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<\/a><\/p>\nThis year we are; Anette H\u00f6gstr\u00f6m, Jan Ove R. Ebbestad, Wendy L. Taylor, S\u00f6ren Jensen, Guido Meinhold, Heda Agic, Magne H\u00f8yberget, Zhiji Ou, Bianca Harrison and Frida Hybertsen. People have come from all over the world with Bianca coming straight from South Africa. Local fishermen, Joachim and Tryggve, get all our equipment and us to our first campsite at Breidvika. The weather reports have been very promising, we\u00b4re just hoping it\u00b4s not going to be too to hot! <\/p>\n Setting camp is always a bit nerve racking, finding out what has been forgotten. When we can\u00b4t find the pole for our big kitchen tent panic feelings grow very quickly, luckily it\u00b4s there where it should be. Finally at night everything is done and located and the view from camp over Tanafjord and the Varanger peninsula on the opposite side is spectacular. After dinner we crawl exhausted into our tents. Tomorrow work starts and happy hunting for the next two weeks. <\/p>\n By Anette H\u00f6gstr\u00f6m, all photos Wendy Taylor The Digermulen Early Life Research Group has gathered again for two weeks of fieldwork on the Digermulen Peninsula. Our group is large with seven researchers, 1 PhD student (Zhiji from Troms\u00f8 University Museum) and two MSc students; Frida from Uppsala University and Bianca from Cape Town University. Leaving … Continue reading Fieldwork summer 2016<\/span> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"