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I WANT TO SHARE BEAUTIFUL PLACES IN NORWAY WITH ALL MY WONDERFUL BLOG FRIENDS
Fantastic - think that I am so lucky to be well again - it is inconceivable big for me! Almost a little unreal too ... after six months of fear, pain, side effects and driving back and forth to Oslo every day. It's been a hard time, it still is because of the after-effects and I must go to control every three months. But the message that I am healthy overshadows everything else!
To all of you who have shown concern and send me greetings in this time, I will again send a big thanks and hug - the care you have shown, has made these months easier for me and I will never forget it!Today I added pictures from beautiful places in Norway - places that I again can rejoice to be able to see, places that I want to share with all my blog friends. The summer is on the wane, but I'll enjoy the time that is left of it to the fullest!
Fantastisk - tenk at jeg er så heldig å være frisk igjen - det er ufattelig stort å tenke på! Nesten litt uvirkelig også...etter seks måneder med frykt, smerter, bivirkninger og kjøring fram og tilbake til Oslo hver dag. Det har vært en meget hard tid, noe det fortsatt er, på grunn av ettervirkninger. Jeg skal gå til kontroll hver tredje måned, men beskjeden om at jeg er frisk overskygger alt annet!
Til alle dere som har vist omtanke og sendt hilsner i denne tiden vil jeg igjen sende en stor takk - omsorgen dere har vist, har gjort disse månedene lettere for meg og jeg vil aldri glemme det!
I dag har jeg lagt inn bilder fra vakre steder i Norge - steder som jeg igjen kan glede meg over å kunne oppleve, steder som jeg vil dele med alle mine bloggvenner. Sommeren er på hell, men jeg vil nyte den tiden som er igjen av den i fulle drag!
Lofthus, Hardanger
Hardanger is the name of the landscape along and around the Hardanger fjord in Hordaland county. It is known for its beautiful scenery, thousands of fruit trees, Hardanger fiddles and Hardanger embroidery and bead stitching. Hardangerbunad (costume) is also known in many parts of the world.
Hardanger is known for beautiful dramatic landscapes of mountains, glaciers, huge waterfalls and fjords. This has attracted both tourists and artists over the years.
Hardanger was a favorite place for Edvard Grieg. Here he lived for periods and found inspiration among the famous piece "Spring". Fruit flowering of Hardanger is world famous and every year they arrange NM in cherry stone spitting at Lofthus. You are welcome to taste the cherries, plums, apples and pears in season.
Hardanger er navnet på landskapet langs og omkring Hardangerfjorden i Hordaland fylke. Stedet er kjent for sin vakre natur og mange tusen frukttrær. Hardanger er kjent for dramatiske landskaper med fjell, isbreer, store fosser og fjorder. Dette har tiltrukket seg både turister og kunstnere gjennom alle år.
Hardanger var en yndet plass for Edvard Grieg. Her bodde han i perioder og fant inspirasjon til bl.a. stykket "Våren". Fruktblomstringen i Hardanger er verdensberømt og hvert år blir det arrangert NM i morellstein-spytting på Lofthus. Du er velkommen til å smake moreller, plommer, epler og pærer i sesongen.
Reine, Lofoten
Lofoten is an archipelago and a traditional district in the county of Nordland. Though lying within the Arctic Circle, the archipelago experiences one of the world's largest elevated temperature anomalies relative to its high latitude.
Many artists live in periods in Lofoten, because of the violent nature and the special light that is there in the winter. That is why many galleries around the Lofoten Islands. On a drive over the Lofoten Islands you will meet many small galleries of artists from around the world. Nordland Art- and Film School in Kabelvåg provides a two-year college education in film and visual arts.
Lofoten er en øygruppe i Nordland fylke som ligger på 67. og 68. breddegrad, vest i havet nord for Polarsirkelen. Mange kunstnere bosetter seg i perioder i Lofoten på grunn av den voldsomme naturen og det spesielle lyset som er der om vinteren. Det er derfor svært mange gallerier rundt omkring i Lofoten. På en kjøretur langs E-10 utover Lofoten vil en møte på mange små gallerier av kunstnere fra hele verden. Nordland kunst- og filmskole i Kabelvåg gir en to-årig fagskoleutdanning i film og billedkunst.
Sildpollneset
On the beautiful small church on Sildpollneset, right in the Austnes fjord in Lofoten has the fjord population gathered for service since the late 1800's.
På det vakre Sildpollneset, midt i Austnesfjorden på Austvågøy i Lofoten har fjordens befolkning samlet seg til gudstjeneste siden slutten av 1800 tallet.
Kannesteinen, Vågsøy
This particular sculpture in stone, shaped by the nature itself, stand in high-water mark in the villages Oppedal on the island Vågsøy. After roughened this 4-5 meter-high stone for thousands of years shows the power of nature itself as the most accomplished artist.Over thousands of years, ocean waves have ground the rock to the special shape it has today. Kannesteinen is not as spectacular when you see it from the seaside, but from the country side, this is a theme that is host to attach to your camera.
Kannesteinen er en spesiell stettformet stein som står i fjæra i bygda Oppedalen i Vågsøy kommune.
Kannesteinen har blitt formet av løse steiner og bølgedraget gjennom tusenvis av år. Steinene har rugget fram og tilbake og blitt slipt til, mens dei har gravd seg nedover i fjellet. Etter hvert som nye steiner har kommet til har sidene av grytene blitt slipt bort, og bare midtpartiet står i dag tilbake. Steinen er ca. 4-5 meter høy og er et populært fotomotiv og et symbol for Vågsøy kommune.
Fantoft Stavkirke
Fantoft stave church is a beautiful medieval church originally built in Fortun in Sogn in 1150 and moved to Fana in Bergen in 1883. A Black Metal member burn the old stave church down on the 6th of June 1992. It was a horrific sight and a terrible thing to do.
Fantoft Stave Church has now been rebuilt just as is was before the fire.
While the criminal serving his sentence for murder and church fires, every weeks it comes Black Metal fans from all over Europe to Fantoft in Bergen, they want to see the place of Norway's most famous church fire. This is not something that they are excited about the Fantoft.Fantoft stavkirke er en vakker middelalderkirke fra 1150. Den lå opprinnelig i Fortun i Sogn, men ble flyttet til Fana i Bergen 1883. Den nåværende stavkirken er en rekonstruksjon av kirken som brant ned i 1992.
The main street at Merdø
Merdø is an island and past outport on the Skagerrak coast. Merdø is located south of Arendal, towards the oasen just at the entrance lighthouses Great and Little Torungen. On Merdø you find beautiful old southern houses and small paths that lead you from Merdøgaard archipelago museum to the beach on the outside of the island. Bring a picnic basket or purchase food at the summer open the cafe and enjoy a day in the beautiful and peaceful surroundings. The little path to the right on the picture is the main street of Merdø.
Jostedalsbreen
Norway has about 1.600 glaciers. Jostedalsbreen is the largest glacier in Norway and in the European mainland, is located in Sogn og Fjordane county. The glacier covers an area of 487 km ² and is located in the municipalities of Luster, Sogndal, Jølster and Stryn. Glacier is a temperate glacier, that is, a glacier as it flows water and the glacier is the pressure melting point. Since it is tempered erodes it on the ground and can move.
Jostedalsbreen National Park was created in 1991 and covers an area of 1310 km ². At its thickest the ice is 600 meters. The glacier stretches over a big plateau 1600 meters above sea level and has a coherent length of about 60 km and covers almost half of the park.
Norge har rundt 1.600 isbreer. Jostedalsbreen er den største isbreen på det europeiske fastlandet, i Sogn og Fjordane fylke. Isbreen dekker et areal på 487 km² og ligger i kommunene Luster, Sogndal, Jølster og Stryn. Jostedalsbreen er en temperert bre, det vil si en bre som det renner vann under og breen ligger på trykksmeltepunktet. Siden den er temperert eroderer den på underlaget og kan bevege seg.
Jostedalsbreen nasjonalpark ble opprettet i 1991 og dekker et areal på 1310 km². På det tykkeste er breen ca. 600 meter. Jostedalsbreen strekker seg over et stort platå i over 1600 moh. og har en sammenhengende lengde på vel 60 km og dekker nesten halvparten av nasjonalparken.
Stegastein, Aurland
The viewpoint Stegastein on the Aurland Mountain is a part of the national tourist project, located between Aurdal and Lærdal. The view platform is located 650 meters above sea level and has a panoramic view of the Aurland Fjord.
Below the wiewpoint you look on Aurlandsvangen and Aurlandfjord.
The Norwegian Fjords are ranked as the best destination in the world by a National Geographic Traveler expert panel saying the fjord regions reflect the “well-preserved Norwegian rural life” and calling the fjords “as good as can be done.”
Utsiktspunktet Stegastein på Aurlandsfjellet er en del av det nasjonale turistveiprosjektet, og ligger mellom Aurdal og Lærdal. Utsiktsplattformen ligger 650 moh og har panoramautsikt over Aurlandsfjorden.
Vigeland Sculpture Park, Oslo
Vigeland Sculpture Park is a part of Frogner Park, located in Oslo, 3 km northwest of the city centre. The park covers 80 acres (320,000 m2) and features 212 bronze and granite sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland. Vigeland personally sculpted every figure out of clay and individual craftsmen were contracted to fabricate the pieces into what they are today. These works of art reside along an 850 meter-long axis divided into six sections: The Main Gate, The Bridge, The Children’s Playground, The Fountain, The Monolith Plateau and the Wheel of Life.
Vigelandsanlegget er skulpturanlegget i Frognerparken i Oslo, undertiden også (feilaktig) kalt Vigelandsparken. Skulptursamlingen har fått navn etter kunstneren som har modellert den, Gustav Vigeland. Frognerparken er den mest besøkte turistattraksjon i Norge.
Vigelandsanlegget er på 320 mål og inneholder tilsammen 214 skulpturer, og tretten smijernsporter, to bronsedører på portstuene og to vindfløyer som skal regnet med. Alle skulpturer er modellert av Vigeland, og parken er opparbeidet etter hans tegninger. Parken er 850 meter lang, og skulpturene er gruppert i fem større enheter: Hovedportalen, Broen med barneplassen, Fontenen, Monolittplatået og Livshjulet.Skulpturanlegget inneholder det meste av kunstnerens produksjon. Skulpturene er i bronse, granitt og smijern. Parken inneholder nærmere 600 figurer. Kunstneren modellerte selv alle skulpturene i full størrelse, mens hogging i granitt og støping i bronse ble utført av dyktige håndverkere. Arbeidet med parken strakte seg over mange tiår og den stod først ferdig rundt 1950.
Trollstigen
Trollstigen, in the heart of Romsdal, is one of the best visited attractions in Norway. The mountains which encircle the Trollstigen road are enormous. Names like Kongen (the King), Dronningen (the Queen) and Bispen (the Bishop) confirm their majesty in this mountain world.
Dramatiske Trollstigen er en av Norges mest besøkte attraksjoner og ligger i hjertet av Romsdalen og er et veistykke som går i sikksakk fra Isterdalen opp til Stigrøra. Veien omringes av majestetiske fjell som bærer navn som Kongen, Dronningen og Bispen.
Stigfossen
Stigfossen appeared to be the main feature waterfall of the famous serpentine road known as Trollstigen (translated as the Troll Ladder). We were able to see this 180m waterfall from various angles, and an especially interesting perspective was from the bridge right in front of its upper tiers where we got sprayed by its mist. At the top of Trollstigen, we were able to get the famous view of serpentine roads with the falls tumbling beneath us all opening out to Isterdalen in the background.
Nidarosdomen, Trondheim
Famous Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim is Norway's national sanctuary, and was built over the grave of St. Olav, Norway's patron saint.
Construction started in 1070, but the oldest parts still in existence are from the middle of the twelfth century. Ravaged by fire on several occasions, it lay largely in ruins at the time of the Reformation in 1537. The cathedral was rebuilt each time, mainly in the Gothic style, but the oldest parts around the transept reflect the Roman style. In 1869 extensive restorations were begun, and a century later Nidarosdomen was again restored to its original grandeur.
Nidarosdomen, egentlig Nidaros domkirke, er Norges mest sentrale kirke. Den er i dag en luthersk domkirke og menighetskirke og betraktes både som Norges nasjonalhelligdom og som kroningskirke (selv om det ikke lenger foretas kongekroninger i Norge). I den norske Grunnloven av 1814 ble det slått fast at Kongeriket Norges regent skal krones i Trondheim. Nidarosdomen ble sist benyttet som kroningskirke i 1906, da Haakon VII ble kronet. Etter at Stortinget avskaffet kroningsseremonien, i 1908, har kirken vært brukt til signing av regenten. De norske kronregaliene har vært oppbevart i kirken.
I Middelalderen hadde kirken også det høystemte tilnavnet «Cor Norvegiae» (Norges hjerte) siden den var Olav den Helliges gravkirke. Et vanligere navn var Kristkirken i Nidaros; selv om den var sterkt knyttet til Hellig Olav, var den ikke viet til ham, men til den hellige Treenighet. 
Trolltunga, Odda
Trolltunga is another spectacular example of the geological oddities that dot the Norwegian landscape. The fittingly named 'Troll's Tongue' sticks out of a vertical mountain side above a 350m drop. It offers a magnificent view of Skjeggedal near town of Odda in Hordaland County.
The location is far less know than some other spectacular geological oddities in Norway, and therefore, much less crowded, however still quite accessible. You can take a funicular up part of the way, though it isn't always functioning.Trolltunga er ikke så kjent som Prekestolen - men om så mer spektakulær! For de modigste er det en utfordring å begi seg ut på kanten. Trolltunga burde uten tvil vært en av Vestlandets store naturattraksjoner, og kommer mest sannsynlig til å bli det etterhvert som flere får øynene opp for denne makeløse steinformasjonen. Trolltunga bærer sitt navn med rette. Den ser ut som en tunge av stein laget av moder jord, og det er nesten som fjellet rekker tunge til det vakre Ringedalsvatnet og dets omliggende natur med beskjeden " her er det jeg som er attraksjonen".
Trolltunga hever seg 350 meter over Ringedalsvatnet i Skjeggedal. Skjeggedal og Ringedalsvatnet befinner seg øst for Tyssedal, - som igjen ligger 5,9 km nord for Odda i Hordaland.
Stryn
Stryn is a municipality in the county of Sogn og Fjordane. It is located in the traditional district of Nordfjord and known for its all year glacier skiing. Stryn have high mountains, steep glaciers, green fjords, thundering waterfalls, green lakes, lots of snow and beautiful landscape.
Den vakre og storfelte naturen i Indre Nordfjord har gjort Stryn til en av de store turistkommunene i Norge. Briksdalsbreen i Olden er et av de mest besøkte turistmål og Lodalen, som blir regnet som et av de vakreste stedane i Norge, er også en stor naturattraksjon. Stryn har høye fjell, bratte isbreer, grønt fjordlandskap, buldrende fosser, dybgrønne innsjøer og mye snø!
Prekestolen, Lysefjord
Prekestolen (The Pulpit) is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the southern part of Norway. The mountain plateau dives 604 meters vertically to the Lysefjord below, and the top is an almost level plateau of 25x25 meters. You can see all the way into Lysebotn at the end of the Lysefjorden and if you dare you can lie on your stomach on the edge and gaze from the heights hundreds of feet to the fjord below. To get here you need to walk approximately 1.5 to 2 hours from Prekestolen Mountain Lodge.
The hike to Pulpit Rock near Stavanger is very popular, not just for the dramatic views at the rock itself, but also because the walk to get there is interesting and varied, through beautiful scenery. In norwegian it is known as Preikestolen or Prekestolen - meaning preacher's chair.
Prekestolen er en av de mest kjente turistattraksjoner i den sørlige delen av Norge. Klippen er nesten flat på toppen (25x25 m) og stuper 604 meter rett ned i Lysefjorden, Ryfylkes villeste fjordarm. Fra toppen er det en fabelaktig utsikt over fjorden og fjellheimen. Det er 1,5 til 2 timers tur til fots fra Prekestolhytta til toppen av platået. Fotturen går på stier i småkupert terreng. Tur/retur er det ca. 7 km og tar 3-4 timer, høydeforskjellen er 350 m. Godt fottøy og generell god fysikk er nødvendig. Sesong fra mai til oktober.
Prekestolen er også en av de mest besøkte naturattraksjonene i Norge. Fjordlandskapet er formet av isbreer, og platået ble trolig formet ved frostsprenging for 10.000 år siden. Over 130 000 mennesker fra hele verden tar fotturen opp hvert år og blir overveldet av stupet og fjordutsikten. Rundt år 1900 fant de første fotturistene veien hit.
Kjeragbolten, Lysefjord
Kjeragbolten is the name of a massive bounder that’s wedged and completely stuck between the walls of two steep cliffs in Kjerag Mountains. The name means Kjerag Boulder or Bolt. Despite its spectacularly crazy visual appeal, Kjeragbolten is surprisingly easy to walk onto and pose for a photo. No special rock climbing skills are required, you don’t even need any special equipment. Just need a pair of fit legs to get you up on top of Kjerag Mountains and you’re set for a photo opportunity that will leave your relatives and friends in awe. The nearby cliffs are a popular destination for BASE Jumpers.
Kjerag Mountain range stretches along Lysefjord, in Forsand municipality of Rogaland. Lysefjord is the same Norwegian fjord that’s overlooked by magnificent Prekestolen Pulpit Rock. Only Kjeragbolten is on the opposite end of Lysefjorden from Preikestolen. The highest point of Kjerag Mountains reaches up to 1100 meters above sea level and given that you can see the sea from most parts of Kjerag, that’s quite a drop down. The drop by Kjeragbolten is 982 meters long and is the most popular and most visited site of Kjerag Mountains. This is mostly due to dazzling visual appeal of the Kjeragbolten rock and as you look at the pictures, it is hard to disagree.
Den spektakulære naturattraksjonen Kjeragbolten i Rogaland er ikke noe for folk med høydeskrekk. Kjeragbolten er en fem kubikkmeter stor stein som har kilt seg fast i en kløft på fjellplatået Kjerag. Det er veldig populært å stille seg på steinen og se utover Lysefjorden over 982 meter lenger ned. For de mindre modige er Kjeragplatået mer enn nok (også populært blant basehoppere), utsikteten og høyden her er nok til å ta pusten fra enhver. Det går en tursti helt opp til steinen som tar ca 3 timer fra parkeringsplassen.
Waterfalls in Norway
The Norwegian Waterfalls are majestic, tall, powerful, and abundant. That's because Norway is blessed with glaciated valleys and fjords with glacier and snow-fed watercourses plunging off their cliffs. Like Finland being referred to as the Land of a Thousand Lakes, Norway being referred to as the Land of a Thousand Waterfalls. This picture are from Hesjedalsfossen in Hordaland County.
Langfoss
World Waterfall Database has awarded the Norwegian waterfall Langfoss to the most beautiful waterfall in the world followed by Yosemite Falls (USA) on second and Mardalsfossen (Norway) on third. Langfoss is a 612m tall waterfalls in Åkrafjorden in Hordaland county in southwestern Norway. The waterfall remains completely untapped for hydro production - a rarety for streams of this size and waterfalls of this height in Norway. The waterfall recieved 100 point of 100 possible points.
Seven Sisters
Norway are so beautiful that the whole country could've easily been a national park. The world famous fjords feature many of the finest of the Norway Waterfalls such as the Seven Sisters, Manafossen and Langfoss.
Kjosfossen
Further inland, the country features multi-waterfall attractions such as the popular Voringsfossen, Laatefossen and Kjosfossen, witch is famous for the legendary Huldra, dances and sings in front of the waterfall. Norway Waterfalls are even amongst some of the world's tallest such as Mardalsfossen and Ramnefjellsfossen. There are also countless other Norway Waterfalls that are known for fishing and salmon ladders such as Laksforsen and Maalselvfossen...
Vøringsfossen, Måbødalen
Vøringsfossen is possibly Norway's most famous waterfall and dazzles tourists with its multiple waterfalls all converging at the head of Måbødalen in Hardanger. Although there are numerous ways to experience the waterfall and the vertical-walled valley, most people will view the falls from the upper and lower lookouts. A path from the scenic national tourist route through Hardanger (Rv 7) leads to the foot of the waterfall. The old road, constructed between 1887 and 1924, winds up the mountain side in 125 hairpin bends - an impressive piece of road engineering. There are several possibilities for photo stops, picnics and activities in the near surroundings.
Brekkestø, Sørlandet
Brekkestø is a small village on the southern coast of Norway. It is located on the island of Justøya within the municipality of Lillesand in Aust-Agder county, in the region known as Sørlandet. The village is actually located on several rocky islands, and many of the homes built around its compact harbor are white wooden cottages with red tiled roofs, typical of the area. There is a small general store, a filling station that provides fuel for boats only, and an ice cream kiosk open during the summer season. The nearest town is Lillesand, accessible by road via a network of bridges. Brekkestø is also reached via the waterway known as Blindleia, which passes nearby. Brekkestø has a reputation for being both rustic yet exclusive, and as such, it is a popular destination for summer vacationing. Brekkestø is often cited as an “idyllic pearl” of Southern Norway. Artists like Christian Krohg, Nils Kjær, and Gabriel Scott retreated to Brekkestø for inspiration.
Midnigh Sun
Norway is different from most other European countries because of the light. During the summer months, it doesn't get dark at night. This goes for the whole country. Then there is the midnight sun: The midnight sun is a natural phenomenon which means that the sun does not set during the summer months. In other words, given fair weather, you can see the sun for a continuous 24 hours.
The duration of the midnight sun depends on how far north you are. At the Arctic Circle in the county of Nordland, you can see the midnight sun from 12 June to 1 July, at the North Cape in Finnmark you can see the sun from 14 May to 29 July, and at the North Pole the sun does not set for six months.
Hamardomen ved Domkirkeodden på Hamar
Dør på Hedmarksmuseet på Hamar
Jotunheimen Nasjonalpark
Cruiseskip i Geiranger
Badehus i Oslofjorden
Ishotellet i Alta
Lom Stavkirke
Nusfjord, Lofoten
Sinjarheim i Aurlandsdalen
Haukenesstranden, Flakstad i Lofoten
Trollfjorden
Fjellvandrernes avtrede
Klippfisk i Lofoten
Kvednafossen
Kviknes Hotel i Balestrand
Storseterfossen i Geiranger
Sognefjellvegen
Undredal Stavkirke
Feigumfossen
Fugleøya Runde
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