Edderkoppen Scandic Oslo

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... the Oslo fjord to the Viking Ship Museum. The 3 Viking ships are the best preserved in the world. They were found in burial mounds and the museum contains many of the other items found in the mounds - such as sleds and ceremonial carts, textile goods and other items.<br><br> The next day we took an 8 a.m. train through beautiful countryside to the very small town of Myrdal ...

... arrive very early tomorrow morning.  We have to put our luggage outside our room to be collected and then we will pick it up in the morning before getting on a bus that will take us to Heathrow airport.  We need to be ready to leave the ship by 8 a.m.  It will be a long day but we will have lots to think about and reflect upon and remember as we head home.<br><br>Thanks for reading our blog.  Check back in a couple of days and you will be able to see lots of pictures.<br><br>

... Scandinavian cities with their parks and their wharfs and their history and their environmental consciousness. You hear English language almost as much as Norwegian/Danish/Swedish, and communication is seldom a problem. They&#8217;re just too pricey to hang in for very long without specific plans. So tomorrow I fly to Helsinki. That&#8217;s the cheapest way to get there, and by far the fastest.

... my luck continues and they do a promo with them in Australia! The 'restaurant' was good to dine in as well because the back wall is one giant photo of one of Oslo's airport trains. This morning was that of our last full day in relaxing Oslo with breakfast finishing at 10am dictating the wake-up time. Steve couldn't manage the early hour so I savoured the most important meal of the day alone. We were in no rush: Steve didn't want to visit anything in particular and I had ...

... I can see what the Norwegians saw in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. It felt like home, because I felt as though I was in Seattle all day, but different. Fortune would have it that the ferry service we wanted to take was near by so we were under the cover and out of the rain in no time. A quick ferry ride (more like the water bus in Copenhagen than a "ferry") and on our way to the Viking ship museum, meeting a few fellow travelers along the way ...

Norway was a trip Stace and I had planned to do for a long time, and at last we had arrived. We took a few days off work and decided to spend 5 days there. We flew into Oslo from Glasgow on Saturday the 24th May, arriving in the afternoon. Our hostel was located in what seem to be a less that pleasant area of Oslo, however it was cheap, and given the cost of things in Norway, that was all we wanted. We had a short look around ...

... approached by these born again Christian religious types. Maybe they saw my eye, maybe something else drew them to me but whatever it was i couldn't shake them for 15min, we had a little pray for my trip, my family, a pray to God that he would bring me a nice woman to settle down and have a family with. Man, i just don't have the rude bone in my body to get rid of these people, it was so uncomfortable. After they had gone i quickly ran through the red-light district to a coffeshop to dirty up my sole after my near salvation.

... almost the whole day, and managed to try almost all of the attractions(Didn't have the guts to try "The speedmonster", but did try another rollercoster with a loop *very proud*) We went back to Oslo at 5 o'clock, so that we had time to shop a bit more before tomorrows journey back to Trondheim. We thought we would head in early toningt also, but after a while we got tired of the hotelroom, and went out ...

... to the bar and order my food, which I eventually found out after getting the English menu. So I decided to go with the "lunch special" because I figured if I could eat pizza in Poland with kielbasa, pickles and ham on it than I could eat this odd "lunch special". I also got it because it was cheap and I figured I'd never see a combo like this again on a menu. So the waitress finally comes with my food and she immediately ...