Alta Fjord, Arctic Norway

The Alta Fjord is 38 km long and is a fjord in Troms-Finnmark county in the Norwegian Arctic. The fjord extends from Alta in the south to the islands of Schejen and Seland, and has two branches in its southern part, the 30-kilometer-long Langfjord and the 8-kilometer-long Kafjord. There is also a 200-kilometer-long Altava River that flows through the city of Altafjord and into the Altafjord. It splits into two other fjords at Schein Island and Seland Island, and then flows into the Norwegian Sea. The polar weather here is not as bad as people who have never been there understand. For example, during the polar night, it is not completely dark, but just because the sun is always below the horizon during that period, the sky will never be very bright. Picture 9 was taken at 10:12 on November 23, 2015, and Picture 10 was taken at 17:00 on January 29, 2017. If it was November or December, it would have been dark by 5pm. The opposite is true during the polar day. The sun is always above the horizon and the sky is never completely dark. The darkest time is when the sun is closest to the horizon, which is before the sunset we normally see. Figure 11 was taken at 00:30 on July 13, 2015, and Figure 12 was taken at 00:49. #Overseas Travel#Norway Travel#I miss Norway so much#Norway Travel#Northern Lights#Arctic Tour#Arctic Circle#Fjord#alta #norway#altafjord#Alta Fjord