Holey MOLEY!

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I'm in a place called Bodø right now. It's at about 67.3 degrees north - yep, north of the Arctic Circle!

But that's not why I'm updating. I was on a train for 10 hours today getting here, which was pretty boring except for the fact that we went through a place called Hell. Yep, there was a sign that said 'Welcome to Hell'!

But that's still not why I'm updating. I tried some cookies yesterday in Trondheim. They were actually not that great considering they came from a bakery. 4/10. The Hob-Nob equivalents I bought at the grocery store are better.

But... that's still not why I'm updating.

I HAVE PHOTOS!!!

Had to be very selective, but here are a bunch of them! Huzzah!

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Photos

Jokulsarlon
The massive iceberg lake!

Lost in the Mist
On Kristinartindar, Skaftafell, Iceland. Are we having fun yet?

View from Kristinartindar
On the edge of a cloud!

That one waterfall
Yeah, I can't remember all these names after 4 weeks, but it looks cool. Skaftafell, Iceland.

Canned Air
I told you they were selling air! (Iceland)

Gullfoss
Iceland's Golden Waterfall!

Bridge to Nowhere
I think the water's a bit high. Also, check out the colours in the background! Welcome to Landmannalaugar, Iceland!

Landmannalaugar
More colours! Whee!

Markarsfljot Canyon
The Grand Canyon of Iceland!

More Mist
Hiking near Thorsmork, Iceland.

Islands
In the mist! (Thorsmork)

No Dogs!
Interesting sign to have in the middle of nowhere...

Torshavn
Colourful capital of the Faroe Islands.

Bryggen Wharf
In Bergen, Norway.

Moose!
This one was kinda random.

Trolls!
These things are everywhere in Norway. Millions of them!

Flam Railway
Wonderful view!

Borgund Stave Church
Wood carving close-up.

Borgund Stave Church
Pretty cool building!

Glittertind
Starting down from Norway's second highest summit.

A mountain to climb
I went up there! =)

Comments

[Alessandro]

What an amazing view... alll of them!!
It's amazing to think what is truly out there in the world. All that you are seeing is the tip of the iceberg, but by no means does that undermine what you have experienced. It's sad that most people never go very far from where they were born. You are truly an adventurer and I respect and admire that. Seeing these pictures and reading all your blogs is making my traveling itch come back, and I surely wouldn't mind spending some time in a fraction of the places you've been. All the best! (to you.)