The nearly 1,200-metre bridge is said to be the longest bridge in the world that will exclusively serve pedestrians, cyclists and trams.
The nearly 1,200-metre bridge is said to be the longest bridge in the world that will exclusively serve pedestrians, cyclists and trams.
Why? This is Finland. Saunas used to be a type of shrine here before we were converted to christianity. They are seriously important in our culture.
I honestly don’t see anything weird in having a sauna in an event like this. But, I am a Finn.
Please spread your ways. We need more Saunas here.
Try searching for these three in some image search or video platform:
“Jos ei sauna, viina ja terva auta, niin tauti on kuolemaksi.”
“If sauna, booze and tar don’t help, then the disease is lethal.”
Other cultures have their traditional remedies, we have ours.
Are tent saunas any good?
A lot I see when very quickly looking are plugged into the mains which seems to defeat the entire point of it being portable. If it was fire powered then it could actually be used anywhere. Like, at the beach in winter.
You should get better results with the finnish word “telttasauna”. Normally it would have a small wood stove.
A tent sauna wastes tremendeous amounts of energy. You’ll need a disproportianely large kiuas for a small space, and you will be wasting some extra wood. But otherwise, it does work. And also, needing to heat it more actively does increase the airflow, which is a nice thing!
At least firewood is very cheap per kWh compared to gas or electricity. Idea would be for infrequent usage away from home, though somewhat decent tent saunas still seem to cost a bit.
It’s tempting but don’t know if I would use it enough to justify the price.