A travel blog by Andrea Hill. Though small, Kirkenes is a gorgeous town with a rich history. During my five weeks there, I explored the border museum. Poked about some of the bunkers left behind from WWII, hiked along the tundra. And experienced some of the local bars and restaurants. In what was easily the most hectic d.

They look like aliens, but they are tasty. This crab was too small and had to be thrown back. Loch Ness has its eponymous monster. British Columbia has the Ogopogo. What lurks beneath the Barents Sea, you ask? Unlike its mythical counterparts, the King Crab is notable for being real, not to mention edible.