Bergstadens Hotel - Roeros Roros

As we arrived at Trondheim rail station, we realised that we had not writen down where we were staying whilst here! We lugged our backage around the city seeking out the Information Center in hope of a computer. We were directed to the local Libary which held free computers to use. After a short panic of not being able to find ...

... soul can drink all the coffee that she/he may need for the next year.

But enough of the mechanics.

The scenery can only be described as riveting. From Deck 7, there is a 360 degree opportunity to view fjord after fjord, every sort of island, small farms extending to the water's edge, prominent features dating back to the days of Eric The Red and beyond, pleasant little villages tucked into the coves, mountains of every description ...

... forward to since her Norwegian friend had specifically recommended it), the seas were too rough and the boat continued up the coastline.

We stopped in Bodo, where we visited a modern cathedral (1956) and the surprisingly interesting Bodo Nordland Museum. This museum contains exhibits of traditional Sami life and a huge collection of ...

Trondheim polozone jest w odleglosci niecalych 500km od Oslo - a z uwagi na predkosc jechalismy tu caly dzien (Oh my God!!!). Po drodze zawitalismy do Lillehammer - skocznia okazala sie niewielka atrakcja przy zjezdzie bobslejem, na ktory zdecydowali sie Bob i Monika B. - szacuneczek. Piekne widoki gorskie po drodze i po 21:00 jestesmy na miejscu. Nocny spacer po Trondheim - urocze, nabrzezne miasteczko. Glowne zwiedzanie przed poludniem w poniedzialek. Poniewaz hostel ...

Wie versprochen hier ein neuer Eintrag nach meinem Ausflug nach Røros. Es war einfach fantastisch, wir hatten geniales Wetter (-1°C und Sonnenschein) und masse, masse Schnee. Mit ein bisschen Verspätung machten sich also gestern morgen zwei Busse voller erwartungsvoller internationaler Studenten auf den Weg nach Röros. Schon unterwegs zeigte sich das Wetter von seiner besten Seite und wir konnten die vorbeiziehende ...

It's been a glorious wonderful day here in Trondheim. Nothing beats this town in great weather. It's extremely cold -12 degrees with a breeze which makes it very invigorating (read insanely cold!)

I drove around Trondheim photographing all day today. I went back to some of the places from my childhood, even back to the house where I grew up.

I've spent the last few days with my family and friends in Trondheim. I'm looking forward to skiing at Oppdal on Thursday.

Moose Watch 2007 has begun with me spotting 7 moose (mooses, meese??) on the train from Hamar to Rørøs and back again. I havent gotten a chance to take a photo yet let alone ride one so Blake and I will still be aiming to fufil that challenge when he arrives in Europe. As for Rørøs it was beautiful. I wandered around the church which was built in the 1770s I believe, the slag heaps, mining museum and ...

Hi @ all, this weekend I took part at a canoe tour at lake Femunden. It was just great. I just can everybody suggest to go there. It is rely diversified. The lakes in that area are connected through little pass way's and rivers. Which makes it rely interesting to be there. But that is all to the place. I let the ...

... it was cold. I was really surprised. It was warm enough that I did not need to whip out my gloves, hat, and scarf, but it was a big difference compared to Hamar. I think just because Hamar is by the water and Røros is in the middle of Norway. Røros is mainly a historical town. It has a little under 5,000 inhabitants (if I am remembering right) and also has the remains of the coal industry. There are huge piles of rocks leftover ...

... in Hamar, but there is another town called Rena that also has a campus for the Hedmark University College. I liked it because Rena is my aunt's name. :) Anyway, we continued on our way and arrived in Røros, our first destination. I had been to Røros once before with Joe on our road trip to visit Ingrid, so there wasn't too much that was new to me there, but I really like the town because of it's history, and because of ...