"Nothing is true; everything is permitted"
Traveling around Norway is quite expensive so crossing the list with desired places to visit is quite slow. Until opportunity shows to visit the bigger cities like Bergen, Stavanger od Trondheim we are moving around smaller places, ones easy to reach but still quite interesting. One of those places was Verdens end this summer.
We’re not much of a climbers or hikers but we do enjoy outdoor life, especially if it involves drinking or eating 🙂
So, the story behind a day trip to Rjukan, was actually a visit to the Norwegian Industrial Workers Museum (Norsk Industriarbeidermuseum) located in Vemork power station.
So, I have this list with the places I want to visit and things I would like to see.
People tend to change their eating habits and preferences throughout a lifetime. My changed when I met Debeli.
So, here’s the thing: there’s a big bad virus spreading fast and wide around the world. China was first on the list, and that was least year, but nobody thought that it will go this far.
A typical Norwegian thing is brunost or brown cheese!
Before moving to Norway I heard a lot about Norwegians. From people that weren’t Norwegians, of course 🙂
Norwegian Constitution Day (Nasjonaldagen, Grunnlovsdagen, syttende mai) is the national day of Norway and is an official public holiday celebrated on May 17 each year.
A couple of days ago I celebrated my one year anniversary living in Oslo, so I think I can tell a bit more about the Norwegian weather.