Great photos! In February I went to the North Cape for a little over 2 hours, I was a passenger on one of the Hurtigruten ships, but in my limited time journeying to the North Cape, I knew that I will come back there and spend more time there, exploring the island. Great blog, I look forward to more of your posts! 😀
Thanks for stopping by. Yes, it is a beautiful area and I can imagine you would have a wonderful time taking photos up here. I just checked out your blog and am following now. If you haven’t been here in the summer, the midnight sun is wonderful, as well as the reindeer 🙂
Thank you. The fishing huts are called rorbu. Here’s a link about them http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rorbu. They were once used as seasonal fishing huts, but now they are for tourists. And as for taking a dip in the summer, I dip my toes 😉 but my kids are much braver than me and when we are lucky enough to have temps in the 20’s, they dive right in!
Great photos! In February I went to the North Cape for a little over 2 hours, I was a passenger on one of the Hurtigruten ships, but in my limited time journeying to the North Cape, I knew that I will come back there and spend more time there, exploring the island. Great blog, I look forward to more of your posts! 😀
Thanks for stopping by. Yes, it is a beautiful area and I can imagine you would have a wonderful time taking photos up here. I just checked out your blog and am following now. If you haven’t been here in the summer, the midnight sun is wonderful, as well as the reindeer 🙂
Thanks for the follow! I haven’t been there in the summer and will definitely have to do that at some point!
So lovely details. Ha en kjempeflott dag. 🙂
These are beautiful. I love the colors.
Thank you, Pat. I liked your silent Sunday photo 🙂
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Lovely photos. Are those Beach Huts? Looks a bit cold for a dip even in Summer.
Lovely pictures – are they beach huts? It looks a bit cold for a dip even in Summer.
Thank you. The fishing huts are called rorbu. Here’s a link about them http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rorbu. They were once used as seasonal fishing huts, but now they are for tourists. And as for taking a dip in the summer, I dip my toes 😉 but my kids are much braver than me and when we are lucky enough to have temps in the 20’s, they dive right in!