Yesterday there was a HALO flight towards the North Pole to measure polar stratospheric clouds. On that flight HALO followed the CALIPSO satellite track to compare the measurements. During this flight the ground crew had some hours off during the afternoon. This opportunity we took to visit the nearby village of Jukkasjärvi. The village is next to a big frozen lake. So we walked over the lake where we met some dog sledges and jetskis. Afterwards we could warm up with tea and coffee in a Sami tipi at an open fire place.

Dog sledge on the lake. Picture by Isabell Krisch, FZJ.

Dog sledge on the lake. Picture by Isabell Krisch, FZJ.

 

A Sami tent called Lavvu. Picture by Isabell Krisch, FZJ.

A Sami tent called Lavvu. Picture by Isabell Krisch, FZJ.

Tea and coffee break at the fire place in the Sami Tipi. Picture by Jörn Ungermann, FZJ.

Tea and coffee break at the fire place in the Sami Tipi. Picture by Jörn Ungermann, FZJ.

 

About Isabell Krisch

Isabell Krisch is a PhD student at the Institute for Energy and Climate and a fellow in the HITEC stipend program. During her PhD she will measure gravity waves in the atmosphere with the airborne infrared limb imager GLORIA.

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