#beer floating

[luxuryon]

Beer Floating Festival in Finland

[voicesoftheopposition-blog]

Kaljakellunta 2014 - Ilmakuvaa Tapaninvainion uimarannalta

Kaljakellunta 2.8.2014 Beer Floating in Vantaa River 2014-08-02 Shot with GoPro Hero3 and DJI Phantom 2. Contact info: kuitunen ( at ) gmail.com Music Track:...

Beer Floating ("kaljakellunta"). Annual summer event where the Finnish people drink and float on small rubber crafts accross the river,

[thewightknight]

Beer floating (Kaljakellunta in Finnish) is an open Finnish summer event. In the event, the participants literally float on the Kerava River or on the Vantaa River from Vantaa to a downstream riverside beach in Helsinki. The participants use small rubber crafts while equipping usually nothing more than a paddle and loads of beer. The event has no official organizers but instead the date is decided on online social forums such as Facebook or IRC-Galleria. The Beer floating event is also organized in Oulu, where the participants float on the Oulu River. The Beer floating event has been organized annually since 1997. There were only under 10 participants in the first event in 1997 but ever since the number of participants has been doubled every year. In 2011, around 5 000 people participated in the event. The date of the Beer floating event has been varying but the most likely date is considered to be either the last weekend in July or the first weekend in August.

[prettygirlfarts]

via TheBERRY

[undefined-thought]

Beer Floating otherwise known as Kaljakellunta in Finnish, is a beer drinking event in Helsinki, Finland where people go down a river in anything that floats and get wasted. I Need to fucking go to this shit.

[daughterofwind]

satonawall replied to your post: You didn't know about beer floating WTF?

Well, neither is it to mine, but you didn’t see any of the news coverage it got once upon a time for all the littering caused by participants?

No, I didn't. I don't watch the news, and I browse through the newspaper every morning in five minutes, so such useless information isn't stored in my brains.