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Svalbard's Esmark Glacier is full of streaks of dirt that have been carried along by the ice for thousands of years.

The old town of Bergen after one of its (frequent) rainstorms.

The royal hall in the old fortress of Bergen.

Colourful wooden houses in the old town of Bryggen.

The impressive Brekkefossen waterfall just outside of Flam, Norway.

The impressive Kjosfossen waterfall along the Flam railway.

The small town of Flam at the end of the Aurlandsfjord.

A group traversing the crevasses of the Folgefonna glacier.

View of Folgefonna National Park from Folgefonna Glacier.

The Lofoten Islands are one of the most scenic areas of Norway with tall mountains rising straight up out of the water.

The prow of a Viking burial ship.

In the northern fjords of Norway you occasionally see houses dotted around in between giant mountains and waterfalls.

Brightly coloured houses dwarfed by the spectacular Norwegian fjords.

Norway's fjords are full of spectacular scenery.

This row of mountain peaks is known as the 'Seven Sisters'.

Sognefjord is the largest and deepest fjord in Norway, and it just seems to be nothing but endlessly impressive fjords and mountains.

Waterfalls are frequent sights all along Sognefjord, Norway's largest and deepest fjord.

Mountains of Svalbard shrouded in clouds.

Mountains of Svalbard shrouded in clouds.

Svalbard is full of polar bears. Every group that leaves town must carry a gun with them for protection.

Hiking out to Longyearbyen Glacier. Every group that leaves the town must carry a gun with them in case of polar bears. It really hits home how much you are at the mercy of nature out here.

The town of Longyearbyen is full of colourful houses. They are one of the few sources of colour in the high Arctic, a land of white snow and black rocks.

A close up of Svalbard's Esmark Glacier.

Svalbard's Esmark Glacier is full of streaks of dirt that have been carried along by the ice for thousands of years.

Svalbard's Esmark Glacier.

The landscape of Svalbard is full of snow and ice, even in the summer.

During breeding season these cliffs are full of nesting migratory birds. Because of all the bird droppings it's considered to be the greenest place in Svalbard.

Barentsburg is a remote Russian town in Svalbard in a bit of a time warp. It has renovated buildings for tourists but is still proud of its communist heritage.

Svolvaer is a town of brightly coloured houses nestled at the bottom of some impressive mountains.

A yacht enjoying the stunning scenery of Norway's Trollfjord.

Cruising into the narrow Trollfjord. At the narrowest point it feels like you could almost touch the cliffs either side of the ship.

Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim.

Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim.

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Hi, we're Amanda and Pedr and we think that you don't need to be an athlete or look like a fitness model to be able to enjoy adventurous activities. We're just two regular people who don't fit the young / beautiful / athletic traveller mould, but we're still doing all sorts of adventurous things. Read More

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