Aleksandrs Ozoliņš returns to Salacgrīva after working in Norway
Aleksandrs Ozoliņš, 41, has come back to Salacgrīva, where he spent his childhood and youth, after a period of work in Norway. The regional newspaper Auseklis tells his story.
Aleksandrs Ozoliņš, 41, has returned to the place where he grew up, Salacgrīva, after working in Norway. His story is told in an interview feature titled "Aleksandrs likes change, and Salacgrīva", published by Auseklis, a regional newspaper from Limbaži.
Life outside the town
Aleksandrs now lives near Salacgrīva in a rural apartment. A garden is right next to it, and a river is only a few hundred metres away. The setting gives him room for farming chores as well as for a new hobby.
A new pastime
Lately he has taken a particular liking to smoking fish. During the conversation with the newspaper, he also prepared food in his kitchen.
The introduction to the article includes a photograph of Aleksandrs in Norway on the Troll's Path (Trollstigen), described as one of the most picturesque mountain roads in the world.
The full interview is available in the printed edition of Auseklis and in its e-paper.
