There’s probably no better feeling than having an unobstructed view of the aurora borealis (Northern Lights), while tucked inside a comfortable bed with your special someone.
In a world that is measured in digital speed, it’s wonderful to enjoy a place with the magic of an analog Christmas. I’m talking about Finland, a country where Santa and real reindeer prance around, with no worries about time or Facebook accounts.
Snow, preferably a thick layer of it, is the recipe for successful winegrowing in western Finland, at what is believed to be the world’s northernmost winery.
The Philippines’ candidate to the Miss World 2014 competition in London, Valerie Weigmann, made it to the quarterfinals late Sunday (almost 12 midnight, Philippine time).
Light bulbs falling in love? Photo frames as leading ladies? How about simcards as dashing sidekicks? All these and more in Peta Theater Center’s upcoming treat for the whole family.
Scandinavian design emerged in the 1950s in the Nordic countries Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland—a movement characterized by simplicity, minimalism and functionality.
As a brand, Santa Claus has one major flaw: He is only really valuable for a few weeks at the end of each year. In Finland, they’re trying to do something about this.
As a brand, Santa Claus has one major flaw: he is only really valuable for a few weeks at the end of each year. In Finland, they’re trying to do something about this.
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