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我是第一个上岛的中国人？在世界上最孤独的房子里过夜一晚！



我是第一个上岛的中国人？在世界上最孤独的房子里过夜一晚！

Now behind me It’s the loneliest house in the world. In the sea far south of Iceland. There is an island. There are no roads. No villages. There’s just one lonely hut. Some say he’s a fortress of doom for the rich and famous. Others say it’s some celebrity’s hideout. But the truth is quite different Follow our perspective today Join us in the loneliest house in the world. Like a movie. Like the movie! At the front of the line is the islander’s family We’ve wanted to come to this island for years. We finally got our wish today. We have now arrived at Side by side of our final destination We’ll have to take the boat later. Look at the height of this cliff. How are we gonna get up there? This island is called Edeliza. Located in the south of Iceland Because there are cliffs almost all around There are no conditions to build a harbor So you’ll need to take a boat from the main island to Siren Island first. Then we’d have to transfer to an assault boat to land. Islander Ragnar The island of the Westerners who live next door to Adeliza In fact. The island belongs to their family. Every summer When Iceland becomes calm They’ll go on vacation more often. And this time He’ll take us with him and his family One night in the loneliest house This is the boat we’re taking. It’s really a rubber boat. What about this grandpa with the white frames That’s Liam’s grandfather. Ragnar’s dad, John. And this man who is sniffing hard It’s the islander’s dog, Evervs. We chatted as we sailed away from the harbor Grandpa pulls out a box of what looks like chewing gum Invite us to eat it. It’s not chewed. So hot and spicy! I don’t know what they’re feeding me. It’s spicy. It’s smoke. The islanders are super warm and welcoming That’s probably just the Vikings. Baby! We’re so close to the ocean. Icelanders first came to this island It was really about survival. Gathering food for the winter. In addition to digging up eggs from the cliffs. They also hunt puffins. The national bird of Iceland. Although society is now very advanced But they still keep these traditions Teaching it to the next generation The smell, the smell of bird shit! Like a fake eh Now his dad’s going up first. Try to secure this boat to this rope. Above our heads. It’s kinda hard. Oh, my God. How do I do this? He said it’s the best weather like this today Get on the island in the best possible condition. Are you confident? There’s me, there’s me. I have I have The dog is getting excited already. He’s letting this leash down. In that case. It would be possible here Secure the boat to this side rope. This is too slippery. Was it easy or hard to get to the island today? A little bit harder. It’s a little hard. Like the movie. We’ve wanted to come to this island for years. We finally got what we wanted. This is the lonely house in the world. They’ve got a little gate, too. Look here’s a picture of what they used to be We’ve just been through the wringer. And this blowing wind ah Waves. But now when you get to the island you can enjoy the tranquility Let’s introduce The loneliest house in the world. Room tour. So this is the food pantry. There’s all kinds of food. And then here’s their kitchen. It’s extraordinarily, extraordinarily well built. In a place like this And then this is the living room. And then there’s the radio. There’s a lot of these telescopes. You can watch the birds. And then there’s a bathroom over here. There’s a bathroom. Oh, my God. The toilet bowl. This is their big living room. A big table. And a couch. Was this island built for birding in the first place? Uh-huh. They hunt puffins. It’s their native survival A very important source of I didn’t even notice. He’s got puffins all over this waist. Look at this. Caught a puffin. Put it on your belt. They catch very large ones. So the loneliest house in the world Is not some doomsday fortress for the rich or the stars Rather, it was John’s family’s attempt to survive the Icelandic winter. It was built to hunt puffins and take out their eggs. People may wonder How this island’s plumbing problem was solved The water is collected by gutters on the roof. But what’s a little bit special is And then you see all the bird poop on the roof. But maybe that’s exactly why Ragnar is the one who said They do have emergency generators And then occasionally they might rely on solar power to store electricity But now all the outlets don’t work They told me that We may be the first Chinese guests on this island. It’s so lucky. To be able to come to a home as secretive as theirs Probably most people have heard of A dark dish from Iceland. For Iceland, where animal husbandry is poor This is where they used to get their biggest source of meat Because every summer Tens of thousands of puffins return to the island of Edeliza. Nesting and breeding. And then a few months later, they leave. So the Icelanders had to be in the meantime Stock up on enough puffins Pickle it. Extending the edible period in order to survive the winter. So this dark dish was born It was also a desperate attempt to survive By the time you get to the modern, technologically advanced To protect the puffin and the traditions here Ragnar’s family is the only one left in all of Iceland. And their neighbors on the next island to hunt legally. And we’re super lucky. Ragnar offered to show us. This skill that they rely on It’s a big net. They use this to catch puffins. I think he likes us. He’s the one who brought us here. At first he said he didn’t have any plans for today. Because he really likes nature. I think we’re on this kind of value are exactly the same. Rest in peace. Right now we’re walking on this On a road full of grass. And then in front of them were their neighbors The loneliest house in the world. Make you a sweater. You touch it. Touch it. I predict Links will not catch one. You don’t want to go down there. Don’t push too hard. Me and Tang Yuan handle all the mosquitoes in our house Ahh! I didn’t get a shot of the moment he grabbed it! But. I feel like even if I’m dreaming I can’t even imagine. To have a day like this in my own life For the acceptance of friends from afar We were able to peer into the past Part of Viking life. This trip to Europe We felt the more human aspect of This connection The Viking Spirit Scandinavia That’s why our channel is called Links… This one’s bleeding from the peck he gave me. This is the price I pay for catching them. That’s the price I pay for catching them. Thank them for letting me touch it. This view. Unreal. I want to cry so much at this moment. It’s just hard to describe. Seeing a view like this And people who are so good to us I think he just summed it up correctly This is life. We live on this earth What kind of day should we have? And a lifetime This is a question I’ve been thinking about from time to time And then I think there’s a speech In it was just particularly inspiring to me Imagine that. If you were to be wealthy and free one day What job would you most like to do Then you should do it now. I’m now I think I’d like to do the most Is to travel around the world. And then I did it. Though I’ve only seen a glimpse of this world As far as I could possibly exhaust my life There’s no way to go everywhere. But I want to experience and feel as much as possible It’s finally dinner time. John has prepared a barbecue feast for us. Dinner time. We talked a lot about our culture Food life and so on. Very noteworthy John and Ragnar were particularly fond of the movie And just a few days before we went to the island He was just in Nolan’s new movie, “The Odyssey.” Part of a set in Iceland. It really is a small world. We can all relate to Nolan. It’s time for our after-dinner walk. It’s still a little cold. Oh, my God. The sunshine line. Wow, that view. A walk after dinner. Ragnar noticed the waves were unusually rough It’s going to be like this. This ship may not survive. The view just now is beautiful, though. But the waves are too big now. So they decided Grandpa went home first to take this boat back Otherwise this wave Maybe that boat won’t be here tomorrow. And then he’ll pick us up tomorrow. So now he’s going to ride back on such a dangerous wave Take this boat back to the Westerner’s island. This feels super dangerous right now. But this father and son are among the very Very experienced. Holy shit. How’s this gonna get this ship outta here? Get outta here. It’s hard to get on the boat. Oh, my God. It feels like this ship is going to be swallowed by the sea This is so scary. I’m afraid to go lower. Because people look at this side of the water It’s going to come right up. I’ll just shoot them on this block. There’s a chance the waves might hit me later. I’m gonna have to hold on to this with one hand now. In case the wave comes later. It just so happens that I have this rock underneath me. This is going to get swallowed up. But they’re also optimistic This ship can’t do it. What they’re saying is Now it becomes tomorrow’s problem. Let’s not solve it today. Actually, this afternoon Grandpa even told me something about their family. A nephew was herding sheep on a cliff He fell off the cliff and died. Ragnar was very sick last year. He’s still recovering from his illness. It’s a miracle. Even though we’ve only known each other for less than a day. But they taught me one thing. THIS IS LIFE It’s 12:05. Although it looks a lot like daytime It’s midnight in the Icelandic summer. White Night Hopefully our ship will still be there tomorrow Hopefully it won’t be broken either Well, we’ll have a good night now. Bye. – Bye. Yesterday the master and the mistress said Big waves like this There’s only a 5% chance this ship will survive. But the waves are still too rough. There’s no way to save the ship from the shore. So Ragnar gave his best friend from the Icelandic rescue team He called. Our rescue ship is here. That was fast. They say this boat is the Ferrari of boats. Super, super fast. Very, very expensive. You think it’s a couple hundred million Icelandic krona. He just went up there watery. There’s our ship in the distance. We won’t know until we’re on board. It was Ragnar’s grandfather who picked us up. Liam’s great-grandfather. We met four generations of them And that’s how we and the world The story of the loneliest house ever In the last ten years of my photographic career 99% of the time I’ve been shooting landscapes But this moment I think the bonds and the stories between people are the most beautiful scenery

等待三年后，我们终于得到了一个机会，去世界上最孤独的房子里过夜一晚

特别鸣谢：@巡天者叶梓颐 、Halldor Kvaran、Aki。
Liam的Youtube账号： ⁨@LiamRagnars⁩

Ragnar的联系邮箱：ragnarjohann@gmail.com

40 Comments

  2. @chengenhe5622

    彷彿是minecraft 現實版
    乘著小船來到一個佈滿綠植的海島開始拓荒的旅程
    建築一個最孤獨家與周遭自然景象形成強烈對比
    此對比並非違和感
    而是一種浮生若夢的超現實

    最後感謝Links TV透過鏡頭帶我遨遊世界各地 ovob

  5. @品媛Liao-l7h

    ''This is life.''維京人的傳統：接受叢林法則！人，補獵動物=（如同）海，捕獵下海的人類。。。人与人之間真心誠意在一起合作，才可以，孕生出天地萬物之靈。。。🎉🎉🎉和諧合作，是演化；衝突震盪，也是演化！

  6. @francespeng1637

    可以充分地感受到和大自然共處的維京精神 這個小島好綠 冬天會被白雪覆蓋嗎？ 有點驚訝puffin 竟然可以食用 我可能也會是不敢搭小船的一員😂

  7. @Cole-ri2ty

    這種島在中國就會被改造成為觀光船都可以輕鬆停靠有碼頭設施的，但是…….中國不會有私人島🤣🤣🤣

  10. @zerokuai4514

    太厉害了，这样都能找岛的主人！感谢你们拍了这么精彩的故事和风景！冰岛的天气变幻莫测，能遇上大晴天上岛摸puffin 都是非常低的机率下找到的契机！！太美太棒了！

  13. @YEE56312

    要是丧尸爆发后，这座岛真的是最好的避难所了，没有丧尸能游得过来！

  17. @chan881552

    感謝你們！好美的景, 好美的人, 好美的背景音樂(可否提供音樂名🙏）….

  18. @thejourneyofhope6545

    太棒了，谢谢分享❤最爱海鹦鹉，真担心他们抓了拿来做黑暗料理。看到亲吻之后放飞，不禁鼓掌👏😅

  21. @xiaohongye8415

    大自然的神奇魅力让热爱她的人万里相聚。岛主一家人的故事传承着维京人勇敢乐观的精神。人与自然融为一体的画面，links 和小螃蟹发自肺腑的旁白以及深沉而唯美的旋律让人感动落泪。谢谢你们的视频，期待更多的精彩！

  23. @nemochen6520

    在現今這樣忙碌的社會中繁忙的腳步，到處充斥著謊言與虛偽⋯只有華而不實的形容詞來對比這一家人才能凸顯這可貴的價值。
    他們的真誠還有對於環境的永續教育及感謝大自然尊重大自然的想法和行為！！實在太棒了！！人與人與大自然的相處不就理應如此單純簡單嗎？

  24. @haviling34

    我很好奇，为什么网上介绍 这个岛 不属于任何私人呢，还有 网上介绍，这栋房子是冰岛狩猎协会盖的呢 并不是这个人盖的。 所以我很好奇 到底是谁盖的？ 希望有人给我科普一下，谢谢

  35. @calvinli6387

    Links的旅游是精品旅游，走的就算是别人去过的地方，肯定也不是别人能接受到的体验。这个不是普通的旅游，完全渗透式稀缺感受。

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