On the way to Å

Our journey to Å occurred on another gray day.
Something tells me that the white sand beaches at Haukland and Uttakliev would have been more impressive if it hadn't been raining and the cloud cover at a level of about 100 feet.


The rain let up and it started snowing, but we got to our


warm ocean-view room at the youth hostel above the Torrfisk Museum.

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