Everyday-life at Mullnäset

This year Alex got a new toy!!! An ATV-GOES 520 MAX and a timber-wagon, Boys
WILL be boys!
Once again Alex's father is helping us with the wood.
This time we have some better equippment!

Kirsten is a bit of a flower-freak. She turned the small balkony into a botanical garden!

Cooking coffee in a can!

Before the hunting season many things needed to be
fixed and repaired. Here our Guru and hunting-leader; Ingvar Lantz (who own the
area we go hunting in) and Kirsten are building a new post to sit on, waiting
for the moose to arrive and stand in a possition, were a shot is possible.

Done!.. And it seemed OK! On Kirstens lapp is Ingvars
huntingdog, a "jämthund" called Eira. We have started to use our young boy
Madsen as a hunting dog together with Eira. This team performed rather well,
besides the fact, that they were both young an unexperienced.

This little boy stayed for a long time behind the
house. Apperrently the food was good there. Unfortunately he decided to leave
before the huntingseason started in september!.....DAMNED!!!

Here Kirsten is building a new kennelrun, Grizly & Co.
are supervising the projekt.

It may not be the worlds largest pike, but it did put
up a good fight and it tasted very good made into fried meatballs

In the summertime it is nessecary to cut up woods for
the winthertime, it can be below -35 degrees celcius

Backpacking in the nearby mountains is one of Kirstens
favorite activities in the summertime
(Well...this also includes the dogs ;-D)

Alex has got a lot of duties ;-)), in the winthertime
he is in charge of getting rid of the snow.
This year in october we had 1,2 meters in only 4 days. Thank god for our
self-going snowblizzard from Stiga.

But there are also pleasures, we both like to ride the
snowmobiles.
Here Alex is "playing"with the old Yamaha ET400 from 1991. (Boys WILL be boys)

Here we were out on a trip on our skoter; Lynx
Forest Fox 2002.
This is a view out over the surrounding areas. In this part of Scandinavia there
is from 0-20 inhabitans per square km.