Daud­manns­od­den-Ymer­buk­ta – 11th July 2019

Thu
11 Jul
2019

The last day – time is fly­ing! We have made good speed and arri­ved outer Isfjord in the ear­ly morning, so we con­ti­nued a few miles to the north, into For­landsund (how many times did we sail through For­landsund on this trip ..?). We went ashore in one of the beau­ti­ful bays on Spitsbergen’s west coast, and after a full day at sea, it was good to get some tun­dra under our rub­ber boots again! Next to all the beau­ti­ful flowers and wild­life of the tun­dra, we found remains of a dead sperm wha­le on the beach and a lepi­du­rus gla­cia­lis (no idea about the com­mon name) in a litt­le lake.

Gal­le­ry – Daud­manns­od­den-Ymer­buk­ta – 11th July 2019

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

Later, we went ashore once again, then in Ymer­buk­ta. Some of us wal­ked along the shore towards the gla­cier and others cros­sed the huge morai­ne to enjoy silent views of the arc­tic natu­re. Time to say good­bye – for this time. It was gre­at, big thanks to all of you who were part of it!

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