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Isn't it marvellous how the snow reflects all the light of the sky....

View from Brosmetinden south to the northern Ersfjorden mountains.

The valley ahead is Rekvikdalen, the sunny slope to the left is Rundheia.
The twin-peaks that shine in sunlight are nameless, connecting Rundheia and the Storstolpan ridge.
Storstolpan is the sharp rocky ridge above and behind them the top of which hides into the clouds.
Behind the twin-peaks the ridge visible is the mountain wall on the western side of Grøtfjorden.
In the left corner, the distant sunny peak is Hollendaren (1 016 m).
Now back to the Storstolpan ridge to the right and behind of the twin-peaks:
To the right, the sharp rocky that is mostly hidden in clouds is Storstolpen (977 m).
The range that follows is the ridge connecting the Hollendaren mountains and Skamtinden.
The dark "two-headed" cliff protruding from the slope furthher is called Finnkjerka (685 m).
The last in the line is Skamtinden (882 m), the very peak is hidden only just by a cloud.
In the feet of Skamtinden, the Rekvik coast is seen, and behind is the southern range of Ersfjorden.

04.10.2018, Brosmetinden (525 m).
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Description
Isn't it marvellous how the snow reflects all the light of the sky....

View from Brosmetinden south to the northern Ersfjorden mountains.

The valley ahead is Rekvikdalen, the sunny slope to the left is Rundheia.
The twin-peaks that shine in sunlight are nameless, connecting Rundheia and the Storstolpan ridge.
Storstolpan is the sharp rocky ridge above and behind them the top of which hides into the clouds.
Behind the twin-peaks the ridge visible is the mountain wall on the western side of Grøtfjorden.
In the left corner, the distant sunny peak is Hollendaren (1 016 m).
Now back to the Storstolpan ridge to the right and behind of the twin-peaks:
To the right, the sharp rocky that is mostly hidden in clouds is Storstolpen (977 m).
The range that follows is the ridge connecting the Hollendaren mountains and Skamtinden.
The dark "two-headed" cliff protruding from the slope furthher is called Finnkjerka (685 m).
The last in the line is Skamtinden (882 m), the very peak is hidden only just by a cloud.
In the feet of Skamtinden, the Rekvik coast is seen, and behind is the southern range of Ersfjorden.

04.10.2018, Brosmetinden (525 m).
Map of our adventures:

All my adventures in Norway:
Sceneries of Norway

Like my work? Buy me a coffee