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-Next day we go for a hike and drone footage of our drive and set for a waterfall and lose our drone there. we have to charge our car until 2am
-We sleep and clean the place. 
-next day rescue mission and more waterfalls and hikes
-next day another two waterfalls, train ride, bridge
-next day a cabin ride, a lot of roadworks, 
+The next day we got up and made our way to a short enough hike which had a cable car that would travel in a tunnel inside the mountain, but we couldn't take that as we wanted to hike up and take the car down, but the last car was for an hour, while the hike would take two hours. So we just spent a short time hiking up and then sat down for chai and chat. Afterwards we did our first drone footage of our drive, in an interesting landscape.
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+<video src="first-drone.mp4" />
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+After that we made our way to a waterfall, [Lotofosen?], but just for a quick peek before we would go back to our place to sleep at night, but it was so beautiful I couldn't resist a drone shot of this place, so I was filming a few shots and just before I was going to bring the drone back to land (as it was running out of battery), the drone hit a tree and fell. It fell on the other side of this strong river. At first we were contemplating whether it is possible to cross the river at all, the consensus in he end was that it is too dangerous as the water current is very strong at one point in the river (and this point was unavoidable) and the depth was also unknown to us.
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+![image of river]()
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+I proposed we would go from the other side of the river by driving there and hiking down, the hill was very steep and my friends were skeptical of the idea, but I preferred hiking difficult terrain to crossing a river: my thought process is: humans evolved to live on the ground, and even though it may be difficult terrain, it is easier to have control in this environment than it is in water. We said let's leave it until tomorrow as it as already midnight and dark and we had to think about this. That night we also had to drive at 1am to charge the car, we didn't get to sleep until 3am!
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+The next morning, all I could think about was the drone rescue mission :D -- I was determined to hike the other side of the river. We went back to the waterfall, and as I was buying a postcad from the shop there, I asked him about this, and he said yeah we can probably hike the other side down, it's doable but difficult. He said it's also possible to cross the river but risky, and he personally would wait until September when the river is less strong to do it. So we drove the road around to the top of the hill and I and Emad set off to rescue the drone. The distance on ground was only 100 meters, but the terrain was very steep (about 70% grade) and it took us about 45 minutes to get down to the river and find the drone!
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+![drone rescue result]()
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+The drone's propellers were all damaged, so we couldn't fly the drone anymore on this trip (and we couldn't find a place in Norway on our way to buy propellers from unfortunately). But we got to see this beautiful view from this side of the river that not many people got to see probably :D
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+![In this side of river]()
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+We continue on to go visit another hike and waterfall and spend some time hiking there, beautiful scenery and every waterfall has its own character and aesthetics which are amazing.
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+next day another two waterfalls, train ride, bridge
+next day a cabin ride, a lot of roadworks, glacier national park, house with jaccuzzi!
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