On the forth day in Lofoten Linda and I went on a roadtrip again. This time it was only the two of us. There was going to be some shopping included so Glenn didn’t want to come, he wanted to walk in the mountains in stead. We asked Linda’s mother-in-law to join us, but she wanted to stay at home.
We took of early in the morning to get the most out of the day. Two places were on the list to get visited; Henningsvær and Svolvær.
First stop was Henningsvær. It’s a fishing village located on a group of islands and islets, and it’s all connected with bridges, but that only happened in 1983. About 500 people lives there and the main industry there is fishing, but in the summer months there is a quite big tourist industry.
Next and last stop on the roadtrip was Svolvær. It’s a city with a little under 5000 people living there and it’s the post populated place in Lofoten.
We went shopping in both places, but had our lunch at Bacalao in Svolvær where we both ate a lovely burger with fries.
I didn’t let my camera rest either of the places and I took pictures as we walked around. Here are some of what I saw.
A life of photographs 
Lovely photos! Those red houses by the water are exactly how I always pictured Norway :)
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I´ve been there in 2009. It´s time to go there again!
Yes, you should go there again. Such a beautiful place! 😍
Lovely photos, Kjersti, helt herlig! Looking forward to lots more, I’m your new follower. :-)
Warm greetings from Fredrikstad,
Dina
Thank you for following and for your kind comment. 😚