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Scandinavian Outdoor Photography by Fredrik Lewander.

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Timber rafting on the river Klarälven. The next second, when the moose and beaver discovered each other, water exploded and branches were cracked. Then there was just the forest, the river and the silence.

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Timber rafting on the river Klarälven. Björn a Journalist from Outdoor Magazin (Germany) is enjoying the Swedish nature at its best. In just a few minutes he will experience the wildlife a little bit closer.

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Timber rafting on the river Klarälven. Its not always that easy a rida as it looks. If you don't watch out, the current can push the raft against the shore where large trees is hanging out and can sweep away the "tent hut" on the raft.

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Slåttdals Mountain at the High Coast in Sweden. My friend Michael have to carry the heavy load. The backpack looks better that way, I argued. Since the year 2000 the High Coast is in the World Heritage list of UNESCO.

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Early spring in Stockholm Archipelago. When the water temperature is between zero and 14 degrees centigrade the Sea Trout comes close to shore in their search for food. To dress properly is as important as using the right bait.

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Henrik, hardware designer at Fjällräven is checking details on the Abisko Lightweight tent during Fjällräven Classic 2011.

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On the top of Slåttdals-mountain you will get rewarded with this fantastic view over the the High Coast arccipelago. Since the year 2000 the High Coast is in the World Heritage list of UNESCO.

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A morning walk on Låktatjåkka 1.401 m AMSL. In April the sun returns to the part of Sweden that is above the Arctic Circle. Under the clouds you find Björkliden.

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A view from the bridge over to Alesjaure Mountain Hut, 35 km from the finish line in Abisko and the Fjällräven Classic. The river has its green color from sediments that the glacier upstream wears off from the bedrock.