Otternes farmyard

Otternes. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

這裡地勢較高, 因此是眺望fjord的好地方. 在此地我竟是唯一的遊客, 很慶
幸能感受此地的寧靜及四處的遠景.

Sognefjord

Otternes. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

overlook Sognefjord

Otternes. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

cruise leaving Flam

Sognefjord. Norway. July 2004. Photo:v.c.

示警的船聲打斷片刻的寧靜, 往回一看, 剛才停靠在
Flam碼頭的cruise正好剛開.

farmyard

Otternes. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

vernacular architecture

Otternes. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

Cruising with us

Sognefjord, Flam. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

glacial footprint

Sognefjord. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

Bryggen, the waterfront

Bergen. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

In the late Middle ages the Hanseatic League established the German Kontor in
Bryggen (meaning “the waterfront” or wharf), which became a thriving center of
international trade. The characteristic parallel rows of buildings, with their
seaward-facing gables represent a building tradition dating back almost 900
years. The old wooden buildings along the harbor front in Bergen were placed
on UNESCO World Heritage List in 1980.

sunny day on cruise

Sognefjord. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

Characteristic gable roof

Bergen. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

The alley of Bryggen

Bergen. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

staircase at Bryggen

Bergen. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

Norwegian troll

Bergen. Norway. July 2004. Photo: v.c.

The legend of trolls was born in Norway's dark forests
and mountainsides. The creatures are said to emerge
from their hiding places only after sunset, have the
ability to transform themselves at will and, when
provoked, are notoriously quick to anger.


想起小時候常看的卡通 - 北海小英雄!
這是北歐有名的童話人物 - Trolls - 據說他們住在挪威
的黑森林及山區旁, 只有在日落之後才會出來活動!


Camera: Nikon FM-2 (manual) Nikon coolpix2500 (digital)
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