Kvadehuken

In a land of ice and snow, Where the cold winds fiercely blow, There's a cape so wild and free, It's called Kvadehuken, you see. At the corner of the land it stands, With a name from distant lands, Quade hoek, the Dutch did say, A bad corner, where troubles may lay. A geophysical station once did reside, Where scientists worked side by side, Studying the Earth's mysteries, Unlocking nature's ancient histories. Hallvard and Finn, the brothers dear, With knowledge and passion, they were sincere, In nineteen twenty, the station was born, A place of learning, from dusk till morn. But alas, in nineteen twenty-four, The station closed its doors, Financial reasons, they had to go, Yet the memories of Kvadehuken still glow. Random page: JFCC SGS