That Trip to Norway

Took this picture while K was busy camwhoring with the train. Just ridiculous. Hahaha.

Oh, I didn’t take a picture of K though… I was amusing myself other ways while Nana and Azri was preoccupied. However, I didn’t take many pictures when I was there; specifically just one. No idea why. Hmmm….

We’re already at Myrdal by the last picture…

Look at the roads next to the river:

And the big one:

Coming down as one of the first, I manage to get a picture of the waterfall without the many other people

Nana was the only brave one who didn’t mind the water splashing onto her camera. There was one time when Azri was posing, suddenly there was music playing. His face was priceless. Hahaha. He thought he was the only one that heard it.

There will be a performance there interesting stuff!! haha

We’re going to Myrdal!!

I think I posted up pictures of Flamsbana on the post where we just arrived at Flam. So I didn’t bother taking another picture of it again.

The views when we’re going up:

Their water fascinates me.

First view of a waterfall:

Most of it:

All of it:

The river in front of our cabin:

Sheeeeeeeep:

The church from the train:

So pretty!! With the flowers!!

Having the capacity to only sit 45 people. Very quaint and tiny.

The view we had at our cabin in the morning light…

We planned to take the Flamsbana, a train that goes up from the town Flam to enjoy the view. However, it started raining, so we decided we’ll have a go at it the next day before we went back to Oslo. So we had plenty of time in hand. We decided to find a place to buy groceries… And I saw this!!!

Adorable, isn’t it? Hehe. We shopped at a Shell station, which was the nearest place open on a Sunday. Here’s a view from the station:

Very gray, but still beautiful, in my opinion. Norway is just a great place to start loving photography. It makes everything soooo much easier.

We didn’t take this one though… We took a smaller and much more private one

But it was too darn expensive. I can’t remember how much it was.

I thought it was cute:

The label that described it was cuter:

Just in case you can’t read it:

“Hug it often and cut the wool at least once a month. It likes to socialize with other sheeps (sic) in big and rich fields in order not to become a black sheep. If it still bleats and shoves[,] you can always find it a friend or cousin from the Barbara Bukowski Animal Collection.

Meet Che’ Kam (named by Beda) who was famous for a few minutes at the Law School Reception. Haha: