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Molde Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Molde, Norway
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Geiranger to Molde
... Molde is well known for having been completely destroyed by Nazi bombs during World War II. When the Germans first came into Norway the Norwegian King and his court escaped from Oslo along with the country's treasury of gold. They moved to Molde which ...
The Atlantic Road in fog
... on board a ship, to raise the "Pilot on Board" flag and receive the fee. We saw a sandy beach (which is very unusual in Norway), red deer, sheep, and cows. We learned that each tractor egg weighs about one tone, which is a lot of grass, and that farmers ...
Going to the land my Grandpa left in 1927
... just really different from anything I'd heard so far. It took me a while to adjust to several words. Solveig's boyfriend is from Molde (something like 12 miles away across the water) so his dialect is just a bit different (I couldn't tell the difference ...
First night with Bertram
... beautiful scenery. As a rule I do not take pictures out of moving vehicles. I am alwas disappointed. Sorry. When we got to Molde Bertram was waitng there with his weird truck. I sat in the back with bunch of woodworking and fishing equipment with ...
Day trip to Molde - Day 7
Another stunning drive. 2 hour trip to Molde then back on the ferry. Road signs warn about Mousse and Reindeer, unfortunately we have only spotted cats! Mark decided to let me drive for 25 miles, he was extremely nervous and I had to let him take ...
Molde
The next day brings us to Molde. Today is kind of a slow down day for us. Ryan isn't feeling well so he stays on board while Chris and I go into the town. A quaint town reknown for its roses. In front of the town hall at the flower girl statue ...
Trollstigen
... a journey through the alpine meadows in all their stark autumnal beauty, we came to the Trollstiggen, the most visited road in Norway. The Trollstiggen (which means troll’s ladder) is a road that through a series of 11 hairpins plummets 1,300 ...
Islands, Midges and Fjords Galore
... the girls' families. They made us feel so at home and gave me a troll doll which has been staring at me from my shelf ever since. Norway is certainly a beautiful country, and a place i long to return to and explore in more detail now that I am an ...
Hello Norway
Granny-We have arrived today (Thursday) in " the city of jazz and roses", Molde, Norway. Although the roses are blooming all over town, we have just missed the jazz fest that is held each July. Not matter though, as we are just happy to be in a ...
Trondheim to Hurtigruten
... Taxi to Hurtigruten Sailed at 10am Wonderful rugged scenery, variable weather! Short stop at Kristiansund, then longer at Molde Walked through the town, soaking up Jazz Festival atmosphere, searching in vain for a Tshirt for Paul! Nice ...
Molde
Not a lot to say about Molde, the City of Roses. Went into the 11,000 seater Akron football ground and saw a bit of Molde v ???. Town reminded Mum and Dad of Bexhill. At the evening meal Captain Bumble (Captain of the Dining Area) came over to our table ...
Nothng day
... surfers...And showing us some of his beautiful woodwork. Which was nice. We went to bed early to make an early bus out of Molde. One good thing about Bertram is that he would call my dad out when he was being particularly difficult to deal with. At least ...
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