>I’ve never been to Norway but I’m dying to go. I spend hours online looking at the pictures of this beautiful country. One of the things I will most certainly do when I finally get there is travel on the Flåmsbana. It’s a train ride that takes you through some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Just look at how beautiful this railway station is.
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| This is the beginning of the train ride at Myrdal. |
I would also love to go to the northern part of Norway. Imagine staying at this chalet for a while and staring at the beautiful view. It must be so quiet there.
And of course there is also Trondheim that is so beautiful that it’s scary:
There is also this great picture of Trondheim:
Everything looks so serene and so right. I look at the pictures of Norway and get this weird feeling that this is how things should be. Maybe I lived in Norway in my previous lives. It would explain my love for extremely cold weather.
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>Don't forget about Ålesund! That's my personal vote for one of the most beautiful places in Norway.
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>Oh, yes. Alesund, everybody:http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/thumblarge_287/1215536790w6PK9g.jpg
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>I see you have solved the problem of putting letter-cum-diacritical-marks here. How do you do it? You said recently that blogspot would not permit it.
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>Blogger is improving in a variety of ways, which is very good. Not only can the diacritical marks can be put in posts titles but the Blogger now finally has a spell-checker. Also, if you look in the right-hand column, you will see that it has a counter of pageviews since May 2010. That's also fairly new. In the short time I have been blogging, many things have been added to Blogger. And I hear that they are working hard to improve some more. We'll see what that will bring us.
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