Haukkavuoren aarre: Kertomus

audiobook

Haukkavuoren aarre: Kertomus

by Eino Into Parmanen

FI·~3 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total
1

HAUKKAVUOREN AARRE

0:06
2

MOTTO.

0:07
3

I.

9:01
4

II.

10:50
5

III.

9:21
6

IV.

10:36
7

V.

11:27
8

VI.

4:43
9

V.

2:53
10

VII.

8:36

Description

In the flat, fertile lands of Louhijärvi, south‑west Finland, a lone hill rises from the horizon – the mist‑crowned Haukkavuori. Local legend tells of a foreign vessel that once anchored on its shore, its crew unloading a heavy, clanking chest before vanishing into the night. A tiny Lapp girl hidden among the reeds watches their secretive actions, her curiosity turning to fear as the strangers disappear. The tale has been whispered for generations, casting the mountain as a silent sentinel of hidden riches.

First‑hand accounts of storm‑tossed seas and vanished travelers add a gritty realism that pulls listeners toward the mystery. As elders recalled the story by winter hearths, the allure of a hidden chest grew, promising a journey into folklore and the restless human urge to uncover what lies beneath the crags. The audiobook captures the crisp Finnish air, the echo of church bells and the rustle of reeds, making the legend feel both intimate and expansive.

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Language

fi

Duration

~3 hours (217K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Finland: Yrjö Weilin, 1907.

Credits

Anna Siren and Tapio Riikonen

Release date

2022-03-06

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

EI

Eino Into Parmanen

1879–1943

A Finnish writer, teacher, and civil servant, he is best remembered for chronicling Finland’s resistance during the years of Russian rule. His life moved through activism, public service, and historical writing, giving his work a strong sense of lived experience.

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