We’ve had a beautiful autumn. Our hike to Kirkeporten (foreground) was spectacular and NO wind, which is not normal. The North Cape plateau is in the background.
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The world is big…
And I want to have a good look at it before it gets dark. – John Muir The countdown to our polar night season is well underway. In one month, the sun will bid us farewell for 2020.
A Whale of a Time!
What an amazing trip, to yet a new place (for us), on the island we live on. It appears that years ago, a large whale got stuck in this small channel of water and someone has set the bones out to dry. Look how big this rib bone is! I’m in awe. If it weren’tContinue reading “A Whale of a Time!”
August Arctic Nights: Midnight
The sun is now setting before midnight and rising a short time afterward. What a gift!
The Sky Below Me
This summer I’ve been drawn to small pools of water and the sky’s reflection on their glassy surfaces. It takes my breath away every time.
Arctic Summer Nights
When all is well in my soul
June Sky… it’s relative
June 10, 2020, driving over the island og Magerøya, North Cape, Norway
Sea of Glass
Discovering new places on the island I love
Skarsvåg is the northern-most fishing village in continental Europe (yes, we live on an island but it’s still considered the top of Europe.) While taking photos yesterday, I had associates with a vacation to Crete. But the arctic temperatures are just a tad cooler at 71 degrees north.
Everyday life in the North Cape & North of Norway 