We woke to a very different view and temperature! Oh wow. It was FREEZING outside. We all gathered on the viewing platform and the horn sounded as we crossed into the arctic circle. It was exciting. Here are some photos including of the little statue on the rock that indicates the arctic circle is here.
Breakfast was on auto pilot because you just couldn’t take your eyes off the window. So beautiful and we all here agree that our photographs do not do it justice at all. The sparkle in the snow in particular. The flat, limited palate so lovely.
At some point I had a quick chat with Sara, Nate and Dulcie who had all been toy shopping. The low pixel pics are really quite odd and lovely:
The evening tour to Lotofen with Angela, Vickie and Peter (UK) was spectacular too. Lotofen is known for its northern lights (strike 1) , the midnight Sun (strike 2 although getting there!) and small villages, fishing, hiking and extraordinary views - (yes! home run on the extraordinary views). Here are some:
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Beautiful. The pallette is gorgeous xx Tyche
ReplyDeleteStill hopeful for the Aurora...it's been spectacular in Tasmania https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-24/strong-naked-eye-aurora-lights-up-tasmanian-skies/102258806
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Thank you for the link to the southern aurora. How beautiful. We have constant cloud cover here and very little night time darkness, and they have said the lights are highly unlikely. They have promised to alert us though. Fingers crossed
ReplyDeleteThank you for the link to the southern aurora. How beautiful. We have constant cloud cover here and very little night time darkness, and they have said the lights are highly unlikely. They have promised to alert us though. Fingers crossed
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