Sunday morning, beautiful weater, and we are going for a hiking trip. It looks very promising. This trip is "ordered" by Liene, our dear worker from Latvia, having visitors from home this weekend. She has totally fallen in love with Norway, and is doing all she can to show our beautiful country to her own people. Today it was Anita and Agris that should see Preikestolen (The Pulpit Rock). This has to be one of the most beautiful sides of Norway, we have many pearles, I don't want to make any competition.
Our latvian friends are ready for hiking.
We have good boots for the trip, so just follow the red T's.
Beautiful bog cotton and "coffeeflower" was greeting us along our route.
Steile fjellsida
Preikestolen i fugleperspektiv
Paul viser oss brua, den klynger seg helt fast til fjellsida. Ikke akkurat ei monumental bro, men nødvendig om vi skulle komme fram, og det ville vi jo.
Liene, Anita og Agris har tatt seg en pust i bakke, og står og nyter utsikten....
Paul is showing us the bridge, it's clinging to the mountain. Not exactly a huge bridge, but important if we should reach the target, and we would.
Liene, Anita and Agris is restin and enjoying the view.
Da vi var oppe på platået kunne vi høre et utall tungemål, norsk, engelsk, spansk, men de forskjellig øst europeiske tunger, som jeg ikke kan skille var så absolutt i flertall. Det er virkelig kjekt å kunne dele vårt vakre land med så mange av verdens befolkning!
We can see the target: PREIKESTOLEN (THE PULPIT ROCK)
When we was up on the platou we could hear a lot of different languages, norwegian, english, spanish, and several different eastern european toungs, which I can't divide from eachother. It is very nice to share our beautiful country with so many nationlities!
Steep rock wall
Preikestolen i fugleperspektiv