Tjuvnäverholmkojan
The place
Tjuvnäverholmkojan ("Cabin of the Stolen-Bark Island") in the Västerbotten region, Umeå/Vindeln sector (central Norrland, Sweden), at a true altitude of ~40 m (listed altitude of 0 m is erroneous), Swedish taiga. Continuous Sweden Norrland cluster (batches 240-333). STF cabin (Svenska Turistföreningen, the Swedish mountain federation with 300 huts, tradition dating to 1885), "Tjuvnäver" = stolen birch bark (Näver, birch bark from Betula pendula, traditionally used for roofing, brikett heating briquettes), sub-boreal taiga zone with semi-domesticated reindeer Rangifer tarandus (Sami Sápmi herding, 250,000 head in Sweden, 3000 Sami herders, the last Uralic minority language in Sweden with 20,000 speakers).
The setting
Västerbotten, Umeå/Vindeln, Norrland, Sweden, listed altitude 0 m erroneous, ~40 m real, taiga, continuous cluster batches 240-333, STF Svenska Turistföreningen, 300 huts, 1885, Tjuvnäver stolen birch bark for roofing, brikett heating briquettes, sub-boreal taiga, reindeer Rangifer tarandus, Sami Sápmi 250,000 head in Sweden, 3000 Sami herders, 20,000 speakers.
