Clarion Bergen Airport

... avec des caillous. Pis on a realiser que les dessins anime quand on etait petit etait ben meilleur que les actuelles...Tres impartial comme jugement... hehe!!! <br><br>Le lendemain... La sa vaut la peine. Ah oui j'oubliais, le voyage Oslo-Lillehammer etait tres beau a voir super beau paysage tout en lisant Millenium trois(que j'ai fini, c'est tres bon). Mais le chemin Lillehammer-Bergen en autobus(8h15 de temps), Sa!! Sa c quelque chose a voir!!! Je lisait tout bonnement mon ...

... Scottish soccer hooligans. Climbing into the top bunk of my triple bunk bed was a challenge that night, but I survived.<br><br>I figured the best way to conquer a hangover would be to climb a mountain, so that&#8217;s what I did. It was the sunniest and hottest day in the history of Bergen, or at least the four days I was there. It rains 275 days a year. The trail was harder than I anticipated, but I was up to the ...

... we stopped for 5 minutes and I got out and actually touched snow - a first for me! It was old wet snow, but hey, it was snow. The countryside changed to a barren landscape with rock and snow.<br><br>The Flåm railway was stunning - rushing waterfalls amongst snow capped green mountains. Once at Flåm we changed to a ferry for 2 hours on a fjord - it was beautiful. And then, when I thought it could not get any better we arrived by ...

Touching down at Bergen Airport at around 23:10pm on Tuesday night after an uneventful flight I received a phone call to catch the Flybussen- Airport Bus, into Sentrum where I would meet Frank in the City Centre in 30 minutes. Exiting the main terminal building I immediately came across a Bus Driver puffing heavily on a cigarette and was relieved to have found the correct place almost ...

... We reached the town of Myrdal around lunch time where we transferred to the Flåm railway which is a privately run railway that descends the Flåm valley passing gorges and waterfalls along the way. Once at the bottom of the valley we were at the edge of the Sognefjord with huge mountains climbing out at all angles. We boarded the ferry there for our two hour trip along the ...

... packed. Being offended by the food prices here, I looked for something cheap and ate at a sausage stand. Unsatisfied, I stumbled upon a kebab shop - wrap-style, stuffed with corn, a sweet sauce, and ground lamb. The wrap was a little too chewy, but still tasty and not a bad value, compared to the sausage I had earlier. I sucked it down back at the hostel, where I noticed some Chinese people have a VERY high-end hostel dinner ...

... understood (English finally) and seeing amazing architecture everywhere. Highlight of the day was sitting outside the Pantheon eating our takeway pizza. Now to the Trivi fountain to make a wish and have Great Gelato and then more walking, through town on this 30 degree day, towards the Spanish Steps. It is really crowded, really hot and still just having a marvellous time. Can't really 'explain' it, I have run out of words to describe my happiness!

... of money buying salad for the burgers when there was miles of grass all around us and his impressions of a Scottish accent will live long in my memory. The guys had been on a weekend away to Scotland earlier in the year and as we conversed we realized we had a mutual love for whiskey and as the sun set we headed for "bitter bar" where we could get some top quality whiskey's and brandy's. Calle i think its fair to say would be more of a brandy man, its a tipple Ive not had very often ...

... the hostel and the bus was paid for... So lets start there... the bus ride. We spent 19 hours on a bus last weekend. About 8 hours on Friday leaving Hamar around 3 arriving Bergen at 11. It was horrible! I dont travel by bus well... so a little road sickness, but at elast i didnt puke. The other 11 hours was on Sunday coming home. We stopped about ever 3 hours or so, so it wasnt as bad... didnt make me as ...

... and full of embroidery. We also realized that Norwegians are very "religious" and serious about observing a day of rest - everything is closed on Sunday (including the churches). We had a light lunch for $53 and coffee and dessert for dinner for a mere $25. We checked the prices at McDonalds and found out that for a Big Mac Value Meal you just pay 65 NOK ($10). We were lucky to find an open grocery store so ...