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As we passed by the tiny mirror-like lake, the dark clouds engulfed the horizon ever more, swallowing the light.
I was torn two ways. I wanted to go on, but I'd lie if I said I wasn't afraid to go forth towards the looming blizzard.
This is the far arctic, in the open wilderness of a mountain overlooking the ocean....
No matter anything, one must respect Nature and Her mighty Elements in their own domain.

Nevertheless, we continued on our way.... as the world around us began to vanish into primordial chaos.

View from the feet of Brosmetinden south to the Ersfjorden mountains - from both sides.
The nearer mountains to the left are its northern wall, and those farther off are the southern.
Next to it is Skamtinden (882 m), the small pyramid on top of it is the peak itself.
From the farther, the pyramid-like one is Fiskenestinden (843 m) - or also called Breitinden.
Next to it, the small one is Rypholtinden (656 m) and the bigger - Bremnestinden (785 m).
However, here the latter is already shrouded by the clouds.

04.10.2018, Brosmetinden (525 m).
Map of our adventures:

All my adventures in Norway:
Sceneries of Norway

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Description
As we passed by the tiny mirror-like lake, the dark clouds engulfed the horizon ever more, swallowing the light.
I was torn two ways. I wanted to go on, but I'd lie if I said I wasn't afraid to go forth towards the looming blizzard.
This is the far arctic, in the open wilderness of a mountain overlooking the ocean....
No matter anything, one must respect Nature and Her mighty Elements in their own domain.

Nevertheless, we continued on our way.... as the world around us began to vanish into primordial chaos.

View from the feet of Brosmetinden south to the Ersfjorden mountains - from both sides.
The nearer mountains to the left are its northern wall, and those farther off are the southern.
Next to it is Skamtinden (882 m), the small pyramid on top of it is the peak itself.
From the farther, the pyramid-like one is Fiskenestinden (843 m) - or also called Breitinden.
Next to it, the small one is Rypholtinden (656 m) and the bigger - Bremnestinden (785 m).
However, here the latter is already shrouded by the clouds.

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