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A hearty breakfast is very important on an excursion.
In Europe, too, food comes first, followed by the pleasure of seeing the beautiful landscapes.
(On day 9 we go where? Paamuit. )
I am looking forward to and excited about today's excursion.
Day 9:
Paamiut, also known as Frederikshåb, is a picturesque town in Greenland, located on the west coast of the Greenlandic island. This small community is surrounded by stunning nature and has a fascinating history. Here is a detailed narrative about Paamiut:
History:
Paamiut has a rich history dating back to prehistoric times. The region was once inhabited by Inuit who lived by fishing and hunting seals and whales. The town was founded in 1742 by the Norwegian missionary Hans Egede and is now a modern settlement that is nevertheless proud of its cultural roots.
Population:
The population of Paamiut is comparatively small, numbering about 1,500 inhabitants. Despite its small size, the town is a vibrant community that is culturally and socially diverse.
Economic conditions:
Paamiut's economy is heavily dependent on fishing and agriculture. Residents make a living from hunting seals, whales and other marine animals, as well as fishing. The town also has some commercial enterprises and small shops that cater to the needs of the community.
In Paamiut you can experience the rugged beauty of Greenland in all its glory, whether by exploring nature, immersing yourself in the culture or interacting with the warm-hearted locals. It is a place that invites you to discover the wonders of the Arctic wilderness and experience a unique way of life.
I hardly see people in the village, in this small town, but I see many graves in this cemetery.
I follow the flowers, I ended up in this cemetery.... yes, I love cemeteries because I walk there, because of the many flowers.
I love walking in cemeteries because there are always lots of flowers.
When I got off the tender boat I didn't know where to go, then I just followed the flowers and not the other passengers.
Then I found this beautiful old cemetery and also lots of wild flowers.
I like to be alone, travelling. When I travel alone, I see more, experience more. When I travel, I'm usually alone... Of course, you can experience and do many other beautiful things in twos, threes or in a group.

I am fascinated by these white, cuddly wild flowers. Does anyone know what they are called? If I lived here, I would make a warm blanket and a jacket out of these white cuddly flowers myself.

As a plant lover, I was very tempted to take seeds from the Greenland wildflowers. But this is not allowed for reasons of good environmental protection. Out of respect for nature, I have not tried to pick flowers and collect seeds. Since I have been in Greenland, I no longer dare to take cut flowers from the fields. I found it incredibly valuable to bloom in this weather pattern. We should leave nature as it is and enjoy it outdoors.

After enjoying the flowers, I felt like walking in the mountains.

I imagined that there were wonderful hidden places waiting for me behind the mountains. The sun shone so enticingly that I could move freely anywhere in the mountains. Despite the fresh, cold air, I began to sweat as I ran across the mountains and jumped back and forth between the puddles of water.

From a distance, the mountains all looked very lovely and nothing looked dangerous. I decided to climb a mountain, but the path was not easy, I had to turn back a few times to reach my actual destination. What looked harmless from a distance turned out to be impossible paths to walk on up close.

It was very worthwhile. It's always worth it when you're on the move and moving.

The wind was very strong, as you can hear on the smartphone recording.
I am thrilled and quite proud of myself for making it here and deeply impressed by the landscapes and natural wonders that opened up before me.