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Reine, Lofoten, Norway
This way to Å
Whether lit by bright daylight, the midnight sun or the aurora borealis, the fjord-laden Lofoten Islands of Norway are quite a sight to see. And see them you will if you take a road trip on the European route E10, which traverses the centre of this scene. With its other end on the east coast of Sweden, E10 winds westward all the way across the Lofoten archipelago, connecting numerous fishing villages like Reine (seen here) before terminating at a far-flung hamlet with the succinct name of Å.
This way to Å
Whether lit by bright daylight, the midnight sun or the aurora borealis, the fjord-laden Lofoten Islands of Norway are quite a sight to see. And see them you will if you take a road trip on the European route E10, which traverses the centre of this scene. With its other end on the east coast of Sweden, E10 winds westward all the way across the Lofoten archipelago, connecting numerous fishing villages like Reine (seen here) before terminating at a far-flung hamlet with the succinct name of Å.
Seeing road signs that read simply "Å"? Then you're heading the right way.
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