The sign says it takes approximately 2 hours to walk up and 2 hours to walk down from Preikestolen (aka Pulpit Rock). This is possibly correct if you don't stop every 20 meters to take off your wind jacket, take off your fleece jacket, take off your scarf, drink some water (yep, the first few hundred meters are a bit steep and you quickly warm up), and of course take some photos (below is a selection, but of course, there are many many many more...)!
After the fjords in a snowstorm in Tromsø, the fjords in an incessant rain in Bergen, let me introduce: the fjords under the sun in Stavanger. Oh yeah!
But first, let's have a look at the fjords from the air and discover one of Stavanger's strange object: its funky hairdressers.
Here's my submission for the latest Sparkapolooza brief. The theme is "Animal Story".
The Dø, Tammie
This is a special blog post for my friend Laura from See Hear Say. She's a big fan of Kings of Convenience, a band from Bergen.
This post is written specially for my brother who was sooooooo disappointed when he found out that some street artists use stencils :)
I have just come back from a 5-day trip to Bergen with my brother and my girlfriend ASH.
How disappointed was he when he found out that some of the street art I was photographing was not hand drawn, but that it was stenciled :)Â
Black Eye / Burnt Thumb a track on Pip Paine (Pay The £5000 You Owe), the debut album of Metronomy released in 2006.
A covered market is soon to open in this old factory building made of brick. As a foretaste of what our eyes and taste buds will discover in a few months, a food market was held there on Friday and Saturday this week.
