An overcast day
greeted us this morning. We had an early arrival - 7am - and we were pretty
much settled at our mooring by 6.30am. The tenders were soon out and ready to
take passengers ashore.
All rugged up - it
looked very windy - we headed out around 9am. There was little to offer
visitors, but it was very interesting walking around looking at this colourful
town built into the hill of this sheltered cove.
As the day
progressed the weather improved, but it was all too late to recover cancelled
arrangements to take a trip on the fjord and visit the ice cap. The sun was
doing its best to come out and as the clouds cleared the peaks in the distance,
the snow glistened on the top peaks.
Having been buffeted
about so much by the strong wind all morning, we spent the remainder of the day
on the ship. We have a late departure, but we expect the captain will leave
early if all are on board beforehand.
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| Just behind Ian is a sculpture. Lots of them around town carved into the rocks |
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| The green building is the police station |
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