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We started in Örebro without knowing if it would be possible to go all the way.
03.19 am, breakfast in the hostel in Örebro. (Photo: me)
03.43 am, entering the taxi to go to the ice. (Photo: me)
04.00 am, on the ice at Rävgången in Örebro, ready to go. (Photo: me)
04.05 am. (Photo: me)
04.23 am. (Photo: me)
04.28 am. (Photo: me)
05.32 am. (Photo: me)
05.36 am. (Photo: me)
05.45 am, sunrise. (Photo: me)
06.14 am. (Photo: me)
06.26 am. (Photo: me)
06.39 am. (Photo: me)
06.56 am. (Photo: me)
07.16 am. (Photo: me)
Underwater streams had destroyed the ice on the canal and stream connecting the lakes
so we had to take a taxi. (The taxi transfer is not included in the measured 184 km.)
07.49 am, taxi transfer from lake Hjälmaren to lake Mälaren (see above). (Photo: me)
08.41 am. (Photo: me)
09.33 am. (Photo: me)
10.15 am. (Photo: me)
11.26 am. (Photo: me)
11.49 am. (Photo: me)
11.51 am. (Photo: me)
12.07 pm. (Photo: me)
12.14 pm, an interesting passage. (Photo: me)
12.27 pm, arriving at Hjulstabron. (Photo: me)
12.29 pm, Hjulstabron. (Photo: me)
12.46 pm. There was no ice east of Hjulstabron so we had to walk for 61 minutes before
we could enter the ice again. (Photo: me)
13.18 pm. Same as above. (Photo: me)
14.19 pm. (Photo: me)
14.19 pm. The same passage as above from another angle. (Photo: me)
14.30 pm. (Photo: me)
15.20 pm, at Sparin.
Erik Rosengren, Mats Röjgård, Magnus Duvnäs, Per Helén, Marcus Ihre, Magnus Hektor and Tomas Movin. One participant, the photographer, is missing on the photo. (Photo: me)
17.10 pm. (Photo: me)
17.32 pm, Nockebybron. (Photo: me)
17.42 pm. Stuggle with the ice until the end. (Photo: me)
17.59 pm, less than 1 km to go. (Photo: me)
18.08 pm, at Tranebergsbron/Alvik. We (all eight participants) made it! (Photo: me)
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