Bye Ringebu stav church The beautiful Gutbrandtal, Norways longest valley Wild violets Is this a dog? In my country this would be called an ecological house A nice place to swim if it would be warmer A bridge 18 m. high Watch out man, don’t fall off Finally I meet someone: 2 Czechs Nice old houses 

) The medicinal Olav’s spring. Almost disappeared by road works Tosca getting rid of her surplus in the spring In Lillihammer still many unpaved streets Idem Lillihammer, no tar Everybody wearing national dress exept the two on the next picture A fellow pilgrim in Lillihammer Poor chap doesn’t even have shoes. He seems not very glad with back 

  Drive slowly, children playing Nice, nice Picture taken from the “tourists”route Is this my B&B? The real B&B Johannesgard Kitchen with view to hall with bedrooms and showers Picture of the route Church of Ringsaker Picture of old Volvo, made for friend Wil Sp Once more for Wil Eland, moose The more North I get the daffodils keep 

  For a moment I thought: Sonja? Fata morgana? Ruin of Hamar cathedral covered by glass structure Once more Olavs way passes through natural history museum Museum of natural history   This is also part of it Chime in Hedmark Museum in Hamar at Peninsula Domkirkeodden Walking along lake Mjosa Another roe deer. Looks like those 

At 2.30 am. at night dawn begins. We leave with wonderful weather towards Hamar, an ancient town with the remains of a more than 1,000 years old cathedral. Unfortunately for me and for my  visitors this is the last day of their visit, before returning to the Netherlands. Along the way we arrive at an old brewery, located 

         Our first moose We had one room with 4 twin beds. We kept a lot of clothes on in our sleeping bags to avoid getting cold. What do you do at night, when the sanitary urge is too high? The toilet, the house, 50 m. away, through wet grass, through pools of water, rain and a leaky 

 Tosca with her moose leg                                                  Wooden shed in Espa Paul and Oesj preferred two mattresses on the floor in the “living”. Therefore the living room had to be emptied: a few chairs and the table were moved to the kitchen. Sonja and I each had two bunk beds, but, of course, each one of 

 Former minister’s house Eidsvol morning picture   On the road again     Many spring flowers    Lunch break     Happy together        Since this morning 16 km.  Is this cabin open? No!    This cabin is open. Could be used for staying overnight                                                                                                                                            Almost at today’s destination   Primitive cooking, but we succeeded.        Voila, the result Tosca devouring a