fredag 11. april 2008
tirsdag 25. mars 2008
A Sunny and Snowy Easter Weekend
Søndre Kleivesmauet
Most flowers have sprouted and are in bloom.. too bad for them Norway is trying to crush them.
On Easter Sunday, 'gatepresten' or the street priest, peddles around. We thought about taking some of the free buns, but realised they probably cost too much to be free..
I didn't know there were Canadian backbenchers in Norway!
Shifty dark alleys of Bergen..
Most flowers have sprouted and are in bloom.. too bad for them Norway is trying to crush them.
On Easter Sunday, 'gatepresten' or the street priest, peddles around. We thought about taking some of the free buns, but realised they probably cost too much to be free..
I didn't know there were Canadian backbenchers in Norway!
Shifty dark alleys of Bergen..
Passing images of Bergen
I have absolutely no idea what this is for...
It took a lot to get a picture where the children running around down there were all simultaneously behind trees
An afternoon walk with Benedicte
The view from Trish's apartment.. Fløien is the background.
It took a lot to get a picture where the children running around down there were all simultaneously behind trees
An afternoon walk with Benedicte
The view from Trish's apartment.. Fløien is the background.
lørdag 8. mars 2008
fredag 25. januar 2008
Hardangerfjorden
Yesterday, we rented a car and drove into the Hardangerfjord, south of Bergen. We drove down to Hatvik, where we took a ferry to Venjaneset. From there we drove to Norheimsund via Eikelandsosen/Mundheim. We worked our way up the fjord through Øystese and Kvanndal to finally arrive in Granvin, where you'll see the picture of a white church, which has a bell cast in 1050, one of the oldest of the Nordic countries. From there, we drove up to Voss (famous for its skiing and designer water), and beack to Bergen via Dale (famous for Dale of Norway woolen products).
We went through innumerable tunnels, going under mountains to different valleys, all of which were completely different weather from the one before. The road often was only wide enough for one car, hardly ever with any markings. Lots of switchbacks and hairpin corners, but the views were amazing. Hardangerfjord is famous in Norway for its orchards, so I might go back in the spring to see them all in bloom.
We went through innumerable tunnels, going under mountains to different valleys, all of which were completely different weather from the one before. The road often was only wide enough for one car, hardly ever with any markings. Lots of switchbacks and hairpin corners, but the views were amazing. Hardangerfjord is famous in Norway for its orchards, so I might go back in the spring to see them all in bloom.
fredag 18. januar 2008
torsdag 10. januar 2008
Aquarium!!
The Bergen Aquarium is a wonderful place.
We even saw an alligator being fed a rat and then a rabbit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C110_Ye-48g
We even saw an alligator being fed a rat and then a rabbit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C110_Ye-48g
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