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Jag bryter upp till Sverige i två dagar och väskor är inte packat, vad faslig! Det är så tråkigt att packa... Men jag har samlat lite information om Storuman. 

Enligt Wikipedia, det har en befolkning på 2207 personen, men min reseguide säger att det finns inte mindre än 6500. Oj oj! Storuman ÄR i reseguide. Det finns ett hotell som fungerar även som bar, helgen disco, restaurang och turistbyrå. I folket huset kan man titta på filmen ett eller två gånger i veckan. Nära Folkhögskolan ligger simhallet, där jag kan göra idrotten och få lite muskler. Toppen!

Men den bästa informationen jag har samlat om denna lilla by hittills är om en lokal sport som kallas boll över tak. En viss Daniel Stenvall har skrivit om det på engelska på virtualtourist.com:

In Skarvsjöby and Storuman you find people playing a very local game called Boll över tak (Ball over roof).

The rules are simple:
- Bring a tennis ball
- Find a house with a good roof, and preferably without too many windows
- Divide into two equal teams
- The teams stand on each side of the roof
- Start throwing the ball over the roof

Then there are two ways of getting points:
- When a team fail to bounce the ball on the roof when throwing it over, the other team get one point
- When someone catch the ball in the air, his/her team will then get one point

The teams will not know how many points the other have since they can't see if the other team did catch the ball of not.

The first team reaching three points shall then hunt the others. It means that they are sneaking to the other side of the house, trying to hit so many of the people in the other team with the ball. The other team shall then try to move to the other side where they are safe from the hunting team. The person who is hit by the ball has to change to the other team. This means that the game continue until all players are on the same team.

So in the end, all (except of the last person that was hit) is on the winning team. It's a good game where everyone is the winner, isn't it?

Det låter så fantastiskt!