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The foods aren't that great compared to home, I'll be honest. I also ate whale meat once, it was...interesting.
Most interesting and awesome thread, Voicy.
The pic of the elk you posted in the earlier pages looks so cool. Have you come in contact with a polar bear and wolf too?
Do they have lots of fresh produce? I am a bit of a pawpaw and avo fiend so are they easily available?
Cheers thanks
Nah dude, polarbears will ruin your day 6 ways to Sunday. They are prevalent on Jan Mayen and Svalbard, where its not permitted to leave the town boundaries without firearms.
Whats your idea of not expensive? Like say for a piece the size of a hand & 3cm think. Curious how it compares to scottish salmon prices...The area where I live is also the world's top producer of atlantic salmon, so that's ONE thing that isnt expensive here.
Jirre. Well thats a different kind of dangerous than what a Saffer is used to...Nah dude, polarbears will ruin your day 6 ways to Sunday. They are prevalent on Jan Mayen and Svalbard, where its not permitted to leave the town boundaries without firearms.
Ockie, you were asking about normal stuff in my home town...
Most older homes look quite average and borderline poverty'ish, but it's largely due to all homes being built from wood so quite bland outside, but quality inside. That...and the fact that there is no real poverty class nor upper class. The gap between a blue collar worker and a white collar worker isn't big at all, in most cases blue collars earn quite a bit more than white collars.
This dude's house looks budget from outside, but he drives a Tesla.
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This subtle efficiency was quite interesting. Unless you live in a main street, all the houses in the same street place their postboxes on a wall at the entrance to the street. That way the postman just stops next to the road in his caddy and delivers mail to everyone in the street without having to go door to door. Simple, efficient, cheap.
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Are there any specific things you okes wanna see? Oh! The sun FINALLY set last night after being permanently visible since May.
Have you found a local supplier of biltong yet?![]()
Thanks chaps! And to think exactly a year ago I was working for Eskom, dealing with race cards being played against me and living with my parents. So if I can do it aaaaanyone can.
My friend and his brother just moved to Voss in Norway to produce biltong.
No idea if that's close to Voicy
http://seabee.at/meet-the-doms/
Don't be lazy..! Visit the official Biltong thread and learn how to make your ownOh fantastic!
Voss is quite far south (a good solid 2 days drive) from where I am, but Ive got a bunch of projects right in that area and will be passing through Voss. I'll make a point out of trying to find them!
Don't be lazy..! Visit the official Biltong thread and learn how to make your own![]()
It's virtually idiot proofIt surprisingly easy. Made a batch a few days ago.





