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Image:2009-05-13_68_19_terrain.jpg | The terrain
 
Image:2009-05-13_68_19_terrain.jpg | The terrain
 
Image:2009-05-13_68_19_boulder.jpg | Geohasher included for size comparison (actually, this was one of the smaller boulders)
 
Image:2009-05-13_68_19_boulder.jpg | Geohasher included for size comparison (actually, this was one of the smaller boulders)
Image:2009-05-13_68_19_rocks.jpg | More rocks!
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Image:2009-05-13_68_19_rocks.jpg | This expedition rocks!
 
Image:2009-05-13_68_19_hashpoint.jpg | The hashpoint
 
Image:2009-05-13_68_19_hashpoint.jpg | The hashpoint
 
Image:2009-05-13_68_19_proof.jpg | The Internet strikes again
 
Image:2009-05-13_68_19_proof.jpg | The Internet strikes again

Revision as of 20:30, 13 May 2009

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The hashpoint was on the northern shore of a cape/mountain extending into the lake Torneträsk, a few km from the Stenbacken train station (no longer in use).

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I walked 10.6 km to reach this hashpoint. To get there, I went straight across the hills. Stenbacken translates quite literally into "rocky slope" and I would have a hard time coming up with a better name for this area. I had to constantly leap between rocks or haul myself across boulders. When I reached the hashpoint I had walked 4.5 km. On the way back, I took a route some distance to the west, closer to the shore. It was longer but much easier.

Wildlife seen: I scared three ptarmigans that took off, didn't have time to get any picture of them.