Troll­fjord, Skro­va – 02nd Novem­ber 2016

Wed
2 Nov
2016

Natu­re has set herself a monu­ment in Troll­fjord. The place is obvious­ly famous for its impres­si­ve sce­ne­ry. Which does not suf­fer from fine wea­ther sur­roun­ded by rock­walls, several hund­red metres high, cir­cling with the Zodiac around Anti­gua, while Sea eagles are cir­cling on the sky … good life in the far north!

Click on thumb­nail to open an enlar­ged ver­si­on of the spe­ci­fic pho­to.

The pas­sa­ge into the har­bour of Skro­va, bet­ween many rocks and sker­ries, is very plea­sant. And so are the nort­hern lights. We had some nice ones in the late after­noon. Cer­tain­ly not the stron­gest ones ever, but nice. We could well do with some more acti­vi­ty, but they are having a break right now. Let’s see what hap­pens later. Fin­gers cros­sed.

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