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The possibilities are many. The seasons, everyday life and being in the mountains are part and parcel of everything Mollisjok has to offer. You can set off on a days walk in any direction you want imbibe the smell of reindeer moss and marsh, or of snow and ice. Find your way back to silence and allow your senses to perceive what the Plateau is. And perhaps who you are yourself? Experience all the gems of flora and fauna that live in the tundra; which have adapted themselves to survive in the toughest climate in Europe. You can walk for hours without meeting anything but the creatures that belong out here. |
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Shooting and fishing |
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You will be staying in Finnmarks finest grouse country, where the potential for excellent shooting expeditions is good. There is also an extremely good chance of catching fish like never before. Your hosts will be someone who knows the area well, whether you go shooting or fishing, and he will also be of assistance when it comes to preparing your own magnificent bag needs preparing after the end of a long day. The sustainability of the Plateau is extremely important to Per Edvard and he has a maximum of 10 guns during the grouse season. So its a question of booking early. Why not book now to take part in this adventure. |
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Skapma |
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Skapma is the Sami word for the autumn/early winter season. This is the richest period in Samiland, just before the dark sets in. During this period, grouse shooting is but one of many possibilities. In early skapma the Plateau is brimming with cloudberries and fungi for you to gather. Skapma is the time when the reindeer have to be moved. Mollisjok forms part of the richly traditional verde-relationship with the reindeer herdsmen who graze their herds in the area. Verde is a term used by the institution which unites the reindeer herdsmen and the sedentary Sami, by means of exchange and kinship links. Under extreme conditions they needed, and still need, each other. Food and shelter, favours and paternity were exchanged laying the foundations of lasting relationships between Sami reindeer herdsmen and sedentary Sami. At Mollisjok, things are like this to this day. If your stay at Mollisjok you will come into close contact with the local siida, where people, nature and animals form a synthesis. They balanced in a way seldom seen elewhere. We can only recommend that you come and learn from the differentness all this has to offer. |
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