Rannikolle

  

The road out to Havøysund is fascinatingly varied and even though it is
only a couple of hundred metres above sea level at
the highest point, you get the feeling of driving above
the tree line. Parts of the road traverse a barren rocky landscape
with the Arctic Ocean on one side and rugged outcrops on
the other. The landscape is stark and dramatic and there are few
signs other than the road to show that anyone has
ventured here before. But in the middle of this apparently barren land
you
can actually spot both sea eagles and reindeer. The drive
offers a varied and thrilling experience that is without comparison
– with a picturesque, unique final stop. The little
fishing village of Havøysund located at 71° north is literally the end
of the road. The village suddenly pops up, taking you by
surprise. Strange to think that there is a viable community situated
at the spot where the northernmost point of the Norwegian
Scenic Route ends on the edge of the ocean. That is quite something.
 

Totta puhuivat – National scenic roads

 

Tie on niin upea, että muutamalla kuvalla sitä ei voi kuvailla. *heh

 Tämä merikotka lähti aivan tien vierestä!

 Kameran summittaiset otokset kuitenkin ”vangitsivat” kohteen onnekkaasti.

 Lillefjordin levähdyspaikka – Suomalaisilla olisi paljon oppimista..

 

 Ylös upeisiin maisemiin

 

 Ja aivan reunalle.

 

 Kalliot ovat jännästi viipaloitumassa.

Youtubesta löytyi hiukan esimerkkiä;

 

Hammerfestin tunnuskarhu
 

Kaupungin toinen tunnus.
 

Hiljainen pääkatu.