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The most important animal in Lapland is the reindeer, as it is used for food, transportation, clothing, and other materials. The three main forms of winter transportation are reindeer rides, husky rides, and snow bikes. Reindeer rides are slow and allow seeing drawings on trees, while husky rides are faster but hands and feet may get cold. Snow bikes can be fast but those under 14 ride in side cars. Santa Village is a popular tourist destination where one can meet Santa and visit ice structures. The capital of Finland is Helsinki, which has beautiful churches and an expensive cost of living.
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1. Hannah went on a school trip to Lapland where she had many exciting experiences like reindeer tracking, visiting a Sami camp, taking a dogsled ride, and seeing the Northern Lights.
2. Some highlights of the trip included seeing a herd of reindeer in the tundra, learning about the Sami way of life at their camps, and staying overnight at an ice hotel built entirely of ice with beds and furniture also made of ice.
3. Hannah described the trip as the best she had ever been on and encouraged the reader to visit Lapland themselves someday.
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- 8. I visited Finland in Lapland it was a grate journey maybe even one of the best. It was really “cool”.