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SEILAND EXPLORE!
Butikkbygget
Hønseby
9609 Nordre Seiland

E-post
Tlf 78 41 96 40
Faks 78 41 96 51
Mobil 48139244

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Februar 2010

11.02.10 Northern lights ower Hønseby

08.02.10.The sun is back and the long and dark polar night is over for this time.

Polar night. The sun goes under the horizon the 22 november and comes back the 20 of januar. In Hønseby we can see the sun over the mountain the first week of februar.

Mørketid. Den offesielle mørketiden på vår breddegrad er fra 22 november til 20 januar. I Hønseby treffer de første solstrålene bygda vår første uka i februar.

07.02.2010 Spa-aften.

Januar 2010

27.01.10. Og det forble stille.. . Stormen "Ask" kom som en sørlig flau bris. The storm came like a light breeze from south.

Stille før stormen. 26.01.10

Extreme wether forecast for North Norway. The storm "Ask" is going to hit to day.

Look at: http://www.hammerfestenergi.no/weather/

http://www.yr.no/place/Norway/Finnmark/Hammerfest/Hammerfest/

16 januar hadde Kystpartiet Hammerfest årsmøte og middag på Seiland.

Årsmøte middag

Nordlys over Seiland Explore hytta

We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Snorhavor Nor Tari! Scastny Novy Rok! GELUKKIG NIEUWJAAR! Prosit Neujahr! Szczesliwego Nowego Roku! S Novim Godom! Shchastlyvoho Novoho Roku! Godt Nytt År!

Linksmu Kaledu, Wesolych Swiat Bozego Narodzenia, Froehliche Weihnachten, Pozdrevlyayu s prazdnikom Rozhdestva is Novim Godom, Vrolijk Kerstfeest, Prejeme Vam Vesele Vanoce,Haid joule

Desember 2009.

21 of Desember. The Longest Night of the Year

The winter solstice marks the shortest day and the longest night of the year. The sun appears at its lowest point under the horizon. The days begin to grow longer and the nights shorter.

Full noon. The days begin to grow.

This is the time to create your own Northern Light

"Dragon over Hønseby" "The Viking valkyrie"

Foto: Paul Nilsen og Lars Mathisen

Utsikt over Vinna sundet

Fotto: Paul Nilsen

Hønseby:

Sometimes the Northern Lights all come out together, dancing across the sky in orange, purple, green and sunset red. At other times, they are curtains of green or a twister of ethereal light. During the Viking Age, the Northern Lights were the armour of the Valkyrie warrior virgins, shedding a strange flickering light. Some also believe they are the fiery breath of a dragon flashing across the sky. In olden days, Scandinavian fishermen believed that the Northern Lights were the reflections of herring in the Northern Sea. And according to Japanese legend, it is good luck to conceive a child under the Northern Lights. Many young children make wishes and believe they can catch the Northern Lights by waving to the sky.

November 2009