WHY SCANDINAVIANS LIKE THE OUTSIDE: THE THOUGHT OF FRILUFTSLIV BY GUSS WOLTMANN

In Scandinavia, mother nature isn’t just a spot to go to—it’s a method of everyday living. The Norwegian word friluftsliv (pronounced totally free-loofts-liv), which interprets approximately to “open-air daily life,” captures a deeply rooted cultural philosophy shared throughout Norway, Sweden, and Finland. It’s about remaining outdoors

In the heart of Copenhagen lies Freetown Christiania, an autonomous community renowned for its option Life-style and self-governance. Recognized in 1971 by a gaggle of squatters who occupied an deserted military base, Christiania has evolved into a symbol of counterculture and communal living.Origins and EvolutionFreetown Christiania began in 1971