The North Cape

71.1710 N, 25.7837 E

Reindeer

Lofoton Islands and Tromso

What a welcome.

On the right are fish drying racks.

Tromso

The library.

I Made It to the Arctic Circle

Shopping in Bodo, finally wearing my rain gear.

I love the fact that groceries and yarn are sold in the same store.

The scenery has been breath taking all day.

Right now we are in the open sea approaching Lofoton Islands and the sea is quite rough. This is why the ship has railings all along the all the walls.

Sailing North of Trondheim Toward Bodo

We stopped in Trondheim for 3 quick hours. We are sailing north to our next our port of call,  Bodo, tomorrow at 1:35 p.m. that's a lot of sailing.

We were told Kjeungskjaer Lighthouse is the most beautiful lighthouse in Norway, and we enjoyed the mussels harvested nearby.

And then, we passed this lighthouse.

Norway is so beautiful.

Beautiful Alesund

Fleece to Finished Garment and On Board the MS Trollfjord

Hilsvag, the oldest yarn factory in Norway.

Oleana, a modern knitwear factory.

And me on the MS Trollfjord with Arne and Carlos.

Counting Tunnels on the Train to Bergen

8 hours on the train Oslo-Bergen. My group counted 147 tunnels. Google days 180!!!