Ams - Fin Trip Day 3 Huskies and injury

We woke up early and saw the sunrise. 

Right back ground has some colors like a rainbow.  Is that aurora in day time?

Another green lights behind of us! 

Breakfast buffet! 

 Husky ride time! We rented the snow wear! 

So far so good!

Let's go!

Easy start on the flat ground. 

To maneuver the sleigh, pull and lean to left to go left and right to go right. It is kinda difficult. Funny thing is that huskies pooped while running . 4 of 6 huskies did it! 

This is where we changed drivers.

My turn! I am the driver, but the break didn't work because I am too light. Snow walls on both sides are getting higher and I had a difficult time driving. Plus Ken put his leg left which made the sleigh go left and I had to tilt it to right with a lot of effort on the straight way. It took a long time for me to figure out what was wrong  I think there was lack of information provided. I almost flipped the sleigh. In order to save it, I had to get off and got dragged by the sleigh. We were still safe, but I gave up on driving. Ken said they added another dog after seeing Ken lol. He looks bigger than other travelers. So our dogs were extremely powerful! Soon after Ken started driving again, he flipped the sleigh! I fell and my left shoulder got out of the socket  My shoulder occasionally goes out. It started when I was a six grader, playing basketball. Last time when it happened was in Hawaii. We were eaten by the big wave. I was holding on the turtle floater and didn't let it go. Immediately I laid on my back flat and the shoulder went back in. This time snow was too soft, and laying on my back didn't help. I was carried on the snowmobile back to the cabin. I tried almost an hour to put my joint in the right place. Nothing helped. We were in the middle of nowhere. There is only one doctor in the town and was out of the office hours. I was told to go back to Ivalo by a taxi to see a doctor, who might not help anything. We were informed that doctors in Finland don't do much adjustment because they are afraid of messing it up. We didn't buy a travel insurance. I thought it would be ok with my credit card benefit, which comes with the accident insurance. After so many attempts, Heidi, the instructor lady made me lay on my belly on the higher stools flat and pulled my arm downwards. She learned it because her mom's joint goes out occasionally, too. The click! It went back in whew Good that we didn't have any activities booked later the day. I didn't hold other tour participants from their next activities either. Ironically I got the free snowmobile ride with my shoulder out of the socket Originally I booked a snowmobile activity, but I canceled because we didn't want to bring the international drivers license. Even though my arm and shoulder got more pain later, we walked around in this arctic resort and took some pictures before the dinner. This tower will be open sometime this year.

This reminds me of Moomin's house. 

Later we found out this is the Santa's house. Smaller than I thought. Kinda I regret that we didn't go closer. It wasn't open anyway and I didn't want to get hurt again. The stairs looked slippery. 

In the reception area and the restaurant.

Tonight the menu was reindeer meat!

Aurora appeared little after midnight. More activities compared to last night  However I couldn't take good pictures due to the injury. All blur 

I got some purple 

I don't blame on Ken for flipping the sleigh. I was the one who wanted to do this activity and he just did it for me. I was so thankful to Heidi for putting my arm back. If the proper instructions were given before the activity, it might have helped to prevent it.