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The last large city for a while.
From 06.00 to 12.00 we were able to go ashore and visit Trondheim. Tracy as well as Geoffrey had studied up on the city and led us on a lovely and informative tour. Viva the Kindle!
First we visited the largest remaining wooden structure in ...
Amazing weather
... we got to the far end of the island the wind was howling, and clouds had rolled in. Unfortunately we didn't find the caves, but sat watching the sea at a remote spot, surrounded by weather-worn rocks and heather-covered slopes. There was a rather dilapidated house stuck out on its own, but it difficult to imagine anyone living at this desolated spot. We managed to make it most of the way home before the rain started, and for the next hour or so we watched from ...
"Hvordan bliver vejret i dag?" ...
... 60 17' N, 5 13' E) - Oslo/Torp (59 11' N, 10 15' E) 309 km Oslo/Torp (59 11' N, 10 15' E) - Stavanger (58 52' N, 5 38 ' E) 268 km direct flight: 160 km (on the road 211 km) We looked up possible train connections, but you can really eliminate train connections from your travel alternatives ... 16 hours and you can also forget busses - Bergen - Stavanger 5h 30 min so it's faster to fly 580 km across the southern part of the country, with one layover, than taking a bus ... ...
Dance the night away (and morning, and afternoon)
... had numerous asthma attacks. We were terribly sleepy, everyone, because of allergies and the intensity of the program.
Oh, let me tell you about our program’s intensity. I guess they were serious when they called it the Erasmus Intensive (Erasmus is a student thingy of the EU – funds people to study abroad in other EU countries). Every day – EVERY DAY – we had classes from 9:15-6, with an hour for lunch and ...
First Walk through Trondheim
... on top of some houses. A fort, Kristiansten Feshning, could be seen from the "university" district. Another spiral on top of a big house.
The fort, Kristiansten Feshning, was completed in 1682. As soon as I entered the gates of the fort, I saw the prison on my right. Each cell is very small and there weren't any light if an inmate were locked in the cell. View of Trondheim from the fort. ...
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