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Heddal Stave church (built 1250). Notodden Municipality, Vestfold og Telemark, Norway. Norway’s largest stave church built in 1200’s and still in use. It is the largest of the 28 stave churches in Norway today. round the year 1250 the expanded with a larger apse as we see it today.
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Delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan and Liz finally set off on a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure touring Scandinavia and the arctic circle, reaching the most northly mainland lighthouse in the world. This photobook blog covers The UNESECO mining town of Roros, the Rondane National Park and the journey out of Norway.
Delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan and Liz finally set off on a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure touring Scandinavia and the arctic circle, reaching the most northly mainland lighthouse in the world. This photobook blog covers the journey south out of the Arctic Circle – Narvik. Tranoy, Rognan and the blood road.
Delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan and Liz finally set off on a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure touring Scandinavia and the arctic circle, reaching the most northly mainland lighthouse in the world. This photobook blog covers the trip around the stunning island of Senja often called a ‘Norway in miniature’
Delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan and Liz finally set off on a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure touring Scandinavia and the arctic circle, reaching the most northly mainland lighthouse in the world. This photobook blog covers the trip across the northern border of Finland, Karosjohka (the village where the Sami people’s parliament is held), then Hammerfest and the journey down to entry point to the Island of Senja
Delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan and Liz finally set off on a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure touring Scandinavia and the arctic circle, reaching the most northly mainland lighthouse in the world. This photobook blog covers the trip from the Lofotens upto and around the Nordkinn peninsula and the most northerly mainland lighthouse in the world one of the most northerly roads at the same latitude as the northern tip of Alaska
Delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan and Liz finally set off on a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure touring Scandinavia and the arctic circle, reaching the most northly mainland lighthouse in the world. This photobook blog covers the UNESECO listed Lofoten and Vesteralen Archipelago’s, Norway. More blogs to follow…
Delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan and Liz finally set off on a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure touring Scandinavia and the arctic circle, reaching the most northly mainland lighthouse in the world. This photobook blog covers County Road 17 (aka Atlantic Highway or Kystriksveien) from Steinkjer to Bodo. More blogs to follow…
Delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan and Liz finally set off on a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure touring Scandinavia and the arctic circle, reaching the most northly mainland lighthouse in the world. This photobook blog covers their arrival in Norway, UNESCO World Heritage listed fjords, the Atlantic Roadway and a stave church. More blogs to follow…
Delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan and Liz finally set off on a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure touring Scandinavia and arctic circle, reaching the most northly mainland lighthouse in the world. This blog covers the outwards trip through Germany and Sweden. More blogs to follow…
Duncan and Liz Brown had for many years held the dream for travelling Scandinavia in a motorhome / campervan with their dogs. This dream became reality in 2020 during the Covid-19 Pandemic when they undertook a 75-day 9,218 mile (14,835 km) adventure. This blog covers the planning and preparation for the trip. Further blogs describing the trip are available.
