Saturday, June 24, 2017

More Impressions Of Oslo, Norway

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Impeccably restored building in Oslo
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Oslo's Royal Palace
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A moment in time in the Royal Gardens
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Late afternoon picnic gathering
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In the harbor
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Public bathrooms in the center of town. A gift from the French?
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Father and son accordionists.
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At the National Gallery
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"Struggle for survival" by Christian Krohg at the National Gallery
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Street in Røros  by Harald Sohlberg
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September by Eric Werenskiold
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Munch's The Scream, with tourist
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At Vigeland Park, the largest sculpture park featuring the sculptures of Gustav Vigeland
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Some of the many Gustav Vigeland sculptures
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Five days in Oslo, Norway certainly is not enough to discover everything this lovely city has to offer, but my husband and I certainly made a valiant effort. In the first two days, we managed to visit the Viking Ship Museum, the Munch Museum, the Folk Museum, and the Nobel Museum.  We followed up by visiting the National Gallery, the Vigeland sculpture garden and the Fram Museum, which tells the story of Norway's polar explorations.
In between, we walked around the city for miles. Have I mentioned that my husband would cover every inch of a city if he could?  I try to keep up, I really do, but sometimes, I prefer to just sit in a street café and absorb the local atmosphere.

Next stop, Amsterdam and its lovely canals...and museums.
Stay tuned.


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