Clarion Collection Grand Olav
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EARLY morning sight-seeing.
... soon after as small houses were erected, for the most part occupied by seamen, fishermen and labourers.This special atmosphere of the small houses lives on today. The houses have been restored and the neighbourhood is bubbling with life. There's something for everybody here: cultural-historical interests, special boutiques, cafe's and restaurants and that special feeling of a neighbourhood in harmony.
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Amazing weather
I have realised whilst checking the weather forecast here that the Norwgian equivalent of the Met Office has great trouble predicting anything more than 24 hours in advance. This must be a reflection of the incredibly changeable nature of things here, and yesterday was a case in point. Liz and I set off for a morning walk at about 9am, to see if we could find the caves on the other side of the island. It was a little breezy, but in sheltered spots the sun was warm. By ...
"Hvordan bliver vejret i dag?" ...
... were no stonemassons capable enough to build it in Norway. Therefore the reigning archbishop hired stonemassons from Great Britian and this became a tradition. In the evening we continue our journey and will arrive in Bergen somewhat around 10 p.m. This flight leg and the next one are a bit weird. Trondheim (63 27' N, 10 55' E) - Oslo/Torp (59 11' N, 10 15' E) 477 km Olso/Torp (59 11' N, 10 15' E) - Bergen (60 17' N, 5 13' E) 309 km direct flight (only operated by SAS): 467 ...
Dance the night away (and morning, and afternoon)
... when I quickly learned that the hostel was not the nicest I have stayed in. I got a rash on my arm and my face broke out in zits. My eyes swelled, and so did everybody else’s. One of my friends couldn’t even put in her contacts because her eyes were swollen so much. Everyone was getting sick. One morning I woke up so dizzy I had to lay down on the floor of the bathroom as I walked in. Gross! But necessary! Another girl ...
First Walk through Trondheim
The walk through Trondheim is my first experience in seeing the long history of Trondheim. There is no exact date as to when Trondheim became the city; however, the earliest history of Trondheim went back to tenth century. Each picture are endless words of what I was seeing, sensing and experiencing in Trondheim.
Back of the Deaf Church I would call it an university district. I was fascinated ...
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