Drying my feet, a short pause, and then… … then I met Brend from Australia, who also wants to go walking 7000 km Now Brend’s turn to cross the river Right across the pass I enter a plateau with far away a Samen sttlement The samen village. Doesn’t make a pleasant impression to me 

The Kungslede in two weeks will be cool Snow all over the Kings Road Yesterday in Mo I Rana I had ordered a taxi to take me to the airport this morning. I asked the driver what it was like to live in Mo I Rana. Well, his children and his family live here, so for him 

Now 9.33 a.m. In 30 min. dog sitter David will come and pick up the first half of the nanny costs for dog Tosca. Now I must check out as soon as possible, making a sign to hitchhike to Mo I Rana in Norway and then hope I’ll  get there in time, before the evening. 

  In 2 weeks, after returning from home in the NL, Han and I will walk this path. I hope the snow will be gone by then. Lucky girl, that rendeer leg.   David comes together with him mom to pick up Tosca. Tosca may take her rendeer leg with her.   Difficult to say 

Chat with owner of reastaurant Napoli Wild nature, snowy mountains/hills Camping closed. Now what? Then hitch hiking, or otherwise this evening to INN. That proved to be closed too After 1,5 hours this fairy offers me a hike to Hattfjelldal The Coop-store of Hattfjelldal, but nobody knows a camping To the right the Eindhoven (Nl) 

We’re entering a new Norwegian department Is cold here, brrr! Today is a memorable day, because 64 years ago my mother had her second baby. Another boy. Congratulations! > esult_box” lang=”en”>Today was most interesting at the end, but I will just start at the beginning. The day was no great succes. Well, such days happen. Last 

  “Dotter” Flowers, in the Nl. blooming in early spring Again lots of wood anemones, among the first spring flowers in the Nl. They’ve been following me already 3 months. on my route The snowy mountains of the immense natural reserve Bjørgefjell One of the isolated villages here Great scenery Fishing and hunting are national 

Snow on the mountains The organisation of Fréderique, Mama Alice, which organisation I’m walking for, celebrates its 10 y. birthday. Congratulations Fréderique. Ten years of selfless, hard work, undoubtedly often difficult, far from home, in Peru, Mama Alice. I walk only one year, but you’ve been going on for ten years. Well done. I admire you. People,