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| Atlantic Road's highest bridge, accomodates sail boat masts. |
Hitra Island, ironically enough it has served as a place for excecutions, a monastery and a prison...
Wait we passed it already. Can we go back!
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| Our dinner mates. The caption could read something like: "An American, a Mexican, two Russians and a Korean walk into a restaurant...." |
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| Ship hung in the church, like all churches from that time. Symbolizes the journey from death to life. |
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| Stave church ... built without nails, it's all in the architecture |
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| This is the bacalao ... it is a salted dried fish which is then cooked in a "guisado" if you live in Mexico, or here it was cooked with a tomato type sauce with potatoes and other ingredients. Very good. |
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| Sod roof. A tar goes down first, then birch bark, then soil, then plants. Terrific for insulating their dwellings. |
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| Fjord scenery |
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| more .... |
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| more...beautiful, right? |
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| entering Kristiansund |
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| more of Kristiansund |
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| bus |
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| sub sea level tunnel (250 meters below at the lowest point) |
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| Highest part of the Atlantic Road bridge...I had to get the flowers in the pic. |
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| baptismal font in stave church....built in 1767 |
Love these photos! My favorite is the Atlantic road bridge with the flowers in the foreground.
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