Sweeden

Outdoor sport In Tornio-Haparanda

there was much snow in this season, we couldn’t walk because we didn’t know how to walk with snow.

There all the people know how to ski and each family has got a snowmobile so they can drive and move more comfortably

Indoor sportAll the people who live in Tornio-Haparanda have their own sauna at home and use it every day so their skin is clean.

Living togetherThe family was very good. I felt like a family member. My fellow Swedish was very friendly and nice.

Every day we went out to walk the dog. We were great together and I didn’t want to leave.

Sightseeing

When we were there, we went to many typical places. What I liked the most was the snow castle, there were many familiar characters made of snow, which were very surprising. That snow castle was also a hotel where there were some very nice rooms.

CultureOne of the things we learned during our trip

was a bit of culture there.A fishing competition is

held once a year. Also

there was dancing zumba and I danced there. We had a great time because we were

dancing until the end

and we wanted more.

Relations with environment

The environment was proper to the north pole, trees, animals ... The reindeer is an animal that lives there and we liked it a lot, but it is like if you see a cow here in our area. My partner and I walked through a forest that there was around her house and

she told me that in summer everything flourished and there was no snow. The scenery was very beautiful.

Meeting and farewell

We met many people,

students there were very

gracious with us, they

helped us in everything,

and made us feel like we

were home. When we

said good bye we were

all very sad and cried a

lot, I would have preferred not to leave.

Now we are keen to see

us here in Turkey or in

Spain.

Free time activities and

relax In our free time

we were in MARJIORITA’s

summer home

and it had like 3

small houses, each one with a

bedroom and the

living room

By: Alba María Navarro Naranjo