Hotel Palomestari Kemi
Valtakatu 12 Kemi, Lapland, Finland
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Suunnittelua...
... on tarkoitus tulla Suomen purjehduslaivasäätiön (http://www.staf.fi/) purjeveneellä. Matka atlantin yli alkaa maaliskuun puolenvälin tienoilla ja Eurooppaan tullaan joskus kuukausi lähdöstä. Sitten onkin aika tulla kotiin.
Päivittelen näin aluksi harvakseltaan, miten suunnittelu ja lippujen ostot edistyy. Matkakuumetta on n. 37celsiusta, mutta tuntuma on että kipeäksi on tulossa. :)
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Hókastély
... s rénszarvasbőrrel letakart kis székekkel. A falakon jégből faragott képek és mindenhol jégszobrok. Nekem személy szerint ez volt a kedvenc részem az épületben. A bejárattól balra az említett ékszerkiállítás, majd egy kis jégkápolna található. Tovább van a jéghotel, ahol rendes jégszobákban lehet tölteni éjszakákat a vállalkozó kedvűeknek. A szobák maguk elég kicsik (az ajtó sem magasabb 120 cm-nél), csupán egy ...
An Icy Dip
... stripped off their jackets and shoes to don the survival suits, the fragrance of caoutchouc mouillé was suitably replaced with the parfum of chaussettes puantes and odeur de corps, a concoction so potent the Germans had considered manufacturing it in large quantities to arm their World War II V2 rockets. By now the ship had stopped moving and had dropped anchor in the frigid landscape. Within a few minutes a step ladder was lowered onto the ice on ...
Kemi (smelly)
Kemi was REALLY EXPENSIVE. REALLY REALLY EXPENSIVE. ALMOST REDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE. It was rather smelly here because of the massive pulp factories and it was also raining the second day I was there so everything started to melt and it was just slush everywhere. The 'Ice Hotel' was alright for what it was but it really didn't compare to the Ice Hotel in Jukkasjarvi. Not my greatest ...
Kemi
... have ended up in refugee camps. Also, in 1995, some of the Karen decided to stop fighting and live under Burmese control. It's all been a big mess that has brought on terrible heartache. The stories are hard to listen to at times. I sympathize as I know I was the product of refugee parents from World War II. As I mentioned in a blog entry from a previous trip in 2006, Margaret's father was a general in the Karen Revolutionary Army. Her mother is still alive and ...



