Monday 26 December 2011


After all the heavy Christmas food, I am looking forward to buying some fresh seafood from one of the boats down at the harbor.



11 comments:

Lynette said...

It's a blessing to be able to change our diets as we like, isn't it? Happy New Year!

Oakland Daily Photo said...

The bounty of the sea.

I noticed you actually post daily! Very impressive. My blog should be called Oakland (not even close to) Daily Photo.

Best wishes.

Lisa said...

I would love to be there buying some fresh seafood myself!

quantum satis said...

Vel overstått. Rekeskall egner seg jo ypperlig til fiskesauskraft, som kjøttbein? til brun saus ...Dette er ingredienser i mitt nyttårsforsett,etter å ha jukset med litt Toropulver i julen...

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Oh yes I agree Gunn, after all the trifle and cake I've eaten in the last few days, your picture looks so very appealing!

VP said...

Gorgeous image, I am not sure we have something like this, but I am no expert!

John said...

Thanks for the Christmas greetings; yes, we had a good Christmas with family in Denmark, my son and daughter both live and work there.

I have to say that the seafood would be a welcome change from the goose, jul frokost with snaps and beer. Need something a little lighter now

Have a good New Year.

Satunnainen matkailija said...

Hi Gunn. I have been twice in Norway, driving around the country. Have been thinking about this, is it possible for anyone to go to harbour and buy fish etc from boats. Or do fishers first sell them to marketplace sellers or stores and then we have to buy the fish from these places. If it´s possible to buy directly from ships, what time one has to be there and is price very different to shops?

cieldequimper said...

YUMMY!!!! Both my favourites. I can't wait to be in Quimper in order to do the exact same thing! :-)

Karl said...

I would be there too...
Happy New Year Gunn!

Mo said...

Oh yum is this what I can expect when I come to Norway in march? Can't wait.