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A veteran of the elk hunting in Tana, Norv. Aslaksen. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 1994-08 The river Pecha in the Murmansk region, which runs out in Tuloma, is a good river for salmon fishing, but also a speedy river, which can be a challenge for canoeing.	Any message about elks? ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 1995-09 "Vera Andreevna Polyanina was a young enthusiastic girl with a tragic fate. She joined the partisan group Bolshevik Zapolyariya at the age of 21. After she lost her boyfriend, who also was a partisan, she committed suicide. Her name was never written on the monument of the young partisans who gave their life for the war against the Nazi Germans (see pic. 012206). Only fifty years after her dead a monument was raised on the Partisan Island of the young female soldier (the story can be red in ""Vandringer i Grenseland - only in Norwegian language)."	Bamse, a Norwegian elk dog (gray). ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 1994-08 The river Pecha in the Murmansk region, which runs out in Tuloma, is a good river for salmon fishing.
By the camp of the big game hunters. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 1993-09 What is left of the stab bunker of the partisan group Bolshevik Zapolyariya on an island in the Not Javre in the Murmansk region.	The hunting team Sottinen. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 1994-03 Russia has huge areas for small game hunting. Especially the hunting for the big black wood grouse or capricailie (nor.: tiur) might be exciting.	Truls Halvari on the trace of an elk. ©Øyvind Ravna Date: 1994-09 An early morning by the Not javre on the Kola Peninsula.