A guided tour.

The man in the read anorak was busy talking in a language I did not understand, but I guess he was a guide telling a group of tourists about our city. They were standing in front of the statue of Alexander Kielland, a famous author, who has been standing here for many years, facing the harbor and the once lively marketplace (the marketplace has been much less active over the last few years).

Today I have done something new. I have been a tourist in my own city, and I have spent two hours with a qualified guide and the German family Meyer from Wolfsburg.

(They had rented a flat at Tou, and were planning on a trip up to "the Pulpit Rock" tomorrow.)

Well, we had a good time strolling  around in Stavanger, visiting some places, and later the guided tour continued by bus to several other interesting places.

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