 | Hammerfest, Norway |
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... up the Norwegian coast, rugged and raw mountains continued. We hiked up to view the Sventisen glacier, second largest in Norway. The cold, fresh air, falls in the snow and challenging hike were worth the unique and beautiful blue-ice formation. The eerie ...
The coastal steamer made a brief stop at Hammerfest.
... scored the lowest- must have slept a bit too much and missed vital answers! The quiz killed a bit of time. Finally arrived in Hammerfest. Had a quick driving tour of the town- there is not much to it. Then drove to our campsite at the top of the cliff. It ...
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Northern Lights & Dog Sledding
Posted on Aug 9, 2009, 21:03:00
... ;s book Neither Here Nor There: Travels in Europe and he says the best place in the world to see the Northern Lights is Hammerfest, Norway. I'm sure you could find someplace nearby that does dog sledding. Of course if you don't want to fly to Oslo ...
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Geography facts that may surprise you
Posted on May 24, 2009, 18:20:08
... . Keep going another 250 miles north for Stockholm, another 370 miles north to reach Reykjavik, and 413 miles north to reach Hammerfest, Norway, which is almost 5,000 miles north of the Equator. No wonder I found Stockholm so cold!! (Still not ...
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Geography facts that may surprise you
Posted on Sep 3, 2008, 17:16:51
... . Keep going another 250 miles north for Stockholm, another 370 miles north to reach Reykjavik, and 413 miles north to reach Hammerfest, Norway, which is almost 5,000 miles north of the Equator. 8. The entire country of England, with over 50 million ...
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