exploring all the alleys in there and during christmas season it is a magical place if there is snow on the ground. Honestly though rarely ventured in to the old town mostly just to the few pubs right on the edge of the old town.
Yay, my home town was mentioned and they even showed my old workplace 😊
Warm welcome to Finland, land of the thousand lakes 🤗
I remember once waking up in Suomenlinna as a teenager in the bushes right next to the most photographed gate there. Those American tourists got a shot of a very Finnish moon or two when me and my friends scrambled out half dressed. Teenage drinking, such a vanishing art.
Yooo, I wasn´t expecting Mikkeli to be on the list, they even captured the apartment where I grew up on video. Kinda cool to see all the places from my childhood.
16:17 Ay Tysheen you should remember theres a 6-7 month winter here, with sunlight decreasing from 23 hours a day during the summer to 2 hours in december/january.
The cold is something you get used to, but the constant darkness is what causes depression for many people, including me. Summer is heaven though, I'm in the middle of it now.
Our summer cottage is near Pulkkilanharju. I’ve been there since 1960s. The water is so clean you can drink it. It is brought to the Helsinki area via a great tunnel system. By the way, the community is Asikkala, not ”Aasikali”. The main village is Vääksy and that lake is Lake Päijänne.
Yes - we should protect our natural wilderness areas everywhere in the world - global environmental protection regulations with teeth need to be created, rather than chasing our tails with the delusion of a free market....cheers...
Yes this is dream place.
Thank you for asking. Things are going hunkey dory :-). I was born near Koli. It's amazingly beautiful place.
From Finland and very happy about it :D
Yes, the Aland islands (there is a circle over the A hence the pronunciation) has a peculiar status within Finland and the EU. It is almost a mini-state, notionally under the control of Finland whereby Finland cannot really impose any EU regulations on the islands and the islands can veto any international agreement that Finland agrees. The islands can pass legislation, for example on education, health, policing etc.etc from a Parliament of 30 members (and one MP in the Finnish Parliament) representing the islands population of approx. 30,000. Meanwhile, the islands are culturally and linguistically allied to Sweden. More peculiar still is that agreements of 1856, 1921 and 1947 impose a state of neutrality on the islands and also imply that Russia has the right of military surveillance in the area. It will be interesting to see what the outcome of Finland joining NATO might be in that case.
I missed The most northern Lapland with The Big tunturis on this video. Good video though :) Welcome to Finland!
Me too! And very annoying that every other place was presented in the summer and only Rovaniemi in winter. There is summertime in the north too, sun stays up all ”night” and never sets, wild flowers everywhere, you can hike and swimm and fish…
It's been some 30 degrees Celsius here in Finland. Mostly less, sometimes a bit more.
I live pretty close (half mile) to those restaurant boats in turku and yes, I am lucky to live here!
As a person who lives in Mikkeli, I'm glad my hometown was the last one on that list. You don't see Mikkeli everyday on these videos/lists but it definitely should be. Nice little city.
Koli was amazing hiking place been there and planning to go back
Hello from Scotland, your a very clam natured lady
What do you mean you're jealous? You have some absolutely gorgeous nature and scenery in America! The Appalachians aren't that far away...
I understand what u mean dude but somehow finland is amazing for people who lives overseas
I agree, American has a lot of nature. The problem there is that the city planning has been miserable compared to much of Europe. Too many people live surrounded by artificial environments and endless row's of buildings.
The nature is there, but it is not accessable as it is in Finland and for people there. You don't have so much forests in towns and cities or so called Everyman's rights.
Yes it has been in 20's (celsius) and next 7 days at least will be around 30 celsius. In southern Finland.
I am from Turku. And yes. Those ships were restaurants😄
Hi Tysheen. I'm from England. Like your reactions to the comedy. ❤
I grew up in Germany(not on the list???),lived in Italy for a while(lovely),then in the UK(not so lovely) and now for the last 20 years in Ireland.Best place I ever been,people are lovely,scenery is gorgeous,schools are great!
Tysheen, welcome to Helsinki!
Tysheen you need to respond to some videos about Spain.When people think about Europe they think about the Scandinavian countries and France and Italy.Spain is there and is the most underrated.Forget Barcelona in Spain there are others and Madrid the capital has a lot to offer.I can recommend some videos if you can't respond to them you can watch them in your comfort or private.Some of them are long so you have to watch them privately.Spain also has all the four seasons but some parts hardly get snow with some part mild winters.You hate snow so you will love.One thing I like about Spain is that it is naturally beautiful.
They actually found Harald bluetooths coins just lately from 100mile away from me. 9th century coins
11:26 then forgett visit canal of Saima too ! 200pax river ship start at Lappeenranta.
I'm from finland
Finland is the most happy contry and nice💙❤️💛😚🥰
Terve! Minä asun Suomessa! Hi! I live in Finland!😊🇫🇮
If you love architecture and end up in Helsinki, you should visit Katajannokka. It is filled with Jugend (art nouveau) style old buildings!
It's beautiful in there! Skatta on magee! Terkkuja Meikusta!
@@Spugedelia77 ihan yks omia lemppareita. Kesäpäivän kävely skattalla on kyllä ku pikaloma ulkomaille
09:49 Yes have vist Aland to. .Les then 4 days is waisting of time . There many estonians take cottage for fishing 7-14 days. Great place if You enjoy quiet and birds singing.
I'm born and raised in the Åland Islands, and I would never want to live anywhere else, is it perfect? Of course not, but during the summertime especially, it's pretty damn close! If you are interested to learn more about Åland and also see some more stunning views from our beautiful islands, here's a short infomercial in english that was made a few years ago, would love to see you do a reaction to this!
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jag som finne fsom bor i stockholm vart chockad över hur fint åland är .. måste nog åka dit och kolla läget och bara njuta ! =)
Islands? As fas as I know there is only one lol
@@teresalehtonen8499 Watch the video...
de e fint på åland jo. bor där
Hey I was born in Porvoo. Didn't expect Porvoo to be mentioned here
7.05 - ah, the land of Kalevala :) thats how I've imagined it :)
Well as a native finn i don´t always even notice all the beuty from the nature becouse i´m so used to it. I visited in Mikkeli about 7 years ago. I didn´t went there for the view but the most beautifull woman i´ve ever met in my life. I spented my best summer vacation with her. Most of the time in Mikkeli and few days in my place other side of the country in Kokkola (my home place is at cost of sea).
Cities are nice places of live, but it´s nice to have nature really close to you. As i was a small boy and in school age when ever i get angry for the world and society i took a walk in near by forrests (all alone). It got such a relaxing influence to me that it was a habbit for a long time. These days parents would be horrified if them children would take such walks in the forrest all buy them selves 😂.
Europe except England, kept its traditional architecture. Oh and Salty Licorice is delicious.
Am i lucky to live in Finland and Be Finnish
It's supposed to be winter in the down under lands past the equator.
We are having nice heat wave here🤩
I do live in Turku. Those boats are indeed restaurant boats.
Welcome to Finland 😃 anytime..
Greetings from Porvoo🇫🇮👍!
02:42 in Tallinn (Estonia) is biggest old town on Europa. Here is to 572 manors. How many manors havein Your state ?
"I don't wan't to be in the city"
That's how I feel.
By the way, Video only showed southern Finland.
It's not worse in the north.
Nice going anyways!
Welcome to Finland 🇫🇮
Kiitos
I don't know who made this video but in my opinion they missed all the most beautiful places. Check out Riku Karjalainen finland timelapse videos. You get a glimpse what beautiful means.
Number 11. Tampere. 12.Lahti ,13 Lappeenrantaa.
Im from Finland!💎💙🤍🇫🇮
And i live from Finland!
09:00 Porvoo is like Haapsalu in Estonia.
You should watch that video from Andrew Zimmern from Bizarre Foods who did beautiful video of Finland! He is so funny but still very professional. He had different kinds of food's and even were in same cage with brown bear's!!
Funnily enough, Ville Mäkipelto posted a video of Top 10 Finland's most beautiful nature destinations just couple of hours ago. Too bad the video is in Finnish and likely without subtitles, so I doubt you'd understand any of it.
You don't seem to be familiar with the concept and common practice of using clothes for warmth 😆
And actually, while skiing, it tends to be that you get too hot an not cold, so you haven't done skiing. But to be fair, initially inexperienced people walk with 🎿 s and that is both boring and you are then more likely to experience cold as you don't produce enough heat from the exercise.
A bit like Alaska and Canada smoking is a form of protection against mosquitoes
I live near Mikkeli :)
You have reacted to quite many Finland videos. Did you buy your flight tickets to here already? 😃
You're welcome!
Kiitos.
we are really fine. just waiting a autum
Finland is the country of 1000 lakes. Don't forget the finnish sauna.