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August 2014: Lofoten, Norway

Moskenes
Justadtinden
Lofoten

June 2014: Femundsmarka National Park, Norway

Femundsmarka
Femundsmarka

All photos are (c) BioRambler 2014. If you would like to use any of my images please send me an email at biorambler (at) gmail.com

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A biologist gone digital: I ditched my university desk and full apartment for 15 kg of possessions, my own online business and absolute freedom. I'm two years in, financially sustainable and increasingly unsure of where (or what) "home" is.

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