Park Inn Stavanger
Lagardsveien 61, PO Box 307 Stavanger, Rogaland, Western Fjords, 4010, Norway
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Feeling a bit peeved so excuse the whinging.
Early start as off to the ferry to cross the Skagerrak Fjord from Denmark to the port of Kristiansand in Norway. Very rough crossing. A lot of people were sick-but I loved it!! Was rather exciting!! I think people thought I was being sadistic cause I couldn't stop smiling! Was very rough with lots of huge waves-couldn't walk about on the boat much …
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Rockin' times in Stavanger
... The first statue resides at the art museum, 40 metres above sea level, with each successive ‘man’ placed 1.95 metres lower than his predecessor. The last statue is found in the sea just outside of downtown Stavanger. You may know Gormley’s name from the similarly themed Another Place artwork of 100 cast iron figures facing out to sea on Crosby Beach near Liverpool in England.
In addition to that slice of ‘culture’, Stavanger ...
Scariest day of our lives!
... itself was fun, we clamboured up the sides of the mountains easier than expected, and pulled ourselves up some parts with the chains, holding on for dear life. the weather had been perfect until about 2 and a half hours in, and it started bucketing down, lucky the part we were walking at that stage was reasonably flat (just 1000meters up!) so it was more of an inconvienance than anything.It cleared up quickly, and we continued on to the ...
Stavanger surprise
... as we had seen what we wanted to see. Really stunning and the scenery was just jaw dropping like all the other fjords. Once we were back in Stavanger, we headed to the Oil Museum, were we had a hot chocolate in the very fancy restaurant overlooking the harbour. Then we went to the museum. It was actually a very interesting museum, despite the topic. There was a section on the history of the earth, displays of drill bits, pipes, displays showing the scale of some of these ...
We've rocked the Pulpit Rock!!!
... de acreditar. O horizonte estático parece uma pintura, um quadro, e cada foto tirada uma montagem.
A altura exerce uma atração tão grande que a gravidade parece maior, dando uma mistura medo/vontade de pular ou simplesmente "sair voando"...
O tempo passa tão rápido que quando se vê já está na hora de encarar os 3.800m da volta.
Foi isso que fizemos... após 1 hr 30' lá em cima, retornamos, ainda com mais ...



