Sallatunturi, Finland - 2005 July
Sallatunturi, Finnország - 2005 július
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| 1. Slovakia - Village Podbiel - Typical groove houses | 2. Slovakia - A church close to Poland | 3. Slovakia - Threatening dark clouds | 4. Poland - Warsaw, Modern skyscrapers |
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| 5. Poland - Warsaw - The oldest skyscraper | 6. Estonia - Goodbye to Tallinn | 7. Estonia - A ferry in Tallinn port | 8. Estonia - Tallinn oldtown |
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| 9. Estonia - Modern city of Tallinn | 10. Finland - A ferry in Helsinki | 11. Finland - View of Helsinki | 12. Finland - A man feeding seagulls |
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| 13. Our navigation system | 14. Endless road | 15. 1 lake of more thousands | 16. A reindeer on the road |
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| 17. Can you count the the scarecrows | 18. Three reindeers on the road | 19. Our groovehouse in Salla - This photo was taken at midnight | 20. A curious squirrel on our terrace |
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| 21. Squirrel in our window | 22. Squirrel | 23. A white reindeer next door | 24. Hill climbing |
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| 25. View from the top of Sallatunturi | 26. View from the top of Sallatunturi | 27. View from the top of Sallatunturi | 28. Snow runners at Kuusamo car repair station |
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| 29. Another lake | 30. These flowers grow allover in the country | 31. Reindeers blocking road traffic | 32. Adam is driving us to the Arctic Circle |
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| 33. This is the only point in Finland where the Arctic Circle is marked | 34. The weather was very hot even on the Arctic Circle | 35. The "real home" of Santa Claus is at the Arctic Circle, close to town Rovaniemi | 36. The official road sign for Arctic Circle. In Finnish it is called Napapiiri. |
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| 37. Walking area of town Rovaniemi | 38. Rovaniemi is the capital of and gateway to Lapland. Population: 35,200 | 39. Rovaniemi Church was rebuilt in 1950, after it had been destroyed in WW II. Now it is under renovation. | 40. The fresco above the altar depicts a Christ figure emerging from Lappish scenery. |
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| 41. The church organ in Rovaniemi Church | 42. Rovaniemi. Maybe this reindeer has just mailed some postcards? | 43. Bridge Jätkänkynttilä in Rovaniemi, over river Ounaskoski | 44. Visiting Tapio and Leena in Rovaniemi |
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| 45. Walking in Oulanka National Park - in rain | 46. Oulanka National Park one of the oldest and best-established trekking park in Finland | 47. Easy to find lakes in the park | 48. Waterlilies on the lake |
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| 49. River Oulanka | 50. Well-built suspension bridge over river Oulanka | 51. Forest huts are available for trekkers for overnighting | 52. The house inside is well-equipped and free for anybody |
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| 53. We could meet a bear only in Oulanka Visitor Center | 54. Squirrels made short "trips" in our sitting room, looking for food |
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| 55. Tankavaara - The old village of Goldrush Days | 56. Tankavaara - A funny place for taking photo | 57. Tankavaara - Once this was a place for hundreds of hopeful diggers... today tourists have fun here | 58. Tankavaara - The Gold Village has interesting musum, called Kultamuseo (Gold Museum) |
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| 59. Lake Inari is the second largest lake in Finland | 60. Inari is a picturesque lake with special plants and many rocky islands | 61. Lake Inari - Rocks | 62. Information for trekkers |
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| 63. We took a crusie boat in village Inari | 64. Typical houses at Lake Inari | 65. A fishing boat | 66. The total beach length of Lake Inari is 3300 km, and has 3300 islands. |
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| 67. We made a short stop on Ukko's Island (Old Man's Island). Also called here Ukonsaari. | 68. The rocky island with its caves had been a holy place for Sami people | 69. The island is highly protected area today. | 70. We saw several islands from the top of the island. |
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| 71. Going back to the boat | 72. A typical island in Lake Inari |
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| 91. Ferry Viking Line took us back from Helsinki to Tallin |
92. Sunset in Helsinki |
93. Old wooden house in Tallinn | 94. Dom church and old houses in Tallinn |
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| 95. Dom church inside | 96. Three of us in a traffic mirror | 97. View from Tallinn Upper Town | 98. View of old and new Tallinn |
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| 99. A shop of armours | 100. Alexander Nevsky Church | 101. The Gothic Town Hall of Tallinn and Raekoja Square | 102. The famous Pikk Street in Old Town |
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| 103. An old gate | 104. Memorial of ferry disaster happened in 1994, with 852 victims | ||
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| 105. On the beach of Tallinn | 106. Visiting our friend Vambola whose hospitality was outstanding | 107. Imre - Vambola's little son |
2005.07.26-27.
BACK TO BUDAPEST
HAZAFELÉ BUDAPESTRE
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| 108. Riga (from the window of our autobus) | 109. Meet our family in Warsaw | 110. Typical cross in Poland | 111. Oravsky Zamok / Árva vára in Slovakia |
