Rica Helsfyr Oslo

... perform, and hopefully will be of use to this community. I feel incredibly motivated from meeting all these people who are so excited about their research, all seem very willing to learn from others and to work together to answer the greater questions. I'm really excited to present tomorrow.. I don't think I've ever really been part of a professional community and it feels great to have something positive to contribute.

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... farm is a working farm with cows, sheep, horses.  What is interesting about the palace park was that it had no fences, it is totally open to the public and appeared to be well used and enjoyed.<br><br>Our first stop was the Norwegian Folk Museum, a very large open air museum something like Heritage Park, with a lot of historic buildings.  We got to see a school house with grass roof, a farmhouse and a stave church.  The church was really interesting as it is a very tall ...

... 1 Kroner, 1 Euro, 1 Pound, or 1 Dollar &#8211; anything you want to give but you are going to give it. The port-a-potties will be down the hill a little bit so when the tea hits, she&#8217;ll sock it to them! There are almost 200,000 people that attend these things&#8230; she&#8217;ll make a mint! I might have to quit my job to be her assistant. I&#8217;ll make a mint, too! She&#8217;ll need someone to man her port-a-potties because, and I quote, &#8220;No one is going to ...

... up too late the night before, which wouldn't have helped matters. Staying in the Majorstuen area Steve and I visited the (in)famous Vigleparken to see the bizare sculptures depicting the cycle of life, or something along those lines. One way to describe it is a bunch of naked statues in many different positions. As it turned out the snow (which had paused briefly in the morning but was now falling again) censored some of the statues, as if strategically-placed over ...

... Three ships that were recovered from the surrounding areas. Kinda interesting I guess, but it was sort of one of those, ok,I see and move on kinda things. Polar ship Fram - Literally, the ship is the museum. This ship has gone further North and South than any other wooden ship. Kinda interesting, you actually got to walk thought and on the ship, which was cool... moving on. So, as you can see, I kept busy. Next stop Sweden - Stockholm, to be exact.

... steeper and scarier than the 'trolls ladder' that is famous for its steepness. There were waterfalls running either side of the road, the whole valley in Gudvangen is spectacular! We parked at the service station over night and I think because it is a quiet time of year they turn a blind eye to us camping there. It is such a nice time of year to be in Norway as there are only a few coach buses you run into here and there, it definitely makes it nice not having crowds around so ...

... not witnessed on my previous visits to Amsterdam, so i guess i couldn't complain too much but by mid afternoon my patience was starting to wear thin as i walked down the same street for the 5th time. Its amazing how the difference in weather can totally transform a city. My other visits to Amsterdam have been in October/ November when its been dull and drab and generally raining. This time however the sun was out in force and the city was sparkling in the suns glow. Even the ...

... to Thor Heyerdahl and the National Gallery of Art. The art gallery is relatively small (free entrance) and does not overwhelm with the collection. Nevertheless, the Edvard Munch's room with an immortal "Scream" painting is definitely worth visiting. As a general, his style is unique and very interesting. Kon-Tiki museum was really interesting to me and I spent more time there. Thor Heyerdahl ...

... for another 2-3 hours. So in the mean time I was advised by the staff to leave my backpack in the luggage storage area and possibly do some sight seeing. So I walked out and decided to walk around and explore a bit before it was time to formally check into my room, and then I would continue my tour of Oslo after. As usual, I walked down streets and all that interested me. I believe during this brief tour of Oslo I ...