Wednesday 27th of July.

Da vi nok en gang våknet i et vått telt bestemte vi oss for at vi påfølgende natt skulle spandere på oss en natt i campinghytte, dessuten insisterte René på at han skulle gå i støvler den dagen. Teltet skulle jammenmeg få sove ute! Himmelen var grå til tross for at teltet var slått opp 300 meter fra fergen til øya der Himmelblå ble spilt inn. Vi kjørte så inn til Mosjøen og kritiserte baker Karlsens spede utvalg. Vi vasket så bilen, ble overveldet av Coop MEGAs store utvalg og dro videre mot Hillestad camping i øresvik en kilometer syd for polarsirkelen. Etter noen lange svingete veier og flere ferger ankom vi omsider den berømte Øresviktåka. Yr.no mente at her var det sol. Vi tilbrakte så en natt i en falleferdig hytte, men med innlagt strøm og et svært lavt
fuktighetsnivå.

When we woke up and the tent was once again wet and it was still cloudy with some slight rain. We decided that the upcoming night would be spent in a cabin. While driving to Mosjøen we booked a small cabin at a campsite on our way north. In Mosjøen we bought food and got a carwash before heading north. After some almost fatal encounters with trucks on the very narrow coastal road, we finally arrived at the small campsite which were located just a mile south of the arctic circle. According to the weather forecast it was sunny. All we could see was fog. We checked in and got he key to the cabin. It was really tiny. The floor was uneven, and was slightly lower in the middle. It had 4 beds, and a small stove. What really made us happy was electricity. We started charging everything cell phone, camera and computer we had, then made food. Since we hadn’t seen a store for hours, we made spaghetti (the only food we had). After having eaten we headed for a dry bed. What a good feeling.


Some boat.










The awesome cabin.