Headed to Norway.

[Numo]

Enjoy your trip. Norway is a beautiful country, and Aalesund is very pretty town.

It's ironic, but when my grandparents emigrated from Selbu Municipality (near Trondheim) about 120 years ago, life in America offered a clear advantage over Norway. Now I wonder if the shoe is on the other foot. Of course, Norway is not a perfect country - they have problems, too.

[haikuman]

Eat some fish for all of us *(:>*
And caviar goes well with breaKFAST ~!~
Just keep a tube of their Cod Caviar in your pocket for a quick fix *(:>*

Do not forget to try some Moose and Reindeer with Raspeballer

Moose Ribs RoASTED and CracKLING

[artie67]

My grandmother was a Thompson and my brother had a blast looking up the family last year. I don't remember the town she was born.
I envy Black and his visit to the garden spot of the San Fernando Valley in North Hills. It's famous for the fact that Terry Gilliam never mentions the fact in his bio that he lived here for 5 years as a teenager. Enjoy.

[DP]

rgG wrote:
Watch out for Trolls.

Wow! No bullet holes in the sign...

[NewtonMP2100]

.......NO.....WAY.....???

[OWC Jamie]

Paul F. wrote:
Very cool...
Take lots of Norway Pics!
.

snagged a 10-24mm lens yesterday so will do, especially large structures in London.

[mattkime]

yup, thats the sort of thing that has my attention

Paul F. wrote:
[quote=mattkime]
I'm not Norwegian but i'd like to make it there some day - enjoy!

As I recall, you're a hiker?
Here's one reason to go -
Pulpit Rock

[freeradical]

billb wrote:
[quote=Paul F.]
Very cool...
Take lots of Norway Pics!
.

snagged a 10-24mm lens yesterday so will do, especially large structures in London.

Full frame?

Maybe you'll need a focusing screen with gridlines. ;-)

I have a camera with a bubble level on it. I kid you not. It has a 65mm lens that's the equivalent of a 28mm lens on a 35mm film camera or a full frame DSLR.

[vision63]

Hey! Have a great time! Looking forward to the pix.