#pakana
Art about the nature, old tales and mythologies from the North, by a Finnish artist Linda Piekäinen.
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La Niña got kunanyi shrouded in clouds, makes for good photos at least.
ID a selection of wildflowers and alpine scenes full of water amd grey skies. The flowers seem to glow under the dark skies in pinks, oranges whites and cream colours.
These are called Sundews.
They are carnivorous and eat lil bugs.
Little alien looking bug eaters.
I love them.
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There’s a place on kunanyi, called the Disappearing Tarn.
A tarn is a glacially excavated hole that fills up with water, this one made of dolerite boulders and isn’t sealed so only fills up with prolonged rain events, and it is most likely already empty.
The blue colour is from remnant glacial sediment called glacial flour and is incredibly clear.
A further note, I jumped in as soon as I finished taking photos.
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