Study part III: the carpeting
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With the arrival of some more tools it was time to head back and replace the carpet tiles in the study with a more insulating rolled carpet. We had ripped out the old carpet tiles earlier leaving aЧитать далее
With the arrival of some more tools it was time to head back and replace the carpet tiles in the study with a more insulating rolled carpet. We had ripped out the old carpet tiles earlier leaving aЧитать далее
A few finishing off jobs for our last afternoon in Bodø. I did a final coat on the plant stand (and in Norway am now also known as 'El Barto'). Then it was preparing the skirting boards by carefullyЧитать далее
We headed out for the evening. First stop was the local post office to send a souvenir to another Norwegian friend of ours who lives even further north. Posten were super helpful, we were able to buyЧитать далее
We strolled down to the railway station in plenty of time, despite its being less than five minutes walk away in this compact city. It has a fairly conventional station building with a ticket hall andЧитать далее
Our journey continued along the Luonosjåhkå valley; the peaks that topped the steeps sides frequently blurred seamlessly into the clouds, giving the place the feel of a cavernous tunnel rather thanЧитать далее
A couple more hours in the long and glorious Scandinavian twilight brought us into Trondheim. The last hour or so of the journey was along the Trondheimfjord which was stunning in the eveningЧитать далее
After some swift work by a little shunting engine the five carriages that brought us from Bodø were taken away; a much longer train composed of roughly equal numbers of sleeper and seating carsЧитать далее
We woke up a few minutes away from Oslo Central, and I quickly squared myself away and dropped from the top bunk to begin another day's adventure. First coffee at the Starbucks overlooking the stationЧитать далее
The Norwegian Armed Forces Museum is situated in one of the outlying parts of the Akershus fortress. Outside it are rows of muzzle loading cannon and a few light tanks. Inside is a neatly curated setЧитать далее
When we emerged from the museum, found another cruise ship had come into port and was docked near the opera house. When we headed toward the marina, we found a huge community event underway for EidЧитать далее