Stavanger is number 2 after Oslo (including it's surrounding region), when it comes to the number of roundabouts.
This is a view downhill from Gausel, not far from Gandsfjord.
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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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- A decorated wall.
- Good places to visit.
- Stavanger is number 2 ......
- Sea view.
- Flowers in the summer.
- A view over to the St.Olav area.
- Summer.
- A narrow little road.
- Souvenirs
- Big boys having fun.
- Summer will come......?
- A view from the St.Olav area to St. Petri.
- A man and his boat.
- The table is laid.
- The canning industry.
- Something new & something old.
- Easy to spot....
- NORDSJØRITTET 2015
- I am hungry. (Jeg er sulten)
- Big penguins?
- The Blue Artistic House.
- Bonzo
- Roof tops.
- The Queen Of The Coast.
- LØVÅS BRUKTBU
- All nurses.
- Railway.
- At Cafe STING.
- Parking space for PER.
- She has STYLE
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5 comments:
We are getting more and more of them here. I haven't decided whether that is good or not!
The first ever roundabout I encountered as a driver was in 1969 in Kansas City, Missouri. I decided to make the best of it, and, thank goodness it all worked out!
Traffic circles are good. Much better than a stop sign b/c you don't have to stop if no one is coming.
Also better than the dreaded European rechts fuer links.
I think we have at least three roundabouts for any intersection...
We have the odd one around here, two or three that I can think of offhand.
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