Out on the motorway.

Snow and beautiful landscape seen on E39

A sign....

A sign can be so much more than "just a sign".
I like this creative and artistic sign to show where to find the Botanical Garden.
Unfortunately, the artist is unknown and not mentioned on the sign.

The tower at Ullandhaug.

Just a cold, grey and wet day!
This is the tower at Ullandhaug, decorated for Christmas.

After the storm.

Sørmarka today.
There were some signs from the STORM. (URD)

Sørmarka

Sørmarka is a great area to go for walks etc.

This is an image taken from Ullandhaug.

BLUE SKY.

BLUE sky today!

Mika and Emilia.

MIKA is a fantastic Borzoi dog! (Russian wolfhound)
EMILIA is a profesional caretaker for dogs (and cats.)
Plenty of walks.
She is out and about sometimes with more dogs at the same time.
They looked like happy friends!!
Nice meeting you both.

Spring has sprung.

Spring has sprung at the Botanical Garden at Ullandhaug.

Bright RED painted benches.

At the Botanical Garden they have now put out some bright RED painted benches. Enjoy!

Sign reading.

I guess it is possible to understand this sign without knowing any Norwegian.

Lille Ville....

"Lille Ville" is a dog full of energy !
Fun to be out on a walk with him again:)

Reflection.

Reflection.

Midnight.

A view over Stavanger on New Years Eve, from the tower seen in yesterdays posting.

On the way to see the firework.

On the way to see the firework.

   HAPPY NEW YEAR!

It is getting colder...

It is getting colder...
This is the view this afternoon from Sørmarka,
the wood area in Stavanger, towards the nearby county Sola.

One way to advertise.

Seriously, I have never seen ANYONE putting up adverts for renting or buying flats and houses in SPAIN, from their own garden.

Who knows, they might have sold quite a lot already?
Spain or not Spain.
Today we have had +26C.
Unusual for us here up in the north of Europe.

Stavanger Botanical Garden

At the Stavanger Botanical Garden.

After the storm.

Damage after the storm last week....

Herb Garden

Herb Garden at Ullandhaug.

Who are they?

Look who we met on the walk around Sørmarka today.
Do you remember their names?