I read in the Lonely Planet Guide that the North coast of the island of Senja would rival Lofoten for its scenery – deep fjords, high peaks with razor ridges and mountainous scenery with peaks and waterfalls.
We found out how true that was today as we drove around the coast to catch the ferry across to the mainland and then on to the island of Sommaroy for our second last night in Norway.
Here’s a sample of the scenery that we saw along the way.
It’s taken me a few weeks to sort out and edit the 3,300 photos that I took in Norway but I now have the better ones uploaded to my Photo site at Smugmug. You can see them here. Lots of fjords and waterfalls! We weren’t blessed with many fine days on this trip but at […]
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I have now uploaded a big bunch of my favourite images of Iceland on to my photo site on Smugmug. Iceland’s scenery is very stark and many of my images show why this small island country truly is a photographer’s paradise. You can view them by clicking on this link. I hope you enjoy seeing […]
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As we arrived in Tromso, we came across some unique sights. We only had a 55 km drive from Sommaroy but with a few stops at interesting places, it took us most of the morning. This is clearly an arctic area – stunted trees, tundra and more craggy mountains that remain snow-capped for much of […]
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Wow Fantastic.
Stunning!! And it’s not raining
Oh my goodness! Photographer’s and tourist’s heaven. Your photos take me there.