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Caption Four Bahá'í pioneers climbed Sweden's Akka Mountain last August. Akka Mountain is in one of the country's arctic parks in Lapland. Akka means 'married woman' in the Lappish language. The Bahá'í mountaineers are (left to right) Carol Bardin (pioneer to Finland), Michael Reeve, David Maytan, and Margaret Maytan (all pioneers to Sweden). The mountain is in the background. The Bahá'ís spent four days in the park, displaying Bahá'í posters and distributing brochures on the Faith.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 585, page 17. View as PDF

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