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Manndalen 3. - 6. 8. 2017

Beginning of the field work in northern Norway close to the highest Finnish mountain Ráisduattarháldi. Back in the clouds.

Guolasjavri lake close to which we read out a permafrost borehole logger.

Patterned ground with cobbles and boulders.

Reading out another borehole close to Lavkavari next day.

A deflation hollow.

Flying to Gamajunni Mountain the same day.

Holding tight to a fishing rod.

Leaving us on the top of the Gamajunni Mountain that is flat.

This part of the mountain which is moving downslope is the reason for doing field work here.

Reading out rockwall loggers.

Bernd is happy with the caught logger data.

Reading out another one during a shower.

Braided stream of Skardalselva.

Áhkavátgáisi Mointain on the other side of the Manndalen.

This landslide is moving several centimeters downslope. It is being constantly monitored and alarm will go off if it starts to move faster.

Leaving Ben to overnight on the mountain.

Waiting for the heli.

The unstable slope again.

Flying over Áhkavátgáisi rockwalls.

Another unstable part?

Landing there to read out more rockwall loggers.

Oxbow lake of Manndalselva.

Manndalen after another shower.

Lyngen Alps in the distance.

Panorama of Manndalen. Several inhabitants would be endangered in the case of collapse.

Flying further south towards Skibotndalen.

Bernd the navigator.

Approaching Ádjit Mountain.

The Ádjit ridge from Helicopter.

And the Ádjit Ridge from the ridge.

Rock glaciers under the southern mountain face.

Aiming for the rockwalls again.

Gone fishing. (photo: Bernd)

Trying harder to catch the signal from rockwall loggers.

The summit where the hike stops.

Valley north of the ridge.

De Geer moraines deposited in a standing-water body.

Furuflaten village on the other side of the Storfjorden.

Panorama of Skibotn Valley.

After that Bernd summoned helicopter with his reflective vest.

Storfjord from the air.

Back in Manndalen.

A rainbow after another afternoon rain shower.