This is what Honningsåg looks like in the evening. Even though the time of the midnight sun is already over this year, it still doesn't get completely dark.
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This looks so nice!! I like the colours of the houses.
Thanks for sharing!
Such a lovely place. Are you lucky enough to live here? Reminds me of Iqaluit where I lived many years.
I will check back frequently. Lovely photos, thanks.
Hi, I am staying here just a few weeks. But I think this is enough. The place is lovely indeed but just to small and to remote to stay here for life.
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