• Crossing from Norway to Denmark

    Crossing from Norway to Denmark

    We started with another pleasant surprise on our final morning in Norway. Our hotel didn’t include breakfast, so we drove downtown to find a bite to eat. After walking around for a bit, we heard someone singing in the distance. We followed the delightful voice we heard and came to a large blocked area, preventing…

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  • Family History and Norwegian Hospitality

    Family History and Norwegian Hospitality

    Our ‘breakfast’ this morning was a bagged sandwich, a store-bought lefsa, and an orange juice. Not quite what we had in mind, so we set off in search of something more satisfying. We stumbled upon a charming little bakery and indulged in a sweet roll and a steaming cup of coffee, a perfect start to…

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  • Conquering Norway’s Craziest Road

    Conquering Norway’s Craziest Road

    Wandering to the dining room of our hotel for breakfast, we once again listened to the bleating goats across the highway. Breakfast was sparse, but cutting down a bit was okay with how we’ve been eating on this trip. We had a good day of driving ahead, stopping frequently as we do, to take pictures.…

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  • From Ferry Rides to Antique Finds

    From Ferry Rides to Antique Finds

    We began our day with a brief drive and a ride on a beautiful and very comfortable ferry. It gave Jason a break from all the driving. We chatted with Jason’s girls while on the ferry so they could travel along with us and see us moving, and they enjoyed that. We got off the…

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  • Our Second Day in Bergen

    Our Second Day in Bergen

    We were excited to get up this morning and head back into Bergen. It rained quite a bit during the night, and the morning was overcast, but the weatherman promised some sunshine and warmth. The train back down to the harbour was much quieter today without all the hundreds of soccer fans from last night.…

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  • Waterfalls, Scenic Trains, and Bergen’s Beauty

    Waterfalls, Scenic Trains, and Bergen’s Beauty

    Our day today was a thrilling adventure we had eagerly anticipated. A short 15-minute drive from our hotel, we found ourselves in the charming town of Flåm, ready to embark on an hour-long train ride that would take us up a steep mountain to Myrdal. The Flåm Railway, renowned as one of the world’s most…

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  • When 200km Takes All Day

    When 200km Takes All Day

    Remember last night when I said we had an easy, short, 3-hour drive to our next destination? Boy, was I wrong! We left our hotel at 10:30 am as Jason wanted to catch up on the blog. I took the time to walk around the breathtaking grounds of our motel and sit and relax at…

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  • The Best Day Yet in Geiranger

    The Best Day Yet in Geiranger

    I go to bed almost every night thinking, “This has been the best day yet.” Now I am sitting here at the end of another day, thinking, “This has been the best day yet.”  How can each day get better than the one before? I can’t even imagine tomorrow being better. Today was perfect weather,…

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  • Stunning Views, Seagulls, and Sea Life

    Stunning Views, Seagulls, and Sea Life

    Alesund is a lovely city on Norway’s west coast known for its beautiful architecture and stunning views.  We started out driving to the Aksla viewpoint. It did not disappoint! We followed a very narrow road to the top and were surprised to see several people already there. We parked near what looked like a deserted building and realized…

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  • Goodbye Kristiansund, Hello Ålesund

    Goodbye Kristiansund, Hello Ålesund

    Kristiansund was a beautiful city, but it was time to say goodbye and hit the road again for our next stop, Ålesund.  Everywhere in Norway takes twice as long to get to as it does back home: there are no straight roads; you are constantly ascending and descending over the mountains; the speed limits are…

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