In Finland lighting candles on Christmas Eve in memory of those who have passed on is a deep-rooted tradition.
Read MoreAccording to a Finnish proverb, midwinter is karhu kylkeänsä kääntää, meaning “when the bear rolls over onto his other side.” This week, Yoopers are celebrating this milestone at Heikinpäivä.
Read MoreAs the chill of winter sets in, there’s nothing like the feel of wooly socks to keep our feet warm and toasty.
Read MoreIn the U.P. many homes are heated with wood stoves and cutting and stacking the fuel for a cold, snowy winter is a necessary chore.
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