Autumn in Lyfjorddalen 3

The ø (resp. oe) is not an o, it actually doesn't have an English analogue.
It's roughly a combination between the vowels in birch and book.

As we approached the plateau-like top of the small mountain, the trees began to step aside.
They huddle in the slopes, partially sheltered from the high winds, but the back of Trehørningen is bare and windblown, with only very low vegetation between the rocks.
Of course, the woodland remained all around to see from up here throughout Lyffjorddalen. Once you start climbing the arctic mountains, it's addictive. You always want to see more.


View over Lyffjorddalen from the southern slope of Trehørningen with the road crossing the mountains.
The mountain to the left is Sørtinden (471 m), through which the road goes via a tunnel and enters into Lyffjorddalen.
To the right from the road, the mountains from the Kjølen massif, and the Storefjellet part in the nearer distance.

02.10.2018, Trehørningen (283 m).
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