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Day5: 18 August, Miellädno - Låddejåhkå, 11 km

The throat and cold are worse today, but my body temperature is not much more than normal. Despite this rather good condition do we not dare to get into the heart of Sarek in this condition. We head instead for Padjelantaleden at Låddejåhkå. We use the bridge to get to the other side of Miellädno. The bridge feel unsteady, but that has it always done. After the bridge do we follow downstream of Miellädno. We pass through many thickets with osier, marshes, here and there is a heath. We try to follow the reindeer paths through the osier. It is wet, many deep brooks are hidden in the thicket. They are narrow and easy to jump over, the problem is to see them. Now and then do a shower pass by. As we approach where Miellädno make ninety degree turn do the osier disappear. The river has made steep banks in the hilly landscape.

The brook Alep Násasjågåsj from Násasvágge divide in two, we easily cross the first one after the split. We follow the second one until it turn towards Miellädno, where we can get over it without problems. Small frogs, lemmings, and mice run away as we approach. We walk between Miellädno and a large marsh. The brook, more correctly is it a pool, from the marsh is an obstacle, it is wide and deep. The bottom is muddy, and one sink deep into it. We desist from fording and follow it to Miellädno where the bottom is stony and it is shallow.

To the lake Máhttoajvejávrásj are heaths. We walk south of the lake, the brook is not a problem. After the lake do we turn north towards Låddejåhkå. There are many marshes, as we approach Låddejåhkå is there more and more of osier, and it is wet. The clouds hang on heavily on Máhttoajvve. On the slope of Máhttoajvve towards Låddejåhkå is the oiser large and abundant. My friend propose to stay at an opening near a brook, but I propose to find a place at Låddejåhkå. We fight our way through the osier down to the stream. We arrive at a very nice waterfall. We contine downstream without seeing any place to stay. Luckily for me do we finally arrive at an opening good enough.

The health is not the best, I feel tired. According to my friend do we old men need two weeks for getting sick, be sick, get healthy, and have time to walk the planned seven day tour. The evening is wonderful, the sun make a visit. It is very welcome.

Miellädno

Máhttoajvejávrásj

Låddejåhkå

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