Our fledgling love affair with Norway is sealed today. What we’ve seen to date was the lightest of a lover’s kiss: by day’s end we’re in the heat of a passionate embrace. Having bolted into […]
Month: July 2016
Day Twenty Nine
It’s up bright and early to see if we have more luck getting into Bergen today. Our luck is in, we jag a spot but within 15 minutes of arrival, the site is again full […]
Day Twenty Eight
There are occasional days when you can’t catch a break, today was our day. The day starts well enough, we set out for Bergen through a tunnel, to cross the suspension bridge and be on […]
Day Twenty Seven
Oh my goodness, what an amazing day. Norway serves up an absolute treat everywhere we go. It’s an extraordinarily beautiful country. We’re heading north west, along the scenic drive, partly identified by Chris, partly, we […]
Day Twenty Six
The morning sees us on our bikes again, this time in a different area. Having explored Oslo Central West and East, our focus today is Bygdoyes, the southern peninsula of Oslo. This area is completely […]
Day Twenty Five
It’s off to explore Oslo today. Luckily there’s a bike path that takes us straight into the city, along one marina after the other, bar a small detour at the end due to roadworks. It’s […]
Day Twenty Four
It’s up at the crack of dawn to catch the ferry from Frederikshavn to Oslo. Well at least it’s my version of crack of dawn, being anything prior to 8 am. It’s over 9 hours […]
Day Twenty Three
All that driving yesterday paid off – we have the day free to explore the most Northern tip of Jutland. We had originally planned a trip to Hirtshals to see the aquarium, but inspired by […]
Day Twenty Two
We are due at the ferry crossing early morning of the day after tomorrow – most of the day is spent on the road. Granted it’s not the most exciting way to spend a day, […]
Day Twenty One
Our journey North takes us to Ribe, Scandinavia’s oldest town. It’s a picture of charm with its cobbled streets, medieval half timbered houses and a beautiful 12th century cathedral that had its origins in the […]
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