The Evening Sun at Djupvik
The back of the Lyngen Alps at Djupvik on the E6 between Alta and Tromsø.
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Is this Djupvik close to the bridge over to Harstad?
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from Moose:
This is Djupvik on the eastern shore of the Lyngen fjord in northern Troms.