Go to Hell

For all of those that have either told me to go to Hell, or at least thought about it, I can now happily say that I have obliged.

Another full day on the road, with occasional coffee and pee stops. The scenery has changed subtly as we have moved south, more crops and farming, better roads and increased human activity. It seems all a bit soft after the north.  But lots of tunnels, 22 yesterday and around 13 today, the longest was about 7.8 km.

Today we made it just short of Trondheim, we found a camping/cabin place which is a little less expensive than the average $200 a night cheap hotel.

Did I mention that Norway was expensive? According to Insider Monkey, Norway is the Most Expensive Country in the world in 2014, followed by Switzerland and Denmark (we are going there too).

I know Lake Baikal in Russia holds 20% of the worlds unfrozen fresh water, but gee Norway must come close. It has 450,000 freshwater lakes containing 1200 cubic km of water, add this to the sea water of the Fjords which seem to be all around all the time and there is a heck of a lot of water here. No wonder they don't bother with water saving shower heads.

Here is todays Pics

Campers at last nights stop

Waterfall at Lakfosten

Guess Where

The gates of

Being let in to above

Song reference

Things are looking pretty good in Hell, bumper crop

Cheap energy for cooking

our campsite

Our cabin

LB