Tag: river
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Morning Walk Through the Fields of Koroinen
Pictures I took from a walk in the morning through the fields of the area of Koroinen in the city of Turku.
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Late Evening Scenes in the Countryside of Rusko
Pictures I took from a short walk in the countryside of the town of Rusko in Western Finland during late evening.
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Views of Nature and Countryside in Karjaa
These are pictures I took from a walk and a ride near the town of Karjaa in Southern Finland. I walked around the village of Fiskari where there is a nice amount of nature around it and drove to the nearby countryside to also take pictures.
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Fields and River of Vaarjoki Nature Trail
Pictures I took from the Vaarjoki Nature Trail near the town of Naantali in Western Finland.
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Early Spring Walk Along the Kymijoki River
Pictures I took while walking through a path along the Kymijoki River in the City of Kotka in early spring. The path goes from the old fishing lodge at Lankingoski Rapids to the dam at the Koivukoski rapids and back.
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Streams at the Rapids of Nautelankoski
Picture I took from a short nature trail at the Nautelankoski Rapids in Western Finland.
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Melting Ice at Sea and River in Turku
Pictures I took during the end of winter from a few walks on trails in the island of Ruissalo and the Halinen area in the city of Turku.
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Winter Along the Loimijoki River in Forssa
Pictures I took from a walk along the Loimijoki River in the town of Forssa in Southern Finland. Along the river, there are old industrial buildings that stand out from the more boring modern ones there.
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A Walk Around the Noormarkku Ruukki
Pictures I took from a walk around the old ruukki industrial area in the town of Noormarkku in Western Finland where there are old villas and buildings turned into museums.
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Grey and Colorful Autumn Morning at Aurajoki River
Here are some pictures I took from a walk on the coast of the Aurajoki River in the city of Turku during a foggy autumn morning. While the weather was very dull, there were still some colors of autumn left.
