The more time I spend looking at travel pictures, them more I fall in love with the charming houses, lush forests, and smooth as glass lakes of Norway. It has quickly made its way to the top of my must-see list!
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Hi! That is so fun that Norway is on your list – because I’m a blogreader of yours .. from Norway!! :) This year however I am in USA to study! But I would recomend Norway if you like hiking (as I’ve read that you do), it is wonderful!! :)
We were there this summer. Probably the best way to describe how there is a postcard-perfect view around every corner is to admit that I came home with 2,784 pics on my new DSLR. We connected with family over there, which made it a very special family vacation for us.
I lived in Norway for 3 years. It’s one of the most beautiful places on earth. If you go, you have to make sure to go camping in the Norwegian Fjords. We couldn’t get enough of it. Our favourite place was Geirangerfjorden. There are tons of old farms built on cliffs that you can hike up and visit. We weren’t able to go because of small kids but it’s something on my to-do list for sure. You can check out our one camping trip here: http://kitchensimplicity.com/my-life-lately/ to get a lay of the land, it’s breathtaking. It’s an expensive place to visit but so worth it in my books.
that looks soooo nice
I studied abroad in Norway for a semester and loved everything about it. I constantly wish I could make it back there.