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from Rob and Mandy
Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast. My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive. Welcome back for another look.
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- Not many more seconds to wait.....
- This is NOT where I had lunch or dinner today, but...
- The celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is in Stavanger...
- Quite crowded in Stavanger today. The reason fo...
- I remember this young boy and his music from last ...
- "She sells seashells by the sea shore."Now she has...
- "Vonheim" is one of nearly 3000 "bedehus" (as th...
- It is the season for weddings, and this couple I...
- Have a nice weekend!It looks like we might have SU...
- Tonight I saw a part of "Hinna Park" reflected in...
- More "Broken Column".For further info.and photos p...
- A few days back my husband and I had a quick lun...
- Houses with a view over the lake "Store Stokkavann".
- Bodil and her dog Balder had been out for a Sunday...
- People living in "Old Stavanger" have probably all...
- Don`t forget to pick or buy some flowers for the...
- A walk early in the morning.
- "TO TUG or NOT TO TUG" that is the question.....
- I went with a friend to a very nice lunch concer...
- "Nasty but nice."
- Did you see yesterdays photo, the wooden bench? We...
- Have a nice weekend!
- She was beautiful !! I had to stop and take a phot...
- Time to organize breakfast ......
- Old wooden houses near the harbor with some "moder...
- A night ferry coming back at 3.20 AM. As you can ...
- Here you see ROBINSON Lazar from Babylon/ Iraq, ...
- Can you see "WHO" is in Stavanger these days?? (Sh...
- This is KJETIL AASEN in action, in Stavanger yes...
- Yesterday I said " Hipp-Hipp-Hurra" to HELMA & P...
- Today has been lovely, up to +20C, blue sky and ni...
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3 comments:
this looks like a serious foodie festival - I'm wondering what types of food would be most popular in Norway. Maybe breads and fish.
We have just had a big festival here in Adelaide called "Tasting Australia" we had stalls with cheese -wines -breads- sausages etc
but very little seafood.
Dianne xx
A greeat crowd and the subject seems interesting!
Looks like it was a very nice day!
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