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Glysa's basement is a typical dead ice pit and was formed when blocks of ice fell to the bottom of the ice river when the ice sheet melted around 10 000 years ago. The ice block was embedded by gravel and sand and when the ice melted, a so-called "dead ice pit" was created. Unlike its water-filled neighbor Jätten's basin, Glysa's basement is dry and its bottom consists of bog/sand soil.
The forest area in the Forssjö recreation area used to be called Glisa or Glysamon and played a major role in popular fantasy. According to the legend, the giantess Glysa lived on Glysamon. Northwest of the area is also the grave of Glysa, a large ship from the early Iron Age. Legend has it that Glysa was killed by trolls and buried there.
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Glysa's cellar can be found in the Forssjö outdoor area. Forssjö outdoor area is best reached via the parking lot located along Bruksvägen, a short distance outside Forssjö, south of the outdoor area.
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