@@just42tube We don't have waste composter yet. It's collected separately.

En ole vielä kiinostunut suunnistusta mutta tykkään olla metsässä.

@@Ilona_Ke Käy joskus kokeilemassa. Lapset tutustuvat suunnistukseen liikuntatunneilla. Lahden Suunnistajien sivustolta poiminta: Iltarastikalenteri 2024 Päijäthämäläiset iltarastit on huhti-syyskuun aikana tiistaisin ja lokakuussa lauantaisin järjestettävä liikuntatapahtuma, jossa kaikenikäiset ja -kuntoiset liikunnanharrastajat voivat kohentaa ja ylläpitää kuntoaan ja suunnistustaitoaan. Tapahtuman ajankohta, tarkka osoite ja muut mahdolliset ohjeet näkyvät kalenterissa ja Rastilippu -palvelussa. Ilmoittautumalla etukäteen Rastilippu -palvelussa nopeutat toimintaa itse tapahtumapaikalla. Linkki tapahtuman lisätietoihin ja ohjeisiin löytyy alla olevasta kalenterista. ... Päivitetty 22.2.2024 Huhti - elokuussa maastoon pääsee klo 17.00 - 19.00 välillä ja takaisin on palattava klo 20.30 mennessä. Syyskuussa lähdöt ovat klo 17.00 - 18.30 ja paluu viimeistään klo 20.00. Lokakuussa lauantaisin lähtöaika on klo 10.00 - 12.00 ja paluu viimeistään klo 13.30.

Finland has forests just about everywhere. But different areas have different types of forest. The area where she lives is known for dry sandy hills which were formed by the latest ice age. Could you please clarify to me the use of the term "bush man"? I assume you're not meaning San people from southern Africa or being from Australia? In Finland bush doesn't mean forest in the sense it seems to be used in some places. In Finnish you might say metsien mies tai metsäläinen. Metsä is a forest in Finnish. Mies means man. Pusikkoon tai pensas means bush. Being referred as a "man from a forest" in Finland can mean positive or negative emphasis depending on context. In most situations it's seen as positive.

Visiting Finland in autumn isn't the most preferred season for most people from warmer climates. Unless you're into gathering berries and mushrooms. But those activities require knowledge and training of what is safe to collect and eat. Not a recommended activity for a tourist without close supervison by someone who has the required skill to make it safe. Make sure you aren't too surprised by the weather in September. Not extreme, but can often be wet and unpredictable.

@@just42tube hahaha, I mean Bush man simply because I grew up in the deep forest covered with many trees and bushes. I don’t mean anything else. It’s just a way of saying I grow up in the village covered with forest. Anyway thanks for all the clarification you said. I love to visit Finland for days less than weeks. Iam still currently in school now and I will have vacation in August, so I will see if I have someone there to saw me good places with a lot of trees ( green land) in Finland 🇫🇮. Thanks

@@Iam_MajackTV When you say that a village is covered by forest, does it mean that there aren't any fields of much any open space around buildings? Or is it that trees are so tall and branches long that the village seems like being under the trees and not just in a forest? English is not my first language and there are so many different versions of English used around the world that I get curious about expressions, which aren't immediately self explanatory for me. To find forests in Finland you rarely need any guidance. But to visit older forests with some facilities for visitors national parks or nature reservation areas are intended for such activities. There are also paths prepared for people so that they wouldn't harm nature by walking everywhere. The Nordic climate has a short season for growth, which makes nature sensitive to wear and tear. Larger crowds could harm sensitive ecosystems if there wouldn't be marked pathways for them.

@@Iam_MajackTV The area, Lahti region on Salpausselkä. It's not the most green forests you find there during summer or early autumn before fall. Areas where there are more deciduous trees, trees with leafs, than evergreen trees like pine or spruce are more green and lush in summer. Also the Ruska 🍂 is more spectacular in the northern Finland. In northern Lappland the high season for Ruska is around the second week of September. The more you come to the south the later it is.

Hello, i am a Kenyan

@@Ilona_Ke nice to know you

@@Ilona_Ke are you studying 📚 or working in Finland

Finland offers the best education system in the world and work oppourtunities are there. Another thing is that everyone has freedom to choice which country to can travel to. Finland may stand out to be the best country to other people.

@@Ilona_Ke Thank you for answering my question.

Juhannuksen alkuperäisiä nimiä ovat olleet muun muassa vakkajuhla ja Ukon juhla. Monille tuttu mittumaari tulee ruotsin sanasta midsommar, keskikesä.

What is the name of this flowers🤔🤔. I am starting to learn them slowly by slowly

@@Ilona_Ke I am fairly sure its lupiini. A harmful invasive plant originally from western North America. Read the following to learn how it's harmful: Lupiini on Suomen luontoon villiintynyt vieraslaji. Se on alun perin kotoisin läntisen Pohjois-Amerikan vuoristoista ja on monen muun haitallisen vieraslajin tapaan tuotu Suomeen koriste- ja rehukasvina. Ensimmäiset havainnot luontoon karanneista lupiineista tehtiin 1800-luvun lopulla. Lupiini on myös myrkyllinen, vaikka pienen määrän syöminen ei yleensä aiheuta oireita. Miksi lupiineista pitää päästä eroon? Lupiinit luokitellaan haitalliseksi vieraslajiksi, sillä ne syrjäyttävät Suomessa luontaisesti esiintyviä lajeja. Lupiini leviää juuriston ja siemenien avulla nopeasti laajalle alueelle vähentäen kasvilajiston monimuotoisuutta. Puutarhoista se on karannut joutomaille, tienpientareille, ratapenkereille sekä kedoille ja niityille, ja jopa harjumetsiin. Paikoittain lupiini on vaikeuttanut metsänuudistamista tukahduttamalla puiden taimia. Lupiinien siitepölyä hyödyntävien pölyttäjien osuus on hyvin pieni ja siitepölyn sisältämä lupaniini on myrkyllistä, mikä vaikuttaa haitallisesti muun muassa kimalaisten lisääntymiseen. Lupiinin kukissa ei ole myöskään mettä, jota voisi hyödyntää esimerkiksi hunajantuotannossa. Koska lupiini ei ole myrkyllisyytensä vuoksi sovelias ravintokasvi eikä sen valtaamilla alueilla riitä ravintokasveja pölyttäjille, päiväperhosille ja muille hyönteisille, ne vähenevät alueelta. Tämä muiden kasvien syrjäytyminen sekä hyönteisten vähenemin johtaa luonnon yksipuolistumiseen. Luonnon monilajisuus on ilmastonmuutosta, kasvitauteja ja tuholaisia ajatellen erittäin tärkeää. Yksi lupiini saattaa tuottaa jopa tuhansia siemeniä, jotka säilyvät itämiskykyisinä vuosikymmenistä jopa vuosisatoihin.

@@Ilona_Ke Komealupiini (Lupinus polyphyllus) Syreenit (Syringa) ovat oliivipuukasveihin (Oleaceae) kuuluva puuvartisten kasvien suku, joka on kotoisin Euroopasta ja Aasiasta. Lajeja on parikymmentä, joiden lisäksi on hybridejä.

@@Ilona_Ke I have always been bad at learning names. At school (oppikoulu ) we had a summer task to collect, recognize, press, and put in binders 80 plants. We also needed to learn about them including their latin names. I did it. Later in life I was in a forest research center where we had biologists who really knew plants. It was amazing to walk with them as they automatically scanned the environment and pointed out and mentioned plants which were more rare in the area. It made me realize that I had never known almost any plants and I am still as ignorant. I know some trees, some other plants but that's about it. I haven't had much to do with those fields where such information is essential. But I have learned to find information as needed, so when I become curious about something, I usually find information about it.

Kiitos paljon. Kohta kohta on 1k subs🤗🤗. Sitten wh will roll on👏

Hello, thanks for watching. Kindly check the links on the description page. I added some links of collages. Read through them.

Hello, Laune area.

Paranemista. I have not really read it.

Thank you somuch. What is the main food eaten here in Finland? From a general perspective. Has the food culture changed with time?

@@Ilona_Ke What did you mean by "main food"? The main ingredient in a dish or something else?

@@Ilona_Ke Food culture has evolved as much as everything else from hunter-gathers to the modern society where local circumstances aren't the most defining thing in defining what people eat. Personal financial situations and other factors play a bigger role. Poor people eat what they can afford. Others are more free to choose what they want. There are always many food trends etc. As an example my grandfather used to make Indian curry more than 55 years ago in a remote village in Finland. He had traveled and had brought spices with him.

@@Ilona_Ke From a general perspective I can only say that everyone eats something in a way or another. You might look up some commercial companies "favorit recipes". That would might tell the genetic favorites from the food industries point of view. Every restaurant and kitchen has their own most "selling" favorites. You might also know about some traditions like: hernekeitto ja lettuja torstaisin. Sausages with other things at sauna evenings. Morning porridges etc. Banana and sandwiches as snack to golf rounds.

@@Ilona_Ke I can tell just some of my regular choices: Lohikeitto, Hernekeitto, Kaurapuuro aamulla, Lapissa tietysti poronkäristys, jos on osaava tekijä ja useimmiten on. Nuorena ravintoloissa syödessä Chateaubriand oli suosikkini. Pikaruokana quattro stagioni pizza. Maksalaatikko maistuu minulle puolukan kera. Savustettu lahna on tuoreena hyvää. Lihapullat ja perunamuusin teen mieluiten itse, jotta saan mitä haluan.