Radisson BLU Hotel Haugesund
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Norway - classic images and life
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A crisp 12 degrees means means multi-layering. There's a quote here "There's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing" and they are so right.
Situated right on the North Sea, Stord is a centre for the oil and gas construction and related industries. Everything seems to be 100 times the normal size; insert myself and you have a perspective of size.
Chilly, crisp and beautiful - Norway.
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Nordic Norway and Stockholm
... What baffled me was the complete lack of warning signs or any sort of safety precautions. You could just walk up to a drop of over 300 metres. It was quite scary, but definitely worth it.
The town where the girls live, Aksdal, is quite rural, but beautiful. You should have seen the view from Henriette’s lounge room. Our first night with the girls, we headed to Henriette’s parents house to meet the rest of the family for a ...
Hellesylt and Geiranger - Love Me Tender
... in to the Explorers lounge, straight to the desk and obtained ‘green number 3’ ticket. The lounge was practically empty. We didn’t even have time to walk over to a table and sit and wait before they called our number.
These lifeboats have capacity to cater for150 people although a notice inside restricted the personnel to 128 when used as a tender.
On alighting the tender in Geiranger, the rain had finally arrived. It ...
Home of my ancestors
Been in Norway 10 days already. A little background. Ole Larsen, born July 2, 1854 in Syre, Norway (100 years minus one day earlier than me) worked on a ship and got off in Baltimore about 1880, where he then lived, married and produced my grandmother Helena Larsen. When my sister Deb was a 20 something doing volunteer work in Germany, she decided to go to Norway to look up the family. That's when she remarried into the family, Leif Kristensen, ...
A day at the edge of the North Sea
... at the time, had a population of 26,000. But today, Espevær has only 170 residents but receive many times more visitors during the summer who come for the fishing, diviing or its rich and varied flora. There are 365 small islands nearby, most of which are uninhabited. Attractions on Espevær include the 'Baadehuset', which has been converted into a museum with a big selection of historical photographs and many exhibits of ...
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