This is The World's Most Remote Infrastructure Project

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This is The World's Most Remote Infrastructure Project


Fred Mills discovers the incredible infrastructure of the Faroe Islands.
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  1. It's very interesting to compare the price of the Faroese tunnels with the cost of the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024.

    For less than one billion dollars, the Faroese are building infrastructure that will serve 95 percent of their population for decades to come. The Paris Games cost ten times as much to brainwash the French population during a few weeks and enrich companies that bring well-being to no one.

    The Faroese can be proud of themselves. They are an example of sustainable management for the whole planet.

    They are proud of their country and like to show it to visitors. In 22, I was in Norðradalur, a large village (10 inhabitants!) facing the Koltur Island (2 inhabitants plus some twenty sheep). When one of the locals saw my car registration number, he realized I was a foreigner. So he invited me to drink a tea so he could write on a sheet of paper what was interesting to be seen in his tiny village. Only in the Faroes do you get such a friendly welcome.

  2. The price for the tunnels seemed quite good (in my opinion) and where the money comes from to these investments was also clear, but I don't get how they manage to pay it back, when some of the tunnels seem to be barely used.
    Is it just subsidised by the government (as public investment)?

  3. I’m impressed! But more impressed they are able to borrow money as a county and they actually pay it off in a timely manner, the same as expected by everyday people. ❤ 🎉 amazing
    If somehow, someway that I could get a little Forrest and a Lake or two there id move from 🇨🇦❤

  4. Everybody in my home country of Austria knows the name Färöer since a team of fishermen, shepherds, teachers and postmen beat our national football team 1:0 in 1990, and scored a 1:1 in the qualifying round of the football world championship in 2008. Truly our Austrian football divas' greatest nemesis 🤣

  5. That shot of you on the boat…
    The water and surrounding land was stunning!!!
    Besides that, I'd love to live out my life where the government does its job, it's surrounded by beauty and the ocean, no crime and small communities…
    A fabulous place to retire.

  6. Kudos to the Faroe Islands and the taxpayers of Denmark to invest in their communities. For Americans reading this and think is was cheap, the 11Km tunnel translates as $29 million USD per mile, That is not cheap by any measure for a single two lane tunnel but not outrageous either. Every tunnel project is incredibly different unless in the same area. Great project, great execution congrats to all on their success.

  7. On such a small land masses how did they dispose of the turbine blades etcetera when they have exceeded their service life? Nobody ever talks about that. Let me guess they send them to China to be recycled then China dumps them into the Pacific.

  8. Now just imagine the Danish government forcing five thousand Somalians and other third world people on the community.
    That's what the UK and other European governments have done to communities that were no less lovely that this one.

  9. I feel like I owe it to the Faroese people to visit their country and contribute to their GDP because of the outstanding human achievement behind these tunnels.

  10. 4:35
    A self governing part of the Danish *Kingdom*, not of *Denmark*.
    The difference is essentially the same as saying that Scotland is a self governing part of the UK and not England.
    Legally the difference isn't that big.

    But the Faero Islands where never a part of the unification of Denmark or of Danish culture, being a separate ethnic group with closer ties to Norway and Iceland then to Denmark.
    So in terms of identity it matters a lot.

    Just a Scot wouldn't like anyone claiming that they're living in England a Faeroese wouldn't like you claiming that they're living in Denmark…