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The wooden church in Kiruna. |  |  |
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The hip belt must be tighten hard (Kiruna railway station). | |  |
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Two cool blokes on the train between Kiruna and Narvik. | |  |
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One cool bloke full of excitement. | |  |
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It’s tough to hike in the mountains. | |  |
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The view from the train between Kiruna and Narvik. | |  |
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Notice the railway on the other side of the valley. | |  |
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Great view from the train window. | |  |
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A view back. | |  |
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A waterfall on the other side of the valley. | |  |
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A close up of the waterfall. | |  |
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The hills towards Narvik (Rombaken). | |  |
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The fiord Rombaksbotn. Notice the bridge in the background. | |  |
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The hiking started at the railway station in Narvik. | |  |
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The railway station in Narvik at 1500. | |  |
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A short break between Narvik and Beisfjord. | |  |
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Beisfjord in the background. | |  |
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The backpack is warming nice. | |  |
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Because of false navigation we found the longest salmon stair (about 3 km roundabout way). | |  |
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The salmon stair is build with several tubs where the salmons can rest under their journey. | |  |
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The house at Hansson is used for counting the salmons on their way up the river. | |  |
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Magnus is fetching some water. | |  |
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The first camp in Stubblidalen. | |  |
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A lot of Compeed was used (who’s the feet are? It’s a secret!) | |  |
