lapland

Am in Aus and experienced 43c this summer, and have been on a husky safari in Lapland at -40c.

Crowded coasts, lots of mountains with a rough interior almost as empty as Lapland modulo Madrid.

Up north, rural Lapland or so, it can get very vivid during a winter.

Every decade or so there's a good chance they lay you a golden egg but mostly they're just sitting there and going to conferences in Lapland or something.

We haven't seen a worst case yet but the fact that Saami people in Lapland had to feed their animals special food because 30 years after Chernobyl gives a hint about what a worst case could mean.

I recall seeing ads for Lapland in the early 2000s.

My favorite so far has been a place that sold moose steaks shot by the owner up in Finnish Lapland for way, way more than any sane person would pay for.

I've personally enjoyed -36 deg C coupled with a brisk sea breeze in Helsinki, and up in Lapland it's a toasty -50 deg C every now and then.

[0] > Finnish Lapland has a reindeer population of about 200,000.

Since it was stopped relatively quickly we have only had to deal with sanitation for 40+ years, in areas as remote as Lapland and Bavaria.

My teacher openly told us that we don't need to know any details about ww1, since ww2 is much more important (although the teaching about that one also emphasized the Finnish wars (winter war, continuation war and Lapland war) more than the ww2 itself).

Even being an hermit in the middle of the Lapland forest, I have seen too many unrelated people suggest to me similar ideas within weeks far too many times not to see any NDA on anything not fully developed as too high a liability to sign.

Really, the only place "filled with tourists" is Lapland, where at one point you might hear more Chinese around town than Finnish.

"Full-time software engineers in Lapland, what's your annual salary?"

>"A large fifth-millennium BC cemetery in the subarctic north of the Baltic Sea?" Somewhat misleading title, the burial sites are on land in Lapland, not in the Baltic Sea.

This happens all the time and it's almost a British Christmas tradition for the media to run a few articles about some "Lapland experience" that turned out to be a fat guy in a Santa costume somewhere in a nondescript trading estate's warehouse.

Reindeer Husbandry Area: In this designated region (mostly Lapland), reindeer herding is managed by the Reindeer Herders’ Association.

I was walking past a travel agency and they're advertising Lapland- the home of Santa- for wintersport.

There are no wild reindeer in Finnish Lapland.