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Isn't it marvellous how the snow reflects all the light of the sky....
....Then so does also the Sea, too.

View from the edge of the Brosmetinden cliffside, somewhere along the slope.
This is the view south, towards the opening of Ersfjorden into the ocean.

On the left, the northernmost end of the Ersfjorden mountains.
The massive one in the front is Skamtinden (882 m), the Queen of Ersfjorden.
Behind her, on the horizon, is the row of the southern Ersfjorden mountains.
Directly behind Skamtinden, is the massif of Styrmannen (817 m).
Right from it, Fiskenestinden / Breitinden (843 m) also partially hidden.
The ridge vaguely visible behind and between is Rundtinden (694 m), part of Vasstinden.
Next is Rypholtinden (656 m) and Bremnestinden (785 m) hidden in golden clouds.
The long slope of Bremnestinden forms a cape and is the westernmost end of the range.
Behind Bremnestinden, the other mountain is actually part of Høgøya island.

On the right side, directly ahead is the massive island Sessøya.
The low mountain on its left (south) side is called Stabben (474 m).

In front of the Ersfjorden mountains, the small Risøya island is sitting in the now quiet fjord opening.
Behind Bremnestinden, the other dark and low mountain and cape is actually part of Høgøya island.
Further behind, the small silhouette in the sea is a glimpse from the distant Tussøya island.
Far far away over the sea, there is another mountain silhouette that is barely visible under the sunlight.
Those mountains, 30 km away, are epic and massive, and are the northernmost part of Senja.

04.10.2018, Brosmetinden (525 m).
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All my adventures in Norway:
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Description
Isn't it marvellous how the snow reflects all the light of the sky....
....Then so does also the Sea, too.

View from the edge of the Brosmetinden cliffside, somewhere along the slope.
This is the view south, towards the opening of Ersfjorden into the ocean.

On the left, the northernmost end of the Ersfjorden mountains.
The massive one in the front is Skamtinden (882 m), the Queen of Ersfjorden.
Behind her, on the horizon, is the row of the southern Ersfjorden mountains.
Directly behind Skamtinden, is the massif of Styrmannen (817 m).
Right from it, Fiskenestinden / Breitinden (843 m) also partially hidden.
The ridge vaguely visible behind and between is Rundtinden (694 m), part of Vasstinden.
Next is Rypholtinden (656 m) and Bremnestinden (785 m) hidden in golden clouds.
The long slope of Bremnestinden forms a cape and is the westernmost end of the range.
Behind Bremnestinden, the other mountain is actually part of Høgøya island.

On the right side, directly ahead is the massive island Sessøya.
The low mountain on its left (south) side is called Stabben (474 m).

In front of the Ersfjorden mountains, the small Risøya island is sitting in the now quiet fjord opening.
Behind Bremnestinden, the other dark and low mountain and cape is actually part of Høgøya island.
Further behind, the small silhouette in the sea is a glimpse from the distant Tussøya island.
Far far away over the sea, there is another mountain silhouette that is barely visible under the sunlight.
Those mountains, 30 km away, are epic and massive, and are the northernmost part of Senja.

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