Today we went to prestholt a few minutes drive from Geilo and it was really worth it :-). Here we are stopping to admire the view
I also took a panorama photo, my first, so dont know about the res. Maybe i should of taken it in vertical position and not horizontal.
Here is the path up to the mountains. I had my baby daughter in the ransack chair called bæremeis in norwegian :-). It was icy cold wind so we turned and went back to the car after a few 100 meters.
We had some lunch at prestholtseter, we had some coffee and waffles with sourcream and jam 🙂 also grabbed a coffee for the road. My daughter had a small sandwich that we had brought. The personell were not happy about this but she managed to finish some of it.
Then some of the interior with the fireplace
One near the exit, really loved the antics on the walls.
Window seat 🙂
Another one of the ski center
Now im back at the cabin, and im gonna switch off and relax. Have a great weekend 🙂
Is the stone path relatively new or has it been there for quite some time? Also I think bæremeis would be a cool name for a kid if I was to have another (which I am not).
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Ah my kid is named something else. Bæremeis is the backpack kind of hiking chair for kids sitting on ur back 🙂
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Hee. I was musing that naming a kid Bæremeis (backpack) would be kind of cool. As in “hey, Backpack, time for dinner!”
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in norway a common name is urte or herb so why not bæremeis 🙂 most names are only weird because the assosciation is not established
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My first name means black river. Go figure.
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I enjoy your sense of variety in your photos. Different angles, different ideas, different subjects. Different is good.
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thank you Steve, I try to get some variation in my photographs subject and of course any other means. Not always easy to find new ways to portrait the world. I am glad you notice that I make an effort to try new things 🙂
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So nice to visit your country through your images… Thank you!
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I am happy to share, glad you like the photographic tours of norway 🙂
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Love the photos and story. It is interesting to learn how people from other countries spend their time. Thanks for sharing and happy travels.
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thank you Thomas, glad you liked the photos 🙂
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