They're off to chase the Northern Lights lol.
Right so Sarah justifying her spending this month... made me laugh that
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Also this is the best time for Northern Lights too
I was lucky enough to see the northern lights in October (we were in Iceland for 4 nights and saw them 4 separate times! None the first night, light Aurora the next, another light Aurora night and the final night we saw them lightly before dinner and they properly exploded at around 11pm) these people won’t have the dedication to look for them, nor do they deserve to see it the selfish idiots - lazy and creepy I hope that you never get to experience the magic of the Aurora Borealis
this is very much not a holiday that’s suited for young(er) families - most of the time spent in Nordic countries is looking at waterfalls, amazing black beaches, geysirs , waiting out on the cold until the dead of night to experience the northern lights, lots of natural formations and wandering around small little towns which (understandably) can be boring for children and it’s not as if any of them will bother to google and find fun things to do, not that aren’t mega expensive anyway. They won’t enjoy it whatsoever and I imagine that lots of moaning is in their future. Of course there are amazing things to do (we went snowmobiling on a glacier, had a spa experience in a natural hot spring , went to a live lava show etc.) but they are all very costly.
The inghams definitely won’t appreciate any of the amazing culture, history and natural phenomenons of the Nordic countries - they don’t deserve to visit some of the truly most magical places on earth!