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Spectacular mountains. Pristine snow. Subtly warm light. Velveteen blue shadows.
What is more idyllic than this, on a day like this, after a storm like this?

View from along the cliffside of Brosmetinden south towards the Ersfjorden mountains.
Ahead is the end of the valley we travelled, and in the dark below is Rekvikdalen.

From the slope on the left, the edge of the rounded mountain is Rundheia (493 m).
The twin-peaks behind it are nameless, located between Humpen and Stolpan.
Behind it, in the distance, small part from the west ridge of Grøtfjorden can be seen.
The jagged row of rocks from the twin-peaks in the mountain range is the Stolpan ridge.
Next to it, the sharp snowy peak with a cliff on its right side 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 next is called Finnkjerka (685 m).
Skamtinden (882 m) is further to the right, not entirely visible on this cadre.

04.10.2018, Brosmetinden (525 m).
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All my adventures in Norway:
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Description
Spectacular mountains. Pristine snow. Subtly warm light. Velveteen blue shadows.
What is more idyllic than this, on a day like this, after a storm like this?

View from along the cliffside of Brosmetinden south towards the Ersfjorden mountains.
Ahead is the end of the valley we travelled, and in the dark below is Rekvikdalen.

From the slope on the left, the edge of the rounded mountain is Rundheia (493 m).
The twin-peaks behind it are nameless, located between Humpen and Stolpan.
Behind it, in the distance, small part from the west ridge of Grøtfjorden can be seen.
The jagged row of rocks from the twin-peaks in the mountain range is the Stolpan ridge.
Next to it, the sharp snowy peak with a cliff on its right side 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 next is called Finnkjerka (685 m).
Skamtinden (882 m) is further to the right, not entirely visible on this cadre.

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