Hafrsfjord area.

Looking out over the Hafrsfjord area.
Some autumn colours.

GOD HELG!
HAPPY WEEKEND!

The Three Swords.

This monument (Swords in Rock) was unveiled by king Olav back in 1983.
The swords were a gift from a local bank, and made out of stone by sculptor Fritz Røed.
They are 10 metres tall.

In the year 872 several kings were fighting here at Hafrsfjord, the battle was to unite all small kingdoms into one,
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King Harald Fairhair won and became the king.

This is Vilma and Vanessa from Lima (Peru)
Vanessa is living in Norway, with husband and child.
Thanks for being my models V&V.

A view.

A view from the 10th. floor at the Clarion Hotel Air.
Hafrsfjord and the area around Sola.

More snow today.

This is what it looked like around 10 o´clock this morning.
We got even more snow later this afternoon / evening.

The face.

Do you see "the man with the sunglasses" and a rainbow?

There are beautiful places to see, even like here from the bus window on the way from the airport in to the city centre.
This is Hafrsfjord, a place that has an important role in Norwegian history.
The "Battle of Hafrsfjord" is famous and took place here.

We have had a beautiful day!

Here you see an area close to Hafrsfjord.

Regimentveien 133 at Hafrsfjord, is the address for this place, named Fredtun.

A place to find old stuff and many beautiful antique items.

The bridge, named "Tanangerbroen" over Hafrsfjord.

Today is a busy day after the Easter break with many people on the roads coming home from the mountains.

Tjensvoll/Hafrsfjord area.

It shows how close most houses are to each other.

Two glimpses from my Sunday morning.

"A bonus picture" from the airport in Oslo, and of course todays photo from Stavanger, just before landing.