19 days in the arctic (Part 3)

At Bodo, the girls walked ahead of me. I could actually catch up with them, but bcos of the traffic, I just cut away from them. It was 9am. Their flight is 2pm. Its a 30mins walk to the airport. They walked way ahead, then stopped, waited for me, and said "We'll go ahead to the airport. So cya". Well, in essence, they pangseh-ed me again. They have 4 hours to hang around in Bodo, but they decided to take off to the airport. So I was left alone. My flight is 7pm. I went to the tourist info center and asked them what I can do in Bodo for 8 hours. They said this museum and that. I learnt that museums are tourists trap. Finally, one made me happy. "You can go to this place, and see the eagles on the other side of the Island. Bodo Islands has the world's biggest eagles herring". So I walked and asked for directions, and found it.


Unfortunately, spending like 1 hour there, there was no eagle, only seagull and ducks. And I was starting to freeze. This is still inside the arctic afterall. So I decide to go to the Airport, and look for an internet, to check for directions to the cabin. Since I lost my notebook in Lofoten.

I should stop taking pictures like this.


The Airport has no internet. Only those click ones, with only Yahoo news and air ticket booking functions. Later, I went back, with my backpack, bcos the lockers arent cheap.
And although, there was no eagles again, the sunset was Beautiful.







End of Bodo (for good! there's nothing to do here really! Im glad. And Im looking forward to seeing the Northern lights, further North. 300-400km into the arctic.)