Chapel of Reindeer Hair and Stone
The scene
A small dry-stone chapel of grey weathered rock standing on a windswept bluff above a vast glacial-blue lake, high snow-flecked peaks ringing the far horizon. Warm candlelight glows through the building's few small windows against an Arctic evening of long low sun, the light raking in from frame left to stretch shadows across coarse grass, scree and lichen-covered boulders. Low wooden benches and a simple timber cross sit just inside, out of the wind, and a few distant anonymous hikers in rain jackets stand outside on the path. Palette of slate grey, glacial blue, bone-white quartz and a soft amber glow from within; textures of rough stone, tarred timber, worn boot prints in pale gravel. No text, lettering, signage or numerals anywhere in the image. 16:9 landscape.
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Based on
Europe’s wildest pilgrimage route: a trek through the mountains of north-west Sweden
A remote 18th-century chapel deep in Sami lands is the goal of the Präststigen, a 37-mile trail that traverses some of the country’s most spectacular scenery
The Guardian
Built in 1788, the dry-stone Alkavare chapel on its bluff above Alggajavvre lake, its walls insulated with reindeer hair, where hikers in Gore-Tex attend the annual summer service.