When the sun comes back on January 22, putting an end to the polar nights, it doesn’t waste anytime brightening our days. Now, just 30 days later we have 8 hours of daylight! Sunrise 7:30 am and sunset 15.30. 
And we are grateful it is blessing us with its presence.
Everyday life in the North Cape & North of Norway 
Wow! It’s such a foreign concept for me… I’m loving all your posts. I have just posted some beach shots on my blog so you can see what it’s like where we live. Enjoy the sunshine! 🙂 x
We definitely live in different worlds. I looked at your images and I have to admit they made me long for a vacation in a warm place. Looked like a wonderful day making memories with your family. Enjoy the warmth 🙂
woww…nice pic
Thank you 🙂
I am so happy the light came back! The landscape is beautiful. How many degrees you have there right now?
Thanks. The light definitely brightens our spirits. Right now the temperatures are between -4 and -10 C, with very strong winds.
In seven years here, I’ve gradually gotten used to how quickly the sun expands its visit to us in the Bergen area after December 21st … but I hadn’t thought about how much more intense it was further north, once it graces your area again after the continual night. Great post and image!
Thanks Cindi. The longer days are a welcome sight after this past polar night season. Now I am headed over to your blog to catch up on what’s been going with you. Ha en fin dag.
It’s always impressive in which huge steps the sun comes back to you in those Northern latitudinal lines. Nyt solen og ha en fantastisk flott dag! 😉
Before we know it, May 14 is here witih 24 hours of sunlight. Takk og i like måte (thank you and likewise)
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