The great Elk migration

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Thanks again Lasse , really enjoy every year... ;) :)
 
This have nothing with reefing to do - but it have with the wonderful nature to do. Its slow TV and if you is stuck at home - be welcome to see one of the wonders in the world

Since more than 2000 of years - some of the moose (elk) population in northern Sweden have done a migration walk in the spring - crossing one of the large rivers in Sweden. Since two years - Swedish television rigg cameras and send slow TV from the migration.

If you scroll down here https://www.svtplay.se/video/26400826/den-stora-algvandringen you will come to 2020 and a number of days. The first is alway as we talk (direkt) but below that you will see Slow TV Dag xx

16:38 in at Slow TV dag 19 - you will see the first three crossing the river this year. 16:45 you will have Highlights of the day.
Most days - HighLights of the day is around 16:00 in the video. I hope you can see these videos in the US - you will not be disappointed of Swedish wildlife - and I promise you - you have never seen so many elks and not so close either

https://www.svtplay.se/klipp/26649190/may-the-fourth-of-nature-be-with-you?start=auto
Sincerely Lasse
Oh this is so beautiful- the landscape is magical. Even without the elk.

Thank you for sharing Lasse!
 

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