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         		 An overview of our trip. We started way up north in the road-less wilderness and paddled 170 km (~105 miles), dropping 260 meters (850 feet) over 5 days: by emma-o-scott, Views[956]
         		 A beautiful evening in the wilderness: by emma-o-scott, Views[1843]
     
    Midnight sun ... (no, that's not a bird, that's a mosquito !): by emma-o-scott, Views[785]
     
         		 Top 10 campsites of all time deserve two pictures in our album: by emma-o-scott, Views[902]
         		 In the previous picture all those foot prints were NOT from other campers, but from a herd of moose that must have used this island as a stop-over point while crossing the river the night before (Moose are good swimmers -- no joke !). Luckily we didn't get stampeded that night :): by emma-o-scott, Views[709]
         		 Now we answered our own question: This is why we're here. One of our top 10 tent sites of all time. Not only an amazing wilderness view, but this sandy island in the middle of the river was nearly mosquito free thanks to a light breeze. At 11.30 pm we got tired of watching the sun
     
    Emma steering the boat through some class II rapids.
         		 One of the trip's low points: Lots of rain and an ungodly amount of mosquitoes. Wondering what the hell we were doing out there...: by emma-o-scott, Views[667]
         		 ... a moose was waiting for us !: by emma-o-scott, Views[685]
         		 A little side channel without much flow, but just around the corner ....: by emma-o-scott, Views[646]
         		 Looking upstream at the technical rapid we had just managed to steer down. Looks hard to believe we made it through there only getting stuck once. Emma was awesome at steering (Scott's job was to shut up and paddle hard): by emma-o-scott, Views[681]
     
    We took on too much water in this rapid and were forced to stop and bail it out. The shallow rapids made for hard maneuvering, but made for easy stopping and bailing !: by emma-o-scott, Views[649]
         		 Lunch ready in 10 minutes !: by emma-o-scott, Views[674]
         		 Cutting up our fish, arctic char. Serving suggestion: scrap off the scales, clean out the insides and drop it in boiling water with lots of salt.: by emma-o-scott, Views[704]
         		 They were even better at catching fish than taking pictures, which was lucky for us ! One of the guys walked out in the middle of the river, threw out a cast and had a fish within 20 seconds. He tossed in our boat ! : by emma-o-scott, Views[671]
         		 We meet a fisherman who took a picture of us : by emma-o-scott, Views[586]
     
    This picture was taken only minutes later when the sun turned to a short but intensive downpour.: by emma-o-scott, Views[592]
         		 Emma removes her mosquito net long enough to shovel in a scoop of left over pasta. Actually, we paddled out to the middle of the river to eat lunch because the bugs were a bit less aggressive out there. Note the sun had come out again !: by emma-o-scott, Views[638]
         		 Rainy wet night at camp, but we found a few trees (not many up there!) to hang a tarp.: by emma-o-scott, Views[714]
         		 Scott times the picture perfectly while Emma steers the boat through the shallow rapids: by emma-o-scott, Views[676]
         		 Emma navigates solo while Scott takes a picture from above : by emma-o-scott, Views[749]
     
    Brushing her teeth and pondering the view, Emma surveys tomorrow's first rapids. : by emma-o-scott, Views[722]
         		 Uphill portage from the lake where we landed to the river only 200 meters away : by emma-o-scott, Views[622]
         		 Our last line to civilization takes off. Now we're alone in the wilderness with 63 kg of equipment (we know because we paid by the kg!).: by emma-o-scott, Views[655]
         		 Bird's eye view from above flying over the tree-less landscape. : by emma-o-scott, Views[738]
         		 Packed and ready to go for our 25 minute flight north. Hard to see our eager faces under the wing.: by emma-o-scott, Views[546]
     
    We ate Herring and meatballs at Pelikan: by simon_castles, Views[624]
         		 Afternoon drinks on Kungsholmen: by simon_castles, Views[475]
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    The restored warship Vasa: by simon_castles, Views[382]
         		 National gallery: by simon_castles, Views[335]
         		 Take the photo Lizzie: by simon_castles, Views[313]
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