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Hjortron Magazine is a publication about everything Swedish in German. But Hjortron is not merely a traveler’s magazine. It also focuses on Swedish lifestyle and culture, trends and traditions, everyday life and typical holidays. You can buy Hjortron Magazine in many train stations and airports all over Germany. Of course, you can also subscribe Hjortron and receive it by mail.
Wikipedia says:
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| "The cloudberry (Rubus chamaemorus), also called bakeapple in Atlantic Canada, is a slow-growing alpine or sub-Arctic species of Rubus, producing amber-colored edible fruit. Cloudberries occur naturally throughout the Northern Hemisphere and mainly in mountainous areas. The cloudberry can withstand cold temperatures down to well below -40°C, but is sensitive to salt and to dry conditions." |
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In Swedish the cloudberry is called Hjortron.
Hjotron and the Swedes
Cloudberries are rare and once you find them, you'll find them to be bitter. But by adding a little sugar and use your patience they make delicious jam, juice and liqueur. Maybe cloudberries are a little bit like Swedes? With kindness and a little patience you can create longlasting friendshiops.
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