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You don’t have to be a dog lover to love the Huskies. In fact these Arctic dogs are not really dogs in the true sense. They have a wolf ancestry and similar domination fights, some of which are so vicious that they end in a bloody death. However they are surprisingly benign to humans. For that reason they make very poor guard dogs for they will fawn and wag their busy tails for any stranger.

 

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A Husky Keeper is called a Musher in Finland. It’s a French word meaning `go’. “When we set off on a Husky safari we say go to the dogs when we start. That’s how we got the name,’’ explained Marek our Husky guide.

 

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Santa Clause receives thousands of letters each year from children across the world. This special Post Office looks after his correspondence. Most of the letters come from UK.

 

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There is a long queue to meet this jolly old man from the Arctic. The only other person in the room with him is a photographer who shoots your picture with him and you get it instantly at the reception downstairs.

 

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This is a fancy museum in Rovaniemi that gives you a good idea of Finnish history but also how people lived in the Arctic. The Northern Lights presentation on the ceiling while you lie on an inclined floor is good.

 

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These heavy duty but brisk trucks are put to use immediately so that every road is clear for driving.