How to pronounce “lapland” in English

So they invited us over.And I was so excited I was shooting Lapland.This is brilliant. That's a great trip.

And then, finally, as you start building the business, remembering why you started it.I was a couple of weeks ago in Lapland with a bunch of friends.It was minus 39 degrees, and it went to frozen water.

today. So juniper berries-- which I mentioned.And in 1673 a scholar at Uppsala University in Sweden wrote a book about Lapland-- Laponia-- Johannes Schefferus.

When the trawl-- this is the trawl, the net-- when it's being dragged along the sea floor, the reaction, the biological reaction, for haddockShe was of Sami dissent, from the Lapland country in the north of Norway and she was pregnant.

You worried about me, like, yeah, show me your face.Like can I shoot it somehow, because there's no chance I would get to Lapland a new model now.So she was swollen slightly on one side.

somehow. And we were just lucky.So sometimes, you can go all the way to Lapland and come back with nothing or just one JPEG, which is still good enough.So obviously, the client doesn't know the back story.

and the iridescence of ice.So when I talk about these two poles of fire and ice, the dish that comes most to mind is a dish from the Sami, who are also known as Laplanders.They live in the far north of Norway, Sweden and also Finland.

today. So juniper berries-- which I mentioned.And he says on the origin, superstitions, and sacred magic of this Sami-- or the Laplanders.