Photographs
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Northwestern part of Upernavik in midnight sun
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The cemetery and city behind
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The old church, which is the second-oldest building in the town
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The cemetery; the graves are decorated with artificial flowers.
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Work at the harbour
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Sleddogs chained in residential area
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Dogsleds
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Duda Lasø anchored in the harbour
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