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hutt2011 · 2 years
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入荷が遅れておりましたカラーが届きました、NORRONA『skibotn wool 3/4 T-Shirt』。汗冷えを抑え防臭機能を持つメリノウールと、素早く乾くポリエステルの特徴を併せ持つ軽量の3/4スリーブシャツ、マウンテンバイクでの着用を想定した立体裁断の袖に背面ロング仕様となっています。普段着としても快適な着用感と日差しの強い時期にありがたいUPF50+、おもいっきり汗をかいた後にも着続けられるのでこれからの時期の外遊びにオススメです。ぜひお試しください! #norrona #skibotn #removaloutdoorequipment #リムーバル #秋田市雄和 #outdoor #snowboarding #trekking #アウトドアショップリムーバル #outdoorshopremoval (at Removal Outdoor Equipment) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeC34RFPmNV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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henk-heijmans · 2 years
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Village of Skibotn, Norway, 1967 - by Ismo Hölttö (1940), Finnish
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novelgrass · 2 years
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A man and his cat. Taken in Skibotn, Norway by Ismo Hölttö, 1967
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savaravah · 1 year
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ISMO HOLTTO - Skibotn, Norway, 1967.
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Ismo Hölttö (Finlandais, né en 1940), Skibotn, Norvège, 1967.
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rabbitcruiser · 3 months
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Sami National Day
Sámi National Day on February 6 is a cultural celebration for the Sámi people. On this day in 1917, the first Sámi congress took place in Trondheim, Norway. The national holiday is also called ‘Samenes Nasjonaldag.’ The Sámi people, or ‘Urbefolkning’ in Norwegian, are indigenous people who live mainly in Norway, but also in Finland, Russia, and Sweden.
History of Sami National Day
On February 6, 1917, Northern and Southern Sámi people came together for the first time for a joint meeting in Trondheim, Norway. Historically crucial, the common concerns of the community were shared and addressed as they worked together to find solutions. The latest statistics estimate that 80,000 Sami people are spread across the four countries — 50,000 in Norway, 20,000 in Sweden, 8,000 in Finland, and 2,000 in Russia.
Sami National Day was created during the proceedings of the 15th Sami conference in Helsinki in 1992. As a combined minority of four countries, Sami people were looked down upon at one point in history. Many laws were forced upon them in an attempt to mold them with the general population. This led to a need for establishing a dedicated day to appreciate them. The first Sámi National Day was observed on February 6, 1993. At the same time, the United Nations proclaimed the opening of the International Year of Indigenous People in Sweden.
Ever since, this holiday has been celebrated grandly by the Sami people residing in Norway. The Sami flag is seen everywhere, and the Sami language is used to chant, sing songs, and the national anthem.
Sami National Day timeline
February 6, 1917
A Joint Meeting
The Sami people’s congress meets for the first time.
1986
The Sami Flag
An important symbol representing the Sami people, the Sami flag is approved at the 13th Nordic Sami Conference.
1992
National Celebration
The Sami National Day is adopted in Norway.
1993
First Celebration
The Sami National Day is celebrated for the first time.
Sami National Day FAQs
How do people celebrate Sami National Day?
Sami National Day is widely celebrated all over Norway and in other countries where Sami people live. The cultural significance of the day is discussed and shared especially in schools. The Sami flag is hoisted, and the national anthem is sung. Traditional food is cooked and the signature clothing of the Sami people is worn today.
How do you say Happy Sami day in Sami?
‘Lihkku Sámi Álbmotbeivviin!’
What is Sami nationality?
Sami are the indigenous people of Northern Sweden, Finland, Norway, and a small part of Russia.
How to Observe Sami National Day
Learn about the Sami people: Sami people are majorly indigenous and are relatively still considered a minority, but their culture is rich and unique. Learn about their traditions and history.
Eat ‘reinsdyrkjøtt’: Eat the popular Sami dishes on Sami National Day. Try reindeer meat, or reinsdyrkjøtt and fish.
Wear traditional clothing: What better way to get into the spirit of the day than by wearing the traditional ‘gákti’ of the Sami people? Wear traditional Sami clothing with respect for the culture and heritage.
5 Interesting Facts About The Sami Flag
Designer of the flag: Astrid Båhl from Skibotn in Norway designed the flag of the Sami people.
The color scheme is intentional: The flag’s colors, red, blue, green, and yellow, are the same as in the traditional Sami costume known as 'kolt.'
The colors are also symbolic: The colors chosen represent essentials that are important for living — red for fire, green for plants, yellow for the sun, and blue for water.
The sun and the moon: The circles on the flag represent both the sun and the moon.
Compulsory traditions: Municipal administrative buildings must fly the Norwegian flag and also the Sami flag.
Why Sami National Day is Important
It celebrates a minority group: The Sami people are well-celebrated throughout the region on this day, but it wasn’t always that way. The community has had a long history of struggle for appreciation, and we are all for giving it!
It is an important holiday: Sami National Day is overall a very important event for Norwegians. It is ideal for learning about the roots of the country’s culture, values, and history.
Breaking barriers: Globalization is gradually eliminating barriers and accepting people for who they are. Indigenous people and minorities are getting the recognition they deserve, and Sami National Day is one such day advocating this.
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friluftsliv-arctic · 3 months
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Fev, 03, 2024, - Tromsø
Hoje foi um daqueles dias difíceis. A previsão do tempo não era favorável. Muita neve por toda a região, um suposto gap lá pelas 22h, mas a cada atualização dos aplicativos de previsão do tempo, a expectativa só piorava. Por outro lado, a atividade solar melhorava.
É preciso um mínimo de conhecimento pra buscar aurora boreal. Mas também é preciso sorte. Todos os guias fizeram o mesmo caminho hoje: foram pro continente, direção Nordkjosbotn, parada no posto de gasolina pra banheiro e pensar, e de lá decidir o caminho.
Esse momento é sempre o que me deixa terrivelmente nervosa. De lá existem basicamente duas opções: ir pro sul ou ir pra Finlândia. Direções opostas, uma vez que a decisão foi tomada, é difícil voltar atrás. Eu odeio esse momento: as possibilidades são as mesmas, eu to fazendo meu trabalho bem feito, mas e se a sorte não estiver comigo hoje? E se o céu abrir lá do outro lado e não abrir aqui? Se todo mundo ficar no escuro, tudo bem, mas se só eu ficar, a decisão errada foi minha.
Muita gente apostou no país vizinho, eu estava decidida a ir pra lá, até mudar de ideia por conta dos reports dos guias a respeito do tempo. A caminho de Dividalen havia uma possibilidade de não ter neve Yr também apresentava uma pausa mais tarde e na Finlândia ainda nevava.
Depois de dirigir 3 horas com muita neve, chegamos no único lugar que não estava nevando. Jantamos por ali. Na volta, algumas pessoas começaram a relatar estrelas através das nuvens perto de Skibotn. Aquele leve arrependimento de não ter ido pra Finlândia.
Somente dois guias viram auroras hoje, mais ou menos 2h da manhã. Isso é fator conhecimento e fator sorte. Minha colega passou no mesmo lugar e o céu ainda estava coberto.
Era um dia difícil pra ver aurora. E estava sendo um dia difícil pra mim porque lidar, mais uma vez, com repetições de padrão e sensações de solidão não deixavam minha cabeça em paz.
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skeletalskelly · 8 months
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Ismo Hölttö, Skibotn, Norway, 1967
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ag1805x · 1 year
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The show must go on. We spent about two hours at the spot enjoying the aurora and when we thought it nearly died down, we had boarded our bus to return. But the lights came back, pretty much stronger. Everyone was out again . . Camera: Sony A6100 + Samyang 12mm f2.0 NSC CS [2.5s ISO2000 12.00mm] Date: 25 December 2022 Location: Skibotn, Norway . . #ag1805x_in_Tromso #ag1805x_in_Norway . . #lonelyplanet #bbctravel #visittromso #visitnorway (at Skibotn) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm7SxlCqpv4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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43nils · 4 years
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Ismo Hölttö Skibotn, Norway 1967.
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capturewithdave · 5 years
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Aurora Insider - Tromsø
Aurora Insider – Tromsø
If you’re in Northern Norway, specifically around Tromsø, I have an insider tip for you right here!
Tromsø is pitched as the northern lights capital of the world, boasting more aurora filled night skies per year than any other place. The thing is though, you can have top notch space activity but it means nothing if you don’t have a clear sky. The climate at the top of Norway is such that you…
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hutt2011 · 1 year
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『NORRONA』からも春物の入荷が始まりました!少しずつの入荷になっていますが、本日はマウンテンバイク用の中間着として開発された『skibotn Crew Neck』のご紹介です。シンプルなデザインのウール x リサイクルポリエステル素材の生地を使用したクルーネックは様々なアクティビティから普段着としても使用できます。 腰にはボトルや行動食、小物が入る2つのジッパーポケット、肘には補強が施され、袖口にはサムホール付きとなります。マウンテンバイク用なので着丈袖丈ともに若干長めですが、柔らかい着心地でとても動きやすいスウェット感覚の1枚です、ぜひ店頭でお試しください。 #norrona #mtb #removaloutdoorequipment #リムーバル #秋田市雄和 #outdoor #snowboarding #trekking #アウトドアショップリムーバル #outdoorshopremoval (Removal Outdoor Equipment) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cqrc6pFvy8Q/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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A man and his cat. Taken in Skibotn, Norway by Ismo Hölttö, 1967
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poe-hall · 4 years
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Pull over! Almost worth getting run over for. On the road from Tromsø to Skibotn #aurora #northernlights #arctic #norway #norge #tromsø #skibotn #skyatnight #astronomy 🇳🇴 #memoryapp #tb This time 5yr ago. (at Tromsø, Norway) https://www.instagram.com/p/B85_401J-im/?igshid=20qb74zcjzos
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safeintheforest · 7 years
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Aurora in the woods.
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