A bay that holds hard by January
The ice on velokari.pro is thick enough to walk without listening for it, which is exactly the point: once the surface is trustworthy, the only thing left to judge is the ring around a shadow.
Short daylight, short rounds
A winter round lasts seventy-five seconds because that is the honest length of a good stretch of light on a northern bay. It is long enough to settle into a rhythm and short enough that starting over never feels expensive.
Five holes and one rod
Every hole on the board is drilled the same width, and up to five can hold a shadow at the same time. A flag beside a hole marks nothing more than a different colour of ring, so there is no hidden rule to memorise and no penalty for choosing the nearest one.
Drawn, not photographed
The bay illustration, the flag, and every diagram on this domain are vector drawings generated for velokari.pro. Nothing is a stock photograph, which is why the board stays sharp from a phone screen to a desktop monitor.
Where a season best lives
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What comes up through the hole
Three silhouettes appear on this bay, differing only in size and colour. Behaviour is identical across all of them, so a strike is never a gamble on which shadow you happened to find.
