day 6 was quite amazing
looking back on the photographs and map i can't reallly believe just how much
we covered in one day
flám
urnesstave church
nærøfjord
lærdal
an interesting boat museum with mended pink sails
i wondered if they were dyed with madder
undredal with its loveable goat population (population 100 humans, 500 goats)
and a beautiful stave church with a tasty little cafe next door
sogn
swims in the green glacial waters
borgund stave church
sognefjell
otta river
oh and i almost forgot rainbows over the glacier
so many photographs to share but i think you will understand why
incredible beauty
xx
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did you make a wish ?
we used some of this snow in our cooler since our ice had melted
:)
Amazing! Paradise for a photographer :-) Thank you for taking us along. xoxo
Posted by: Geninne | September 12, 2014 at 05:56 PM
your posts are the next best thing to being there, beautiful in every way. Thank You!
Posted by: carol | September 13, 2014 at 11:47 AM
What a trip! WOW! You covered some serious distances! Your photos...as always, are beautiful. You have such a wonderful talent as a photographer! I think my favorite thing would be to swim in those waters...but, how COLD was that water????? I was happy to see some of your pics of Flickr! I am trying to keep up with IG, Flickr, blogs! Lol!! Its always a pleasure to see you..and glimpses of your lovely...blessed life! XO
Posted by: Michaelanneneal | September 13, 2014 at 04:25 PM
so lovely
Posted by: amy | September 14, 2014 at 08:42 AM
As a Norwegian, it is always interesting to see how tourists look at our little land :-) You really reached over a lot on your trip here. Most of us who live here don't see this mush of Norway during a whole lifetime :-)
Posted by: Annepaalandet | September 16, 2014 at 04:49 AM
Stunning colors, stunning buildings, stunning goats & stunning ladies ! Norway looks like a gem ! xoxo
Posted by: Sonia | September 20, 2014 at 07:18 AM
You are pulling at my heartstrings here! I must admit to getting a little weepy seeing this post. It makes me feel something akin to homesickness.
My memories of traveling to this area when I was only around ten years of age made a great impression upon me; this land entered a place deep inside my heart and has never left. My return there five years ago only deepened that connection.
Some of my Norwegian ancestry is right here and I feel it in a personal and almost tangible, physical way. My grandmother was born and raised nearby to where you've traveled here and I still have not-too-distant relatives living in these areas.
Knowing that you, too, have driven these same stitched-on roads, walked some of the very same paths, taken in the same beauties, it gives me great joy...and experiencing this with your daughter, well, even better.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for "taking us along" on your journey!
(even if it does hurt a little)
Posted by: Siri | September 23, 2014 at 01:30 AM