Picture gallery!
Kristina works as a model for the two gyms were she works as an instructor. |
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 Kristina did a cours, called LoS, with the Swedish Army in Enköping-Sweden. During three days she had to survive in the woods and the first 24hours was solo, with only a tent and a small survivor kitchen. |
During the second day Kristina and two others sat all day, out in nature, and discussed the material of the cours and how your leadership skills develop. The education, LoS, stands for Leadership and “knowing yourself better” and the goal is to develop your leadership skills and at the same time gain confidence and knowing about yourself. |
 Climbing on Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs, Us. |
At the age of two Kristina climbed up the family house and sat on the roof enjoying the view. Since then Kristina was hooked in climbing. |
 Kristina, far right, rock climbing in the Garden of the Gods, in Colorado Springs, Us. |
 Kristina uses cameras with big lenses in order to get the best pictures on all her adventures. However it´s difficult to transport these lenses that weigh around 25 pounds. |
 Skiing telemark is a wonderful way of skiing. Bending in every turn results in a nice burning sensation in the thighs! |
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 White-water kayaking in Vindeln, Umeå. June 2005. |
 Due to nine months long winter here in Sweden you must keep busy, so the darkness doesn´t get to you. Snowboarding is one of the many activities. |
 The family always go on at least one skiing trip every winter. We are all fans of traditional down-hill but occasionally we do some snowboarding or “telemark”. |
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 Rafting is something I love to do. Me and my friend Ornina took a trip up north in Sweden to paddle kayak and rafting, a weekend. |
 The fast feeling were you go faster than the water is incredible. Control is the key to a successful ride. |
 When paddling kayak in fast moving water you usually tip more than once. Luckily a wetsuit and helmet keeps you from freezing and getting hurt. |
 Rafting in Thailand was a new experience. The water was warm which is a first for me. |
 Kristina worked as an instructor on a high-based trail up among the trees, 10 meters over ground. |
 Kristina, to your right, is instructing and following a person through the high-based trail. |
 Kristina, to your right, guiding her mother, Susan, through the high-based trail. (10 meters over ground). |
 Kristina, to your far right, skies “Telemark” which is a different style of down-hill skiing. Only your toe is attached to the ski, leaving you to be able to bend in every turn. |
 Kristina was interviewed by Norrlands Nations Newspaper, Uppsala, before leaving for Nepal, Mount Everst. Her ability of both playing the trumpet and climbing seems to be no problem. |
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