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Home → * Triplogs with photo galleries → Arctic blog: Jan Mayen, Spitsbergen → Hall Bredning – 5th September 2019
Hall Bredning – 5th September 2019
Thu
5 Sep
2019
It is an early start into the day. Well, actually it was even earlier than that. The northern light. And then, a few hours later, the alarm went. We have a lot of miles ahead of us. Soon we are on our way. And get a stunning sunrise above the rugged islands of Bjørneøerne. And a very atmospheric morning mist.
The idea was to make the distance to Ittoqqortoormiit (Scoresbysund village) today to make a visit to this northern one of only two communities in east Greenland tomorrow. But after a look at the latest weather forecast we decided to set course for the open sea and Iceland straightaway. It will be good to get into a harbour there before the next storm hits the area of our open sea passage. We do still have a chance to make it in time and we don’t want to miss it. Fingers crossed.
Gallery – Hall Bredning – 5th September 2019
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The passage through Hall Bredning, as the large, wide-open central part of Scoresbysund is called, is stunning. Mirror-flat water, sun, blue sky and icebergs. We put the Zodiac on the water once again to circle around an especially beautiful one. A lovely way to say goodbye to Greenland. For this time.
It is still lovely and cosy. I am curious what the next two days bring. It might not be this calm all the way through.
last modification: 2019-09-06 ·
copyright: Rolf Stange
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