Best Western Kampen Hotell Oslo

... que eu estou mesmo de partida marcada... ao menos quase marcada. <br><br>No final das contas o problema com o visto na Inglaterra acabou tendo um "final feliz". Tive a oportunidade de fazer coisas que a tempos nao fazia, alem de poder conhecer um pouco desse pais que mau aparecia na minha lista de "lugares a visitar". <br><br>Agora basta esperar um pouco mais, e aproveitar a espera o melhor possivel, como se desde o comeco tivesse sido uma decisao minha.<br><br><br>

Da er dagen jeg har ventet så lenge på endelig her. Pakket og klar til å legge ut på nye eventyr. Tankene spinner på høygir om hva tiden fremover vil bringe. Vissheten om at livet er de øyeblikkene en lever for å oppnå. Drømmer som nås .. Det handler om å gjøre ...

... an older couple which way to go and they pointed in one direction and said in their limited English &#8220;clothes&#8221; and the other direction and said &#8220;no clothes&#8221;. We laughed together and figured out which beach to go to. With all this heat the place was hopping and the water was more crowded then the sand. The water was a bit chilly at first, but with the hot sun it felt great. We swam out to a floating dock and sunbathed and jumped off the high ...

... of travelling Europe. Meeting the people I have and learning from them and almost everyone of the mistakes. I arrived later in Oslo and I again had no bookings, like every other city I have been to. But this city was the hardest to find a room, I actually almost resorted to a motel room. But all the motels were booked out. As it was the weekend. So I walked up and down left and right trying all together maybe 5. Sorry no room at the inn. And ...

... tram out to a different area of town and had a walk around before visiting the supermarket once again and going back to our hostel to get our bags and go out to meet our lady for private accom for the night. No major issues finding the place and we very happy in our lovely little room where we shared the night with some great kids drawings including one of the phantom which was pretty cool. We cooked and played backgammon before doing a repack for the hike and going to bed.

... result was a unique movie with 5 screen arranged in a semi-circle. The Kon-Tiki museum displayed the history of papyrus, reed, and balsa wood boats. Several of these types of craft have been constructed since the 1960s. They were used to prove that ancient people could have used that type of technology to cross oceans. The Kon-Tiki itself was built of balsa wood and sailed from the coast of Ecuador to Tahiti. It was on display in the museum. The ...

... was going to be my hobby and that to combine them at every opportunity would make for a very happy life indeed. It was that night spent sleeping in the shadows of the mountain that I decided I was going to live the dream, my dream of traveling along the silk road from Istanbul to Beijing. In school I had always been fascinated with a road linking the east and the west, a road that was so important for trade, a launchpad for so many great explorers like Marco Polo and a ...

... to get my backpack out of the locker and find my train. oh and thing i hear the most amongst the Norge....ya...ya ya ya ya...ya...so wish that i could tape record it...very different from our Irish brethren...but every so slightly similar!!!! am definitely enjoying myself so far and enjoying the fact that i can make it up as i go along! weather anyone else thinks its creative or whatever, whatever....i just don't care and that is what rocks about it!!! much love off to my train!

... with a better understanding of Vigeland's artistry, but were sick of the cold and rain, so we headed to another nearby museum that had a cozy little coffee shop. Through the bad cappuccino's I thought about Vigeland as the art patron of Oslo, in much the same way as Gaudí was to Barcelona. But apart from Vigeland's work I had caught glimpse of an ...

... not much happening at times. Return Visit? When I'm older and richer, and more suited to such places, for sure. And to begin the vast sweeping generalisations and sum up a whole country based on 2 days in one city (although there are apparently only 4 big cities ...