One day later, we go to a sled dog farm. It is a freezing -20 degrees again. The scenery is beautiful, the sunlight perfect and the frozen digger on the grounds is simply perfect for a photo shoot. It is one of those situations and moments that you can never plan in advance. The photo of the excavator ends up being our campaign photo. With the dogs, we only shoot a few videos. I stand alone on a sled with about 8 dogs pulling me and Niels films us from the sled in front of us.

The second hike was one of those experiences you definitely don't want to go through again. We started early in the morning when it was still dark and walked up a mountain for 9 hours, full polar expedition-style. The only thoughts that went through my head for the first two hours were 'insane' and 'why?’ Just before we reached the highest point of the mountain, our guide took a 'technical break'. We had to fasten snowshoes under our shoes. A few metres from where we stopped, the wind blasted freely. We walked across the open plain through a crazy snowstorm. The guide shouted, ‘This is going to be your life for the next few hours'.

After the hikes, we took a long road trip along the Norwegian Fjords. We drove along the Atlantic Highway, took many ferries, defied a snowstorm, ate Lutefisk and visited a Viking church from the year 600.