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    That time I worked in a Husky Farm

    FINLAND | Fri, 25 Sep 2015 | By welcometomyworld | Views [734] | Comments [1]

    If you  asked me five years ago  today what I imagined doing with my life and I told you I was 60km North of the Arctic Circle in Finland and training my own Siberian husky sled dog team ,  I would have never believed you. But ... Read more >

    Tags: finland, huskies, lapand

    Husky Safari

    FINLAND | Tue, 29 Sep 2009 | By chasing_ithaca | Views [1858]

    Christmas Eve in Finland : it is cold, freezing actually, and very, very white. Far from the familiar Australian summer, I am at last experiencing a white Christmas, and it is beautiful. Eager to sample some Finnish culture, as well as a dash of ... Read more >

    Tags: christmas, dogs, huskies, lapland, safari, sleighs, snow

     

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    Fang-Od is a 93 year old Kalinga tattoo artist. She lives in Buscalan, Kalinga - about 15-16 hours by land from Manila. To get here, a traveller will have to take a 12 hr bus ride, about 4-5 hrs of jeepney ride, another 1 hr in the minivan and a long trek which can take 2-3 hours, depending on your level of fitness. This is the home of the Butbut tribe. Back then, the people here were known to be fierce warriors and headhunters for centuries. Today, I would consider this as one of the most peaceful places that I have been to. It has no phone signal and the people are very friendly and welcoming.: by bernicebeltran, Views[1146]
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