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TR: Äkäslompolo / Ylläs December 2023

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It was that time of the year, again. Temperatures going down, trees turning yellow, orange, red. Vivien had never been to Lapland, so we decided it would be our next destination. Now, if you remember, I have visited the northern reaches of Europe several times, in all seasons. In September , I toured eastern Lapland with two friends from France. In spite of the almost-continuous bleak weather, our minds were blown by the ruska colours, when the forest and the tundra prepare for winter by closing access to their leaves and not replacing their chlorophyll there. Yellow and orange colours are revealed, red is synthesized, and visitors flock to the wilderness to enjoy the show. In this year of restricted international tourism, more Finns visited their own country than ever, probably, and that showed in the places we visited up north this autumn. For me, Pallas was quite a trip down memory lane. Indeed, in August , I hiked the 55km from Hetta to Pallas with my friend Vincent, one of the most popular hikes in Finland, along the ranges of fells tunturi , in Finnish characteristic of the national park. This time, the walking was a bit more relaxed. We still climbed to Taivaskero, the highest summit in the region m , but from the Pallas Visitor Center. The 4km climb was the occasion to enjoy the gorgeous scenery of the region, while Rough-legged buzzards Buteo lagopus soared in the sky and Meadow pipits Anthus pratensis chirped around us. After reaching the pass, we turned left and the vegetation disappeared, leaving only rocks, rocks, rocks everywhere. I was glad to be back. During our trip, we visited many visitor centers and read about the regions we travelled through. Thus, we learnt how winter forges the fells: water seeps into cracks in the rock, and then comes the cold and the water freezes, enlarging the cracks. The story repeated itself times and again through centuries, creating the immense boulder fields that now cover the hilltops. On our second day in Pallas, it rained a bit, but after a lazy morning, we decided it would be silly not to go out just because there was rain on the forecast. There, we particularly enjoyed the variety of habitats, from lush herb-rich forest by the river to drier rocky pine heath at the furthest point. Because there were not so many birds around, we learnt a lot about vegetation during those 2 weeks. One of the best tools we had for that was the Seek app, from citizen science platform iNaturalist: just point your phone at a plant, or a mushroom, and it will automatically tell you what it is. It felt a bit like Pokemon Go, but for plants. Follow me! Newsletter, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter… you name it! Want to support me? Buy a print! A professional wildlife and conservation photographer, based in beautiful Helsinki View all posts by Samuel. Looks truly wonderful ….. This time 2 years ago, we were on our sub-Antarctic isles expedition. Like Liked by 1 person. Thank you very much for reading, and for your kind words! Like Like. Another great story and album. Anyway, nice job, yet again. Thank you Samuel. Your beautiful captures echo the terrain we recently traversed on a late fall getaway to Vancouver Island! Lapland looks like such a beautiful, wild and desolate place, yet teeming with life. I love the lichen, moss and color amid the strewn rocks. Sweet images, Samuel. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Yours truly, posing next to where the Olympic Flame was lit in Bearded lichen. Partager : Twitter Facebook. Like Loading Published by Samuel. Stunning… Like Liked by 1 person. I can still see your landscapes in my mind… Like Like. What a beautiful place! If you want to see photos of birds, I share you my blog. Leave a comment Cancel reply. Previous Previous post: Volunteering on Tiritiri. Next Next post: Happy Birthday Finland! Comment Reblog Subscribe Subscribed. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website. Design a site like this with WordPress.

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