During
the night the Fram took us through Nordfjorden and anchored up in front of the
amazing Walterhausen Glacier. The glacier is connected to the Inland ice. The
front is 12 kilometer wide and is up to 20 meter high. We had breakfast and
left in the morning heading for the former Norwegian weatherstation Myggbukta.
Myggbukta
was the first station to send wireless weatherforecasts from Greenland to the
world outside.
Myggbukta
is now used as cabin for the Danish Siriuspatrol.
Again
we were met by several muskoxen. The expeditionteam went ashore, made a landing
on the beach and opened the cabin. A hike group went up-hill and did a medium
hike in the area.
