Holiday time, and here is one of many busses from abroad.
Tourists from Spain have arrived in Stavanger.
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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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- From Spain.
- St. Svithun
- Reflection.
- Summer & Rain.
- Early morning on the beach.
- Today
- Sunshine today?
- Who is she?
- Camping
- Skyggesiden.
- Parking.
- The day after the TOGA PARTY.
- Relaxing on the beach.
- The red door.
- Parking.
- The Roman Catholic Church, St.Svithun.
- The Wedding Day
- Where Winds Are Gaining Speed.
- Work.
- Remember....
- Rain
- Sporty men.
- BREIDABLIKK
- Roses in Old Stavanger.
- The Norwegian Fjord Horse.
- The SALE is on.
- Sharing the road.
- Weeding or not weeding?
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11 comments:
Driving through the city in summer holiday time is so terrible. I our small cities sometimes is tooooo much buses. Do you agree? Greetings from Bergen
Yes, we do have narrow roads, up and down the mountains too. I guess the foreign bus drivers have to be the companies best drivers to drive in Norway. :-)And there are places I would not feel good driving, or more to the point, to reverse the car with huge busses all over.
That's a long way to travel!
I can see how this big bus could cause problems on a narrow road. Our roads up here are narrow and sometimes you have to deal with tractor drivers who are too slow. They try to pull over when they can so the traffic behind them can pass. Then it's a race to make sure you pass him before he comes back on the road.
Not that different from the tour buses we see here, especially through the summer.
That is a big bus!
Looks much like tour buses here in the states. They do take up a lot of space!
lucky them :)
A long way from Spain to Norway... but it is also a big bus :)
i have never taken a tour by bus...how exciting for the tourists!
By bus??? Wow
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