Thon Slottparken Oslo

... 1072;вн 72;я улица предс 90;авляе& #1090; собой нагро 84;ожден& #1080;е несур 72;зных совре 84;енных здани 81;, ф ...

... mysle, ze przydalby sie do tego psycholog ;))
Co nam sie rzucilo juz tego pierwszego dnia - od groma tu Polakow. Nie mam pojecia jakie sa proporcje tych, co przyjechali tu turystycznie i tych, ktorzy tu pracuja. Chwilami mam wrazenie, ze wciaz jestem w Polsce.
Mamy tez problem z internetem - wlasciwie to nie mamy internetu, dlategotez ciezko mi zagwarantowac czy jeszcze beda jakiekoleiwek opisy :( (zdjecia tez albo w pozniejszym czasie, albo po powrocie)

... on American Idol, I'm sure they'll invite me back.

Next stop was the Norway Cultural History center. Boy, my ancestors had it tough. No toasters, no hair dryers, nothin'! They did have really good lefse, though. I had some that was made only for special occasions (weddings, etc.). They used expensive ingredients like sugar, flour, and eggs - no potatoes. It was much thicker...like maybe a 1/4 inch and they used barley flour so that ...

... it was decided to travel out of town to the museum peninsula and visit either the Folk Museum or the Polar Ship Fram museum. To this end our Thomas and Linda helped us to secure 24-hour public transport cards from a Narvessen kiosk. Before heading out there we went back to the hotel to check that we couldn't check-in yet, make a note that we would be checking in later at night and then put some of the vast amount of dirty clothes we had created into a backpack for transport ...

... lleno de bosques donde crecen callampas y las famosas fresas salvajes, que serán suecas desde que Bergman bautizó así su película, pero igual en Noruega el mismo cuento. Las casas están desperdigadas y lejos unas de otras, como en el campo. El centro de la ciudad, de amurallados edificios de vidrio y concreto, es tan chico que apenas se nota. Los árboles amarillos de otoño se ven borrosos con la llovizna y las casas de madera esfumadas en medio de ...

... All i was ready for at this stage was a shower and bed. Unfortunately the rooms in the hostel, £18 a night, were not available till 2pm which meant i had another 5hours to kill. Not to be downbeat so early in the trip i took advantage by doing a few of the touristy things. I took a stroll from Piccadilly to Buckingham Palace and then down to Westminster, the London eye and Downing Street before returning to the hostel via Covent garden and Piccadilly circus. I remember ...

... in the same train as me, but we didn't get in touch with each other before the airport. We are going to spend the next three months together, so we can wait an extra hour before meeting up. Anyway, Remi and I where alone since we took the train, but Ingrid was driven by her parents and so they where there to say goodbye. We waited patiently at the check-in line until it was our turn and then checked in at the ...

... gonna be expensive so we are just gonna spend money and have fun! Oslo night life is pretty much non-existant. Not much more I can say about that. Went to the Kontiki museum, which had two of the boats used in the Atlantic and Pacific crossings (got you a few pics Venessa), then went on to the Viking ship museum where they have a couple of original ships they unearthed. Sorry kids, the chef at our restaraunt informed us ...

... the most religious. Almost everything is closed on Sundays. The trains ran on a less frequent schedule. It took me a while before I got to visit the Aker's Brygge and catch the ferry to visit the Boydoy island. I just wanted to take the ferry ride. The island houses all the famous museums--Viking ship, Kon tiki, etc, which I had no desire or time to see. I took another walk in the city center before I had to head back to catch my 1:00pm train.

... athletes were sometimes on the trains with us. It also was very common to see ordinary people carrying cross country skis on the trains. I think we visited all the important tourist sites in Oslo. We went to the Viking Ship Museum, and the folk museum. I remember well the day we went there because on the walk back to the bus stop, I stepped off a curb onto what looked like a firm patch of snow, but was really only a thin covering over a deep puddle. I ended up on the ground with ...