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The g in Lyngen is softened roughly into y from the English "yes".
The name of the mountain range is pronounced roughly as "lynn-yen".

And once more we stood upon the mouth of mystical Isfjord - the legendary land of Stian. I still remember the stories of his life that Jayme told me the first time around. His spirit lives in these lands.

I miss you, Lyngsfjella, I miss you so much.

View from the northern coast of Kjosen fjord near its mouth, east along the fjord into Lyngen.

The nearmost slope on the left, only partly visible belongs to Sultinden (1 083 m).
The pyramid-shaped mountain behind it is Tytabærtinden (1 177 m), a branch of Kjostindane.
The snowy part behind it is the mountainside of Kjostindane called Urdkjerringa (1 399 m).
On the right side are the mountains on the leftside of Kjosen fjord (a.k.a. Isfjorden).
The large, slightly skewed triangular peak in the front is Forholttinden (1 469 m).
Right next to it on the left, closely behind, is Rødbergtinden (1 320 m).
The mountain behind on the right is the ridge that connects to Forholtfjellet (1 467 m).
The slope in the front with the very steep small peak visible belong to Fornesfjellet.
Behind Rødbergtinden, the vague silhouette in the mist, is the mountain Rørnesfjellet (1 255 m).
Between them is Rødbergdalen valley, which cuts deep into Lyngen and connects to the eastern side.
The last in the line, at the end of the fjord, is Rørnestinden (1 041 m).

06.10.2018, The Lyngen Alps.
Map of the whole roadtrip:
sta.sh/072n8yx4kkm

All my adventures in Norway:
Sceneries of Norway

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Description
The g in Lyngen is softened roughly into y from the English "yes".
The name of the mountain range is pronounced roughly as "lynn-yen".

And once more we stood upon the mouth of mystical Isfjord - the legendary land of Stian. I still remember the stories of his life that Jayme told me the first time around. His spirit lives in these lands.

I miss you, Lyngsfjella, I miss you so much.

View from the northern coast of Kjosen fjord near its mouth, east along the fjord into Lyngen.

The nearmost slope on the left, only partly visible belongs to Sultinden (1 083 m).
The pyramid-shaped mountain behind it is Tytabærtinden (1 177 m), a branch of Kjostindane.
The snowy part behind it is the mountainside of Kjostindane called Urdkjerringa (1 399 m).
On the right side are the mountains on the leftside of Kjosen fjord (a.k.a. Isfjorden).
The large, slightly skewed triangular peak in the front is Forholttinden (1 469 m).
Right next to it on the left, closely behind, is Rødbergtinden (1 320 m).
The mountain behind on the right is the ridge that connects to Forholtfjellet (1 467 m).
The slope in the front with the very steep small peak visible belong to Fornesfjellet.
Behind Rødbergtinden, the vague silhouette in the mist, is the mountain Rørnesfjellet (1 255 m).
Between them is Rødbergdalen valley, which cuts deep into Lyngen and connects to the eastern side.
The last in the line, at the end of the fjord, is Rørnestinden (1 041 m).

06.10.2018, The Lyngen Alps.
Map of the whole roadtrip:
sta.sh/072n8yx4kkm

All my adventures in Norway:
Sceneries of Norway

Like my work? Buy me a coffee