PREIKESTOLEN

What an experience💯Points and more... At first, I was still wondering whether I should even do the Preikestolen (pulpit rock)... crowded touristy places aren't really my thing. But with the right timing, you can escape the crowds...luckily😀👍❤️ After a starry night⭐️, countless shooting stars, and little sleep - because it was just so incredibly beautiful... I had the Preikestolen (pulpit rock) at my feet, kept looking down during the night, and felt so part of everything, an indescribable feeling. I'm so glad I spontaneously brought my sleeping bag and was very lucky that it was completely windless, and apart from the immense humidity, everything was perfect.

In the morning, I went down to the Preikestolen plateau, and since it was still relatively quiet, I took photos from every angle, and some nice visitors took photos of me too... My favorite position was sitting at the front corner... I know, many people's hair stands on end in fear... for me, it means freedom, and nowhere do I feel it more than over a precipice... I simply love it❤️🤩... After a while, I returned to my overnight spot and finally had some breakfast, and my sleeping bag was still not completely dry... chilled out a bit... and started the descent around 1:00 PM. I met two nice Americans, and so the descent was done in no time... Unfortunately, the cloud cover didn't disappear, but I found it to be a special atmosphere. Those who arrived later were unlucky...no visibility, everything was clouded over...and when I got to the car, it was 7-8 degrees cooler... Conclusion...even tourist destinations can surprise you👍👍👍Read more