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Nov 7 2012

Swedish Lapland

Photos from a field trip to subarctic Scandinavia in September 2011, studying glaciers and environmental changes.

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By saralinneahelen • Posted in Europe, Sweden, Travel • Tagged Abisko, Hiking, Lapland, Photography, Sweden, Travel, Wildlife

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A few lonely pine trees that got spared when the rest of the forest was clear cut, here highlighted by the aurora and the waxing moon a couple of weeks back.

I’m mildly obsessed with cabins and small living spaces. It’s something about the simplicity and feeling of being tightly enclosed that I find so comforting.

I love meeting people who dream big, and Björn, the visionary and owner of @auroraigloohotel in Jokkmokk, sure qualify to that list.

I cannot quite recall a prettier winter, but maybe that’s because I wasn’t ever fully present for it, at least not in my native northern Sweden due to my nomadic spirit.

Somewhere here in the red deserts of the US my life took a new direction just over a decade ago.

This gal. She left city life in France to follow a calling, bought a house in the forest of Swedish Lapland and started a successful nature tourism business, all by herself. That’s pretty rad.

Two out of the over 20 (I kid you not) moose we saw that day, within a 30 minute time frame while driving to the mountains of Nikkaluokta. It was wild.

Meet Chris and Dorothy, two unexpected friends I made in Canada a couple of summers ago. This has nothing to do with mountains or the arctic winter, but everything to do with love and kindness.

To me, she’s a powerful teacher in many ways. She’s like a wise lady who’s been around since the beginning of time, who’s seen it all, who knows it all.

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