After seven days of constant snowing, resulting in a new record, 113 cm, the sun showed her face again. I finally got to take a little ride on the ice before work.
It’s a blessing to get out for about 30 minutes and do this. The iceroad goes aroud our town and is a great recreation place.
Still, after living my whole life by the sea. I’m stunned by the beauty of the ice and the crazy contrasts of living in a place where the seasons are so far apart. Last summer was amazing with almost tropic temperatures.
And now this. Loads of snow and frozen archipelago.
Life in Swedish Lapland is a life well spent.
Bike life in Swedish Lapland 
That looks amazing – scotland just doesn’t have those lovely extremes – wish it did
For some reason your posts are not showing up in my feed anymore 😦 . So glad you commented on my Instagram because I just thought you’d stopped blogging. Now I know to manually check your blog from time to time.
So I checked the cost of flights from Australia to Sweden in late January / early February (that’s as far ahead as the airlines will show prices) so now I know how much I need to save to come fat biking there. I’m not sure how to get my bike there yet but that is usually just a matter of either packing very light or paying for extra baggage allowance. I can see myself in some of the sunset fatbiking photos 🙂 . I will keep an eye on the airfares over the coming 5-6 months so that I can book closer to the date.
Very good. I know the bike will fit in an evoc bike bag. My friend Kevin from UK use that for his fat bike when he comes here.
Oh that’s good to know. I have been using a cardboard box for my touring bike because I’ve been doing one way rides but will look at the Evoc Bag … A mate of mine uses it for his fat bike too