Stall Lisletta

What might look relatively flat when looked at from the ridge line over the looking the Valley quickly turns into a hilly mess when one gets closer.

The day began with what I think was one of the most treacherous descents I've ever undertaken. The Descent was on a rocky roadway that dropped some 300 meters in just over 1.5 kilometres. Along the side of the track down, there are artworks and signboards attesting to the people who've lost their lives over the years descending this ravine.

After doing a little shopping at the bottom of the hill, it was time to cross the fjord and make my way up the other side. I stopped halfway across where there was a seat down by the Waters Edge where I had a snack before heading off again.

There was a nice combination of forest paths shortly after leaving Vik, then a bunch of gravel and asphalt roads for much of the rest of the day.

Stall Lisette seems to be an old horse agistment property, although it isn't being used for that any longer. It is very clearly a bloke's place. There is one cabin for Pilgrims, and campervan parking for the rest of the visitors.Okumaya devam et