D0A1FD7F-B36C-4487-BA30-AFCBE04F420699 Miles in 5 hours 36 minutes….what a long drive! 😴 We’re cutting across country now towards Oslo, as this route, although little used, is meant to be a lot more interesting than the south coast.
A very murky start to the day and we had the heating on full blast this morning as it was ‘proper’ cold. Last night, just as it got dark, a car pulled in. Out jumped two girls who promptly threw up a tent and slept in it. With a temperature of about 8 degrees and wind chill of -40 😉…no wonder they were up and gone at 7am!
Traversing the mountain plateau in the mist this morning was a bit like being on another planet. Such a weird landscape- nothing but rocks, lichen and lakes for miles and miles. It was quite reassuring to see little stone cairns everywhere as at least you know that people do come here!F59CD35D-7008-4C68-BF00-B6C42EC23A84
We were back down in a valley at lunchtime but couldn’t really find anywhere to walk, so we carried on. Then we were going to stop at Dalen but they wanted £25 just to stay in a car park! Back on the road again and found a picnic area just outside Rauland. Apparently, the tourist office here will give information on where to find the local moose. I don’t think I’ll be able to drag Guy out of Norway until he’s managed to get a photograph!9EFD0BA7-E1A2-4112-B019-B6DF0882E4AE0E584E61-D08C-4B74-B029-6D8FFF61AAAD
We did see a White Tailed Eagle yesterday…it was an enormous thing, gliding around the cliff tops – could’ve done with some binoculars.
Been out for a long walk, finally. Up a track through the woods in stealth mode just in case there were any moose loose (about the hoose). 😂9ED04FB5-0EB7-45EE-BB43-C2ECDC3E8CC9

The Long Road to Rauland

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