FFWF will you post some pics about your town and or country?

give us some INFO girly


on you too, just basic stuff you want to share..



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No pics of you. thou. I know you don't want people leg humping you. AND I RESPECT THAT YOU KNOW. But your area I am curious about Europe in general and would love to know more about your area. Scandinavia intrigues me

you're leghumping and drawing undo attention right now

She already said where she lives.
It's deep down in the polar artic ocean with the whales

Nhaa.... she lives in Trondheim http://www.trondheim.com/engelsk/

Dude, hold your horses there

LOL ok I'm going to misinterpret this the right way and provide some pics from out and about. Some of these go back to the summer of 2001 and I apologise for the bad image quality where it may occur.:


Narvik (click here for map) where I was born and grew up



Trondheim: (google earth map just zoom in)
(Munkholmen, Tyholt it looks kinda flat but in fact it's on top of a hill and then from the top of a small tower where there's a restaurant that slowly moves around so you get a 360 view)


one of my bike routesit was a rainy day)

Pretty cool pics, thanks

I'd like to visit, but i guess i wouldn't like to live there ghead

You bastard!!! That was pretty funny!!

Hey, thanks for the info and pics. That is much more than I excpected!!

Done with the pics. There are many pretty places there. What is the oldest head stone in that cemetery? The triumph store, and some beautiful castles. Very nice area. Thanks for sharing.

Very ffwf. the Narvik pics are my fav. looks like a great place.

I have no idea, since Trondheim as a city (former name was Nidaros) is over 1000 years old the cemetary has been "recycled" quite a bit over the years. Though there are kings and important people buried inside the cathedral (and around the entire city for that matter, and yes this includes various vikings)

The only reason I took pictures of the tombstones is because I just think it's interesting that there's a Celtic cross there.

I love the history of this city, everywhere you look more or less there's something of historic importance of some kind.

It's a great place for outdoorsy stuff

pics:
http://www2.skiinfo.no/narvik/fotogalleri/index.html

One day I'm going to climb this (Stetind)
http://www2.skiinfo.no/narvik/fotoga...album=Klatring

I like this one. May be a dumb question, but have you been there?

I want to see it for myself someday.

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How many meters is the peak?

Yeah it's along the highway, E6, going south so pretty often actually, it's a great place to go fishing too, just beware of the current
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...t=h&iwloc=addr

You can sort of make out the bridge there it's on the reverse side of the road marked 827, basically the highway is the E6. It's hella inconvenient as a highway but pretty neat if you're exploring. northern Norway can brilliant for car vacations that you can combine with various forms of activities.

On a related note, occationally various branches of the U.S armed forces are sent up north to get "stuff" or play war with other members of NATO so if you're part of this, : and they do seem to get some time off I definately reccomend going on a short roadtrip or bring a camera going to various stroage fascilities as they're located in pretty scenic areas.:

It's 1392 meters and has the steepest granite wall in northern Europe apprently, the funny thing about that picture is that the peak is usually covered in a cloud, often a tiny cloud when it's otherwise blue skies.

Huzzah I get to unload useless trivia :

any good twisties up there?