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Football wife does another post-birth selfie

The glamorous footballer's wife who caused a storm last year by posting a 'selfie' of her washboard stomach just four days after giving birth has done it again.

Football wife does another post-birth selfie
Caroline Berg Eriksen - Photo: Caroline Berg Eriksen
"My shape is getting better and better after birth," boasted Caroline Berg Eriksen, who blogs under the name "Fotballfrue" (Footballer's Wife), as she posted a post-gym picture displaying her rippling stomach muscles on Instagram. 
 
"Yes, of course I'm proud!" she wrote on her blog, defending her position to post yet another picture. 
 
When Eriksen posted her first post-birth photo at the end of November, she was sharply criticised by Norwegian bloggers, with Suzanne Aabel attacking her in Dagbladet newspaper. 
 
"In my eyes, this picture is wildly provocative," Aabel wrote. "Not just because I'm the chubby girl who's envious of her petite figure, but because I began to despise my own body when I was about twelve."
 
Eriksen is married to Lars-Kristian Eriksen, who plays for the Odds Ballklubb, a team in Norway's Premier League based in Skien.

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Selfie-seekers ignore social distancing rules at Catalonia’s highest peak

Park authorities are considering limiting numbers to one of Catalonia's most breathtaking beauty spots after selfie-seeking crowds formed at the region's highest peak.

Selfie-seekers ignore social distancing rules at Catalonia's highest peak
Queues at the peak of Catalonia's highest mountain. Photo: @pnaltpirineu

Crowds swarmed the Alt Pirineu Natural Park over the weekend, and massive lines of people waiting to take selfies at the summit of the Pica d’Estats – the highest mountain in Catalonia – sparked outrage online.

On Sunday, the Alt Pirineu Natural Park’s official Twitter account posted a video of a long line of people waiting to take photos at the Pica d’Estats, which at 3,143 metres over sea level is the highest mountain in Catalonia: 

 

The Tweet criticized the park’s overcrowding, saying it was damaging the natural landscape, and called for more regulation.

In the video, a line of people who were not wearing masks and were not respecting social distancing rules can be seen waiting for their chance to take a photo with the cross that marks the mountain’s summit. 

The account also posted pictures of camper vans parked lining the road in nearby Sant Joan de l'Erm and of visitors swimming in Alpine lakes, which is forbidden because sunscreen and insect repellent are toxic to the amphibians that live in them, according to park authorities: 

Friday was Diada, the National Day of Catalonia, and many Catalans took advantage of the three-day weekend to leave the cities and enjoy the region’s natural landscapes. 

But park authorities say that the crowds over the holiday have led them to work to establish a system to regulate access to the area going forward. 

By Sam Harrison in Barcelona
 
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