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The fresh snow was about 15cm deep for us to make fresh tracks in as we walked to our viewing spot. The fire though once again was the attraction, the flickering orange light from the dancing flames provided the perfect environment to share traditions and stories. As for generations here this has been the way…

Tonight as we made our way out into the wilderness we stopped to admire and get some pictures of the huge half moon low in the sky, it was hanging above the end of the road we were driving along. We made our way to our viewing location the northern lights however were very pale,…

We hurried out to our wilderness destination, and boy what a show began once we arrived. We caught the beginning of the display on the way, our first photo opportunity this evening. We simply watched the firestorm fill the sky above us at our destination, this was a very special night indeed. The display continued…

Tonight we had the pleasure of the northern lights for the whole of our safari, we stopped on the way to capture our first pictures, but once we arrived to our viewing location we were delighted to see the northern lights brighten and dance for us. We managed time around the fire while waiting for…

We were just approaching our viewing spot tonight when the whole sky lit up with tall dancing pillars of the northern lights, time to stop and simply watch. There was a pause in the display just long enough to spend some time around the fire before having to run out to watch the next burst…

The fireside was so welcoming tonight, the orange glow lighting up our faces. We had time to enjoy warm drinks and share our Lappish shamanism with our visitors, that magical experience we offer while we wait for mother nature to perform.