Copenhagen and friends

Streets of Copenhagen.

Espresso with Rebecca.

Mini muffins with Nina.

Day of moving.

Bofink mounting a shelf.

Linda on a rainy day in Malmö.

Selfjorden

 

 

 


 

 

Happy shining saturday! A canceled deal made me repack and I decided to leave for Selfjorden this beautiful day. I spent the night at Selfjordhytta with a sparkling fire and a good book. I went back home sunday which was the day I experienced all the spectres of weather; rain, snow, wind, hail and sun in between.

Stabben again...

 

 

After work I catched a ride with Silje to Leknes and got on the next bus to Ramberg. Me and Martin went on a second reconnaissance trip to Stabben. Just before the critical part visibility got really bad so we turned.

Narvtinden

Martin.

Andreas.

Ut på tur aldrig sur.

Heading up.

Interesting snow chute with overhanging snow.

Martin.

Deliberation...

Heading down to catch the sun.

Martin & Andreas.

Martin & Andreas.

After breakfast we went to Andopen and headed for Narvtinden, not the normal route but the one that looked most interesting. It's supposed to be an easy walking peak in the summer so we didn't bring any climbing gear but it was on the edge and not everyone wanted to try so we turned just below the left peak which is not actually the main summit. But still it was a fantastic view and the sun came through.

Sautinden

Ready to leave.

Starting at Bø.

Heading up.

Up a snow chute.

Gunnar.

Stabben looking grim.

Sautinden over there.

Having a break.

One of the possibilites up there.

Gunnar just below summit.

Martin.

Enjoying the summit.

Martin.

Moomin thrives up there.

Me too.

Andreas and Martin.

Heading down another way.

Heading down in front of Kollfjellet.

Happy shining saturday! I woke up first of course and let the cats in. When the others finally came down to the kitchen we made pancakes for breakfast! Then we headed for Stabben in Flakstad. But when we came up there it looked really serious, too hard and steep at least from that side. So we decided to go for Sautinden instead. And that was a beautiful summit indeed. It was a long day so when we came back we light the stove and made some coffee first and then we had dinner while planning tomorrows project.

It's always the wind...

 

All packed and ready we went straight after work to pick up the keys at Sørvågen. We were heading for Munkebu. Someone forgot the batterypack to their headlamp and decided to stay. We were trying a new route this time along Djupfjorden but after 1,5 hours hilly terrain in darkness, the wind came on stronger and we decided to turn around since we could barely stand straight and we had not even taken any height yet. So we all went to Martin in Ramberg, lighted the stove, made dinner and plans for the next morning...