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There are also the middle and lower sausage lakes, but the upper is actually at the lowest altitude of the three. A colleague suggested they might have be named after their relative latitudes instead. I have absolutely no idea why someone named them after sausages. | There are also the middle and lower sausage lakes, but the upper is actually at the lowest altitude of the three. A colleague suggested they might have be named after their relative latitudes instead. I have absolutely no idea why someone named them after sausages. | ||
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The hashpoint was next to the lake Yli Makkarajärvi south of Svappavaara.
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Yli Makkarajärvi, literally upper sausage lake in finnish. Too awesome not to go.
There are also the middle and lower sausage lakes, but the upper is actually at the lowest altitude of the three. A colleague suggested they might have be named after their relative latitudes instead. I have absolutely no idea why someone named them after sausages.
This time I brought and used a bottle of "quick grip" so I had no problem with slippery skis.
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My vehicle: an Opel Ascona from 1983. It's older than me.
A spring. These sometimes don't freeze even in the winter.
This bleak landscape I must wander. This is Sausage Lake, BTW.
It started snowing...
... but then the sky cleared up!
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First time I've captured the hashpoint, myself and a perfectly zeroed GPS in the same photo.
Todays animal tracks. Levels adjusted for clarity, the original was very bright.
"Quick grip" almost worked a bit too well.
