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Today Was a Good Day

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For this week’s WordPress’ photo challenge, Cheri Lucas Rowlands asks us to “select and share a series of photographs. You can piece together what you consider an ideal day, recount a memorable day, tell a (visual) story, or show us some of your favorite things.”

Here are some photos from my trip to Sandhornøya in North of Norway this summer.

Sandy beaches & snow-covered mountains.
Large sandy beaches up in the North of Norway.
A small cabin, a waterfall and cod fishing.
My son’s first time on a boat.
“Bogøy”, the local ferry.
We came across this rusty, old snake…
I believe that this is called a mooring cleat…
Look what I found dad!
I’ve heard that intellectuals wear glasses..
The marina.
Dramatic skies.
The big ship looks small compared to the mountains.
Fantastic late evening light.

I have an insanely large amount of photos from this trip and I’ll probably share more later. Check out WordPress’ post for more “good day photos”: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/today-was-a-good-day/

Now we’re heading out for what’ll hopefully be another good day and try to capture some new shots. Enjoy your Sunday!

Find your inspiration at Sandhornøya

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Fishing outside Sandhornøya. (Shot 22:17 at night).

Fishing outside Sandhornøya. (Shot 22:17 at night).

Sandhornøya is a mountainous island in the municipality of Gildeskål in Nordland county, Norway. The 103-square-kilometre island is located south of the town of Bodø near the entrance to the Saltfjorden. Source: Wikipedia

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