Planetskier: Laitamaa - Sidecountry - mini-cavelets

I needed some exercise, so went for a snowshoe walk with Jarmo. On his suggestion we ended up going to Laitamaa, an area of Kirkkonummi where we've previously seen many small caves.

It turned out to be a nice walk in sunshine, and we did find a few tiny cavelets as well.

They were:

The Kakarpuron pikkukolo (the Kakarstream tiny hole) at N 60.248883 E 24.501184, approximately. There's also a map and a 3D model (and a browser version).

The Kakarpuron lippaluolanen (the Kakarstream roof cavelet) at N 60.249272 E 24.501377. There's also a map and a 3D model (and a browser version).

The Kakaraukion lippaluolanen (the Kakar field roof cavelet) at N 60.250564 E 24.503524. There's also a map and a 3D model (and a browser version).

The Kakaraukion pikkukolo (the Kakar field tiny hole) at N 60.250563 E 24.503646. There's also a map and a 3D model (and browser version).

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