The night is windy, and the day start with rain. When we leave at half past ten is the rainsuit a must. There are many showers during the day. It is a flat hilly countryside, where Kierkevare block the view towards south. It is slightly uphill. We make a pause inbetween two showers. We meet hikers that wonder if we want to get a lift. Do we already look that tired? We decline politely, we are going in the other direction we say. Thanks anyway. The lunch is spent on a small hill with a far reaching view. In the west are darkblue clouds. The sun shine on us for a short moment, then the rain start again.

The winding path takes lead us over and between the hills. The headwind make the rain whip the face. The path is easy to walk and follow, at wet places are planks. Lemmings run in and out beneath the planks. One must be careful to not step on the sweet little animals. Before the Tuottarcabins are two broad but easy fordable places. We ford the first, at the second at the cabins do we leave the path and follow the ravine of the brook from the lake Duottarjávrre. We continue along the west side of the lake. Here it is easy to walk; meadows, whale shaped rocks, and beaches. The only disturbing thing are the large number of rain showers. At the northwestern part of the lake do we turn east, too much since we soon in the haze can see the northeastern part of the lake. The aim was to reach the lake at Oarjep Rissávárre. It is not easy to navigate here in the haze. We take a shortcut and walk up to 1000 meter to reach the valley with the lake without name south of Oarjep Rissávárre. The uphill slope and the rain that whip us is tiring.

We do not walk along the shore of the lake but continue on the slope with lake further down to the left. The ground is almost flat and it is a comfortable walk to where the way down to Tjågnårisskajdde begin. The descent is hilly and at some places rather steep. Since one is getting tired may it feel steeper than it is. The nice view is a reward. An helicopter bounce at the hut at Tjågnårisjåhkå. Half past six are we on flat ground and we can settle on a meadow near a small brook. After one hour do the rain cease and the weather is clearing up. It feels good.