Visit at Hepoköngäs
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Me and my girlfriend are still on our Christmas holidays, so we are having time to do all the fun stuff.
Today we drove to Hepok?ng?s. A straight translation would be "Horsy steep". It's one of the tallest water falls that we have running wild. It's not a Niagara, only 25 meters (82 feet) tall, but quite impressive anyway. At this time of winter it's covered with ice, but the water runs under it all of course.
The weather was ideal so I took pics
.
Heading there through the woods:
Many different hiking routes goes via Hepok?ng?s:
A bridge over the small creek that runs to water fall:
"And a river runs through it":
Down in a canyon:
I suggested swimming, but Kaisa didn't agree:
The fall is covered with ice. Too bad there was so much snow on the ice, it would have been beautiful:
You can canoe all the way to the Gulf of Bothnia along that little creek:
Ice on the water:
Heading home:
Here's a couple of short videos:
At the Hepok?ng?s
On the road (I changed the music because I was playing Pantera in the car and it really didn't fit the view
)
- Antti -
Today we drove to Hepok?ng?s. A straight translation would be "Horsy steep". It's one of the tallest water falls that we have running wild. It's not a Niagara, only 25 meters (82 feet) tall, but quite impressive anyway. At this time of winter it's covered with ice, but the water runs under it all of course.
The weather was ideal so I took pics
.Heading there through the woods:
Many different hiking routes goes via Hepok?ng?s:
A bridge over the small creek that runs to water fall:
"And a river runs through it":
Down in a canyon:
I suggested swimming, but Kaisa didn't agree:
The fall is covered with ice. Too bad there was so much snow on the ice, it would have been beautiful:
You can canoe all the way to the Gulf of Bothnia along that little creek:
Ice on the water:
Heading home:
Here's a couple of short videos:
At the Hepok?ng?s
On the road (I changed the music because I was playing Pantera in the car and it really didn't fit the view
)- Antti -
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nice.. I'm looking at your other snow pic on the 5Series.net calendar hanging in my work cubicle...
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Incredible scenery and pics -- thanks for sharing
Enjoy the rest of your Christmas holiday...
ps. I didn't recognise your car at first in the snow heading in a straight line
(yes, I've seen the other video )
Enjoy the rest of your Christmas holiday...
ps. I didn't recognise your car at first in the snow heading in a straight line
(yes, I've seen the other video )
