This summer, my family and I hiked across Southern Norway from east to west. So what is it like to hike across Norway, you may ask?
I can tell you this: Hiking across Norway
is relaxing in the late evening sun next to a field the first day of the trip
hiking into hidden valleys without tracks
meeting local sweethearts
jumping for joy
embracing the moment (when the wind removes the midges for a few minutes)
drinking pure water
disappearing into the fog
counting midges on the tent fly
enjoying a brief moment of trout bonanza
hiking long forest roads
styling a natural hairdo
walking late into the evening
finding memorable camp sites
descending into the clouds
reaching the Lysefjord.
I hope you had sunny weather too, Mikkel. All your pictures are great. The first in row is a stunner 🙂
Love to see that on a big wall ❤
All the best to you and your family,
Hanna
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Thanks a lot, Hanna 🙂 We had all sorts of weather on the trip, but there is something special about fog, so I guess some of the sunny pictures stayed on the hard disk.
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Oh god, these landscapes are so amazing! I live in Ukraine and we haven’t such a mountains near the sea (or whatever those waser might be), so it’s good to see something very different. And photos in the fog are breathtaking, just wonderful. Good luck in your future journeys!
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Thank you so much for your comment. You are right about the mountains falling into the sea in the last picture.
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Great post… love the shot of Lysefjord at the end.
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Thanks a lot, Pete! Lysefjorden sure was awe-inspiring.
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Loved all the photos. Especially the local sweethearts. So cute. Cool that you noticed that. I’ve been a professional portrait photographer for 13 years, but am really falling in love with nature and travel photography and your blog is such eye candy! This trip looked amazing! Thanks for sharing.
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