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> in turku it�s generally warmer - only a bit though - cos the arcipelago
> works as a shelter against sea winds. helsinki doesn�t have one, so in the
> wintewr it�s damn windy and cold. now its�s november and the sun doesn�t
> shine neither in turku nor in helsinki
Ha, Helsinki does have an archipelago. It's just smaller than the Turku
archipelago that extends all the way to the �land islands. But Turku is
also closer to the North Atlantic Golf current that is in the first
place mostly responsible for the fact that Finland doesn't completely
freeze over at winter.
But Helsinki is a bigger city so there's more warmth radiating from
people and buildings. =)
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reason there ariseth such a funke in the night..."
- W. Capps, 1623
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