During spring and into summer, the sun never sets in the northern fringes of Norway. Having 24 hours of light comes with its perk – when a bright, summery swell rolls through, you can surf, any time. Under a midnight sun, surfing can feel a bit strange, especially as your body is slowing down for the evening. "It feels like the longest golden hour imaginable," said photographer Fredrikke Jerring. "The water stays cool, the days never end, and the crowds arrive with summer. The waves may be smaller, but the magic isn't." It's midnight, in June. And the waves have a little summer ruffle on them. Still fun! Photo: Fredrikke Jerring. For surfers who make the mission to Lofoten, which houses Norway's most famous wave at Unstad, surfing waves all night is likely the reason they've hoofed it thousands of miles. For those who live here, it's just summer. "I wouldn't say it feels completely normal to surf at midnight," said Suzie Slovakova, who moved to Lofoten from the Czech Republic nearly a decade ago.…