#burgerbukta

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Burgerbukta is a stunning bay on the north side of Hornsund Fjord, South Svalbard, Norway.

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Paierlbreen Glacier is at the north end of Burgerbukta Bay, South Svalbard, Norway.

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Eroded iron oxide from the Devonian Old Red sandstone above has accumulated along the shore of Burgerbukta Bay, South Svalbard, Norway.

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The geological history of Spitsbergen Island is laid out like an open book on the west side of Burgerbukta Bay, South Svalbard, Norway.

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The rusting iron oxide in the Devonian Old Red sandstone along Burgerbukta Bay, South Svalbard, Norway, dates back hundreds of millions of years.

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This cliff on Burgerbukta Bay, South Svalbard, Norway, displays Devonian Old Red sandstone overlain by dark Triassic sediments and topped by a thick cap of Permian carbonates.

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Sofiekammen, a spectacular rock wall on Burgerbukta Bay, South Svalbard, Norway, displays colorful geological strata.

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This striking cliff at the entrance to Burgerbukta Bay, South Svalbard, Norway, has been scraped clean by ancient glaciers.