Up later this morning and it is still raining. We visited Narvik's War Museum which only opened in July 2016. We watched a movie on Norways' involvment in the WW2 and the near destruction of the city. Some of the exhibits were interactive and very interesting. Narvik was targetted in the war because of its ice free port and the iron ore. Gary, Betty, Pete and I walked to the nearby shopping centre and had Hungry Jacks for lunch. After lunch Pete and I ...

We were up at 6.30am and continued our journey south along the stunning shoreline of Norway. The road meandered along Kvaenangenfjord and Lyngenfjord. The views of fjords and snow capped mountains were stunning. We also saw evidence of salmon fishing and salmon pools. We were still way beyond the Arctic Circle and as we neared Narvik we heard stories of WW2 battles and the near total destruction of this town. It was a long day travelling and when we arrived P...