American Guesses Finland's Most Beautiful Locations?!? | GeoGuessr Adventure Play-Along
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The Finnish flag with a smaller white cross at the middle of the blue one is a yacht club flag. It would also have the yacht club emblem on the top corner.
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There's over 500 locations so the map is replayable!
Will play this one again! Thanks!
I was at Levi last winter but still didn’t recognize the location here 😂
There is a shared sauna in our apartment building and I go there once a week when it's my sauna shift. This is a pretty common practice if you don't have a sauna in your own apartment. Otherwise I would probably go 2 or 3 times a week! :)
I typically go to sauna 3-5 times a week.
Fun game, but really tough. Got pretty lucky on couple rounds too. First round could've been pretty much anywhere on the southern coast, decided to guess near Hanko and was only 12km away. Second round I got really lucky. I knew it had to be in the Lapland, near some major ski center. First to pop to my mind was Levi, which is what I decided to go with. Didn't think any further on it and just placed my marker on the backside of the hill. Turned out I was right and only about 1km away. Third round didn't go quite that well. It did look more towards the eastern Lapland, possibly very close to the Russian border. Didn't know where Juhannuskallio was, but should've known it was near some major tourist location, but for some reason decided to go in the middle of the wilderness way too north. Only 700 odd points for that. Fourth round again was clearly in the southern coast. The cruise ship, lot of smaller sailboats, lot of drawings on the rock and something that looked like a major city in the horizon lead me to think it was near Helsinki, which was right thinking. Just shy of 10km away this time. Last round was the most tough as it didn't really give much clues. Guessed somewhere in the south eastern Finland as the forests reminded me of that part of the country. Only 300 points this time, but managed to claw myself over 15k total score.
The flag on the boat on the first round is the Finnish yacht club flag. Each club can replace the emblem in the corner with their own. @13:20 I love going to sauna, but I don't own one myself, so it's been a looong long time since I went to one. I think it was over the Christmas holiday when I visited my parents. Back when I still lived with my parents, we usually went to sauna twice a week, on Tuesday and Saturday.
Awesome image ❤😊
I usually go to sauna 1-2 times a week
Sauna 2-3 times a week. Today around midnight next time.
Usually once a week, in the summer more often.
Looks like a brutally difficult scenario, unless you get really lucky. Who would recognise a random, small lake if they haven't personally been there?
maybe RAINBOLT?
@@alloverthemap23 in 0,1 seconds blindfolded 😂
I went to a sauna today
Sauna at least once a week, sometimes 2-3 times a week
Are these dry saunas or steam rooms?
@@alloverthemap23 Finnish saunas are usually not dry but also not steamy like turkish / mediterranean steam rooms. You through water on the stove to get the air temp up which also creates some steam / humidity. Finnish sauna temperature is usually 80-100C and according to google air humidity is 5-20% same article says that Finnish saunas are dry saunas, however I think they are wetter than the infrared saunas or hotel saunas in other coutries where you can't cast any water on the stove.
Me and my wife go to sauna about 2 times a week.
Is this where you live or at a gym/fitness center? In America they really only exist at fitness centers or resorts
@@alloverthemap23 Most Saunas in Finland exist in houses/apartments or apartment buildings or as separate buildings near a summer cottage. There are saunas public saunas in gyms, hotels and even some Hockey Arenas have sauna vip boxes for rent to watch a game from. However I'd say people usually use their own sauna or at least the sauna they share with their apartment building neighbours. Last time I went to a sauna it was a private sauna in my hotel room, so I had it all to my self for the stay at the Hotel.
Fun but a hard map. I got quite good guesses on the first two rounds, then on the 3rd I knew where that place was but not accurately for 5k. Last two were almost impossible to know. Over 17k anyway, and I definitely will play more games on this map.
I heat my sauna up about 2 times a week. And btw, I have a real sauna that uses firewood. An electric one is just a sauna simulator 😀😃
Americans are really missing out with saunas. We have them but not nearly like you do.
Your suposed to jump in the lake naked. 😁
So trees and trees and trees and trees and more trees.
Go to Norway instead. Atleast there's something else to look at.
There aren't only trees. There are 180 000 lakes in Finland.
Finland is a beautiful country. Welcome to see.
You aren't jealous. Aren't you?
@@butterflies655 Yea, Canada or Sweden don't have any lakes.
He/she did not say that. Finland has really got many lakes. 187 000.
No need to underestimate that country. It is weird how unknown Finland still is.