#Färnebofjärden National Park

[breathtakingdestinations]

Färnebofjärden National Park - Sweden (by Ulf Bodin) 

[duchessofvastergotland]

4th February 2022 // Crown Princess Victoria completed the first of a new series of walks through each of Sweden's 30 national parks. The first visit was to Färnebofjärden National Park. The Crown Princess took part in a lunch and learn with the County Administrative Board, hiked along the river, and saw the spot where the King inaugurated the park in 1998. Over the next few years Victoria will visit each of the national parks to highlight the beauty of Swedish nature and encourage an active lifestyle

[royal-hair]

Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden visiting Färnebofjärden National Park - 04.02.22

[thegrandimago]

Taken 2022 5th February, this is a European nursery-web spider (Pisaura mirabilis), or presentspindel, which I encountered during a class excursion. In Sweden, they occur in Götaland, Svealand and southeastern Norrland, occurring especially in wet environments such as lowland moors or wet meadows where it can be found on herbs and grasses. This one here was staying dormant in a campfire drum on an island located on a frozen lake, until we made a campfire, which the smoke from disturbed it. It was then basking on the drum since it was the warmest thing on the island. The males of this species are known to offer nuptial gifts to the females as a means of courtship, and what she doesn't finish, he gets to have for himself. #animal #animals #djur #wildlife #naturliv #nature #spider #spiders #invertebrate #invertebrates #spindlar #spindel #spindeldjur #nurserywebspiders #nurserywebspider #minibeast #minibeasts #animalia #arthropod #arthropods #arachnid #arachnids #arthropoda #arachnida #araneae #pisauridae #pisaura #pisauramirabilis #europeannurserywebspider #presentspindel (at Färnebofjärden National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ9d_xzrPyl/?utm_medium=tumblr

[marian-in-sweden]

This is in Färnebofjärden. It is one of #Sweden's most treasured Natural Park. The river usually overflows to the vast meadow and created a very unique habitat for plants and animals. This is the landscape where typical species found in the north and south of Sweden meet. In my regular treks, I have come to think that in life we will never really understand what challenges are laying ahead of us until we are living it out. #PostcardFromMarian (at Färnebofjärden National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/COdiST0MHzB/?igshid=16jhcbs9gti9f

[intehelena]

Färnebofjärdens nationalpark. #svenskaresebloggar #färnebofjärdensnationalpark #sverige #natur #nationalpark #tbin #gltlove (på/i Färnebofjärden National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBbB5ucgHZd/?igshid=2izkmaobg2t9

[robpalmertravels-blog]

North through Sweden

Pinewood barns and homes of faded burgundy and mustard yellow sit up meadows of buttercups, dandelions and cow parsley where long-horned cattle lie, relaxing in the afternoon sun as it massages their hides. A bullock bathes in the wide river, water rising up to its belly, cooling. The river moves around a bend and I another into the deep pine woods that stretch for over 1000 km.

Moss clings to the bare rock beneath the pines giving off a dull greyish green glow in the evening light that clings to the lower branches. The light moves between the trees revealing the creatures that lie in waiting there. Mosquitoes, growing in number as I moved north levitate, rising from the ground for their evening meal. Never wanting to wait long enough to present myself as the main course I continued ever onwards, with a multitude of hungry eyes trailing behind.

As the northward road continued the evening light lingered a little longer every day, I passed through during Midsummer, which allows for quite a celebration in a place whose northern districts are wrapped in perpetual darkness for much of the year. There is a form of freedom in the lengthening days. As the natural structure that we are used to eeks away you can move at your own speed; waking, eating and sleeping without the feeling that time is being lost. This was a  situation I happily abused over many lazy mornings and late starts. Riding late into the evening on roads evermore empty. On an occasion that I rode past midnight through the river landscape of the Färnebofjärden National Park, I listened to my legs which shaking form tiredness told me it was now time to lay back and close my eyes. My ambition to sleep in the open parkland hut proved misplaced as no sooner than I started drifting into semi-consciousness than the familiar vibrations of tiny wings greeted my ears. After a heated debate, I eventually volunteered to set up my tent and leave the hut to the mosquitoes, with the sky now bright at 2.15 am. A trout thumped into the flat of the river as I closed my eyes.

[janteziarra]

Spending time in Banff, has got me daydreaming about canoeing more than usual. This photo is in Sweden and I did not use these canoes ☹️ (at Färnebofjärden National Park)

[trialnews]

Ååångesten när man lämnar Nirrland 😩 (på/i Färnebofjärden National Park)

[duchessofvastergotland]

“On Friday 4 February, Crown Princess Victoria will visit Färnebofjärden National Park in Gävleborg County. The visit is the first in a series with the goal that the Crown Princess will visit all 30 of Sweden's national parks.

The purpose of the visits is to promote outdoor life, encourage movement, contribute to public health and get more people to discover what Sweden has to offer. At the same time, the Crown Princess personally wanted to learn more about Sweden's national parks. During the visits, the Crown Princess will meet local experts in the environment.

The idea of ​​visiting all of the country's national parks was raised during the series of walks undertaken in connection with the Crown Princess’s 40th birthday. From 2017 to 2019 Crown Princess Victoria completed a trek in each of Sweden’s 25 provinces.”

[duchessofvastergotland]

4th February 2022 // Crown Princess Victoria completed the first of a new series of walks through each of Sweden's 30 national parks. The first visit was to Färnebofjärden National Park.

[duchessofvastergotland]

4th February 2022 // Crown Princess Victoria completed the first of a new series of walks through each of Sweden's 30 national parks. The first visit was to Färnebofjärden National Park.

[marian-in-sweden]

This is in Färnebofjärden. It is one of #Sweden's most treasured Natural Park. (at Färnebofjärden National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/COdg2-nJV_r/?igshid=1ewsuz5trcby

[janteziarra]

It was a perfect day✨ We even saw a cat cross the road and then a fox cross the highway on our way home 🙃 (at Färnebofjärden National Park)

[janteziarra]

Life is much muchier amongst the pines 😌 (at Färnebofjärden National Park)