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    traditional Sámi storehouses, known as njalla or ájtte, which are raised on a single, high tree stump or several to protect food from predators, creating a striking resemblance to the folkloric «hut on chicken legs»


    traditional Sámi storehouses, known as njalla or ájtte, which are raised on a single, high tree stump or several to protect food from predators, creating a striking resemblance to the folkloric «hut on chicken legs»

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    2. acocktailofmagnets on

      I do not think I would want to be on a psychoactive substance near those things.

    6. Vongbingen_esque on

      If it’s raised on a single tree stump why is it actually on 4 stumps?

    18. Checkoutmawheeeeepit on

      I’m a Terry Prattchet fan and so I’m expecting a witch to pop out with floury arms 😂

    20. Kim_catiko on

      As far as I know, Scooby Doo has taken inspiration twice in separate series. One in Mystery Incorporated and the next in Be Cool Scooby Doo.

    22. ponyponyta on

      How brilliant to use tree stumps like that, like of course that works, trees come built in with stability

    23. maple_crowtoast on

      I wonder if they plant the trees with the intention to build on them, or if they find the trees and go from there?

    29. Far_Cable_1484 on

      This looks like something out of a Souls game. Oh, too close, now I have to eviscerate you.

    30. IndependentCod1600 on

      Are the stumps treated with something to prevent decay or does this building come with a predetermined expiration date?

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