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    We got lost on our way to Vossevangen & ran into several flocks of sheep.: by stephjwilson, Views[347]
         		 Bakka: by stephjwilson, Views[263]
         		 Mini horses hanging out in Bakka: by stephjwilson, Views[364]
         		 Naeroyfjord: by stephjwilson, Views[318]
         		 Hiking up Rimstigen: by stephjwilson, Views[1003]
     
    Dorothy at North Cape: by ozedot, Views[161]
         		 Dorothy & Catherine on the Kong Harald: by ozedot, Views[141]
         		 Arctic Baptism: by ozedot, Views[143]
         		 Departing Bodo: by ozedot, Views[163]
         		 Berthing at Havoysund: by ozedot, Views[201]
     
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         		 Scandinavian Rullepølse: by kellycuisine, Views[1255]
     
    Scandinavian Rullepølse: by kellycuisine, Views[842]
         		 Scandinavian Rullepølse: by kellycuisine, Views[888]
         		 Scandinavian Rullepølse: by kellycuisine, Views[751]
         		 Scandinavian Rullepølse: by kellycuisine, Views[863]
         		 Greg Henry in Norway: by jgreghenry, Views[1039]
     
    Plum Porridge in Norway: by jgreghenry, Views[276]
         		 Preikestolen View after a 2 hours climbing for reach the top of the rock: by awesometraveller, Views[376]
         		 North Cape, after days of drive and sleepless night I finally reach the goal: by awesometraveller, Views[380]
         		 Somewhere in Nowhere along the road to North Cape, a breathless place.: by awesometraveller, Views[360]
         		 23.30, light night sky of the north road in the summer time: by awesometraveller, Views[378]
     
    People use to sit on the edge for feel the freedom of that amazing place.: by awesometraveller, Views[327]
         		 Training the dogs. The sun didn't rise any higher that day. Now it doesn't rise.: by dunctk, Views[277]
         		 Layers of ice on a lake which we will cross with the dog team later this winter.: by dunctk, Views[267]
         		 A night out under the aurora borealis, in thick traditional arctic tents.: by dunctk, Views[495]
         		 After a sled crash, Lars and I went out to repair the edges of one of the tracks: by dunctk, Views[317]
     
    Autumn was quick. The trees were bright orange when I arrived, bare in weeks/: by dunctk, Views[269]
         		 The winter frozen bay of Dalabukta on the Sorfjorden fjord.: by aishlingmuller, Views[399]
         		 Daylight fades behinds the mountain of Esperviktinden from the Hemnes Peninsula: by aishlingmuller, Views[400]
         		 The aurora borealis on a full moon lit night on the outskirts of Hemnesberget: by aishlingmuller, Views[327]
         		 Children play outside the Brnehage in the village of Hemnesberget.: by aishlingmuller, Views[407]
     
    View from the village of Hemnesberget across the fjord in Nordland Norway.: by aishlingmuller, Views[317]
         		 In the expanse of the archipelago, Walrus' are often only seen tightly huddled together in a pack, barely raising a flipper or tusk. When they separate from the pack though they are a joy to watch. These 2 eventually came to us as the first slowly rolled down the embankment one after each other, yelping and flipping at each other to move or follow along, wiggling in the warm stones, until both were in the water and swimming our way. : by akbudden, Views[410]
         		 Welcome to Ny London. Once a marble mine financed by floating it on the London stock exchange, the wilderness here left rich families bankrupt and empty handed as the arctic permafrost reduced the marble to dust once mined. All that is left here now are remnants of machinery and a scattering of personal items over the landscape. : by akbudden, Views[471]
         		 A few years back you couldn't see these mountains. In bays such as this, where carvings are so frequent the sound is deafening and the glacial wall is blue from all the new chunks of ice breaking free that it becomes easy to see how small they are getting. Slowly moving along, with the pop and crackle of ice around us, the ruts in the hill side speak of how much height and length has been lost from the glacier. : by akbudden, Views[473]
         		 There is no guarantee of seeing a polar bear on a trip to the arctic. With a little luck and great timing though a tiny white spot in the horizon becomes an extraordinary creature up close. Whilst visiting this glacial bay, this young male stopped his afternoon swim to climb on an iceberg to bask in the sunlight and allow us to come and have a closer look. : by akbudden, Views[445]
     
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