Ready to leave Sogndal YH annexe, just to the left of the main hostel building [Remastered scan, 22/9/2019]
Mark Moxham, Peter Rushworth, Mark Burnard, Shane Powell, Mark Sloman and Ian Luke, on the wall by Sogndal youth hostel, looking across the Sognefjord towards Helgheimsvehen [Remastered scan, 22/9/2019]
Fruit trees near Kvamsviki, 2.6 miles from the hostel [New scan, 22/9/2019]
The island of Øyna in Barsnesfjorden as seen from near Kvamsviki, 2.6 miles from Sogndal hostel [Remastered scan, 22/9/2019]
Woodland cover near the road on the approach to Hafslo [New scan, 22/9/2019]
Shane in Hafslo village, just opposite the Spar [Remastered scan, 22/9/2019]
Leaving the village of Hafslo after our short detour [New scan, 22/9/2019]
Hafslo, on the banks of Hafslovatnet, viewed from the Lustravegen main road [Remastered scan, 22/9/2019]
The long and exhilarating downhill towards Marifjora, near Indre Hafslo [New scan, 21/9/2019]
Returning to Marifjora after a small, exploratory excursion [New scan, 21/9/2019]
A cafe and shop stop at Gaupne [Remastered scan, 21/9/2019]
The Feigumfossen waterfall on the other side of the fjord, as seen from the wooden church at Nes [Remastered scan, 21/9/2019]
Caption to follow [New scan, 21/9/2019]
The impressive Feigumfossen waterfall on the other side of the fjord, as seen from Høyheimsvik [New scan, 21/9/2019]
The distinctive Dale church in Luster, stone-built around the year 1200 [New scan, 21/9/2019]
Luster cemetary [New scan, 21/9/2019
Wild flowers near the roadside in Lustrafjord [New scan, 20/9/2019]
Wild flowers near the roadside in Lustrafjord [New scan, 20/9/2019]
First view of Skjolden at the end of Lustrafjord, taken from Havellenhamn [New scan, 20/9/2019]
One of the waterfalls we passed on the way to Skjolden, this one probably at Skaviki [New scan, 20/9/2019]
Preparing to leave
Skjolden YH [Remastered scan, 20/9/2019]
Skjolden YH, adjacent to the very noisy Eidselvi river [Remastered scan, 20/9/2019]
Wild flowers near the roadside at Eidsvatnet, Skjolden [New scan, 20/9/2019]
Eidsvatnet, just behind Skjolden, which drains into the Eidselvi river that flows past the hostel [New scan, 20/9/2019]