Where are they now: Norway

It gets weird up north. That is the total definition of this video. If you ever wanted to know if Norway was haunted, you've come to the right place. This video goes into churches, trolls, and ghosts to see what Norway has to offer.
I've also been dealing with allergies and this video was almost pushed a week, so remember, I do make captions for these videos.

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Special thanks to Pixabay and WikiMedia for images and videos.

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