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12. januar 2012

Hestskjæret

Hestskjær Lighthouse

A lighthouse not so far away from the Atlantic Road


HESTSKJÆRET


Hestskjær fyr, utenfor Averøya, Møre og Romsdal, opprettet 1879, ombygd og forsterket 1960. 20 m hvitt betongbygg, lysstyrke 28 200 cd, lysvidde 15 nautiske mil. Bemannet fyr til 1986. Automatisert.

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 ......waiting for a big wave... will strike the lighthouse












































2012

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 Meekknoken



















Nekstadsetra

 Skiltet til Averøyas høyeste fjell

On the maps from Statens Kartverk, the highest mountain on Averøya island is named Mekknøken (Norge 1:50,000) and even Mek-knoken (Økonomisk Kartverk). The local name, which you will find on trailsigns, is Meekknoken. 
The mountain has its name from the place Mek (map name) / Meek (local name) on the south side of the mountains. This website will refer to this mountain as Mekknøken, but at least the reader is now aware of the local name.
Mekknøken is a coastal mountain, and offers excellent views toward the mighty Trollheimen, Sunndalsfjella and Romsdalsfjella mountain ranges, and, of course everything west of these ranges. One of the major Averøya tourist attractions is the Atlanterhavsvegen road. This road connects Averøya island to the Moldehalvøya peninsula. The other access point is the Bremsnes - Kristiansund ferry.
Mekknøken is an easy mountain to reach, and there are several routes to the top. This web page will describe the route up Nekkstaddalen valley. This is probably the shortest route to the top. You also have the option to visit the neighbour tops Fagerfjellet (634m) / Holstuva (626m), if you want an extended hike.

http://www.westcoastpeaks.com/Peaks/mekknoken.html











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