#burgerbukta

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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