Far, far north, on the very brink of the northern hemisphere, lies the magically beautiful kingdom
of Sweden.
Here, the brief yet intense summer periods typically last around one to two months, and
sometimes doesn't show up at all.
As a result of this, the swedes must adapt, they must gather in the temporarily warming
sun, to socialize, and potentionally find a mate.
The swedes, like many other arctic species, are omnivores, meaning the seek out a variety
of food sources, such as COOP or ICA.
The modern swede rarely hunt it's food.
The challenging weather conditions during the summer sometimes leads to an irratical
and inexplainable behaviour.
The nordic country's well known for it's prosaic, mandatory windshield wiping.
The suburbs are mostly quiet during the day when the weather is at it's peak.
Our camera crew's extensively expensive camera equipment has a hard time in the rough summer
weather.
The situation quickly takes a turn for the worse, in an area where the annual rainfall
sometimes measures up to 50 inches.
Our camera man struggles to hold his ground as the rain strikes, again and again.
We will need to find shelter quick, before the raging summer weather makes the situation
even more dangerous.
And suddenly, disaster strikes!
During the worst rain periods a left behind key can turn the odds against our brave camera
man.
Against all odds, we return safely to our camp.
Be sure to follow us next time, as we tackle the raging sun of the grand canyon.
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