Pawnee Pass, Isabelle Lake- Indian Peaks Wilderness
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This was a perfect time of year to do this hike. The snow was beautiful but
not too much. We started out with the crowds. Most people hike to Isabelle
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Thursday, July 21, 2011
Cruising the Fjords
What is a fjord? Today was an amazing scenery day traveling down the Sognefjord (the longest at 127 miles in Norway). We left our mountain home in Elveseter early this morning to take a gorgeous drive through a national park at the highest point in Norway. We stopped several times to get some pictures of the vibrant green mosses, grass, and lichens. We had a bright sunny day-we could hardly believe it. We boarded our ferry to see the fjords which are Formed from glaciers. They are also shallow near the edge and very deep in the center. The water can be up to 4000 feet below sea level. At the end of our ride, the fjords narrowed and the walls looked so tall. We felt so fortunate to experience God's creation and to have the sun too.
Doug sits up front -click to view whole pic
The lodge we stayed in Elveseater in Norway.
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